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HEADLINES: E L Students To Attend District Band Festival Elk Lake is proud of the students that will be representing their school at the PMEA District 9 Band Festival. The Band Festival will be hosted Friday, April 29, at the Wayne Highlands Middle School, Honesdale, PA. There will be two concert bands; one for the fifth and sixth grades and one for grades seven and eight. The concert begins at 6:45 p.m. in the Honesdale High School. The conductor for the fifth and sixth band is Betty Ann Robson of the Elmira School District and Mr. Michael Kivas of Philadelphia. Mr. Jim Willow is the host conductor.
Pictured (l-r) are the fifth and sixth grade Elk Lake representatives: front row – David Jensen, Lauren Gruver, Tim Jensen; back row – Luke Sherwood, Joey Woolcock, Katie Mitchell, Shea Skinner.
Pictured (l-r) are the seventh and eighth grade Elk Lake representatives: front row – Adam Ives, Nik Forkal, John Prevost; back row – Mrs. Rezykowski, Mathew Walters, Laura Nulton. This event is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association. The conductor from Elk Lake is Mrs. Cathy Rezykowski.
Elk Lake Attends PMEA Song-Fest Thirteen students from Elk Lake Elementary and Middle School choruses were selected to attend the District 9, PMEA Song-Fest held at Lackawanna Trail High School on Friday, April 1. Singers from about fifty schools in the District participated in an all-day festival.
Representing the Elk Lake Elementary Chorus (l-r) were: back row – Tabitha Kittle, Kelsey Mills, Miranda Larnerd; front row – Katie Mitchell, Allison Fisher. Students prepared the music at their home schools with their own directors. Then they came together under a guest conductor for a day of rehearsal and performance.
Representing the Elk Lake Middle School Chorus (l-r) were: back row – Mackenzie Franssen, Randy Alden, Brandi Smith, Cody Anderson Ashley Hoffman; front row – Ariel Shiffer, Alan Gage, Aaron Boner. Elementary Chorus was directed by Ms. Susan Kelly, Choral Director at Mid Valley School District. The Middle School Chorus sang under Mrs. Eileen Hower. The evening concert concluded with a combined number of about 330 voices singing “I Dream a World,” by Andre Thomas. Elk Lake choruses are under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Holbert.
Elk Lake High School Students Of The Month Elk Lake High School is pleased to announce the following students who were selected as March, 2005 “Students of the Month”.
Pictured (l-r) are: front row – Amanda Squier, Rebecca Rayias, Shane Caines; second row – Dr. Kenneth Cuomo, High School Principal, Nicole Snedaker, Dustin Sheridan, Lucrezia Holgate, Jeremy Vaskas. Absent from photo: Jaron Fissler, Jeff Berkley. Students of the month are selected by nominations of any student in grades 10 – 12 by a teacher for outstanding achievement. The student must show individual effort, community and school wide effort, as well as effort in the classroom. Other important criteria includes: a showing of personal growth, skill development, dedication, leadership, academic growth and improvement, school service and community service.
Elk Lake Junior High Students Of The Month Elk Lake Junior High Principal, Mr. Brain Mallery, is pleased to announce the following students who were selected as February, 2005 Students of the Month.
Pictured (l-r) are: seated – Desiree Laudeman, Danielle Crego, Robert Arneil, Caitlin Good, Sarah Brojack; standing – Andrew Knitter, Tashmia Ingram, Mr. Mallery, Wayne Martin, Corey Benscoter. Missing from photo: Elysia Curry. Students of the month are selected by nomination of any student in grades 7-9 by a teacher for outstanding achievement. The students must show individual effort, community and school wide effort, as well as effort in the classroom. Other important criteria includes: a showing of personal growth, skill development, dedication, leadership, academic growth and improvement, school service and community service.
SCCTC Announces Students Of The Month
Mrs. Alice M. Davis, Vocational Director of the Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center, is proud to announce the following SCCTC Students of the Month for February, 2005. Pictured (l-r) are: Brittany Brown, Tonya Benjamin, Joe Inman, Brittany Fike, Kyle Hanjaras, Mara Mitchell, Nicholas Kohler, Natasha Burton and Mrs. Davis. Absent from photo: Dustin Squier, Michell Drost and Chad Benson.
