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Vol. 122 No. 15 THE BACK MOUNTAINS NEWSPAPER SINCE 1889 JUNE 16-22, 2013

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D A L L A S S C H O O L D I S T R I C T

BySUSAN DENNEYDallas Post Correspondent

Board OKsbudget thathikes taxes

Dallas School Board officially raised tax-es at its June meeting. The final budget of$33,599,574 represents no changes from theMay proposed budget. The 2% tax rise repre-sents the index allowed by the state of Pennsyl-

vania and adds an additional $38 to an averagetax bill of $800.

The district did not apply for any exceptionsto raise taxes over the index.

Board member Maureen Matiska, who alsovoted against the proposed final budget in May,was the only board member to vote against thebudget. She said after the meeting that the bud-get does not meet her approval because it doesnot put money aside for the elementary school.

The board voted to refund its bond debt, amove that, according to district business man-

ager Grant Palfey, will save the district over$448,000.Cyber school will now be the only option for

summer school in the Dallas School District.High school teacher Jennifer Lamoreaux andVice PrincipalBrian Bradshawoutlined the newsummer school program.

Lamoreaux said summer school will notbe used for acceleration but will be offered tostudents who have lost credit in one or moreclasses.

According to Bradshaw, packets have beensent to students recommended by counselorsfor remediation. The cost of the program willbe $100 for one-half credit and $200 for a fullcredit. Arrangements for lending laptops canbe made for those students who do not have ahome computer.

Lamoreaux and Bradshaw also gave a pre-sentation to the Dallas School Board about thedistricts first year of cyber school. They saidthe district saved $108,000 in fees which wouldhave gone to charter schools and the programalso experienced student success and increasedgraduation rates.

Lamoreaux told the board that four studentswho had planned to drop out were able to grad-uate with their class this year because of thecyber program.

In all, eight seniors used the cyber school thisyear to help them earn enough credits to gradu-ate. The program provided services to 17 stu-dents full-time and 29 students part-time.

The board voted to continue to partner withthe Seneca Valley School District for cyberschool programs, approving a three-year con-tract from 2013-14 to 2015-2016.

The cyber school program will expand nextyear in the district and Dallas teachers will

POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCEMembers of the Class of 2013 from both Dallas and Lake-Lehman High Schools received theirdiplomas during commencement exercises on Friday, June 7. Lake-Lehman celebrated its55th annual commencement while Dallas held its 52nd annual commencement.Stors ad mor photos sd.

Reservationsstill open forLemmondaward event

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Paige Selenskis playing days arent over yet

ByTOMROBINSON

For The Dallas Post

Former DHS field hockey player graduated from University of Virginiaand earned spot on 30-player United States Womens National Squad

Paige Selenski hasbeen to theworlds premier event in ama-

teur athletics.The Dallas High School grad-

uate returned from the London2012 Olympic Games to com-plete one of the most successfulfield hockey careers in AtlanticCoast Conference history.

Selenski is done withher timeat the University of Virginia, butthere is no reason to think herplaying days are over.

Last month, Selenski bothgraduated from Virginia andearned a spot on the latest

30-player United States Wom-ens National Squad.

Im just going to take it slowright now, said Selenski, who

made the team through theWomens National Champion-ships at Old Dominion Univer-sity in Norfolk, Va. Right now,my heart is still in field hockeyand playing the game.

Its a bit early in the processto determine whether Selenski,

who will be 23 later this month,has another Olympics appear-ance in her future. She is moti-

vated by another major interna-tional event.

Four years is a long time,Selenski said. I think for mosthockey players, the World Cupkind of splits it up.

There are two years betweenthe Olympics and the World

Cup. Everybody I play withwants to play in a World Cup, aswell.

That gives Selenski a target

on the playing field for 2014 ata time in her life when she isalso preparing for the next stepelsewhere.

Thats something Ive beentrying to figure out for a while,said Selenski, a speedy forward

who finished her career at Vir-ginia as the eighth-leading scor-er in NCAA Division I history, afour-time All-American and the2012 ACC Player of the Yearafter redshirting in 2011 to con-centrate on national team play.Just graduating from a greatuniversity obviously opens up alot of opportunities.

Selenski, who earned a de-gree in English, said other lifedecisions will have to be madeas they come up. For now, sheis looking forward to movingback to Pennsylvania with the

national team when USA FieldHockey moves its headquartersto Lancaster this summer.

Last summer ended with

Selenski scoring a goal in theOlympics. She had the onlyscore for the United States in a2-1 loss to Belgium in the finalgame, which determined 11th

and 12th place in the 12-teamfield.

Its not too late to make areservation for the CharlesD. Lemmond Jr. CommunitySpirit Award reception,

The reception, which will

honor David and Judy Rimpleas recipients of the first-everaward established by The Dal-las Post,willbe heldfrom5:30to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 18at Lemmond Theater on thecampus of Misericordia Uni-

versity.The awards reception is free

and open to the public; how-ever, reservatrions are neces-sary and will be made on afirst-come/first-served basis.

To make a reservation, callThe Dallas Post at 675-5211

or emailD a l l a sPost Edi-tor Dotty

Martin atdmartin@mydallas-post.com.P l e a s eleave yourn a m e ,

your tele-p h o n en u m b e rand thenumber of

people in your party.The award is named af-

ter the former senator whopassed away in 2012 and is de-signed to recognize a residentof the Back Mountain for hisor herleadership andadvance-

ment of community spirit.The award honors thosewho endeavor to improvethe lives of Back Mountainresidents through outstand-ing community service, publicservice or philanthropy andembody Senator Lemmondscommitment to doing theright thing, in the right way,for the right reason.

The Rimples started the de-velopment of the Back Moun-tain Trail on the old LehighValley Railroad bed. The trail,being developed for over a de-cade, connects Luzerne Bor-ough with Dallas Township.

A free will donation will betaken at the awards receptionto benefit the Back Mountain

Trail.

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Dallas Post at675-5211 or emailDallas Post EditorDotty Martin atdmartin@mydalla-spost.com. Pleaseleave your name,your telephonenumber and thenumber of peoplein your party.

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The following Back Mountain real estatetransactions have been recorded in the Lu-zerne County Office of Recorder of Deeds forthe week of June 3, 2013:

Fannie Mae (per attorney in fact) to CliffordDymond, 2281 Lower Demunds Road, DallasTownship; $26,055

Estate of Franklin M. Dymond to Anthonyand Janine Hudak, 52 Perrin Ave., KingstonTownship; $49,000

William H. Jr. and Sharon Strauser toJason and Mary Azarewicz, Lot 26, DallasTownship; $59,900

John F. and Maryanne E. Casey to Erin A.Liss, Kingston Township; $224,742

Elizabeth Weaver (per guardian), GeorgeWeaver (guardian) to William N. Barnes, Dal-las Borough, $123,500

Bryan and Stephanie Garren to Jason C.and April Souder, Lot 9, Hunlock Township;$270,000

Laura C. Dennis to Loraine A. Stanski,Harveys Lake Borough; $182,500

Fannie Mae (per attrorney in fact) toAutumn and John Thompson, 30 Lincoln St.,Harveys Lake Borough; $95,000

John R. Romano to Christopher and TanyaWhitmoyer, Lehman Township; $125,000

Robert L. and Virginia S. Tambur to Ste-phen W. and Mariestelle P. Austin, Harveys

Lake Borough; $834,000Kondaur Capital Corporation to Ian R. andAllison Hastings, 85 Huntsville Road, DallasBorough; $205,000

Edwin Wright to Robert and Sunhwa Bar-ber, 1392 Mountain View Drive, Lehman Town-ship; $22,500

Wayne D. and Maureen E. Moss to Joel D.and Pamela B. Stauffer, Lot 3, Ross Township;$10,000

John J. III and Sonia W. Maslowski to AlanM. and Brenda Pugh, 31 Fairgrounds Road, Dal-las Township; $189,000

John J. III and Sonia Maslowski to Alan M.and Brenda Pugh, Lots 27, 28, 30 , 31, 34 and35, Higgs Ave., Dallas Township; $8,000

Robert P. Sheils Jr. (Chapter 7 trustee) andPatricia K. Thomas to John D. and PatriciaL. Nardone, Jackson Township; $550,000

Mary L. and Kevin M. Fantom to Brian andShawna Mulcahy, 2 parcels, Harveys LakeBorough; $115,000

Gracie is one of four Brit-tany spaniels. Despitespending the last two yearsof her life in a kennel, she isa sound dog and will make

an excellent family pet.She is eager to please andwould make an excellentcompanion for an activeowner.You can visit Gracie and herfriends at

BLUE CHIP FARMSANIMAL REFUGE974 Lockville RoadDallas

VISITING HOURSTuesday, Thursday, Satur-day and Sunday: Noon to5 p.m.

