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HEADLINES: Adriane M. Carlson Graduates S R U Adriane M. Carlson, Susquehanna, graduated from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania at spring commencement, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology.
Amanda Fallon In S U Honor Society Amanda Fallon, Thompson, PA, a junior Biology major, was recently inducted as a member into Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society at Susquehanna University. Beta Beta Beta seeks to encourage scholarly attainment in biology by stimulating scholarship, disseminating scientific knowledge and promoting biological research. Members must have taken at least three biology classes with an average in those classes of at least a B, and must be in good academic standing. Amanda, a 2004 graduate of Susquehanna Community High School, is the daughter of Mark and Lorie Fallon.
Amanda Russell Makes Immaculata Dean’s List Amanda Russell, Susquehanna has been named to the Immaculata University Dean’s List for the Spring, 2006 semester. To attain Dean’s List status, a student must achieve a grade point average of 3.7 on a scale of 4.0.
Anne Stankevich Makes Syracuse U Dean’s List Anne Stankevich, Harford, enrolled in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University was named to the Dean’s List for the Spring, 2006 semester. To qualify for the Deans List, students must achieve at least a 3.4 grade point average on a 4.0 scale during the semester.
Susky Elementary Awards Assembly The Susquehanna Community Elementary School held its Awards Assembly on June 2. Students were recognized in the following academic areas: Reading Achievement Awards - 106 students; Reading Recognition Awards - 64 students; Honor/High Honor Roll - 55 students; Perfect Attendance Awards - 17 students; Presidential Academic Fitness Awards - 6 students; Sixth Grade Promotion Awards; Harford Fair Prize Winners; Band Awards.
No Missed Homework Awards: Justin Acone, Willard Cobb, Luke Falletta, David Fox, Katie Greene, Jonathan Hilling, Keith Hubal, Brendan Lamb, Christian Miller, Sara Perry, Tyler Petriello, Dale Reid, Nicole Shay, Brad Sherman, Jacki Wheeler. “A” in Math all Year – Kasey Burdick: Ivy Christensen, Willard Cobb, Keith Hubal, Dale Reid, Olivia Rockwell, Brad Sherman, Justin Stanford. Top Accelerated Readers for Third Grade: Willard Cobb, Alexsis Hermann, Tyler Petriello, Justin Stanford. Elementary Principal/Scholarship Award – Jeffrey Wayman. PLCB's 2006 Alcohol Awareness Poster Program Sponsored by TreHab of Susquehanna County: First Place – Megan Canfield; Second Place – Amber Dubanowitz; Third Place – Emily Carmody; and TreHab of Susquehanna County’s 2006 Anti-Tobacco Bumper Sticker Contest: Grade 4 – Rachel Hubal, and Grade 5 – Emily Carmody. Fifth Grade Accelerated Reader Awards: Presented to Dominique Cina, Lucas Wentzell and Allen Westbrook. Again this year, students in Mrs. Hilling’s class were challenged to read 32 chapter books in Mary Pope Osborne’s Magic Tree House series. Students needed to read the book and correctly answer 9 out of 10 comprehension questions in order to move onto the next book. This year Nicole Sherman, Baily Barnes and Cori Glidden successfully read all 32 chapter books. In Math this year, students in Mrs. Hilling’s Second Grade Class practiced addition and subtraction facts. Students kept track of their success by putting bananas on a paper monkey. This year’s Top Banana for Math Facts is Michael Pelicci. All Second Graders participated in a grade-wide spelling bee. The top three spellers are Miranda Rhone, Daniel Braun and Michael Armitage. Top honors went to Miranda Rhone. Every student in Mrs. Davis’ First Grade Class participated in the Accelerated Reader Program, which ran from February through May. All students were congratulated for their efforts. The following five students received special recognition: Saige Perry read 52 books; Alexia Presley read 53 books; Madison Canfield read 85 books; and Karina Polak read 95 books. The top reader was Garret Grausgruber, who read a total of 115 books. Congratulations are extended to all students who received academic awards, as well as to all of the students in the Susquehanna Community Elementary School who worked hard during the 2005/06 school year to reach their maximum potential.
