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Forest City High 1st Period Honor Roll Anthony Rusnak, high school principal, announced the Honor Roll for the first marking period of the 2007-08 school year. HIGH HONORS GRADE 7: Kristen Bailey, Kylie Besz, Tyler Daniels, Miranda Glosenger, Kiana Marcho, Megan Marcinkus, Stephanie Ramos, Benjamin Terry. GRADE 8: Courtney Andrews, Katherine DeMark, Logan James Fitzsimmons, Phylicia Galvin, Sarah Kubus, Kristine Kuriger, Jennifer Natishak, Brian Nebzydoski, Kathleen Piatkowski, Tania Pollard, Justin Rieman, Taylor-Ray Tammero Katie Zefran. GRADE 9: Andrea Burleigh, Summer Demcevski, Sarah Forsette, Shannon Novak, Shauna O’Reilly, Kevin Swartz, Jenna Tasso, Matthew Terry, Cree Townsend. GRADE 10: Lyle Foster, Nicholas Lowry, Benjamin Paul, Andrew Salvi, Kaitlyn Schott, Jordan Underwood, Donald J. Yestrepsky. GRADE 11: Paige Baron, Ryan Baron, Jessica Butler, Amanda Cino, Brianna Demchak, Holly Demianovich, Kelsey Logar, Chelsea Lucchesi, Kristen Majdic, Wade Malicky, David Moss, Jacklyn Smith, Joseph Terry, Kelsey Trichilo. GRADE 12: Ashley Hofer, Christina Kane, Christopher Nebzydoski, Danielle Nebzydoski, Adam Salvi, Amber Sauls, Matthew Silfee, Coty Soltus. HONOR ROLL GRADE 7: Kylie Borick, Samantha Carey, Tiffany Davis, Vincent DeLucy, Joseph Faust, Jacob Fedak, Matthew Gerchman, Alicia Giresi, Danielle Liuzzo, Nicolette Murray, Katherine Pecko, Brett Pelick, Joshua Rhoads, Brittany A. Rutledge, Morgan Saul, Drew Stark, David Supko. GRADE 8: Emily Baileys, Chance Burleigh, Brian Carpenter, Emily Delamarter, David Durko, Kelsey Glavich, Elizabeth Heller, Lauren Hornbeck, Richard J. Kresock, Jenna Lucchesi, Joseph Munifo, Nicole Reider, Madison Schott, Kaeleigh Schwartz, Dana Statkun, Seth Thomas, Anthony Vadala, Dylan Walsh. GRADE 9: Nicollette Anderson, Cheyenne Darrenkamp, Cassie Erdmann, Mitchel Goben, Hope Hoanzl, Rebecca Keller, Lauren Marcinkus,Tyler Parente, Brianna Pavalone, Samanth Russell, Amy Saam, Dominick Sparks, Bernard Zembrzycki. GRADE 10: Alexandra Coolican, Taylor Gerchman, Eric Graebner, Rachel Gulbin, Jessica Herbst, Chelsea Jubinsky, Cassandra LaBar, Bradley Medved, Justin Merrigan, Elizabeth Pauswinski, James Tasso, Christina Turano. GRADE 11: Justin Debevec, Alison Dombroski, Adam Dyno, Cheryl Hunsberger, Megan Jones, Cheryl Pantzar, Michael Pasternak, Allison Pierzga, Jason Rieman, Reva Rumford, Brittany Schwartz, Cassidy Strickland, Koral Tyson, Jesse Walsh, Ian White, Matera Wilczewski. GRADE 12: Michael Davies, Ashley Dix, Michael Forsette, Dustin Jubinsky, Kristy Kitchura, Lindsey Luchonok, Lauren Orasin, Briana Salvi, Chelsea Soltus, Brittany Yestrepsky.
Blue Ridge Elementary Celebrates Reading Blue Ridge Elementary participated in the Scholastic’s “READ FOR 2007.” On Wednesday, December 5, Blue Ridge Elementary students joined millions of other students around the world in reading for half an hour. The Scholastic-sponsored event encouraged schools to create a reading theme to set the stage for their unified reading activity.
Pictured (l-r) during the Blue Ridge Elementary Read for 2007 are fifth grade students Erin Perry, Paeton Upright and Jeshua DeJesse. Blue Ridge Elementary chose the theme, “It’s a Jungle In Here,” and each grade level went about decorating their classroom reading areas with jungle vines, trees and animals. A special jungle lunch was prepared to go along with the reading theme. Students were invited to wear animal patterned clothing and hats while reading in their jungle environments. Students selected books of their choice to read, and were made aware of the fact that million of other students around the world were participating in this initiative at exactly the same time. At the close of the students’ reading time, the PTO provided snacks/refreshments. The activity gave the students and teachers the opportunity to participate in a program that encourages children all over the world to celebrate the joy of reading.
Blue Ridge Students Support Toys For Tots
Blue Ridge Elementary students and staff learned that the best gift to give for the holiday season is helping others. This holiday season, students and staff at Blue Ridge wore their favorite hats to school for the day to raise money for Toys for Tots. With their donations, Blue Ridge faculty member, Kristen Hinkley, who created Toys for Tots for the Blue Ridge community, will purchase toys, games and clothing for area families. Pictured wearing their favorite hats are: front row – Cheyne Brulla, Lindsey Rupakus, Emalee Carr, Luis Toban; back row – Mrs. Goff, Alexander Stenfo, Ms. Levine, Mrs. Piorkowski.
SCCTC’s October, 2007 Students Of the Month
Alice M. Davis, Administrative Director of the Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center (SCCTC), is proud to announce the SCCTC Students of the Month for October, 2007. Pictured (l-r) are: Joshua Ralston, Duane Galambos, Danielle Schrader, Shara Salata, Steven Paul Weiss and Alice M. Davis. Absent from photo: Stephen Johnson, Katelynn Chambers, Leighanna Fassett, Brad Bonavita, Tiffany Gailer, Kodie Warring.
Elk Lake Elementary Students Of The Month Mr. Charles Pirone, Elementary Principal at the Elk Lake School, is pleased to announce the November Student of the Month Award winners.
Pictured (l-r) are: first row – Tyler Brewer, Brandon Roman, Breanna Dilmore, Matthew Welsch, Courtney Chew; second row – Celia Dewitt, Paige Parkhurst, Kristi Krishak, Christain Sprout, Margie Barlow, Bethany Ruhf. Students in fifth and sixth 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 our students and congratulates them for their accomplishments.
Local Graduates Are University Scholars Two local graduates were among more than 150 students honored as a University Scholar at Susquehanna University. The annual Scholars Dinner was held November 9 to recognize and congratulate Susquehanna’s most successful student scholars. To be named a University Scholar, students must have earned a cumulative grade point average of 3.75 in full-time study for the past two semesters or equivalent credit hours of part-time study. Students from our area who were recognized were as follows. Katherine McHale, Starrucca, a 2004 graduate of Susquehanna Community High School, is a senior public relations major at Susquehanna and the daughter of Mark and Karen McHale. Heather Warneke, Thompson, a 2004 graduate of Susquehanna Community High School, is a senior psychology major at Susquehanna and the daughter of Robert and Barbara Warneke.
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