THE DALLAS POST
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Dallas High School students who finished in third place in the Junior Engineering Technical Society
(JETS) Test of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics and Sciences (TEAMS) are, from left, first row,
Josh Kachurick, Kevin Hunter, Samantha Casto, Pierce Donovan, Robert Adams. Second row, John
Barnes, TEAMS Regional Coordinator/Penn State Wilkes-Barre Admissions Officer; John Fredericks,
Dallas High School teacher; Rocco Cabrera, Marc Noyalis, Tim Reinert, Bill McFarland, P.E., Presi-
dent, Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers Luzerne County Chapter.
Dallas finishes third in
JET) team competition
Dallas High School finished in
third place in the Junior Engi-
neering Technical Society
(JETS) Test of Engineering Apti-
tude, Mathematics and Sciences
(TEAMS) competition held
March 9 at Penn State/Wilkes-
Barre.
The competition is co-spon-
sored by the Pennsylvania Socie-
ty of Professional Engineers Lu-
zerne County Chapter. :
Students worked together in
teams of four to eight members in
the two-part competition, which
consisted of an 80-question mul-
tiple choice exam and a series of
eight tasks related to this year’s
theme: “Smarter Energy, Cleaner
Planet.”
According to www.jets.org,
this theme “show[s] students
firsthand how engineers in vari-
ous disciplines, including envi-
ronmental engineers, civil engi-
neers and mechanical engineers
tackle the energy crisis and the
global need for diversification, ef-
ficiency, security, and ecological
sustainability.”
Wyoming Area High School
finished in first place while sec-
ond-place honors went to Wallen-
paupack Area High School.
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