Local Students Make Clarion Dean’s List Students from our area have been named to the Dean’s List at Clarion University of Pennsylvania for the second semester of the 2005-06 academic year. Dean’s List students must have earned a 3.5 quality point average or higher on a 4.0 scale during the semester. Named to the Dean’s List from our area are Nicholas J. Haskins, Brackney and Jedediah Daniel Millard, Montrose.
Democratic Women Award Scholarships The Susquehanna County Federated Democratic Women’s Club announced the recipients of its thirty-sixth annual scholarship awards of $100 each to the following students. Lisa Chiarella, Montrose Area High School, will be attending Kings College. Jenna Regan, Mountain View High School, will be attending Findlay University in Findlay, Ohio. Stephen Edward Sicovitch, Susquehanna Community High School, will be attending Bloomsburg University. Angela Greene, Elk Lake High School (no photo available), will be attending Luzerne County Community College. Jessica Williams, Blue Ridge High School (no photo available), will be attending Susquehanna University.
EL Debater Places 20th In Nation On an unseasonably warm Memorial Day Weekend in Chicago, Elk Lake junior Molly Copeland put in her best performance of the season in Lincoln-Douglas Debate at the Catholic Forensics League’s Grand National Tournament by placing 20th in the country. Molly compiled a four-win and one-loss preliminary record. In her wins, she picked up all three judges. Her one loss was a split decision. She opened the tournament by defeating debaters from Gilmour Academy in Cleveland and Martin County High School in Palm Beach, FL. Her third round was a rematch against Katie Rubin from Monticello High School in New York. Rubin won the first meeting between the two at the Ridge Tournament in January. This time, Copeland dominated the debate and defeated Rubin. Molly’s only loss, a split decision, came against Heather Nagle from Spanish River High School in Palm Beach, FL. Molly closed out the preliminary rounds by defeating Andrew Carlson from Kapaun Mount Carmel Catholic High School in Wichita, KS. As a result of her preliminary record, the number of ballots she picked up, and her speaker points, Copeland was seeded 10th in Double-Octo Finals, the top 32 debaters in the tournament. She was the second highest seeded debater with one loss in the tournament. On Sunday morning, Molly was paired against the 23rd seeded debater, Miles Brundage from Trinity Prep High School in Orlando, FL. Molly lost the round. As a result, she placed 20th overall in the tournament. “This is an incredible end to the season for Molly (Copeland),” commented EL Forensics Director Keith Brosious. “In the 14 years of the EL Forensics program, she has placed higher than any other debater from EL ever has at nationals.” “What makes this even more impressive is that she is only a junior,” added Brosious. “It is rare for juniors to place this high at nationals. They usually do not have the poise or ability to compete at that level. Clearly, that is not the case with Molly. She has poise, ability, and an incredible work ethic.” For the season, Molly tied the team record with 71 total debates in a single season. She was second in team history with 49 wins in a single season. Molly, coaches Keith Brosious and Jon Allen, and the rest of the EL Forensics Team will begin practice again in October in preparation for their first tournament, which is a little closer to home at Scranton High School, on the second weekend in November.
The Elk Lake Educational Support Personnel Association was pleased to honor seniors at the Elk Lake School during the Senior Awards Program held on Monday, May 15. Seven $100 savings bonds were given to seniors who display "Good Citizenship" qualities. These students were picked by the ELESPA membership. The bonds were awarded to Danielle Spadine, Kirk Lunger, Kayla Karpich, Kyle Karpich, Laura Eastman, Mindy Minick, and Richie Nasser. The ELESPA is pleased to honor seniors with "Good Citizenship" awards each year. The association was also pleased to award a $500 scholarship to Lacey Wells. Lacey is the daughter of Candy and Jerry Wells of RR 1, Springville. Lacey will be attending Marywood College in the fall, majoring in Speech Language Pathology. On behalf of the ELESPA, Vice-President Tony Blaisure wished these senior and all the seniors at Elk Lake good luck in their future endeavors.
