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HEADLINES:
Reading Pep Rally At Susky Elementary
SCCTC Announces Students of the Month
Susky High First Period Honor Roll
Jasmine Coleman Wins Local Honors
Blue Ridge Elementary Citizens Of The Month
Elk Lake Elementary Students Of The Month
“What’s Up Doc?” Health Career Camp
SCCTC Elects VICA Officers
Susky Elementary Students Of The Month


Reading Pep Rally At Susky Elementary

Students in grades kindergarten through grade 3 participated in the second annual “Read Across the County Reading Challenge.”

The Read Across America Club of Montrose Area High School performed an entertaining “Reading Pep Rally” for the students on Thursday, November 2.

“Reading Royalty” winners from the Susquehanna Community Elementary School were as follows.

Poster Contest: First Place, Tyler Williams; Second Place, Lacee Hodge; ThirdPlace, Karina Polak.

Reading Challenge: First Place, Samantha Irwin; Second Place, Nicole Sherman; Third Place, Alyssa Hubal; Honorable Mention, Miranda Rhone.

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SCCTC Announces Students of the Month

Mrs. Alice M. Davis, Vocational Director of the Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center, is proud to announce the SCCTC’s “Students of the Month” for September, 2006 Garrett Schneider, Deena Hibbard, Allen Plant, Kassandra Buckingham, Justin Butts, Heather Kays, Tom Albertson and Mrs. Alice M. Davis David Latwinski, Dustin Ely, Felicia Head, and Lacey Posey.

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Susky High First Period Honor Roll

Following is the Susquehanna Community High School Honor Roll for the first marking period of the 2006-07 school year.

HIGHEST HONORS (93-100)

GRADE 12: Sarah Biegert, Melanie Biesecker, Andrew Crawford, Carla Gehman, Timothy Haynes, Ashley Hubal, Brian James, Jessica Lee, Carrie Lewis, Heather Lewis, Nicole Ransbottom, Ellen Reavey, Marita Sellitto.

GRADE 11: Caryn Conklin, Michael Ervin, Christopher Felter, Tara Flor, Aleshia Napolitano, Angela Petriello, Tamara Sager, Craig Soden, Jessica Welch, Megan Zappe.

GRADE 10: Ashley Aldrich, Daniel Boughton, Sydney Carmody, Christy Glidden, Jessica Hubal, Angela Leonard, Hannah Price, Aaron Soden, Leann Terpstra, Jeffrey Williams.

GRADE 9: Kaitlin Callender, Kelly Conklin, Nicholas Felter, Thomas Kelly Jr., Kyla Kemmerer, Michael Nagel Jr., Shawn Norton, Brandon Stone, Andrea Walker.

GRADE 8: Zachary Baker, Susan Greene, Sean Leonard, Nicholas Marco, Kyle Napolitano, Sarah Parsons, Alex Price, Derek Williams, David Winn, Shane Wolf.

GRADE 7: Courtney Arthur, Karlene Cottrell, Brandon Deakin, Alexandria Dominick, Matthew Hilling, Thomas Maby, Morgan Ofsharick, Jeffrey Wayman.

HONOR ROLL (90-93)

GRADE 12: Justin Butts, Rebecca Collins, Abigail DeWitt, Kathryn DeWitt, Jia Luo Dong, Stephanie Ficarro, Kaitlin Flor, Meghan Gilleran, James Golden, Kristin Gumaer, Kirsten Kemmerer, William McHale, Andrew Napolitano, Brian Norton, Allen Plant, Jessica Terpstra, Billie Jean Wilbur, Ashlie Yoder.

GRADE 11: Shayna Benson, Ellen Biegert, Mary Joseph Cotter, Daniel Gall, Ashley Repa, Shawnee, Soules, Cynthia Williams.

GRADE 10: Jennifer Glover, Diana Greene, Brittany Heller, Kelly Sheriff, Lacey Sholtiss, Anthony Wayman.

GRADE 9: Jordan Aldrich, Scott Arthur, Philip Barnes, Mindy Batson, Nicole Conklin, Garrett Cuevas, Jakilyn DeCicco, Tyler Dibble, Melissa Elliott, Maggie Lawrenson, Adam Macazan, Christopher Repa, Gafston Stone, Jami Towner, Matthew Welch.

GRADE 8: Kimberly Aldrich, Kelly Burke, Kelsey Carmody, Kacie Chesnick, Kalyn Cina, Kirstin McCormick, Timothy Sager, Steven Skurski, David Vales, Nicholas Vales, Kristen Wentzell.

