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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Saturday, June 13, 1992 37 Students win awards at Heights-Terrace ifi IrlTl) vx fV- IwI- a- u.k if 6 1SV. Mohan, Tiffany Novotnak, Jen- nifer Oh. Also, Nicole Olexa, Nicole Pedriani, Lisa Phillips, Erik Price, Tracey Radishofski, Timothy Russell, Nina Scatton, Daniel Steber, Brody Stevens, Melissa Tomushunis, Jodi Veet, Kristen Wisemiller, Elizabeth Woitko, Ann MArie Woodring, Lenore Yashur, Melissa Zieminski, Ryan Rogers. Also receiving PTA certificates were Kelly Barletta, Michael Barletta, Katie Boyle, Daniel Car-rell, John Chulock, Jonathan Drasher, Dawn Durante, Daniel Ernst, Jason Fay, Lindsay Forish, Tiffany Galade, Courtney Gennaro, Shannon Hicks, Shawn Kuntz, Eric Kushmeder, Kim Lazar. Tracy Macuch, Melissa Marochinni, Stephanie Martyak, Justin Matteo, Jeff Matweecha, Randy Mensinger, Jennifer Par-fitt, Tammy Piccola, Christie Rutecki, Charlie Sanko, Crystal Siewell, Nicole Sena, Rebecca Shersen, David Simmons, Tifany Smith, Paul Tiang-Tso Tung.

Also, Kathy Balsamo, Shalamar Brickhouse, Francine Caccese, Natasha Espino, Gordon Fisher, Michael Gonzalez, Brian Griffith, Stacey Halko, Thomas Johnson, Bryan Kapish, Stephanie Kishbaugh, Jennifer Kukel, Ryan Lowery. And, Robert Pacelli, Kevin Pliska, Gerald Pogzeba, Joseph Sofranko, Anna Tausendfreun, Antonio Touch, Jessica Van Fleet, Jeffrey Velez, David Welles, Angela Wersinger, Justine Wright, Carla Lutzick, Rossy Alberto, Trasey Beazzo, Venus Boyle, Christina Card, Bonnie Card, Omar Cardona, April Cryan, Dorthea Cryan, Jeffrye Deeb, Angela Defuso, Anthony Drost, Jason Gruver, Michael Heintzelman. Robert Hunsinger, Shawn King, Edwin Marrero, John Natt, Amy Quinn, Gary Sandrock, Nicholas St. Mary, Dale Stevens, Jennifer Stoss, Paul Stoss, Shannon Trego and Maria Whah. i I i 1 flit imhi IT'S OFFICIAL The term "United States" became official in a 1776 ruling by the Continental Congress.

Heights-Terrace Elementary School held its sixth-grade awards ceremony on June 2. Following opening remarks by principal Eugene F. Gallagher, students were honored for various scholastic achievements. A tie between two students resulted in a class "Top Eleven." Those students were: Sarah Gettig, Sara McDonald, Tracey Radishofski, Jody Veet, Melissa Bast, Brody Stevens, Elizabeth Woitko, Nina Scatton, Ann Marie Woodring, Matthew McBride and Patrick Christopher. Receiving Pennsylvania Math League Awards were Rajeev Mohan, Melissa Bast, Sarah Gettig, Tracy Radishofski, Brody Stevens, Nathan Mariano, Melissa Zieminski and Elizabeth Woitko.

Presidential Fitness Awards went to Jodi Antonelli, Melissa Bast, Patrick Christopher, Scott Geba, Courtney Gennaro, Sarah Gettig, Sharalee Lowder, Nathan Mariano, Matthew McBride, Sara McDonald. Also, Rajeev Mohan, Jennifer Oh, Nicole Pedriani, Erik Price, Tracey Radishofski, Ryan Rogers, Nina Scatton, Brody Stevens, Jody Veet, Kristen Wisemiller, Elizabeth Woitko, Ann Marie Woodring. Also, Lenore Yashur, Lisa Phillips, Tiffany Galade, Eric Kushmeder, Tracy Macuch, Stephanie Martyak, Tammy Pic-cola, Christie Rutecki, Nicole Serra, Kelly Barletta, Katie Boyle, and Liang-Tso Tung. The sixth grade social studies American History dress-up winners were: first place, Rebecca Shershen; second place, Sara Gettig; third place, Ryan Rogers. The most improved Chapter I students were: reading, Daniel Ernst and David Welles; math, John Natt.

