Achievement academy honors two area students in national lists
United States Achievement Academy recognizes Monica Ann Melltrot of Shenango Area High School as a U.S. National Honor Roll Award winner and Jaime Lyn Clarke of Union Area High School as a United States National Award winner in science. Names will appear in the Official Yearbook. Also noted are kindergarten graduation at Lockley Primary Center with Adopt a Grandparent program and list of Golden Hill Nursing Home grandmas and grandpas. Diplomas were presented by Vicki Bober to numerous students.
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United States Achievement Academy
Monica Ann Melltrot
Shenango Area High School
The
Academy
Melltrot
David
Dorena Melltrot
Jaime Lyn Clarke
Union Area High School
Clarke
Susan Arnold
Richard
Corrinda Clarke
Neena Eichler-Kurtz
Bobbie Jo Weston
Thomas Lepore
Kelly Fee
Evan Desimone
Trae Brown
Tiffany Duffy
Michael Boros
Andrew Mercado
Michael Mahoney
Hannah Scrim
Analyn Perrotta
John Fredrickson
David Smith
Sonya Smith
Stephen McNees
Kevin Gudyk
Michael Currie
John Makrozahopoulos
Kyra Taylor
James Karenbauer
Michelle Lewis
Matthew Nail
Travis Redick
Neshannock yearbooks and related items offered
The 1994 Neshannock Junior-Senior High School yearbook and baby photos are available for purchase. Senior editors listed include Cami Bassaly Allison Branscome and Shelly McConahy. A 1994 diploma videotape is also for sale. Contact Joseph E. Thomas at 658-5513 for details.
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Neshannock
Cami Bassaly
Allison Branscome
Shelly McConahy
Joseph E. Thomas
Avery Coonley School Banned From Illinois Science Fair
In Downers Grove Illinois the Avery Coonley School was banned for two years from winning team honors at the Illinois State Science Fair for frequently winning. Illinois Junior Academy president Janine Petrie says the move aims to give other schools a chance to win.
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Downers Grove, Ill
Avery Coonley
Janine Petrie
Illinois Junior Academy of
Private school crowds out team honors at science event
Science sponsors report Avery Coonley School in a Chicago suburb won its fourth straight title but will be ineligible for team honors until 1996, while individual honors remain open. Headmaster J Gaston Favreau defends the IQ based admissions policy as fair and plans a protest. Some winning seventh and eighth graders protest the barred team next year.
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Chicago
J. Gaston Favreau
Avery Coonley
Favreau
Academy
Brendan Chrisman
School awards honor Neshnannock and Union Area students
Neshnannock High School students Carolyn Avan Kelly Bailey Renee Bassaly Trish DeGarmo Maribeth Thomas Adrianne Desch Stephanie Harcar Mark Masson Steven Meyers Bennie Sung Cami Bassaly Allison Branscome Todd Henderson Shelly McConahy Megan Palumbo and other seventh eighth graders at Union Area Middle School earned recognition at a school awards assembly for activity service. Union Area Middle School held the second annual spelling bees for fifth and sixth grades with 21 contestants per event. Fifth grade winners were Richard Lyons Jenny Hankey Rebecca Raub Ryan McQuaid and Seth Krueger. Sixth grade winners Nicole Clyburn Jonathan Garczewski Jason Kresowaty Frank Medure Jessica Scherder. Gifted students helped by selecting words writing sentences and running the events under Ruth Keith. New Wilmington Elementary and the middle/high school libraries will be open 10 am to 2 pm today July 27 and Aug 24 for book exchange.
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Neshannock High School
Carolyn Avan
Kelly Bailey
Renee Bassaly
Trish DeGarmo
Maribeth Thomas
Adrianne Desch
Stephanie Harcar
Mark Masson
Steven Meyers
Bennie Sung
Cami Bassaly
Allison Branscome
Todd Henderson
Shelly McConahy
Megan Palumbo
Union Area Middle School
Richard Lyons
Jenny Hankey
Rebecca Raub
Ryan McQuaid
Seth Krueger
Nicole Clyburn
Jonathan Garczewski
Jason Kresowaty
Frank Medure
Jessica Scherder
Ruth Keith
eThe New Wilmington
Neshannock Fourth Graders Win Essay Refusal Skills Awards
Neshannock School District recognized five fourth grade essay winners in an awareness unit on refusal skills. Elizabeth Eckman Matthew Karski John Maas Michelle Stevens and Trista Warso were awarded trophies and five Geauga Lake Park tickets at Pearson Park picnic. Donations from Pizza Chef Club and Liberty Mutual supported prizes.
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Drug and Alcohol Community Committee
Sam Fiorante
Sandy Giordano
Kathy Hardie
Bob Kwiat
Bev Pontius
Neshannock
Marcy Curti
ACTS
Drug and Alcohol Community
Sheri Blundo
Pam Rozzi
Elizabeth Eckman
Matthew Karski
John Maas
Michelle Stevens
Trista Warso
Pearson Park
Geagua Lake Park
Phil Gallo
Pizza Chef
Leslie Sansone
Club
Liberty Mutual
Michael Hink
Matthew Karaski
Pam Rizzi
Living chess game entertains St Vitus students
Fifth and eighth graders at St Vitus staged a life sized chess match with Chris Klamut The Invincible leading the Black Army against Mike Mikkanen The Master Mind of the White Army. Klamut’s team won as the class tournament concluded a unit in thinking skills directed by Lynn Lombardo with help from Linda Carroll Donna Haybarger and others.
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St. Vitus
Chris Klamut
Mike Mikkanen
Klamut
Lynn Lombardo
Linda Carroll
Donna Haybarger
Theresa Smith
Helena Bartholomew
Aileen Zappia
Diane Ramovich
David Tomachek
Nearly 800000 GED tests given. 62 percent pass rate
In the United States and Canada nearly 800,000 adults took the GED last year and 62 percent earned a high school equivalency diploma. The ACE notes GED diplomas total about 9.5 million since 1971, with many graduates pursuing higher education and work.
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Washington
United States
Canada
American Council On Education
U.S
Jean Lowe
ACE
Council
Scott Borow
Borow
Potomac Job Corps
Navy
Jennifer Bronson
Richmond
Bronson
Job Corps
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Youngstown State University
Ohio
Education Today
St. Vitus School
Black Army
Justin Smith
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