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Ochmans Coins and Jewelry, 2607

Memorial Highway, Dallas, as its

name suggests, specializes in buying and

selling both new and used coins and jew-

elry. But just as - or more - important to

the owners and staff are the friendships

formed through the business since its es-

tablishment in 1979.

Weve met some amazing friendsover the years,said Maryann Ochman, 38, daughter of the originalowner, thelate Tom Ochman. You never knowwhoor what is going to come in the door, and thats thefun part.

Sheand Fran Ochman, wifeof Tom Ochman, bothsaidthe best part of running the business is interact-ing with the customers.

They said they believe the business to be uniquebecause of the variety of goods and services and thepersonal touch they aim to provide each individ-

ual customer.They come in and we get to know them, Mary-

ann Ochman said. We try to make ourselves acces-sible to people at any time.

One regular customer who the Ochmans alsocall friend is Ed Reiter, senior editor of COINageand former New York Times columnist. He said thetwo aspects which keep him coming back are thefriendliness and excellent selection of coins.

The shop was formerly located at 18 Church St.,Dallas, and moved to the current location, which islarger, on April 1.

We like being in the heart of the Back Moun-tain, said Maryann Ochman.

Fran added, People have been very welcominghere.

The business is described on its website, och-mans.com, as two-sided. On one side, states theAbout Us page, Ochmans is your local full ser-

vice jewelry store offering: fine quality gold andsilver jewelry in the newest designs, a full line ofdiamond and gemstone jewelry, ladies and mens

watches, and expert jewelry repair. In addition tothe new jewelry, Ochmans offers a fineline of estate

jewelry for sale and Ochmans is always interested inpurchasing additional antique jewelry.

On the other side, it continues, Ochmans buysand sells gold coins, silver coins and old US curren-cy. Ochmans offers gold and silver as an alternativeinvestment to the stock market. Also, Ochmans car-ries a wide selection of gold and silver coins for col-lectors who may be looking to find that one specialcoin or others just starting coin collecting as a newhobby.

The Ochmans also said they are active membersof the community in many ways. The shop donatesto the library auction, Maryann is a founding mem-ber of the Dallas Harvest Festival, they are both ac-tive in St. Theresas Church, both are members oftwo local coin clubs, Fran is president of the Wilkes-Barre Coin Club and the store has won The DallasPosts Bestof theBack Mountainaward forbest jew-eler five years in a row.

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BACK MOUNTAIN BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: OCHMANS COINS AND JEWELRY

Dallas Highgrads receiveEhret Awards

Two Dallas High School gradu-ates have received Corey A. EhretScholarship Awards.

Megan Redlich received the Co-

rey A Ehret Student of the QuarterScholarship in memory of Ehret forher artist talents such as paintingthe Dallas insignia on the schoolgym floor and authoring the bookDemise of the Spirits GuidingLady. Ehret wasrecognized for twoconsecutive years with the DallasHighSchool School SpiritAward.

Katie Metcalf received the Co-rey A. Ehret Cross County Schol-arship Award in memory of Ehretfor her determination and achieve-ment, not only as a runner, but asa strong team member and nevergiving it up for something easier.

The Corey Ehret Cross CountryScholarship is awarded in memoryof Ehret who, after 40 weeks ofarduous chemotherapy and radia-tion, returned to run a full season

with the Dallas High School crosscountry team.

Neverstop believing, pray oftenand no pain no gain were Ehretssayings and actions, stated theEhret family. His determinationto achieve in spite of the side ef-fects of his treatment gave him thestrength to once again be a part ofthe Dallas High School cross coun-try team.

Recipients received an en-graved crystal glass valor awardalong with a $500 scholarship.Eligible candidates were se-lected by a team made up of fac-ulty, administration athletic de-partment and the Ehret family.

Its timeto Dig IntoREADING!

All children and teens who takepart in the Back Mountain Memo-rial Librarys summer reading pro-gram, Dig into READING! areinvited to participate in these up-coming special programs.

Dig Into Diggers! Monday,

June 17, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. with ChadHoneywell of CB Honeywell Con-struction. Get up close to a reallybig piece of construction equipment,learn how it works and why and

when it is used. Gather in the backof thelibrary on theauction grounds.Bring your camera. All ages.

Dinosaurs Rock LuzerneCounty Libraries Program -

Wednesday, June 19, 10:30 a.m. atthe Kings College Sheehy-FarmerCampus Center. You have the rareopportunity to see and touch genu-ine and life-size museum qualityspecimens: a life-size five foot T-Rex skull and foot, a dinosaur egg,trilobites, ammonites and much,much more. Its an educational,entertaining and totally hands-on

dinosaur and fossil adventure. Goto Kings College but register atthe library.

Dig Into Burrowing Animals! Wednesday, June 26, 2 to 3 p.m.Kathy Kelchner, Environmen-tal Educator at Frances SlocumState Park, will be at the library toshow and tell you about animalsthat make their homes under theground. She may even have a fewbones to show you. All ages. Chil-drens Room.

Dig Into Archeology! Mon-day, July 1, 2 to 3 p.m. Come seethe wonders that Theodore Bairdhas dug up right here in our area.Learn some history and see someartifacts. All ages.Childrens Room.

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lbaumeister@theabingtonjournal.com

At Ochmans, its all aboutfriendships, coins, jewelry

MEET THE

OCHMANS:

FRAN AND

MARYANN

Residence: Both

reside in Shaver-townWhat are your fa-vorite kinds of jew-elry? Fran: cameosand antiques.What do you dofor fun? Fran: Ilike to go to mov-ies, out to dinner,hockey games. Ilike the Penguins.If you could goanywhere on vaca-tion, where wouldit be? Fran: Thebeach at CapeMay.Gold or silver?Fran: Sil ver coins,gold jewelry.Do you have anyfavorite businessquotes or mottos?Maryann: Ourcustomers areour number onepriority.What is youradvice to newbusiness owners?Maryann: Youbetter love whatyou do and do itbecause you loveit, not becauseyoure going tomake money onit.

THE DALLAS POST/LIZ BAUMEISTER

Fran Ochman, left, and Maryann Ochman, right, now run Ochmans Coins and Jewelry, Dallas, which was established in 1979

by the late Tom Ochman.

Ochmans Coins and Jewelry, Dallas, displays local National Bank Notes from 1905 and 1929.

Fran Ochman adjusts a jewelry display at Och-mans Coins and Jewelry, Dallas.

Carl Bartizek graduatesfrom Drexel University

Carl Albert Bartizek, son of Ron-ald and CharlotteBartizek, of Dal-las, has gradu-ated from DrexelUniversity, classof 2013, with a5-year bachelorof science degreefrom the Collegeof InformationScience and Technology.

He will be employed at Cigna

Insurance Co. in Philadelphia asan information protection analyst.Bartizek is a 2008 graduate of

Wyoming Seminary.