Susky Elementary Field Day Results The Susquehanna Community Elementary School Field Day was held on May 30. The following is a listing of first, second, third, fourth, and fifth place ribbon winners by grade level in each event. GRADE 1 Softball Throw Boys: Jonathan Teribury, Evan Cantone, Dylan Rockwell, Jonathan Edwards, Griffin VanLierop. Softball Throw Girls:Cheyanne Davis, Briana Ferrante, Casey Staerker, Nicole Harris, Lizzy Roettenbacher. 50 Meter Dash Boys: Garret Grausgruber, Seth Acosta, Steven Keill, Tyler Towers, Tyler Williams. 50 Meter Dash Girls: Jade Hardy, Saige Perry, Kathryn Woodruff, Alexia Presley, Dakota Henderson. Running Long Jump Boys: Seth Payne, Dylan Rockwell, Griffin VanLierop, Jonathan Teribury, Jonathan Edwards. Running Long Jump Girls: Cheyanne Davis, Nicole Harris, Myra Hargett, Briana Ferrante, Lacee Hodge. Standing Long Jump Boys: Seth Acosta, Austin Chisek, Garret Grausgruber, Cole Smith, Johnathan Hallisey. Standiing Long Jump Girls: Holly Christensen, Amber Cina, Jade Hardy, Brittany Burlingame, Gabrielle Glover. GRADE 2 Softball Throw Boys: Michael Pelicci, Henry Ainey, Jordan Rafferty, Alan-Michael Anderson, Stephen Sceranka. Softball Throw Girls: Lauren Meszaros, Cori Glidden, Jessica Staros, Allison Hampton, Breanna Bushong. 50 Meter Dash Boys: John Ball, Daniel Braun, Zachary Collins, Dylan Stout, Dylan Henry. 50 Meter Dash Girls: Miranda Groover, Nicole Sherman, Alyssa Sweeney, Bailey Barnes, Haley Aldrich. Running Long Jump Boys: Michael Pelicci, Trevor Passetti, Henry Ainey, Codi O’Dell, Jordan Rafferty. Running Long Jump Girls: Allison Hampton, Cori Glidden, Breanna Bushong, Kayla Wayman, Jessica Plutino. Standing Long Jump Boys: Daniel Braun, Taylor Cook-Kelly, Zachary Collins, Dylan Stout, John Ball. Standing Long Jump Girls: Gabrielle Cina, Nicole Sherman, Abby Burdick, Haley Aldrich, Alyssa Sweeney. GRADE 3 Softball Throw Boys: Christian Miller, Daniel Staros, Shawn Martin, Keith Hubal, Billy Archambault. Softball Throw Girls: Taryn Tross, Olivia Rockwell, Brianna Williams, Katie Greene, Brianna Burlingame. 50 Meter Dash Boys: Luke Falletta, Lucas Brinton, Brad Sherman, Jerry Hallisey, Allen Conklin. 50 Meter Dash Girls: Nicole Barnes, Samantha DeMaria, Alexsis Hermann, Anastasia Smith, Felicia Hines. Running Long Jump Boys: Daniel Staros, Shawn Martin, Johnathan Hallisey, Billy Archambault, David Fox. Running Long Jump Girls: Katie Greene, Olivia Rockwell, Brianna Williams, Nicole Hines, Brianna Burlingame. Standing Long Jump Boys: Brady Towner, Brad Sherman, Lucas Brinton, Justin Acone, Luke Falletta. Standing Long Jump Girls: Nicole Barnes, Mikayla Hargett, Anastasia Smith, Ivy Christensen, Felicia Hines. GRADE 4 Softball Throw Boys: Ernie Kuhn, Mark Zappe, Sal Pelicci, Steven Frye, Nicholas Lloyd. Softball Throw Girls: Mashawna Hargett, Lauren Marco, Victoria Trynoski, Chastity Carvin, Emily Staros. 50 Meter Dash Boys: Nathan Carpenter, Thomas Baker, Brandon Rafferty, Melvin Batson, Brandon Soden. 