Susky Elementary Students Of The Month Mr. Robert Keyes, Principal of Susquehanna Community Elementary School, announces the following Students of the Month for March, 2005. Kindergarten, First, Second, Third
Pictured (l-r) are: row 1 – Jonathan Edwards, Gabrielle Glover, Garret Grausgruber, Tyler Towers; row 2 – Michael Skurski, Dylan Stout, John Ball, Jr., Haley Aldrich; row 3 – Keith Hubal, Christian Miller, Tiara Rokita, Susan Chamberlain; row 4 – Brooke Morrison, Alyssa Jacobs, Mashawna Hargett, Micaela Rhone, Katelyn Sherman. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
Pictured (l-r) are: row 1 – Sydney Larsen, Alycia Cuevas, Melissa Kukowski, Caitlynn O'Dell; row 2 – Ashley Ballard, Kelsie Drury, Brenda Kochmer, Jamie Boerner; row 3 – Steven Skurski, Alex Price, Robert Hubal. Absent from photo: Maureen Lawson and George Wilkes.
Adam Swindlehurst Makes S. C. Dean's List Adam Swindlehurst of Thompson was named to the dean's list at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, GA, for winter quarter 2005. Full-time undergraduate students who earn a grade point average of 3.5 or above for the quarter receive recognition on the dean's list.
Beth Giangrieco Is USN Award Winner The United States Achievement Academy announced that Beth Giangrieco from New Milford, PA has been named a United States National Award winner in Leadership and Service. Beth, who attends Blue Ridge High School was nominated for this national award by Christina Whitney, a Career Service Teacher at the school. Beth will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, which is published nationally. Beth is the daughter of Jim and Frida Giangrieco, New Milford. The grandparents are John and Jean Giangrieco, Hallstead.
Blue Ridge Elementary Citizens Of The Month Following is a list of students at Blue Ridge Elementary School who were chosen as Citizens of the Month for March, 2005. Kindergarten: Mrs. Johnson – Stephen Forsyth; Mrs. Farrell – Glenn Henderson; Mrs. Rhone – Adreanna Skinner; Mrs. Small – Brandon Kingston; Mrs. Whitehead – Tyrell Cheeseboro. Grade 1: Miss Bowman – Adam Michalski; Mrs. Button – Nicole Luce; Mrs. Reese – Callie Wyatt; Mrs. Scott – Natasha Shibley; Mrs. Skal – Amber Smith. Grade 2: Mrs. Hepler – Christina E.Fuller; Ms. Levine – Julia Stanley; Mrs. Theophila – Addison Parsons; Mrs. Yurgosky – Nicholas Swaha. Grade 3: Mrs. Berger – Patricia Cordner; Mrs. Harter – Jenna Bennett; Mrs. Kelly – Brittany Ucci; Miss Pease – Lewis Esposito. Grade 4: Mrs. Bartkus – Troy Carey; Mrs. Eidenier – Brittany Greenwood; Mr. Goff – Ian Robinson; Mr. Jones – Stephanie Button. Grade 5: Mrs. Buffington – Sonja Campbell; Mrs. Chamberlain – Zachary Ord; Mr. Mazikewich – Jesse Pruitt; Mrs. Wolfe – Stephen Starks. Mrs. Bleck – Scott Heeman. Mrs. Heal – Alex Crandall. Mrs. Hitchcock – Aaron Ward Mrs. Suchy – Michael Ballard. Mrs. Klenchik – Robby Biesecker.