Bartizek

CIVIC BRIEFSSPELLING BEE

AT MUSIC BOXThe 25th Annual Putnam

County Spelling Bee willbe performed June 20-23at the Music Box DinnerPlayhouse, 196 Hughes St.,Swoyersville.

For more information, call283-2195.

BLUE CHIP

FUNDRAISERKeeleys Alehouse and

Grille , 199 Division St.,Kingston, will host a fund-raiser for Blue Chip FarmsAnimal Refuge from 5 to 10p.m. on Monday, June 17.

A portion of all sales (foodand drink) will be donatedto Blue Chip Farms AnimalRefuge. Also volunteersfrom Blue Chip will be onhand selling raffle tickets forbaskets and collecting wishlist items.

BINGO PLANNED

Bingo will be held on Mon-day, June 17 at the North-

moreland Twp. Fire Hall InCentermoreland. Doors openat 5 p.m. and early birds startat 6:30 p.m. Food and bever-age will be available.

For more information, callJim at 333-4906.

SAFE BOATING CLASS

The U.S. Coast GuardAuxiliary Flotilla 15-03 willoffer a Safe Boating Classfrom 6 to 10 p.m. on Tuesdayand Wednesday, June 18 and19 at the American Legion,Route 415, Harveys Lake.

This course qualifies thosewho pass to obtain their PABoaters Education Certifi-cate and Card which entitles

them to operate boats andpersonal watercrafts onPennsylvanias rivers andlakes.

Participants must beat least 12 years or older.Contact R.J. Kwiatkowski at815-0471 for more informa-tion and reservations. Thefee is $25 payable at the dooron the first night of the class.

BOBACK LISTS HOURSState Rep. Karen Boback

will hold office hours from9 a.m. to noon on Wednes-day, June 19 at the B entonSenior Center located in theNorthern Columbia Commu-

nity and Cultural Center, 42Community Drive.

TEEN ORIENTATION

An orientation for thesummer teen program atthe Meadows Nursing andRehabilitation Center, Dallas

will be held from 10:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday,June 19 in the centers multi-purpose room. Pre-registra-tion is required.

To register or for moreinformation, call the volun-teer department at 675-8600,ext. 195.

ROUNDTABLE MEETSThe Wyoming Valley Civil

War Roundtable will meet

at 7 p.m. on Thursday, June20 in the lower level of theDaddow-Isaacs AmericanLegion, 730 Memorial High-

way, Dallas.The speaker for the eve-

ning will be Taylor Polites,from Rhode Island, who willpresent his program FirstOccupation of HuntsvilleAlabama in 1862.

All meetings are open tothe public. A $3 donationis asked of non-members.For more information, call675-8936.

RADIO CLUB HOLDS

FIELD DAY

Endless Mountain Ama-teur Radio Club will hold itsannual field day event from11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on June 22and from 7 a.m. to noon onJune 23 at the emergencyservices building, 3880 SR 6East, Tunkhannock.

Learn about radio commu-nications and how to becomea ham.

For further information,call Al at 836-5030 or Joe at209-0070.

BEEF DINNER

The Sweet Valley Vol-unteer Fire Co. will hold afamily-style beef dinner from4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Satur-

day, June 22. Takeouts beginat 4 p.m.

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Senior Citizens Centerssponsored by the Area Agencyon Aging for Luzerne and Wyo-

ming Counties offer hot noonmeals Monday through Fridayto people 60 years of age orolder. Donations from partici-pants are gratefully acceptedand needed in order to expandthis program.

The following is the menu forthe week of June 17:MONDAY: Baked ham

with fruit sauce, gravy, sweetpotatoes, lima beans, whole

wheat dinner roll, strawberryshortcake, margarine, milk andcoffee.TUESDAY: Salisbury steak,

parsley buttered carrots, noo-dles, peas, whole wheat bread,fresh mixed fruit, margarine,

milk and coffee.WEDNESDAY: Philly steaksandwich, cheese on side, broc-coli salad, steak fries, whole

wheat hot dog roll, ketchup,tropical fruit, margarine, milkand coffee.THURSDAY: Italian

chicken, herbed potatoes,Italian green beans with redpeppers, whole wheat dinnerroll, chocolate cake, margarine,milk and coffee.FRIDAY: Baked fish with pa-

prika, potatoes au gratin, snappeas and carrots, whole wheatdinner roll, orange juice, tartarsauce, ketchup, birthday cake,margarine, milk and coffee.

Cost is$9 foradults, $5forchildrenages6 to 11and free forchildren under 6 years of age.

BLUE CHIP FUNDRAISERBlue Chip Farms Animal

Refuge, 974 Lockville Road,Dallas, will host a vendor eventand rummage sale fundraiserfrom 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. onSaturday June 22. Volunteersfrom Blue Chip will be on handselling raffle tickets for baskets.

For more information, call333-5265.

FOUNDERS DAYThe Wyoming County His-

torical Society will participatein the annual Founders DayCelebration from 10 a.m. to 4p.m. on June 22 at the society,corner of Bridge and HarrisonStreets, Tunkhannock.

Tours of the genealogicallibrary, museum and authors ofthree local books will sign theirrecently-published books to

commemorate the day.For more information, call

836-5303.

ARTS ON THE BEACHThe Harveys Lake Beach

Association Fourth AnnualOpen House and Arts on theBeach will be held from noonto 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 23at Pole 001 at the Route 415entrance, Harveys Lake.

Vendors include artists,antiques, books and stampcollec-tions,pottery, jewelry and purses,dolls, crafts, painting on glass,art and poetry books,caricatures,Avon representative and more.Refreshments and swimming will

be available all day.ROAST BEEF SUPPERA roast beef supper will be

held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.on Wednesday, June 26 at theNorthmoreland Twp. Fire Hallin Centermoreland.

Tickets for eat-in or take-outdinners are $8 for adults and$4 for children under 12 yearsof age and can be purchased

at the door. For more informa-tion, call Jim at 333-4906.

WINE FESTIVAL

The DallasRotary Wine andDine Festivalwill be held from11a.m.to 6 p.m.on June 29atthe Luzerne CountyFairgrounds,Route 118, Dallas Township.

Tickets are $15 if purchasedprior to the event and $25 atthe gate. Designated driverspay $5. The event featuresPennsylvania wines, craft ven-dors, local food vendors andlive music. For more informa-tion, contact Melissa Saxon atsaxonm5@hotmail.com.

ART EXHIBIT

The art niche art studio,of Shavertown, will featurea student art show at SweetAllies Caf, 31 TunkhannockHighway, Route 309 next toGinos shoes. The show, whichis free and open to the public,runs through July 5.

Caf hours are 7:30 a.m. to7 p.m. Wednesday through

Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. onSaturdays and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.on Sundays. For more informa-tion, call 696-5515.

LES MIS COMES

TO MUSIC BOXLes Miserables will be

presented July 19-21, 25-28 andAug. 1-4 at the Music Box Din-ner Playhouse, 196 Hughes St.,Swoyersville.

A Gala Night fundriaser willbeheldJuly 27witha choiceofprime ribor flounder stuffed withcrabmeatat $50per person. Formoreinformation, call 283-2195.

THEATRE WORKSHOP

The Music Box SummerTheatre Workshop 2013, atheatre program for childrenages 6 to 11, will run July 22to Aug. 16 at the Music BoxDinner Playhouse, 196 HughesSt., Swoyersville Students willperform Disneys Winnie thePooh on Aug. 16, 17 and 18.

For more information, call283-2195.

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COLOVOS - Gus, SouthLehigh Street, Trucksville, andSt. Petersburg, Fla., died Friday,May 24, 2013, at SuncoastHospice, Florida.