PTA certificates went to Jodi Antonelli, Melissa Bast, Patrick Christopher, Jessica Dennish, Scott Geba, Sarah Gettig, Paul-Marius Giurca, Jonathan Hrabovecky, Sharalee Lowder, Nathan Mariano, Matthew McBride, Sara McDonald, Rajeev Rock Glen Junior High School has selected Stefanie Palushock as May's Student of the Month. Palushock is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Palushock, Cemetery Road, Weston.

She has been an honor student since the seventh grade. She is also in the gifted program and took third place in the National French con Harman, Grebey students honored by Johns Hopkins Top: Heights-Terrace Elementary School's "Top 11" sixth-grade students were, seated from left, Ann Marie Woodring, Jody Veet, Elizabeth VVoitko, and Sara McDonald. Standing: teacher Dave Harris, Brody Stevens, Patrick Christopher, Matthew McBride, Sarah Gettig, Nina Scatton, Tracey Radishofski, Melissa Bast and PTO President Mary Jo Tomushunis. Right: Heights-Terrace students who won Mathematics League Awards were, seated from left, Elizabeth VVoitko, Tracy Radishofski and Sarah Gettig. Standing, Nathan Mariano, Rajeev Mohan, Melissa Bast, Melissa Ziemin-ski and Brody Stevens.

Eric Anderson Pasco Umbriac i rrpy-TT "i' i 4 I 1 awards ceremony in Philadelphia that was held in May at the University of Pennsylvania. Anderson attended H.F. Grebey junior high school. Pasco Umbriac, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Pasco Umbriac, and Daniel Heckman, son of Dr. and Mrs. D. Scott Heckman, both received state awards for scoring in the highest SAT percentile in the state. They attended D.A.

Harman Junior Harman School. Also, they were both awarded certificates of distinction in verbal, math and composite scores for scoring higher on the SAT than the average college-bound senior. Heckman, whose combined math and verbal score was 1,030, was also named in the top 8 percent of participants and invited to the May awards ceremony. To be eligible for CTY participation, students must range in the 97th percentile or above in math, verbal or composite scores. The 1992 talent search results are based on a total of 41,198 student participants.

HOLY TRINITY HONOR STUDENTS The following sixth-grade students of the Holy Trinity Memorial School, West Green and North Church streets, were honored for outstanding academic achievements. Front from left, James Kennedy, Amy Kress, Tricia Tait, Peter Haentjens and Matthew Tucker. Second row Frank Wienches, Melissa Delia Croce, Megan Dempster, Michele Jablonski and Amber Joseph. Third row Georgia Motto, Desdeny Olexa, Elizabeth Sharkey and Shannon Wech. Missing were Anthony Matteo and Brian Skasko.

Rock Glen names student of month muni i in nw.i!WiJ5! ww ww 'WiiiHi' Mi.MWi!,ipwwjlWWJ.Wi.'e!WJ Three Hazleton seventh-graders were recently selected as state finalists by the Center for the Advancement of Academically Talented Youth (CTY) at Johns Hopkins University. Eric Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Anderson, scored in the top 8 percent of CTY participants. He was invited to an Daniel Heckman Winner, Read" summer clubs begins June 22.

Membership in the summer reading club is open to children entering first through eighth grade. The "Read to Me" club is for children ages three to six. This year many activities and the club game board will center around the theme "1992 Summer Olympic Games." Watch this column for library club activity updates. test. Palushock is a member of the girls varsity basketball team, SPARC member, West Hazleton Girls Track Team and Stand Tall.

She also serves as the captain of the Scholastic Bowl. She received a $100 savings bond and a "Final Countdown" T-shirt from student council. CAREER MAKEOVER YOUR IMAGE IS IMPORTANT TO YOUR CAREER, LET US ENHANCE IT! 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -i mi i.i.i i.i ii wmii i l. TOWWW(WWt i PTA AWARDS The Parent Teachers Association at E.A. Encke Elementary School, West Hazleton, recently honored outstanding students.

Receiving awards were, front row from left: Corinne M. Wisdo, social studies; Amy Gaulthier, language arts and math; Eric M. Lenz, physical education and language arts; and Rachael Kelly, reading and art Back row from left: Darlene A. Hons, physical education; Melissa Horoschak, instrumental music, math and science; Sarah L. Shewack, art and general music; Carolyn A.

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