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EL Debaters Soar At Falcon Invitational Two Elk Lake Forensics Team members put in tremendous performances at the Pennsbury Falcon Invitational Forensics Tournament at Pennsbury High School in suburban Philadelphia on February 4-5.
Sophomore Molly Copeland and freshman Karyn Hunsinger both compiled a four-win and two-loss preliminary round record in Lincoln-Douglas Debate. They defeated debaters from Pennsbury, Southern Lehigh, Jenkintown, Perkiomen Valley, and Truman High Schools. As a result of their preliminary round record, they both advanced to quarterfinals. Unfortunately, due to their similar records, they were paired up against each other in the quarterfinals. EL Forensics Director and assistant coach Jon Allen decided to advance Copeland to semi-finals because she was seeded higher due to speaker point. As a result of this, Hunsinger placed sixth overall in LD Debate. In semi-finals, Copeland lost a split decision to Ross Doppelt from Haverford High School. Copeland consequently placed third in LD Debate. “This was a great performance by a very young team at a tournament where we were unfamiliar with the competition. These two underclassmen have proven that they are competitive even in a tough Philadelphia forensics tournament,” commented EL Forensics Director Keith Brosious. On February 11-12, the EL Forensics Team will wrap up its regular season schedule by traveling to Pittsburgh to compete at the prestigious North Hills Invitational Tournament, the largest high school invitational tournament in the state.
SCCTC Announces Students Of The Month
Pictured (l-r) are: Kaitlyn Shinn, Jordan McDaniels, Samantha Sebjan, Michael Hodle, Jennifer Sheridan, Brenda Rozell, Lisa Zionkowski, Mrs. Davis. Absent from photo: Brian Slofkosky, Darin Ford, Sarah Gardner, Mara Mitchell. Mrs. Alice M. Davis, Vocational Director of the Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center, is proud to announce the following SCCTC Students of the Month for December, 2004.
Blue Ridge Elementary 2nd Period Honor Roll Following is the Blue Ridge Elementary School Honor Roll for the second marking period of the 2004-05 school year. HIGH HONOR ROLL Mrs. Buffington: Sonja Campbell, Autumn Hadlick, Meagan Hoyt, Keith Paumgardhen, Kylee Sena. Mrs. Chamberlain: Amanda Reese, Mitchell Wages, Wesley Ward, Ashley Warren. Mr. Mazikewich: Margaret Darrow, Jacquelyn Furch, Kevin McCarey. Mrs. Wolfe: Austin Barrett, Rachel Casella, Mike Dorunda, Kailey Ragard. HONOR ROLL Mrs. Buffington: Shamika Dommes, Ethan Mansfield, Shannon O’Neill, Gage Piechocki, Megan VanGorden. Mrs. Chamberlain: Amber Angerson, Shawn Darrow, Kellie Jesse, Kayla Muzzy, Kelsey Ralston, Michael Robbs, Levi Schmidt, Sean Stanley. Mr. Mazikewich: Warren Armondi, Annie Dunn, Amanda Garnett, Scott Heeman, Cyerah Jones, David Miller, Samual Phillips Jr., Korey Travis, Caleb Watts, Nicole Whitney. Mrs. Wolfe: Alex Cardoza, Keely FitzGerald, Kayla Gentilquore, Emmalee Huston, Danika Lawson, Nicholas Schell, Stephen Starks, Brittany Tangora, William Weber.