He and his wife were suc-cessful restauranteurs, beingaffiliated with the Twin GrillEuropa Lounge; the RedRooster, Kingston; Teedyus-cung Inn, Kingston; SandpiperRestaurant, Avalon, N.J.; and

Saratoga Restaurant, WildwoodCrest, N.J.

He served with the MerchantMarine in World War II. He

was a member of the JuniorChamber of Commerce, Busi-nessmens Association, Wilkes-Barre Lions Club, Irem TempleShriners and PennsylvaniaRestaurant Association.

He was a member of ChristLutheran Church, St. Peters-burg.

Surviving are his wife, EdithCalpin Colovos; his children,Chris, Springfield, Va.; Ger-ald, Lake Station, Ind.; LindaClapps, St. Petersburg; Kevin,Manassas, Va.; Jeffrey, Swamp-

scott, Mass.; Amy, Levenoskie,Point Pleasant, N.J.; 10 grand-children; 10 great-grandchil-dren; sister, Juana Chappen,Scranton and Fort Lauderdale.

Memorial donations to Sun-coast Hospice, 5771 RooseveltBlvd., Clearwater, FL 33760.DARON- Edith M., 86, of

Hickory Hills Road, Dallas, diedon Monday, June 10, 2013, atHospice Community Care Unit,

Wilkes-Barre.She was born in Wilkes-Barre

and graduated from KingstonTownship High School, class of1945. She had resided in Dallasfor the past 51 years.

Surviving are her son, Craig,

Shavertown; daughter, JillTomek, Dallas; six grandchil-dren; nieces and nephews.

Memorial donations toSt. Jude Childrens ResearchHospital , 501 St. Jude Place,Memphis, TN 38015 or to theFellowship Church, 45 Hildeb-randt Road, Dallas, PA 18612.EDWARDS- James D., 76, of

Hunlock Creek, died Thursday,June 6, 2013, at The LaurelsSenior Living Community.

He was born in Wilkes-Barreand was a graduate of LakeNoxen High School where he

was vice president of his seniorclass in 1955.

He was a technician withProcter & Gamble, Mehoopanyand a veteran of the U.S. Army.

He was a member of HarveysLake Rod and Gun Club.

Surviving are a son, JamesD., Mountain Top; daughters,Lori Parsons, Dallas; CherylCarsten, Newport News, Va.;five grandchildren; brothers,John and Edward.

Memorial donations to theBernardine Franciscan Sisters,c/o Hazleton General Hospital.MINCKLER - Robert T.

retired U.S. Navy Seabee, ofTunkhannock, died Wednesday,June 5, 2013, at home.

He was born on May 13,1943 in Wilkes-Barre, raised inLuzerne and attended Luzerne

schools. He served in the U.S.Navy Seabees for 21 years. Healso worked at the WyomingCounty Courthouse and as aPennsylvania State Constable.

Surviving are his wife, EthelMae (Barber) Minckler; son,George; daughters, RobertaMinckler-Hood, Emily Mincklerand Vicky Coney; four grand-children; nieces, nephews,cousins and his best friends,Ginger and Taz.REGULSKI -Dolores 68, of

Hunlock Creek, died Monday,June 10, 2013, at home.

She was born in Nanticokeon Jan. 3, 1945, graduated fromNanticoke High School in 1963

and received her bachelors de-gree as a registered nurse fromLuzerne County CommunityCollege in 1986.

She began her career atMercy Progressive Care Unitin Wilkes-Barre, was employedby Geisinger Wyoming ValleyMedical Center for two yearsand retired from State Correc-tional Institution, Dallas, after16 years of service.

She was a member of theSweet Valley Church of Christ.

Surviving are her mother,former Elizabeth Krynik, of

Hunlock Creek; her husband of49 years, Charles J. Regulski;daughter, Jacqueline Stanton,of Hunlock Creek; sister, An-drea Jones, of Harrisburg; twograndchildren.

Memorial donations to theSweet Valley Church of Christ,5439 Main Road, Sweet Valley,PA 18656 or Hospice of theSacred Heart, 600 BaltimoreDrive, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702.SCULL - Raymond, 69, of

Harveys Lake, died Wednesday,

June 5, 2013, at the VeteransAdministration Medical Center,

Wilkes-Barre.He was born in Pittston on

Sept. 18, 1943, was a memberof the Noxen Bible BaptistChurch in Noxen and residedat Harveys Lake since 1968.He served in the U.S. MarineCorps during the Vietnam eraand owned and operated AutoShine Car Sales since 1978.

Surviving are his wife of 44years, the former Carolyn Dick-son; son, Robert M., Noxen;daughter, Donna L. Geritz,

Tunkhannock; brothers, Wayne,Harding; and Ralph, Atwater;six grandchildren; one great-

grandchild.ZIMMERMAN- Shirley, 84,

of Dallas, died Wednesday, June5, 2013, at home.

She was born Oct. 31, 1928,in Plymouth, N.H.

For many years, she workedalongside her husband as anoffice manager of A.M. Zim-merman Sheet Metal Co., afamily-owned business.

She was a member of St.Pauls Lutheran Church, Dallas,a 50-year member of the Orderof the Eastern Star, an adviserfor the Rainbow Girls and a vol-unteer with the Girl Scouts ofAmerica in the Back Mountain.She was a judge of elections for

many years for Dallas Borough.Surviving are her sons,Larry Gordon, Cheshire, Conn.;Craig Gordon, Tampa, Fla.;daughters, Sandy Sprau, Dallas;Debbie Eyerman, Larksville,and Cory Geary, Richmond,Va.; 12 grandchildren; eightgreat-grandchildren; sister,Anita Bullaro; cousins, niecesand nephews.

Memorial donations to St.Pauls Lutheran Church Memo-rial Fund, R.R. 4, Box 627A,Dallas, PA 18612; or to CelticHospice Healthcare of NEPA,601 Wyoming Ave., Kingston,PA 18704.

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The SUMC Praise Ringersand Gods Tintinnabulators

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GET READY FOR VBS

Orange United MethodistChurch invites all childrenages 3-12 to get ready to diveinto fun at Operation Over-board: Dare to Go Deep withGod Vacation Bible School.

Vacation Bible Schoolwill be held from 5:45 to 8p.m. today, June 16 through

Thursday, June 20 at thechurch, 2293 W. 8th St., Dal-las. The adventures include

regular Deep Sea Voyages into

Bible fun and creative crafts,hands-on mission work, waterscience and music. Call Leslieat 333-4269.

CRAFTERS NIGHT

The Orange United Meth-odist Church, 2293 W. 8thSt., Dallas will host a craftersnight out from 7 to 9 p.m. on

Wednesday, June 26.Craft night is open to

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jewelry making, mending orbalancing your checkbook.)

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work on a project. Materialto make an ugly quilt for thehomeless will be collected.

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Students rewarded for Cow Pie Bingo salesCow Pie Bingo was a big hit at last weekends

Knight of Mayhem to benefit the Lake-Lehman

School District - thanks, in part, to students from

the Lehman-Jackson Elementary School who

sold more than 1,000 deeds for the contest. As a

reward for their sales efforts, students attended a

movie at Movies 14 in Wilkes-Barre and, upon their

return to school, were treated to lunch, an ice

cream truck and lots of outdoor activities. Princi-

pal Marilyn Glogowski, who retired at the end of

this school year, capped off a 38-year career at

the field day.

CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK/ FOR THE DALLAS POST

Lehman-Jackson Elementary School students Mia Contardi, Breanna Wesley and Hailey Rambus dance the Macarena celebrat-ing their success at the Cow Pie Bingo Deeds contest for the Knights of Mayhem.

Long-time Lehman-Jackson Elementary School pricipal MarilynGlogowski leads a congo line of students.

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One year I got break-fast in bed; it wasdelicious and enter-taining.

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My three boys tookme to a Phillies game.I think they won.

Chuck Youngman

Dallas

Spending time withthe kids, breakfast inbed and homemadecards.