50 Meter Dash Girls: Lindsey Burdick, Ciera Scepaniak, Kaelin Payne, Brianne LaRue, Sydney Avery. High Jump Boys: Nicholas Lloyd, Mark Zappe, Nicholas Chamberlain, Steven Frye, Fred Ainey. High Jump Girls: Rachel Hubal, Victoria Trynoski, Emily Staros, Lauren Marco, Chastity Carvin. Running Long Jump Boys: Melvin Batson, Nathan Carpenter, Brandon Soden, Matthew Hugaboom, Brandon Rafferty. Running Long Jump Girls; Ciera Scepaniak, Lindsey Burdick, Kaelin Payne, Sydney Avery, Alexis Roe. GRADE 5 Softball Throw Boys: Daniel Biegert, William Terpstra, Dylan Krall, Troy Maby, Tyler Hines. Softball Throw Girls: Casey Williams, Britney Glover, Danielle Barnes, Danielle Bentler, Ashley Sweeney. 50 Meter Dash Boys: Andrzej Tomczyk, Zachary Vaughn, Douglas Bishop, Robert Smith, Caleb Scepaniak. 50 Meter Dash Girls: Dominique Cina, Melissa Kukowski, Kyleigh Fiske, Lindsey Glidden, Emily Carmody. High Jump Boys: Troy Maby, Michael Frye, Dylan Haynes, Daniel Biegert, Dylan Krall. High Jump Girls: Danielle Barnes, Danielle Bentler, Callie Truex, Amanda Marco, Britney Glover. Running Long Jump Boys: Andrzej Tomczyk, Zachary Vaughn, Robert Smith, Brandon DeRose, Kevin Bush. Running Long Jump Girls: Lindsey Glidden, Kyleigh Fiske, Emily Carmody, Chelsea Matta, Melissa Kukowski. GRADE 6 Softball Throw Boys: Stephen Lee, Gregory Price, Thomas Maby, Austin Cowperthwait, Brandon Deakin. Softball Throw Girls: Courtney Arthur, Mary Kemmerer, Alisha Russo, Tabitha Bibalo, Emily Carmody. 50 Meter Dash Boys: George Wilkes, Jeremy Acone, Zachary Ord, Jared Lawson, Austin Sampson. 50 Meter Dash Girls: Ashley Craig, Ashley Elliott, Faith Conklin, Morgan Ofsharick, Alexis Gerhardt. High Jump Boys: Gregory Price, Brandon Deakin, Thomas Maby, Stephen Lee, Jeffrey Wayman. High Jump Girls: Alisha Russo, Tiffani Colwell, Tabitha Bibalo, Mary Kemmerer, Elizabeth Acosta. Running Long Jump Boys: George Wilkes, Zachary Ord, Jeremy Acone, Duane Consla, Corey Towers. Running Long Jump Girls: Ashley Craig, Stephanie Zappe, Ashley Ballard, Alexis Gerhardt, Alexandria Dominick.
Locals Graduate Penn State Univ. Following are the students from our area who graduated from Penn State University at the conclusion of the May, 2006 semester. Ryan W. Coleman, Montrose, with a B S in Environmental Systems Engineering. Kyle Kovaleski, Browndale with an A S in Business Administration. Brandon A. Lawson, Susquehanna, with a B A in Media Studies. Wendy M. O’Reilly, Friendsville, with a B S in Secondary Education. Dustin L. Pratt, Kingsley, with a B S in Management. Michael T. Rinaldi, Uniondale, with a 2 year Surveying Technology degree. Webster L. Roberts, New Milford, with an A S in Nursing. Patricia H. Stewart, Thompson, with an A S in Nursing. Dione L. White, New Milford, with an A S in Business Administration.
Katherine McHale Is In SU Honor Society SELINSGROVE – Katherine McHale of Starrucca, PA, was one of 25 students inducted into Lambda Pi Eta at Susquehanna University this spring. Lambda Pi Eta is the official honor society for the National Communications Association. Its goals are to recognize, foster and reward outstanding scholastic achievement in communication studies; stimulate interest in the field of communications; and promote and encourage professional development among communication majors. Membership is extended to communication majors and minors who have completed 60 credit hours, have a grade point average of at least 3.0 and are in the top 35 percent of their graduating class. Katherine, a junior studying public relations, is a 2004 graduate of Susquehanna Community High School and the daughter of Mark and Karen McHale.