Susky Elementary Reading Achievement Awards The following is a list of the Susquehanna Community Elementary School students who received a Reading Achievement Award for the third marking period of the 2004-05 school year. A student must maintain an A average (93-100) for the entire marking period in order to receive this award. Mrs. Tingley - 1-1: John Ball, Baily Barnes, Daniel Braun , Breanna Bushong, Sean Elliott, Cori Glidden, Kaitlyn Gow, C.J. Mallery, Miranda Rhone, Jessica Staros. Mrs. Rowe – 1-2: Haley Aldrich, Michael Armitage, David Baker, Miranda Groover, Alyssa Hubal, Jessica Plutino, Nicole Sherman. Mrs. Davis – 1-3: Alan-Michael Anderson, Abby Burdick, Kristine Callahan, Taylor Cook-Kelly, Allison Hampton, Marissa Hodge, Samantha Irwin, Scotty Knifer, Alyssa Rockwell, Dylan Stout, Alyssa Sweeney. Mrs. Brieden – LS-1: Justin Acone, Sara Perry, Phillip Rogan. Mrs. Hilling – 2-1: Willard Cobb, Keith Hubal, Tyler Petriello, William Reddon, Dale Reid, Allison Ryder, Brad Sherman. Mrs. Hinkley – 2-2: Nicole Barnes, Kasey Burdick, Brendan Lamb, Adam MacDonald, Justin Stanford. Mrs. Houghton – 2-3: Ivy Christensen, Dakota Irwin, Tiara Rokita, Ana Smith. Mrs. Mazikewich – 2-4: Christian Miller, Olivia Rockwell, Daniel Staros, Samantha Yoskowitz. Mrs. Burdick – LS-2: James Ballard, Mark Conklin. Mrs. Steele – 3-1: Sydney Avery, Melvin Batson, Amber Dubanowitz, Jonathan Felter. Mrs. Stone – 3-2: Kaitlyn Bray, Joseph DeLaPlaine, Kyle MacDonald, Richard Pelicci, Micaela Rhone, Ciera Scepaniak, Victoria Trynoski. Mrs. Heath – 3-3: Jack DeLaPlaine, Mashawna Hargett, Lauren Marco, Kaelin Payne. Mrs. Soden – 3-4: Nicholas Acosta, Nicholas Chamberlain, Chaz Comstock, Rachel Hubal , Alyssa Jacobs, Nolan Reddon, Emily Staros. Mrs. Rockwell – LS-3: Thomas Baker, Cheryl Hendrickson, Brooke Morrison, Cody Rockwell, Tyler St. Andrew, Nicholas Wilmot. Mrs. Homer – 4-1: Melayna Amrein, Danielle Barnes. Mrs. Fuller – 4-2: Emily Carmody, Melissa Kukowski, Raymond Polak, Ryan Swanson, Casey Williams. Mrs. Stanley – 4-3: Megan Canfield, Derek Case, Austin Smith, Callie Truex. Mr. Hall – 5-1: Matthew Hilling. Mrs. Conklin – 5-2: Morgan Ofsharick, Jeffrey Wayman, Jr. Mr. Presley – 5-3: Courtney Arthur. Mr. Rezykowski – 6-1: Kelly Burke, Nicholas Marco, Kyle Napolitano. Mr. Escandel – 6-2: Kelsey Carmody, Sarah Parsons, Basia Polak, Robert Skiba, Derek Williams, David Winn. Mrs. Chervanka – 6-3: Kalyn Cina, Sean Leonard, Gabrielle Peksa, Alex Price, Kristen Wentzell. Mrs. Glidden – 6-4: Kimberly Aldrich, Ryan Rosenthal, Timothy Sager. Mrs. Vauter – LS-6: Gary Hornish, Jarrett Coleman, Jesse Redington, Matthew Williams.