Mike Pevear

Trucksville

My son made a book-let about me. It wasnice and I still haveit.

Matt Slacktish

Dallas

Every year we playan annual Fathers Daybaseball game with allthe fathers and grand-fathers in the family.

Patrick Zarola

Shavertown

They are all goodto me. We have funtogether and hugs -thats the best pres-ent.

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What is your favorite fathers Day memory?

The following memorial/honor books have been add-ed to the shelves of the BackMountain Memorial Library, 96Huntsville Road, Dallas, for themonth of May 2013:

In memory of Dick Evans,Doing More with Teams: ANew Way to Winning by BrucePiasecki, presented by Maureen

and Daniel MelloIn memory of Charles Lem-mond, And Man Created Godby Selina OGrady, presented byClarence and Morag Michael;Beach: A Book of Treasure byJosie Iselin, presented by Jimand Margaret Reinert; Here is

Where: Discovering AmericasGreat Forgotten History byAndrew Carroll, presented byBruce and Beth Rosenthal

In memory of Dr. FranzSchreder, The Open Book:Celebrating 40 Years of Ameri-cas Grand Slam, presented byNorma Leandri

In memory of Robert For-tinsky, Business Brilliant byLewis Schiff, presented by Gregand Diane Pocono; Alfreds

Teach Yourself to Play Pianoby Willard A. Palmer, presentedby William and Eleanor Wilkie

In memory of Corey Ehret,Building Outdoor Gear by GilGilpatrick, presented by Robertand Nancy Kline

In memory of Joseph Pur-cell, The Emerald Mile byKevin Fedarko, presented byKathy McManus-Moretti

In memory of James Ku-lick, Seven Men: And the Se-crets of Their Greatness byEric Metaxas, presented by Do-reen Vitiello

In memory of JacquelineZimmerman Dombek, Mate-

rial World: The Science of Mat-ter by Jay Hawkins, presentedby Lorraine Redlich

In memory of Ernest Ash-bridge, Hank Aaron by Sere-na Kappes, presented by JosephV. Hutsy

The following books are inmemory of Hope Lasky andare presented by Cheryl Myers:A Dual Inheritance by JoannaHershon, NOS4A2 by Joe Hill

In memory of Mary LousieFisher, Around the World byMatt Phelan, presented by JudyRoeder

In memory of Dorothy

Keiper, And the MountainsEchoed by Khaled Hosseini,presented by The Village atGreenbriar

The following books are inmemory of Richard Dick

Evans, Jr. and are presentedby Laurie Benner, Tammy Ben-ner, Russ Andrews and Jonny

Benner: Islands Under Fireby Kevin McCarey and TheSearchers: The Making of anAmerican Legend by GlennFrankel

The following books are inmemoryof Mary S. Emannuel

and are presented by David andFay Emmanuel: The BlossomSisters by Fern Michaels (largeprint) and Bunker Hill: A City,a Siege, a Revolution by Na-thaniel Philbrick (large print)

The following books are inmemory of Mary Louise Fish-

er and are presented by Shir-ley Breymeier: Dodsworth in

Tokyo by Tim Egan and TheLittle House Cookbook by Bar-

bara M. WalkerThe following books are

in memory of Elizabeth

Kachmar and are presented byMike and Betsy Dombroski andFamily: How a Book is Madeby Aliki, When the WindStops by Charlotte Zolotowand I Know a Lady by Char-lotte Zolotow

HONOR

In honor of Robert Saul,

Sports Illustrated FootballsGreatest, presented by LucilleChimento

In honor of Merilyn Saul,

The Royal Wedding of PrinceWilliam and Kate Middleton,

presented by A FriendIn honor of Mrs. LillianSaba McManus, Golf Maga-zines Big Book of Basics,presented by daughters Kathy,

Taryn, Jacqueline and ErinIn honor of the Bookshop

Volunteers, ABC for BookCollectors by John Carter andNicolas Barker, presented byRuth Tetschner

In honor of Helen Franklin

on her 96th birthday, SimplyBeautiful Photographs by An-nie Griffiths, presented by Joanand David Roskos

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ers who have something theydlike to share with fellow readers.Submitted items may includephotographs or short storiesand should be sent via e-mailto news@mydallaspost.com, by,fax to 675-3650 or by mail toThe Dallas Post, 15 N. Main St.,Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711.

Information must includethe submitting persons name,address and telephone numberin the event we have questions.Readers wishing to have theirphotos returned should includea self-addressed/stamped en-velope. Items will be publishedin the order in which they arereceived.

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YOUR SPACE

Will Jenkins stands at at-tention at the funeral ser-vice of his grandfather, WilliamJenkins, of Dallas, who was a

volunteer fireman all his life.The photo was provided by Su-san Slocum.

20 YEARS AGO - 1993More than 90 volunteers

will be present at the FleaMarket planned by MeadowsNursing Center Auxiliary for

June 19 onthe Centersgrounds.Flea Marketcommitteemembersare: Betty

Williamson,BerniceHill, LouiseMontigney,

Agnes Kunkle, MildredFelix, Marge Richards, MyrtleCoolbaugh, Evelyn Daley and

Helen Kishbaugh.Jack Rogers of the BackMountain Kiwanis Club, spon-sor and advisor to the Lake-Lehman Key Club, announcedselection of new officers forthe Key Club for 1993-94.Elected to the offices were:President, Leslie Harrington;Secretary, Tiffany Roese and

Treasurer, Amanda Turner.30 YEARS AGO - 1983

The following members ofJunior Girl Scout Troop 624 ofDallas recently received awardsfor community service: AmyMannear, Stacy McCuen, LisaGoldsmith, Heather May, KimStager, Jessica Oravitz, AmyYanalunas, Lisa Murphy, LisaVozniak, Tracy Hunter, TracyShelley, Dodi Dodson, Meagan

Wega and Ellen Smaka.Judy Loke, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loke,Trucksville, was selected toreceive the 1982-3 Eric A. andJosephine Walker Award at thePennsylvania State Univer-

sitys Wilkes-Barre campus.The Walker Award is givenannually to the outstandingsophomore student on eachPenn State campus on the ba-sis of scholarship, leadership,citizenship, character and con-tribution to the welfare of thecampus and the community.

Andrea Bunney recently re-ceived first place in the Penns

Woods Girl Scouts Design theDay Camp Patch contest. Herdrawing, a rainbow motif, willbe used on the official 1983Day Camp Patch. Andrea,a fourth grade student atLehman-Jackson Elementary,is a member of Junior Girl

Scout Troop 626.40 YEARS AGO - 1973The Altar and Rosary

Society of Gate of Heaven willconduct its annual RummageSale this weekend in theschool auditorium. Last yearssale was regarded by severalantique dealers as one of thebest in the valley. Chairmanof the sale is Mrs. EugeneMenges, co-chairman Mrs. Jo-seph McDonald, kitchen Mrs.Leo Mohen and publicity Mrs.Vince Correale.

Members of the JacksonTownship Cub Pack 225toured the Dallas Post Friday.As part of the continuing Cubprogram of learning about dif-ferent occupations and activi-ties through first hand contact,they were shown around thefunctioning facilities. MarkMahon, Brian Lordon, TonyLordon, Bradley Wright, Mat-thew Mach, Richard Zimmer-man, Richard Braider, DonaldBenza and Wayne Benza all

left with a better understand-ing of how a newspaper likethe Post operates.

50 YEARS AGO - 1963Anne Miller, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold A.W. Millerof E. Overbrook Avenue, waspresented the AmericanLegion Citizenship Award byBlack Diamond Post at closingexercises at West Side CentralCatholic High School. Shealso received the award for thehighest average in ChristianDoctrine in her class.