Kenneth Krug Named To RIT Dean’s List Kenneth Krug, Susquehanna, has been named to the Dean’s List for the spring quarter at Rochester (NY) Institute of Technology. A first-year student in RIT’s B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences, Kenneth is studying Software Engineering and has maintained a 4.0 grade point average. Kenneth is the son of Ed and Arlene Krug, and is a 2005 graduate of Blue Ridge High School.
Area Key Clubs Install Officers On Thursday, April 27, the Montrose Area Kiwanis hosted present and incoming officers and their families as they inducted new officers for the 2006/2007 school year. The event was held at the Montrose House.
Pictured (l-r) are: standing – Molly Copeland, Stefania Kloda, Josh Wood, Lee Caterson, Ben Jones, Nathan Hollister, Brittany DeLousia; seated – Samantha Post, Sofia DeLousia, Kristin Hohn, Emily Kile, Johanna Reed. Montrose Key Club advisors, Sue Bennici and Bridgid Petroak praised the current officers: President Sofia DeLouisa, Vice-President Johanna Reed, Secretary Lee Caterson, Treasurer Kristin Hohn, and Editor Emily Klie. Sofia and Lee are both Seniors and have played a very important part in the continued success of the Montrose Key Club. Advisors are pleased that the remaining officers will continue in new positions as officers to continue the project the club has started. The Montrose officers for 2006/2007 will be Johanna Reed, President; Emily Klie, Vice-President; Kristin Hohn, Secretary; Nathan Hollister and Brittany DeLouisa, Co-Treasurers; Ben Jones, Editor. The Elk Lake Key Club had only one Senior, which was outgoing President Samantha Post. Jose Coddington, Elk Lake Key Club Advisor was pleased to have the remaining current officers also continue in new officers’ positions to continue projects which the club does each year. Current officers are President Samantha Post, Vice-President Brandon Wilson, Secretary/Treasurer Molly Copeland, and Editor Josh Wood. The 2006/2007 Elk Lake Key Club Officers will be Molly Copeland, President; Stefania Kloda, Secretary/Treasurer. Brandon Wilson and Josh Wood will continue in their same positions as Vice-President and Editor.
Keystone College Honors Students LA PLUME – Dr. Robert F. Scott, Jr., vice president of academic affairs and dean of Keystone College, announced the full-time students who have been named to the president’s, dean’s, and honors list for the 2006 spring semester. Students who complete 12 credits and achieve a grade point average of 4.00 are named to the president’s list. To qualify for the dean’s and honors list, students must complete 12 credits and achieve a grade point average of 3.70-3.99 and 3.50-3.69 respectively. Students from our area who were honored for their achievements are as follows. President’s List: Christine A. Atherton, Harford; Casey Fitch, Springville; Kelli R. Kane, Susquehanna; Meagan Martel, New Milford; Katherine G. Masters, Kingsley; Marita T. Mondi, Montrose; Lori M. Novak, New Milford; Tierra N. Shortt, Montrose; Jessica L. Wadge, Kingsley. Dean’s List: Daniel Albert Arthur, Brooklyn; Brandon J. Bennett, Harford; Vicki A. Cain, New Milford; Joshua D. Ford, Montrose; Leslie A. Foster, Montrose; Erin L. Kasten, New Milford; Jenna Kogut, New Milford; Kathy L. Kwitoski, Hallstead; Kimberly Kwitoski, Hallstead; Amanda L. Noble, Hop Bottom; Melody C. Phillips, New Milford; Kaitlyn M. Shinn, Springville; Amber Sickler, Hop Bottom; Tracy L. Soller, Great Bend; Brittany Suchnick, Hallstead; Kellie Sussman, Springville; Melissa A. Sussman, Springville; Christine E. Tingley, New Milford; Stephanie A. Tompkins, New Milford; Brenda L. Walker, Hallstead; Adam M. Wolf, Susquehanna. Honors List: Chantal R. Birchard, Montrose; Stephanie Everett, Kingsley; Jeanette L. Harvey, Hop Bottom; Kirsten E. Hendricks, Hop Bottom; Susan Kelley, Montrose; Melissa E. Lee, Hallstead; Kristen L. Levers, Susquehanna; Jhared Madrid, Thompson; Brittany J. Page, Susquehanna; Aimee Rezykowski, Springville; Corey M. Smith, New Milford; Matthew S. Treible, Hallstead; Emily Wise, Lenoxville.