GRADE: Ashley Elliott, Timothy Flanagan, Rex Fullan V, Alexis Gerhardt, Sierra McConnell, Jessup O’Dell, Stephanie Skurski.

MERIT ROLL (85-90)

GRADE 12: Mercedes Allen, Cameron Arthur, Valerie Barnes, Debra Barton, Shianne Barton, Jeremy Boerner, Christina Butts, Andrew David, Christopher Delaney, Joshua Depew, Michael Dibble, JoAnna Dooley, Amber Gaffey, Casey Glidden, Adam Glover, Courtney Hopkins, Christina Houck, Craig Hubal, Sean Lawson, Anthony Neu, Samanatha Schmidt, Kimberly Seamans, Amy Stein, Deanna Stone, Alysia Tanner, Brant Thomas, Teri Upright, Michael Walsh, Perri Weldy, Ryan White, Danielle Williams.

GRADE 11: Kelli Agler, Amanda Canfield, Timothy Delaney, Amanda Depew, Daniel Downton, Kristen Edwards, Kirk Fallon, Shannon Hugaboom, Brent Keyes, Emily Mead, Ashley Price, Craig Price, Justin Ross, Danielle Roy, Casi Wescott, Jamie White.

GRADE 10: Stephen Andujar, Christine Biegert, Amanda Butts, Amanda Carvin, Monique Drag, Connor Freitag, Amanda Garcia, Matthew Gumaer, David Jackson, Edward Kenny, Kayshia Kruger, Lindsay Lawrenson, Justin Lee, Michael Lloyd, Ellen Matis, Danielle Moore, Carrie Phetmoungkhoune, Cody Scepaniak, Samantha Soules, Ashley Stein, Mary Tarbox, Kelly Wademan, Zachary Wignall, Ashley Wray.

GRADE 9: Haley Atkinson, Breanna Bastion, Tyler Butts, Rebecca Carmody, Benjamin Case, Dillon Comstock, Donald Cottrell, Courtney Dininny, Justin Falletta, Melinda Fitch, Megan Garcia, Dominic Gerhardt, Ashlee Getter, Jacob Gladstone, John Herbert, Robert Hornish, Shane Hugaboom, Matthew Leet, David Morrison, Lauren Reddon, Zachary Reed, Courtney Slocum, David Szili.

GRADE 8: Brooklyn Baker, Jordan Boerner, Brittany Carter, Christine Compton, Mandalyn Corse, Gary Hornish, Robert Hubal, Julianne Kuhn, Ryan Lee, Sean MacDonald, Jacob McKinney, Kacey Norris, Paige Payne, Basia Polak, Ryan Rosenthal, Alex Sheriff, Robert Skiba, Courtney Sullivan.

GRADE 7: Jeremy Acone, Elizabeth Acosta, Tabitha Bibalo, Jamie Boerner, Adam Boughton, Brett Deakin, Victoria Greenleaf, Ashley Kapcsandi, Mary Kemmerer, Brenda Kochmer, Jared Lawson, Jon-Michael Marino, Vincent Matta Jr., Kristy Monks, Alexx Nelson, Zachary Ord, Zachary Stanford, Adam Stout, Melissa Valentine, George Wilkes, Stephanie Zappe.

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Jasmine Coleman Wins Local Honors

Jasmine Coleman, Montrose, a student at Elk Lake School, won the 2006 Health Careers Week local essay contest with a submission that focused on choosing physical therapy as making “An Investment in Life.”

Jasmine’s essay was selected from submissions from five schools in the Northern Tier Region.

The essay contest, co-sponsored by the Northern Tier Regional Planning and Development Commission and the Pennsylvania Center for Health Careers, aimed at raising youth awareness of Pennsylvania’s high-demand, rewarding health care careers and career benefits like opportunity for advancement and competitive wages.

Jasmine wrote a two-page essay on why choosing a health career in physical therapy is an Investment in Life because, “When I first thought of a physical therapist I thought of someone who just helps people who are injured, but now that I’ve done research I found that there is more to it than just that. When I was doing my research I found that a physical therapist also helps people who are disabled by illnesses, accidents, or develop mental disabilities. They also provide many services to the community.”

Jasmine will receive a certificate from Governor Edward G. Rendell and the Pennsylvania Center for Health Careers, and has the chance to be one of five regional winners, each of whom will be awarded $100. Of the five regional winners, one will be selected statewide winner and awarded $400.

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Blue Ridge Elementary Citizens Of The Month

Following are the Blue Ridge Elementary School Citizens of the Month for October, 2006.