At elections held Tuesdaylast week, Harveys LakeAmerican Legion Post 967 wel-comed the following officers:

commander, Arthur Gosart;first vice commander, WalterOsko; second vice commander,John Judge; finance officer,Leo Wadaski; service officer,Robert Uzdilla; chaplain, BillCheck; sergeant-at-arms, IsenPennyton; historian, HowardEngelman; adjutant, DonaldChamberlain.

60 YEARS AGO - 1953Donna Lee Garinger and

Joan Hand, fifth grade stu-dents at Dallas Boroughelementary school, have beenrunning neck and neck in therace to see how many booksthey can read from a specifiedlist complied by Mrs. W.E. Mc-Quilkin, before the close of theschool year. Up to date eachlittle girl has read fifty-four ap-proved books, far outstrippingothers in the class.

Dallas Womans Clubmembers in charge of theValue Shop at Back MountainLibrary Annex, during the firsthalf of June are: Mrs. Marian

Harter, Mrs. Walter Elston,Mrs. Eugene Groff, Mrs.Pauline Clewell and Mrs. TheoFlannigan.

Robert Richard Rice, son ofMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rice,Orchard Farm, a memberof this years senior class atDallas-Franklin High School,received the American LegionAward for outstanding citizen-ship at the CommencementExercises.

70 YEARS AGO - 1943

Mrs. William Eckert washostess to members of theYoung Girls Class of Hunts-

ville Christian Church at herhome on Friday evening. Plans

for an out-door party werediscussed. Present were: Mrs.Walter Covert Jr., Mrs. IvaJones, Elma Major, HannahCulp, Mrs. Anthony Mauroand the hostess.

Dave Deater, Lake Townshiptax collector, has a little glassbank on the counter at hisstore at Alderson in which cus-tomers drop pennies, nickelsand odd bits of change. Whenthe amount reaches $50, Dave

will send it to the ReynoldsTobacco Company, makers ofCamel cigarettes. The firm willthen send 1,000 packages ofcigarettes to any theatre of warMr. Deater designates. Eachpackage will bear the messageFrom your friends at HarveysLake and will be distributedfree to soldiers.

The Dallas Post has been inexistence for 122 years. Infor-

mation for Only Yesterday istaken from back issues of the

newspaper and reprinted hereexactly as it first appeared.

ONLY

YESTERDAY

Books remember, honor loved ones

MOMENTS IN TIMEThe History Channel

* On June 24, 1803, Matthew

Thornton, one of New Hamp-

shires delegates to the second

Continental Congress, dies

at age 89. Because he did not

arrive in Philadelphia until Sep-

tember, he missed the initial

approval of the Declaration of

Independence, but later addedhis signature to the document.

* On June 26, 1911, athleteMildred Babe Didrikson isborn in Port Arthur, Texas. Atthe 1932 Olympics in Los An-geles, Didrikson won gold med-als in the javelin and 80-meterhurdles. She had qualified forfive events, but women wererestricted to three events at theOlympics.

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SCHOOL BRIEFSLLHS CLASSOF1972 MEETS

The Lake Lehman High School Classof 1972 will hold an informal gather-ing at 6 p.m. on June 22 at The Grotto,Harveys Lake.

Reservations are suggested but notnecessary. Contact Helen Earl Sgarlatat 288-7229 or by email hsgarone@aol.com.LLHS CLASSOF1998 PLANS

REUNION

Lake-Lehman High School Class of1998 will have a 15-year anniversaryreunion on Saturday, July 20. For moreinformation, contact Andrea BryantVisneski by email at audielee80@gmail.com or by phone at 793-6354.WAHS CLASSOF 73PLANS

REUNIONThe Wyoming Area High School

Class of 1973 is planning its 40th anni-versary reunion for Labor Day week-end. Classmates interested in obtain-ing information are asked to log onto

waclassofseventythree on Facebookand enter their mailing address.WSCCHSCLASSOF 1971 PLANS

PARTY

West Side Centeral Catholic HighSchool Class of 1971 will hold a60th birthday party from 1 to 7 p.m.on Sunday, Sept. 1 at the Grove atCheckerboard Inn on Carverton Road,

Trucksville.For more information, contact Kate

Bustin Taroli at KBTaroli@gmail.com.DHSCLASSOF 1968 PLANS

REUNION

The Dallas High School Class of1968 will have a 45 year anniversary

reunion this September. There will be amixer at Grotto Pizza, Harveys Lake onFriday, Sept. 20 and a reunion eveningat Leggios, Dallas, on Saturday, Sept.21.

Classmates are encouraged to logonto Facebook at Dallas High SchoolClass of 1968 or call Lucy at 674 5673for more information.DHS CLASSOF1983 PLANS

REUNION

Dallas High School Class of 1983 isplanning a 30th anniversary reunion forOct. 26.

Any classmate who has not yetreceived information about the reunionand who wishes to attend is asked tosend their current email address to dal-

lasclassof83@att.net or call Sharon at(610) 737-0042.

L-L sixth-gradersearn 4th quarterHonor Roll status

Sixth-grade students in theLake-Lehman School District havebeen named to the Honor Roll forthe fourth marking period.

LAKE-NOXENELEMENTARY SCHOOLNancy Edkins, principal, an-

nounces the following sixth-gradestudents have achieved the HonorRoll for the fourth marking period:

Macenzi BarkerCarlyn BlightPaige CovertCasey DaleAlex DyndaScott FieldDavid HogrebeHannah LukasavageTyler McGuireKaitlynne PatlaCorinna ScoblickCasey ShagerJacob StefanowiczAbigail WinterMadalyn WrightLEHMAN-JACKSON

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMarilyn Glogowski, principal, an-

nounces the following sixth-grade

students have achieved the HonorRoll for the fourth marking period:

Abigail BartuskaAva BaurAryan BlazickJulia BucholtzMichael BulzoniEmily BurgitChristopher CerconeStephanie ChagaMadison FedericiNicholas FegelyGabrielle FitzgeraldBrandon HoytDillon IdeHannah KaskoHunter KlineCharles LeoJulianna McMahonMikaela MeekerSamantha MihalkoKyle Naugle

Chloe-Lyn OsborneNatasha PavlichkoLauryn PembletonErnst PenderRachel PriceJonathan RaspenJulia SabolJessica SalusEva SicurellaTrinity SkoviraCierra SnyderSophia SoiferElmer SouderJacob StokesDonald ThompsonJustin TimonteCarly TrapaniClaudia WolfeROSS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDonald James, principal, an-

nounces the following sixth-gradestudents have achieved the Honor

Roll for the fourth marking period:Rebecca BonomoMadison BudzakJoelle BurkeMason CrossJessica EvansZachary GreyShelby HarrisonDakota HeinrichJames HercegAndrew JubisLuke KrellerWade KrellerFrank KutzDerrick LanningBrianna LeeDillon MajorMorgan MarchakitusAmanda MayMikella MonacoCaylin PatlaJacob PrestSavannah PurdyAlyssya RaczkowskiSarah RoodSarah Stanski

Little Miss L-LPageant winnersare announced

The following girls werenamed winners in the LittleMiss Lake-Lehman Pageant heldin conjunction with the Knightof Mayhem at the Lake-LehmanJunior/Senior High School:

Kindergarten - Savannah Con-

ner, first place; Savannah Chap-arro, second place; Alaina Ras-pen, third place

First grade - Natalee Wright,first place; Harmony Schell,second place; Cheyanna Snyder,third place tie; Ava Magdalinski,third place tie

Second grade - Sara DeRosa,first place; Josie Straigis, sec-ond place; Talyia Adamitz, thirdplace

Third grade - Maya Buckman,first place; Genevive Yamelski,second place; Lexi Doughton,third place

Fourth grade - Gianna Kurtz,first place; Katie Kaplanski, sec-ond place; Sydney Moyer, third

place

Local students receive degrees from Penn StateThe following Back Mountain

residents have received degreesfrom the Pennsylvania StateUniversity as members of theClass of 2013