Blue Ridge Elementary Citizens Of The Month Following are the Blue Ridge Elementary School students chosen as Citizens of the Month for January, 2005. Kindergarten: Mrs. Johnson - Paige MacConnell; Mrs. Ogeka - Eric Peters; Mrs. Rhone - Brooke Marvin; Mrs. Small - Jonathan Calla; Mrs. Whitehead - Jacob Decker. Grade 1: Miss Bowman - Bethany Yarrison; Mrs. Button - Abaigail Roe; Mrs. Reese - Demiano DeBella; Mrs. Scott - Lindsey Rupakus; Mrs. Skal - Janelle Oakley. Grade 2: Mrs. Hepler - Amelia Kerr; Ms. Levine - Casey Roberts; Mrs. Theophila - Alyssa Calla; Mrs. Yurgosky - Austin White. Grade 3: Mrs. Berger - Samantha Frailey; Mrs. Harter - Logan Ellis; Mrs. Kelly - Lyle Lawson; Miss Pease - Ethan Robinson. Grade 4: Mrs. Bartkus - Tyler Marvin; Mrs. Eidenier - Jenna Rupakus; Mr. Goff - Taylor Decker; Mr. Jones - Nicholas Zityow. Grade 5: Mrs. Buffington - Meagan Hoyt; Mrs. Chamberlain - Mitchell Wages; Mr. Mazikewich - Amanda Garnett; Mrs. Wolfe - John Sutton. Mrs. Bleck - Shawn Darrow. Mrs. Heal - Michelle Ballard. Mrs. Hitchcock - Kelly Gordon. Mrs. Suchy - Joshua James. Mrs. Klenchik - Desiree Penny.
Carrie DeWitt Earns Colgate Dean’s Award Hamilton, NY – Carrie DeWitt, daughter of Dr. Warren and Nancy DeWitt, Susquehanna, is a recipient of the Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence during the fall, 2004 semester at Colgate University, where she is a member of the Class of 2007. To be eligible for the Dean’s Award, a Colgate student must achieve a 3.30 or higher average while carrying a full course load of four courses per semester. A 2003 graduate of Susquehanna Community High School, Carrie is concentrating in Sociology and Women’s Studies at Colgate.
Locals Graduate Mansfield Univ. A total of 218 degrees were awarded during Mansfield University’s 140th commencement ceremonies in December, 2004. Following are students from our locale achieving the honor. Zachry Barnhart, Friendsville, with a BS Degree in Economics. Gregory Lutkiewicz, Hallstead, with a BS.CIS Degree in Information Systems.
Melanie DeWitt Makes Georgia Tech Dean's List Atlanta, GA – Melanie Evelyn DeWitt, Susquehanna has been named to the Dean's List for the fall, 2004 semester at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Undergraduate students earning a 3.00 or higher academic average for the quarter gain the distinction of being named to the Dean's List at Georgia Tech.
Susky High Second Period Honor Roll Following is the Susquehanna Community High School Honor Roll for the second marking period of the 2004-05 school year. Highest Honors (93-100) Grade 12: Jessica Briar, Crystal Casterline, Ryan Dubas, Paula Freitag, Tiara Kelly, Kevin Lee, Laura Plant, Carolyn Severs, Melanie Stark, Abralyn Stone, Denise Walker. Grade 11: Kimberly Frechen, Ryan Lee, Melissa Leet. Grade10: Sarah Biegert, Melanie Biesecker, Andrew Crawford, Kathryn DeWitt, Kaitlin Flor, Meghan Gilleran, Kristin Gumaer, Timothy Haynes, Ashley Hubal, Kirsten Kemmerer, Jessica Lee, Carrie Lewis, William McHale, Nicole Ransbottom, Ellen Reavey, Samantha Schmidt, Danielle Williams. Grade 9: Ellen Biegert, Christopher Felter, Tara Flor, Angela Petriello, Ashley Price, Tamara Sagar, Craig Soden, Jessica Welch. Grade 8: Sydney Carmody, Christy Glidden, Justin Lee, Hannah Price, Cody Scepaniak, Aaron Soden, Bradley Stone, Jeffrey Williams. Grade 7: Nicholas Felter, Thomas Kelly Jr., Kyla Kemmerer, Shawn Norton, Sonal Patel, Brandon Stone, Jami Towner, Andrea Walker. Honors (90-93) Grade 12: Rachael Ballard, Kiera Brown, Holly Cobb, Brock Smith, Bridgette Stone, Heather Stone, Tiffany Tanner, Joseph Truskolaski, Kelliann Walsh, Alexis Wheeler, Matthew Wolf, Tiffanie Yoder. Grade 11: Christopher Balliet, Daniel Brinton, Katie Lawrenson, Marisa MitchellFlanagan, Allen Russell, Jeremy Travis, Curtis Walker. Grade 10: Shianne Barton, Christina Butts, Justin Butts, Tiffany Carpenter, Jia Luo Dong, Carla Gehman, Casey Glidden, Jessica Terpstra, Perri Weldy, Billie Jean Wilbur. Grade 9: Kelli Agler, Caryn Conklin, Justin Ross, Geri Smith, Kristy Tyler. Grade 8: Ashley Aldrich, Daniel Boughton, Phylicia DeCicco, Diana Greene, Jessica Hubal, Danielle Moore, Lacey Sholtiss, Leann Terpstra, Anthony Wayman. Grade 7: Scott Arthur, John Herbert, Shane Hugaboom, Maggie Lawrenson, Matthew Leet. Merit Roll (85-90) Grade 12: Michelle Batson, Ashley Casillas, Chris Cavanaugh, Kara Culnane, Nancy Edwards, Tiffany Fiske, Brandan Glover, Angela LoVuolo, Emma Seamans, Thomas Walker, Ashley Westbrook, Sean Wolf. Grade 11: Aaron Callender, Heather Conroy, Travis Cordner, Jamie Gallagher, Ryan Gilleran, Mary Kuhn, Bryan Price, Kyle Price, Robert Reddon, Stephen Sicovitch, Julia Wallace, Marissa Weidow. Grade 10: Mercedes Allen, Cameron Arthur, Adam Bixby, Wendy Bohannan, Amy Butts, Abigail DeWitt, JoAnna Dooley, Stephanie Ficarro, Amber Gaffey, Adam Glover, Sean Lawson, Andrew Napolitano, Brian Norton, Caitlin Piercy, Allen Plant, Rachelle Snyder, Amy Stein, Deanna Stone, Nicole Tarbox, Brant Thomas, Brianne Thomas, Teri Upright. Grade 9: Dustin Barton, Shayna Benson, Ashley Blewett, Mary Jo Cotter, Crystal Davis, Amanda Depew, Daniel Downton, Kristen Edwards, Michael Ervin, Kirk Fallon, Daniel Gall, Ian Gordon, Shannon Hugaboom, Brent Keyes, Alexandria Kotran, Natalie Piercy, Craig Price, Samuel Ross, Ashley Scaperrotta, Cynthia Williams, Megan Zappe, Brittany Zebrowski. Grade 8: Stephen Andujar, Dylon Beamer, Christine Biegert, Heather Bixby, Amanda Carvin, Monique Drag, Molly Edwards, Connor Freitag, Jennifer Glover, Brittany Heller, David Jackson, Kayshia Kruger, Lindsay Lawrenson, Michael Lloyd, Ellen Matis, Joshua McKinney, Carrie Phetmoungkhoune, Kelly Wademan, Jeremy Wallace., Misha Weldy, Zachary Wignall, Ashley Wray. Grade 7: Kaitlyn Adam, Breanna Bastion, Kaitlin Callender, Benjamin Case, Kelly Conklin, Coty Cross, Garrett Cuevas, Jakilyn DeCicco, Tyler Dibble, Dominic Gerhardt, Adam Macazan, Michael Nagel, Lauren Reddon, Christopher Repa, William Silfies, Gafston Stone, Kyla Vadovsky.
Local Students Make U of S Dean’s List The University of Scranton has announced its Dean’s List, which recognizes students for academic excellence during the 2004 fall semester. A student must have a grade point average of 3.5 or better with a minimum number of credit hours to make the Dean’s List. The list includes students from the College of Arts and Sciences, the Kania School of Management, the Panuska College of Professional Studies and Dexter Hanley College. Following are students from Susquehanna County who achieved the honor: Holly A. Benedict, Union Dale; Clayton D. Brooks, Montrose; Shawn M. Brothwell, Browndale; Charlene M. Collins, Forest City; Joanna Fischer, Forest City; Brooke L. Hinkley, Hallstead; Adele N. Kryger, Kingsley; Marja N. Litwin, Nicholson; James A. Marsicano, Vandling; John D. Reuther, Forest City; Brentt J. Swetter, Union Dale; Lauren E. Zefran, Browndale.
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