Sarah Button Chosen F.C. Rotary Student Ms. Eliza Vagni, Assistant Principal of Mountain View High School, announces the selection of Sarah Button, daughter of Thomas and Patricia Button of Kingsley, as the Forest City Rotary Student Of The Month for March. Sarah merited this recognition because of high academic achievement, participation in a variety of extracurricular and community activities, and great potential for future service to society. An honor student in the Class of 2005, Sarah as been a member of the National Honor Society, the Jazz Band, the Wind Ensemble, the Marching Band, and dramatic casts during her high school years. In addition, she has been involved with part-time employment as an SEO assistant and has served as a volunteer for the Harford Historical Society in their popular Halloween Haunted House Project. This year Sarah's interests have included swing dance lessons, the Juggling Club, the Philosophy Club, and Irish music, specifically with the tin whistle. She also assisted the seventh grade class as a mentor. Sarah has participated for three years in dog training experiences, e.g. teaching her dog specific tricks, obedience, and agility. In 2003 she was associated with the Susquehanna Watershed and helped in tree planting activities. After graduation in June, Sarah plans to attend college and will continue training and studies in several music programs. Sarah and her parents were invited to attend the March 28 dinner meeting as guests of the Rotary Club at Guiseppe's Restaurant in Forest City.
The Elk Lake Music Department will proudly present their spring concert season with the following schedule. The senior high band and chorus concert will be held Thursday, May 5, 7:30 p.m. The junior high band and chorus concert will be held Thursday, May 12, 7:30 p.m. The fifth and sixth grade band and chorus concert will be held Thursday, May 19, 7:00 p.m.
SCCTC Elects New USA/VICA Officers Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center Skills USA/VICA 2004-05 officers recently elected are as follows: Ashley Westbrook, president, Susquehanna Community High School; Jeff Berkley, vice president, Elk Lake High School; Michael Hodle, secretary, Elk Lake High School; Gavin Chilson, treasurer, Elk Lake High School; Jaimy Watson, reporter, Blue Ridge High School.
Susky Elem. Third Period Honor Roll Mr. Robert Keyes, Principal of Susquehanna Community Elementary School, announces the following students who made the Honor or High Honor Roll for the third marking period of the 2004-05 school year. HIGH HONOR ROLL GRADE 4: Megan Canfield, Melissa Kukowski, Raymond Polak. GRADE 5: Jeffrey Wayman. GRADE 6: Kelly Burke, Kelsey Carmody, Sean Leonard, Nicholas Marco, Kyle Napolitano, Sarah Parsons, Ryan Rosenthal, Kristen Wentzell, Derek Williams, David Winn. HONOR ROLL GRADE 4: Danielle Barnes, Emily Carmody, Derek Case, Daniel Cordner, Kyleigh Fiske, Lindsey Glidden, Tyler Hines, Amanda Marco, Chelsea Matta, Caleb Scepaniak, Austin Smith, Ryan Swanson, Andrzej Tomczyk, Callie Truex, Amberly Warner, Casey Williams. GRADE 5: Courtney Arthur, Alexandria Dominick, Matthew Hilling, Mary Kemmerer, Morgan Ofsharick, Stephanie Skurski. GRADE 6: Zachary Baker, Kalyn Cina, Chester Cotter, Susan Greene, Gabrielle Peksa, Basia Polak, Alex Price, Amanda Roth, Steven Skurski, Nicholas Vales, Shane Wolf.