Kelsey T. Amy. Sweet Valley,University Park, BFA Art with dis-tinction; Andrew T. Barnes, Har-veys Lake, Wilkes-Barre, Aengt,Surveying Engineering Technol-

ogy; Candice J. Bittner, Dallas,University Park, BS, VeterinaryAnd Biomedical Sciences; KelseyM. Blaskiewicz ,Wyoming, Wilkes-Barre, BS, Business; Kenneth W.Bond, Dallas, Wilkes-Barre, AA 2yrLetters, Arts And Sciences; KoryC. Boothe, Wyoming, UniversityPark, BA Telecommunications;Shannon A. Brace, Hunlock Creek,

University Park, BA EnglishAlso, Andrew R. Capaci,

Mountaintop, University Park, BSEconomics; Nikolas D. Capitano,Shavertown, University Park,BA Political Science; Katelyn M.Confer, Shavertown, UniversityPark, BS Secondary Education;Richard J. Dante, Hunlock Creek,University Park, BS Psychol-

ogy; Savannah David, Wyoming,Wilkes-Barre, BS AdministrationOf Justice

Also, John H. Ellis, Shavertown,University Park, BS Science;Nicholas R. Frushon, Wyoming,Wilkes-Barre, Aengt SurveyingEngineering Technology; SerenaA. Fulton, Dallas, University Park,BS Psychology; Scott E. Gay,

Dallas, University Park; TimothyB. Graham, Dallas, Wilkes-Barre,BS Information Sciences AndTechnology with distinction

Also, Julie R. Haller, Dallas, Wil-kes-Barre, BA English; Patrick J.Healey, Wyoming, University Park,BS Industrial Engineering; MeganA. Jordan, Dallas, University Park,BA Asian Studies History; Casey

J. Judge, Dallas, University Park,BS Biology; Matthew D. Kempin-ski, Hunlock Creek , Wilkes-Barre,BS Surveying Engineering

Also, Joseph V. Marchakitus,Hunlock Creek, Wilkes-Barre,Aengt Surveying EngineeringTechnology; Carli A. Menzel,Monroe Township, UniversityPark, BS Kinesiology; Megan A.

Millo, Dallas, Wilkes-Barre, BSBusiness with highest distinction;Christopher J. Mozeleski, Dallas,Wilkes-Barre, B English; Kailey N.Peters, Wyoming, Wilkes-Barre,BS Business

Also, Kaitlin A. Rando, Dal-las, Harrisburg B, Hum English;Justin F. Rice, Dallas, Harrisburg,BS Computer Science; Ryan P.

Richards, Wyoming, Wilkes-Barre,BS Administration Of Justice;Brittany L. Roberts, Wyoming,Wilkes-Barre; Timothy A. Ropel,Trucksville, University Park, BScience

Also, Amanda C. Saxon,Shavertown, Harrisburg, BSFinance; Michael C. Schubert,Shavertown, Wilkes-Barre, BS

Surveying Engineering; Allison L.

Scoble, Wyoming, University Park,

BS Secondary Education; Marvee

Shah, Wyoming, University Park;

Clinton P. Sorber, Sweet Valley,

University Park, BS Civil Engi-

neering

Also, Bryan D. Weaver, Shaver-

town, University Park, BS Science;

Jaime L. Wesley, Hunlock Creek,

University Park, BS Communi-

cation Sciences And Disorders

with distinction; Ryan S. Wil-

liams, Trucksville, Harrisburg, BS

Electrical Engineering; Jenna N.

Woychick, Shavertown, Wilkes-

Barre, AA 2yr Letters, Arts And

Sciences

Back Mountainresidents namedto PSU deans list

The following Back Mountain residentshave been named to the deans list at thePennsylvania State University for the fall2013 semester:

Zachary Aciukewicz, Trucksville, Wilkes-Barre campus; Brittany C. Adams, HarveysLake, Wilkes-Barre campus;

Kelsey T. Amy Sweet, Valley, UniversityPark campus; Eliott J. Anderson, Shaver-town, Wilkes-Barre campus;

Ellen C. Arnaud, Dallas, University Parkcampus; Nathan D. Ayers, Harveys Lake,Wilkes-Barre campus; Allison E. Banks,Dallas, University Park campus; ArielleK. Belskis, Dallas, Wilkes-Barre campus;Sarah C. Bilski, Dallas, University Parkcampus; Candice J. Bittner, Dallas, Univer-sity Park campus; Kelsey M. Blaskiewicz,Wyoming, Wilkes-Barre campus; Jordan A.Bloom, Shavertown, Wilkes-Barre campus;Benjamin E. Brace, Dallas, Wilkes-Barrecampus; Joseph C. Brandenburg, Dallas,Wilkes-Barre campus

Also, Kayla R. Candrilli, Dallas, Univer-sity Park campus; Nikolas D. Capitano,Shavertown, University Park campus;Chad M. Carey, Dallas, Wilkes-Barre cam-pus; Pawel M. Chrzanowski, Shavertown,University Park campus; Katelyn M. Con-fer, Shavertown, University Park campus;Kevin M. Cope, Shavertown, UniversityPark campus; Amy L. Corby, Wyoming,World Campus

Also, Jessica E. Dauber, Wyoming,University Park campus; Savannah David,Wyoming, Wilkes-Barre campus; Sydney K.Doyle, Sweet Valley, Wilkes-Barre campus;Joshua W. Dunay, Hunlock Creek, Wilkes-Barre campus;

Mark R. Dymond, Wyoming, Wilkes-Barre campus; Andrew T. Dymond, Wyo-ming, Wilkes-Barre campus; ChristopherJ. Ehret, Dallas, University Park campus;Nicole L. Elbattah, Shavertown, Wilkes-

Barre campus; John H. Ellis, Shavertown,University Park campus; Chelsea E. Eng-lish, Dallas, Wilkes-Barre campus; MonicaR. Esopi, Shavertown, University Parkcampus

Also, Kiley P. Foley, Dallas, Wilkes-Barrecampus; Shelby J. Foster, Dallas, Univer-sity Park campus; Matthew S. Fuhr, Dallas,Wilkes-Barre; Serena A. Fulton, Dallas, Uni-versity Park campus; Timothy B, Graham,Dallas, Wilkes-Barre campus; Jeffrey V.Heath, Dallas, Wilkes-Barre campus; KyleL. Hillard, Hunlock Creek, Harrisburg cam-pus; Ryan P. Hogan, Dallas, Wilkes-Barrecampus; Rachel Holena, Shavertown,University Park campus

Also, Luke J. Jolley, Dallas, Wilkes-Barrecampus; Megan A. Jordan, Dallas, Univer-sity Park campus; Casey J. Judge, Dallas,University Park campus; Alex D. Kolessar,Shavertown, University Park campus;Benjamin R. Kon, Dallas, Wilkes-Barre;

Lee R. Kozokas, Trucksville, Wilkes-Barrecampus; Chad C. LaBar, Dallas, UniversityPark campus; Lucas J. Lansberry, Dallas,Wilkes-Barre campus

Also, Chelsea L. Martin, Dallas, Uni-versity Park campus; Julie A. Matosky,Harrisburg campus; Carli A. Menzel, Mon-roe Township, University Park campus;Sarah A. Muldoon, Dallas, University Parkcampus; Molly B. Murphy, Shavertown,Wilkes-Barre campus; Meghan K. Murtagh,Dallas, Worthington Scranton campus;Jennifer T. OBrien, Harveys Lake, Wilkes-Barre campus; Ali F. Paris-hasan, Dallas,Wilkes-Barre campus; Harry C. Parkhurst,Trucksville, University Park campus; KaileyN. Peters, Wyoming, Wilkes-Barre campus;Sarah Pieczynski, Dallas, Hazleton cam-pus; Christina M. Pino, Dallas, Wilkes-Barrecampus; Emily R. Prater, Dallas, UniversityPark campus