Montrose Kiwanian Receives Award On Thursday, April 20, Montrose Kiwanian Josie Coddington was presented the Key of Honor Award. The award was presented by Christine VanFleet, District Key Club Administrator. Mrs. Coddington was nominated by her fellow Kiwanians for her dedication to the Elk Lake Key Club and all other Kiwanis activities. This award was the only one given this year to Key Club International. Mrs. Coddington is the first woman to have received the Key of Honor Award. Mrs. Coddington has been the Elk Lake Key Club advisor since it was chartered in 1990. Hundreds of students at Elk Lake have benefited from Mrs. Coddington’s supervision as she devoted time and effort to help the many projects of the Elk Lake Club become reality. Recently, the club was honored by the Janet Wise Children’s Hospital for a yearly donation of $500. Another project which Mrs. Coddington holds dear to her heart is the Gifts for Giving held each December at the Elk Lake Elementary School. Key Club members set up a small store of inexpensive gifts which the elementary students can purchase for parents and siblings. Each year the project grows as students look forward to shopping for holiday gifts at the Gifts For Giving Shop. If anyone speaks to Mrs. Coddington about "her Key Club kids," she'll respond, "Did I ever tell you how much I love my Key Club Kids." The Montrose Area Kiwanis is proud to have Mrs. Coddington as a member and equally pleased to be able to support her efforts as advisor to the Elk Lake Club.
Local Students Make National Honor Roll Following is a list of local students who qualified for induction into the 2005-06 National Honor Roll: Sarah Barnard, Hallstead; Joe Bennett, Susquehanna; Edward L. Caswell, Hallstead; Elysia Curry. Montrose; Stephen J. Esposito, Hallstead PA; Sarah Gardner, New Milford; Courtney Griffiths, Brackney; Sophia L. H. Hinkle, New Milford; Matthew Kellum, Montrose; Samantha Kerpovich, Montrose; Amanda K. Lass, Brackney; Amanda S. Marcy, Kingsley; Michael Mullen, Great Bend ; Nicole N. Ransbottom, Susquehanna; Michelle Reagen, Montrose; Jenna M. Regan, Union Dale; Jordan Smith, New Milford.
Nicholas Harasymczuk Makes York Dean's List
York College of Pennsylvania named Nicholas J. Harasymczuk, Montrose to its Dean's List for Spring Semester 2006. To receive this distinction, students must carry at least 12 academic credit hours and attain a semester grade point average of 3.5 or higher. Nicholas, a graduate of Montrose Area High School, is pursuing a degree in sport management with minors in marketing and business administration. He is the son of Louis Harasymczuk and Christine Harasymczuk.
Local Students Make Penn State Dean’s List Following is a list of area students who qualified for Dean’s List honors at Penn State University:Sarah M. Bollinger, Montrose; Anthony F. Capotosto, Friendsville; Megan F. Clough, Susquehanna; Christopher J. Connor, Forest City; Jerry C. Dayton, Susquehanna; William J. Dempsey, Forest City; Michael J. Dominick, Clifford; Daynne C. Eaton, Susquehanna; Tyler D. Emmerich, Springville; Bryanne . Farrell, Vandling; Lindsay M. Franks, New Milford; Brittany L. Harris, Brackney; Marcie A. Henderson, Springville; Kyle B. Klim, Hop Bottom; Rachel L. Lambert, Kingsley; Brooke M. Lewis, Susquehanna; Daniel B. Lewis, Susquehanna; Randy Lohr, Springville; Melanie J. Loomis, Montrose; Philip T. Maynard, Brackney; Wendy M. O’Reilly, Friendsville; Jennifer R. Oliver, Hallstead; Kathryn E. Stevens, Little Meadows; Victoria A. Strope, Montrose; Jonathan R. Torch, Vandling; Kevin G. Turano, Browndale; Jessica L. Vanness, Little Meadows; Dione L. White, New Milford.