AGE 4 KINDERGARTEN: Mrs. Orner – a.m. – Jacob Moser, Mrs. Orner – p.m. – Brandon Bartkus, Mrs. Whitehead – a.m. – Tyler Hillard, Mrs. Whitehead – p.m. – Matthew Coburn.

AGE 5 KINDERGARTEN: Mr. Dibble – Karly Gudykunst, Mrs. Johnson – Jerni Schell, Mrs. Rhone – Jerry Kelly, Mrs. Skal – Damien Manzer, Mrs. Small – Benjamin Gudykunst.

GRADE 1: Miss Bowman – Miranda Woosman, Mrs. Farrell – Webster Roberts, Mrs. Scott – David Holtzman, Miss Swartwood – Hunter Conklin.

GRADE 2: Mrs. Berger – Kayla Raub, Mrs. Hepler – Megan Houlihan, Ms. Levine – Dillon Marshman, Mrs. Theophila – Corbin French.

GRADE 3: Miss Pease – Brianna Brewer, Ms. Pitcher – Taylor Hall, Mrs. Tench – Marc Stanton, Mrs. Watkins – Harrison Parsons.

GRADE 4: Miss Daniels – Cayli Allen, Mrs. Harter – Dylan Springer, Mr. Jones – Craig Stanley.

GRADE 5: Mrs. Buffington – Ethan Robinson, Mrs. Chamberlain – Makayla Kingston, Mr. Mazikewich – Curtis Mills, Mrs. Wolfe – Lyle Lawson.

MRS. BLECK – Justin Carpenter.

MRS. HEAL – Kimberly Klim.

MRS. HITCHCOCK – Michael Ballard.

MRS. SUCHY – Luke Mills.

MRS. KLENCHIK – Jessica Weber.

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Elk Lake Elementary Students Of The Month

Mr. Charles Pirone, Elementary Principal at the Elk Lake School, is pleased to announce the October, 2006 Student of the Month Award winners.

Pictured (l-r) are: sitting – Adam Curry, Brodyn Bushnell, Sabrina Clark, Linsey Dudock, Emily Curry; standing – Ben Littman, Siara Valentine, Noah Cobb, Kayla Helms, Jessy Visakay. Absent from photo: Drew Smith, Makayla Ryce.

Students in third and fourth grades were selected by their homeroom teachers. Students may be selected as student of the month from four different areas. Those four areas are academic achievement, attendance, citizenship and most improved.

Elk Lake is proud of their students and congratulates them for their accomplishments.

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“What’s Up Doc?” Health Career Camp

Alice M. Davis, Vocational Director of the Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center is pleased to announce that the school will once again offer the “What’s Up Doc?” Health Career Camp. The camp will take place June 18 through June 22, during the day from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This camp is open to students who will be entering seventh, eighth, or ninth grade when school opens the fall of 2007. The camp gives students the opportunity to explore the world of health care. Each day will include fun-filled learning activities. Some of the activities include a field trip to a local hospital, first aid training, child care information, microscope/laboratory experiences, and much more. During the week, lunch and snacks are included. The week will conclude with a ceremony and certificate for completing the camp. Students are responsible for their own transportation. The Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center is in partnership with NEPA/AHEC for this camp. In order to obtain the registration packet, call 278-9229 ext. 781.

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SCCTC Elects VICA Officers

Mrs. Alice M. Davis, Vocational Director of the Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center, is proud to announce the SCCTC’s VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) officers for the 2006/2007 School Year. Pictured (l-r) are: President – Sarah Gardner, Secretary/Reporter – Adam Belles, Vice-President/Treasurer – Garrett Schneider.

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Susky Elementary Students Of The Month

Mr. Robert Keyes, Principal of Susquehanna Community Elementary School, announced the "Students of the Month" for October, 2006.

Kindergarten, First, Second, Third

Pictured (l-r) are: row 1 – Timothy Towers, Angela Carroll, Kendra Geiser, Destini DeLong; row 2 – Breanna Treible, Kaylin Trynoski, Griffin Payne, Kendra Colwell; row 3 – Amber Cina, Kali White, Kassandra Hall, Jonathan Teribury, Kasey Stone; row 4 – Ashley Meck, Rachel Serfilippi, Daniel Braun, Nicole Sherman, Cori Glidden.

Fourth, Fifth, Sixth

Pictured (l-r) are: row 1 – Larisa Stevens, Katie Greene, Ashley Fisk, Nicole Hines; row 2 – Tyler St. Andrew, Mason Dietzen, Sarah Serfilippi, Sydney Avery; row 3 – Douglas Bishop, Andrzej Tomczyk, William Terpstra, Kevin Bush.

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