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HEADLINES: Elk Students Make District 9 Chorus Eleven students from Elk Lake High School auditioned at Blue Ridge H.S. on Sunday, October 16, after months of preparation. The students had to sing a passage of a prepared choral arrangement without accompaniment to the backs of three judges. The top twenty students on each vocal part were selected to participate in the District 9 Chorus to be held at West Side Vo-Tech in February of 2006. Representing Elk Lake are Molly Copeland, Soprano I; Erin Smurkowski, Alto I; Virginia Wilmarth, Alto II; Tim Jones, Bass I; Matt Wallikas, Bass I; and Josh Wood, Tenor I as a second alternate.
Students representing ELK Lake in District 9 Chorus (l-r) are: Josh Wood, Virginia Wilmarth, Tim Jones, Molly Copeland, Matt Wallikas. Mrs. Barbara Holbert, choral director, notes that this is a tremendous representation for Elk Lake. “We are very proud of all the students who auditioned this year. They had an exceptional audition. All the students who auditioned are underclassmen and students who were not accepted this year have another opportunity next year. I’m so pleased that Elk Lake will have six representatives at district chorus in February.”
Amanda Sue Marcy Is FCRC Selection
Forest City Rotary Club has selected Amanda Sue Marcy as November, 2005 Rotary Student of the Month. Amanda is the daughter of Mark and Lori Marcy, RR 1, Box 69, Kingsley, PA 18826. Amanda and her parents will be honored guests at a dinner, Monday, November 14, at Guiseppe's Restaurant, Forest City, PA.
Trunk Full Of Treats At Mt. View
Mrs. Singer's second grade class presented a Halloween play entitled “The Trunk Full of Treats” on October 27. In attendance were parents, grandparents, and the kindergarten classes of Mt. View School. The play is an adaptation of a story by Judith Stamper and is an annual event in Mrs. Singer's class. This year's cast of ghouls (pictured above) included Justin Alessi, Devin Ball, Antonino Bennici, Collin Burt, Kaitlyn Crandall, Danielle Eiffert, Deon Faramelli, Shelby Galambos, Samantha Herne, Anna Housel, Eric Landes, Zachary Pellew, Brandon Perini, Hannah Phillips, Alexandria Pollock, Blake Reed, Rebekah Tiffany, Shania Velikic, and Karlee Weida. At the conclusion of the play the children in attendance were invited to share in the sweet treats in the trunk. Everyone had a frightfully good time!
The Spanish Club Raffle for the Oak book case was conducted on October 31, at the Susquehanna Community High School during a meeting of the Saber News. Ellen Reavey of Thompson was the winner of the drawing. Congratulations to Ellen on her new book case, and thanks to all for supporting the Spanish Club.
Blue Ridge Elementary Citizens Of The Month Following is a list of Blue Ridge Elementary Citizens Of The Month for October, 2005. KINDERGARTEN: Mrs. Johnson – Hunter Conklin, Mrs. Rhone – Victor Armondi, Mrs. Skal – Hunter Renwick, Mrs. Small – Samantha Price, Mrs. Whitehead – Julia Rudick. GRADE 1: Miss Bowman – Nathan Brant, Mrs. Button – Bailey Shaw, Mrs. Farrell – Eric Peters, Mrs. Reese – Kendra Skinner, Mrs. Scott – Jontue Gregory. GRADE 2: Mrs. Berger – Makayla Barnes, Ms. Hepler – Natasha Shibley, Ms. Levine – Autumn Holgate, Mrs. Theophila – Abigail Roe. GRADE 3: Miss Mead – Christina Fuller, Miss Pease – Cayli Allen, Ms. Pitcher – Sean Canfield, Mrs. Watkins – Reed Guzy. GRADE 4: Miss Daniels – Brittany Ucci, Mr. Goff – Ethan Robinson, Mrs. Harter – Adam Collins, Mr. Jones – Brittany Welch. GRADE 5: Mrs. Buffington – Will Ralston, Mrs. Chamberlain – Megan Hinkley, Mr. Mazikewich – Ian Robinson, Mrs. Wolfe – Elizabeth Fink. Mrs. Bleck – Edward Gorick. Mrs. Heal – Sian Emerson. Mrs. Hitchcock – Michael Ballard. Mrs. Suchy – Briar Susavage. Mrs. Klenchik – Natasha Luce.
Dustin Webster In SUNY Honour Society Binghamton University State University of New York – Dustin Christopher Webster of New Milford has accepted membership in Golden Key International Honour Society and was individually honored during a recent campus ceremony. “It is only fitting that a high academic achiever like Dustin be recognized by Golden Key,” said Alexander D. Perwich II, Golden Key’s Chief Executive Officer. “Our members are inspired and motivated by the challenge not only to be recognized for their outstanding accomplishments but also to make a positive impact on our world through the Society’s Commitment to service.”
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