President’s Education Awards Program At the Susquehanna Community Elementary School Awards Assembly held on June 2, the following students were recipients of President’s Education Awards. Educational Excellence: Courtney Arthur, Jeffrey Wayman. Academic Effort: Brandon Deakin, Alexandria Dominick, Matthew Hilling, Morgan Ofsharick.
Steffin Stone Graduates University Of Scranton
Steffin Stone, a McKelvey scholar, graduated from University of Scranton on May 28, 2006. Steffin graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science Degree. He majored in Finance and received a minor in Economics. A past graduate of Susquehanna Community High School, Steffin is the son of John and Charlotte Stone, Thompson, PA.
Susky Elementary 4th Period Honor Roll Mr. Robert Keyes, Principal of Susquehanna Community Elementary School, announced the following students who made the Honor or High Honor Roll for the fourth marking period of the 2005-06 school year. HIGH HONOR ROLL GRADE 4: Sydney Avery, Micaela Rhone, Ciera Scepaniak. GRADE 5: Emily Carmody, Melissa Kukowski, Raymond Polak, Ryan Swanson, Ashley Sweeney. GRADE 6: Courtney Arthur, Jeffrey Wayman. HONOR ROLL GRADE 4: Nicholas Acosta, Chelsea Ayres, Thomas Baker, Melvin Batson, Kaitlyn Bray, Nicholas Chamberlain, Dylan Cohen, Chaz Comstock, John DeLaPlaine, Joseph DeLaPlaine, Jonathan Felter, Steven Frye, Mashawna Hargett, Rachel Hubal, Lauren Marco, Ashley Miller, Sal Pelicci, Emily Staros, Brittany Swank, Victoria Trynoski. GRADE 5: Megan Canfield, Kyleigh Fiske, Lindsey Glidden, Andrzej Tomczyk, Callie Truex , Zachary Vaughn, Casey Williams. GRADE 6: Aaron Arthur, Jamie Boerner, Kayla Coleman, Austin Cowperthwait, Brandon Deakin, Alexandria Dominick, Rex Fullam, Matthew Hilling, Ashley Kapcsandi, Mary Kemmerer, Brenda Kochmer, Thomas Maby, Sierra McConnell, Morgan Ofsharick, Zachary Ord, Stephanie Skurski, Zachary Stanford, George Wilkes.
Susky Elementary Students Of the Month Mr. Robert Keyes, Principal of Susquehanna Community Elementary School, announced the Students of the Month for May, 2006. Kindergarten, First, Second, Third
Pictured (l-r) are: row 1 – Edward Wilbur, Ethan Dixon, ReShawn Henry, Tristan Megivern; row 2 – Jonathan Teribury, Taylor Bennett, Marisa Conklin, Kasey Stone; row 3 – Dylan Stout, Marissa Hodge, Zachary Doud, Taylor Cook-Kelly; row 4 – Mikayla Hargett, Anastasia Smith, Nicole Shay, Alisha Sanborn, Tiernan Shanley. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
Pictured (l-r) are: row 1 – Jonathan Felter, Brooke Morrison, Ciera Scepaniak, Nicholas Chamberlain; row 2 – Daniel Biegert, Dylan Haynes; row 3 – Brett Deakin, Mary Kemmerer, Jared Lawson. Absent from photo: Ashley Sweeney.
Locals Graduate Univ. of Scranton The University of Scranton Conducted Graduate and Undergraduate Commencement on May 28, 2006. Students from our area who achieved the honor are as follows. Bachelor’s Degrees: Holly A. Benedict, Uniondale; Clayton D. Brooks, Montrose; Patrick H. Coffey, New Milford; Ellen B. Linde, Forest City; Ward V. Stanford, Susquehanna; Steffin J. Stone, Thompson; Brandon Yeager, Springville. Master’s Degrees: Kevin M. Davis, New Milford; Michele M. Fortune, Susquehanna; Jamie L. Gorel, Forest City; Karen D. Ricci, Montrose. Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree: Carin A. Dominick, Nicholson.
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