Susky High Third Period Honor Roll Following is the Susquehanna Community High School Honor Roll list for the third marking period of the 2004-05 school year. HIGH HONORS (93-100) Grade 12: Jessica Briar, Crystal Casterline, Holly Cobb, Paula Freitag, Tiara Kelly, Kevin Lee, Laura Plant, Carolyn Severs, Melanie Stark, Abralyn Stone, Tiffany Tanner, Joseph Truskolaski, Denise Walker, Alexis Wheeler. Grade 11: Christopher Balliet, Daniel Brinton, Kimberly Frechen, Ryan Lee. Grade 10: Shianne Barton, Sarah Biegert, Melanie Biesecker, Andrew Crawford, Carla Gehman, Meghan Gilleran, Kristin Gumaer, Timothy Haynes, Ashley Hubal, Kirsten Kemmerer, Jessica Lee, Carrie Lewis, Nicole Ransbottom, Ellen Reavey. Grade 9: Ellen Biegert, Christopher Felter, Tara Flor, Angela Petriello, Ashley Price, Tamara Sagar, Geri Smith, Craig Soden, Jessica Welch. Grade 8: Sydney Carmody, Christy Glidden, Hannah Price, Aaron Soden, Bradley Stone, Leann Terpstra, Jeffrey Williams. Grade 7: Nicholas Felter, Thomas Kelly Jr., Kyla Kemmerer, Maggie Lawrenson, Shawn Norton, Sonal Patel, Brandon Stone, Andrea Walker. HONOR ROLL (90-93) Grade 12: Rachael Ballard, Michelle Batson, Chad Benson, Chris Cavanaugh, Ryan Dubas, Angela LoVuolo, Elizabeth Rowe, Bridgette Stone, Heather Stone, Ashley Westbrook, Matthew Wolf, Tiffanie Yoder. Grade 11: Aaron Callender, Mary Kuhn, Melissa Leet, Marisa MitchellFlanagan, Stephen Sicovitch, Jeremy Travis, Curtis Walker. Grade 10: Wendy Bohannan, Christina Butts, Abigail DeWitt, Kathryn DeWitt, Jia Luo Dong, Kaitlin Flor, Casey Glidden, William McHale, Caitlin Piercy, Samantha Schmidt, Deanna Stone, Jessica Terpstra, Perri Weldy, Billie Jean Wilbur, Danielle Williams. Grade 9: Caryn Conklin, Mary Jo Cotter, Kirk Fallon, Craig Price. Grade 8: Ashley Aldrich, Christine Biegert, Daniel Boughton, Brittany Heller, Jessica Hubal, Angela Leonard, Cody Scepaniak, Lacey Sholtiss. Grade 7: Scott Arthur, John Herbert, Shane Hugaboom, Michael Nagel, William Silfies, Tylor Thomas, Jami Towner. MERIT ROLL (85-90) Grade 12: Kiera Brown, Kara Culnane, Tiffany Fiske, Brandan Glover, Ami Goff, Olivia Lesser, Scott Meagley, Nicole Moore, Anthony Sellitto, Thomas Walker, Kelliann Walsh, Sean Wolf. Grade 11: Anthony Brown, Heather Conroy, Stephanie Crandall, Amanda Figueroa, Ryan Gilleran, Elizabeth Hanrahan, Katie Lawrenson, Brooke McKee, Michelle Nagel, Bryan Price, Kyle Price, Gabrielle Reina, Allen Russell, Ernest Taylor, Alexander Troup, Lauren Valentine, Marissa Weidow. Grade 10: Mercedes Allen, Cameron Arthur, Debra Barton, Allison Bates, Adam Bixby, Jeremy Boerner, Tiffany Carpenter, Joseph DeCicco, Joshua Depew, Stephanie Ficarro, Amber Gaffey, Sean Lawson, Andrew Napolitano, Anthony Neu, Brian Norton, Dustin Perry, Allen Plant, Andrew Scro, Brianne Thomas. Grade 9: Kelli Agler, Shayna Benson, Crystal Davis, Amanda Depew, Daniel Downton, Kristen Edwards, Daniel Gall, Shannon Hugaboom, Brent Keyes, Alexandria Kotran, Lucas Marion, Aleshia Napolitano, Natalie Piercy, Justin Ross, Danielle Roy, Rashel Swanson, Ashley Troup, Kristy Tyler, Cynthia Williams, Megan Zappe, Brittany Zebrowski. Grade 8: Heather Bixby, Phylicia DeCicco, Elizabeth Dooley, Monique Drag, Molly Edwards, Connor Freitag, Jennifer Glover, Diana Greene, David Jackson, Lindsay Lawrenson, Justin Lee, Michael Lloyd, Ellen Matis, Joshua McKinney, Anthony Wayman, Misha Weldy. Grade 7: Kaitlyn Adam, Jordan Aldrich, Breanna Bastion, Stephanie Bianco, Kaitlin Callender, Maria Elena Canzoneri, Kelly Conklin, Garrett Cuevas, Jakilyn DeCicco, Courtney Dininny, Ashlee Getter, Matthew Leet, Adam Macazan, Harrison Piercy, Lauren Reddon, Gafston Stone, Kyla Vadovsky.
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