Also, Kaitlin A. Rando, Dallas, Har-

risburg campus; Amanda E. Reiser,Shavertown, University Park campus; EricJ. Ringsdorf, Shavertown, Wilkes-Barrecampus; Brittany L. Roberts, Wyoming,Wilkes-Barre campus; Timothy A. Ropel,Trucksville, University Park campus; ErinC. Ryan, Dallas, University Park campus;Yukiko Sarker, Dallas, Hazleton campus;Allison L. Scoble, Wyoming, UniversityPark campus; James R. Scrobola, Wyo-ming, Wilkes-Barre campus; Marvee Shah,Wyoming, University Park campus; StevenD. Shatrowskas, Shavertown, Mont Altocampus; Meghan A. Shinert, Wyoming,University Park campus; Clinton P. Sorber,Sweet Valley, University Park campus; JobStepanski, Hunlock Creek, Wilkes-Barrecampus

Also, Alexis P. Vanfleet, Lehman, Wilkes-Barre campus; Bryan D. Weaver, Shaver-town, University Park campus; AnnmarieWempa, Trucksville, Wilkes-Barre campus;Jaime L. Wesley, Hunlock Creek, Univer-sity Park campus; Brian E. Wise, Wyoming,University Park campus; Diane M. Zelinski,Wyoming, Worthington Scranton campus

The third summer season of theTheater on the Auction Block series

will begin with the childrens play Cin-derella with the Commedia Playersperformed by the Take the Stage Play-ers at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, June 21 andSaturday, June 22 at theBack MountainMemorial Library grounds in Dallas.

This rollicking play-within-a-play isfull of colorful characters using slap-stick shenanigans, sharp wit and sillysquabbles (including slap fights, laugh

duals and baguette fencing) to tell thisspiced-up interpretation of Cinder-

ella.The summer plays give children ages

5 to 18 an opportunity to act in an out-door setting through the series of fourplays offered by Take the Stage Centerfor the Performing Arts, Trucksville.

The characters include Columbineplayed by Caitlyn Metz, Arlequinplayed by Karl Kleist, Punchin playedby David Sebolka, Rosetta played by Al-

lyson Sebolka, Scaramouche played byGriffin Stone, Rogatina played by Re-

becca Balara, Ruffiana played by OliviaZablocky, Isabella played by AmandaFeher, Zanni played by Madison Chul-ickand Mezzetina playedby AmandeepKaur.

Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 forchildren 10 and under. Lawn seatingis available. Proceeds will benefit theBack Mountain Memorial Library.

Formore informations,call 690-5439.

Cinderella comes to library grounds

Take the Stage Players preparing for Cinderella with the Commedia Players are, from left, first row, Olivia Zablockyas Ruffiana, Rebecca Balara as Rogatina and Amandeep Kaur as Mezzetina. Second row, Amanda Feher as Isabella,Karl Kleist as Arlequin and Caitlyn Metz as Columine. Third row, Madison Chulick as Zanni, David Sebolka as Punchin,Allyson Sebolka as Rosetta and Griffin Stone as Scaramouche.

Brownie Troop 32647 of Dallas held abridging ceremony at the Dallas Elementa-ry School. Members bridged to Juniors, thenext level of Girl Scouting. Thetroop consistsof 17 Scouts, with most of the Scouts in atten-dance since their first year at the Daisy level.From left, first row, are Jessica Allen, MaggieRopietski, Madison Carlsson, Morgan Saku-lich, Emily Williams, Lauren Butwin, RyanCostello, Morgan Williams. Second row, CaraPocono, Alyssa Pritchard, Elena Berti, NadiaEvanosky, Jordan Banks, Chloe Zondlo, Han-nah Blazure, Shani Williams, troop leader;and Emma Brown. Third row, MarigraceHuntington.

Brownies bridge to Junior

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Lake-Lehman High School Class of 2013Members of the Lake-Lehman High School Class of 2013 are, from left, first row, Victoria Man-

tik, Rachael Hohol, Sarah Bedford, Deanna Szabo, Kayla Martin, Jessica Campbell, Megan Davis,Michelle Chappell, Karli Doran, Karen Yamrick, Thomas Dicton Boyle, Bethany Williams, Karli

OBrien, Genevieve Konopinski, Emily Blaski, Jessica Long, Cassie Stevens, Molly VanScoy, Ale-sha Martin, Tasha Coenen, Miranda Dembowski, Sarah Stacey.

Second row, Michael Novak, Jeffrey Tyler Carter, Major Joseph Moore, Jr., Vincent George Ed-

wards, Zachary Daniel Bevan, Boren Wang, Brent Hizney,Dustin Zeiler, Tyler Stein, Thomas Mur-

phy, Jason Daron, Anthony Antonitis, Caleb Keiper, Richard Emel, Tom Donovan, Jeremy Britt,

Bobby Sweitzer, Joshua Ayres, Zebulon MacMillan, Abraham OConnell, Steven Taylor.Third row, Ana Lutz, Sierra Sue Pall, Emily Maculloch, Catherine Salaway, Nicolette

Chamberlain,Megan Lee, Kaitlyn Yoniski, Amanda Mathers, Brandie Lyn Brennan, Sommer

Sereyka, Alyssa Kobal, Nicole Ford, Caitlyn Callahan, Ashley Jackson, Ashlee Barker, Kayla Den-

mon, Victoria Cadwalader, Katrina Patla, Kayley Bedford, Kassie Keiper, Carrie Gingrich, Kendra

Stine.

Fourth row, Jon Ellenberger, Mark Navin, Cody Derhammer, Michael Ego, Michael Penny,Hunter Hackling, Kristopher Konicki, Michael Hartman, Eric Ottaviani, Jeremy Prater, Chris

Pinkerton, Matthew Yurko, Zachary Chabala, Aaron LeValley, Thomas Chipego, Austin Shultz,Donald Nevel, Andrew Hongach, Brian Durling, Joe Miscavage, Michael Logan Murphy.

Fifth row, Cody Spriggs, Devon Nicoletti, Jolisa Copeman, Brittney Lynne Werkheiser, Brettnye

Ritsick, Carly Gromel, Samantha Sabol, Rachel Runner, Chelsea Kristene Ruger, Samantha

ONeill, Alexandra Feher, Rachel Barbacci, Makenzie Fallon, Nicole OConnor, Katie Heindel,Sam

Lindley, Kasey Wasylyk, Shalynn Honeywell, Christie Cawley, Brandon Kelley.Sixth row, Joshua Davenport, Shane Kreller, Kieran Sutton, Michael Labatch, Vladimir Chini-

kaylo, Kyle Hungarter, John Butler IV, Steve Hagenbach, Craig Manzoni, Kenneth Besecker, Colin

Kovalchek, Bryan Rapen, Quentin Crane, Jake Lawson, John Heller, Tyler Chaffman, Brian Der-

hammer, Brian Sisk, Julian Sorber.

The Lake-Lehman High School 55th Annual Commencement was held on Friday,

June 7 in the Lake-Lehman Junior/Senior High School as members of the Class of2013 received their diplomas.

Thomas Dicton Boyle was honored as valedictorian and Bethany Joi Williams was

salutatorian.

Remarks were offered by Karli Ann OBrien, president of the senior class, and Sarah

May Bedford, president of Student Council.

Principal Douglas Klopp offered a welcome address while Superintendent James E.

McGovern presented members of the Class of 2013 and Mark Kornoski, president of the

board of direcptors, awarded diplomas.

In addition to OBrien, other class officers are Karen Patricia Yamrick, treasurer; and

Bethany Joi Williams, secretary. In addition to Bedford, other Student Council officers

are Thomas Dicton Boyle, vice president; Rachael Marie Hohol, secretary; and Cody

James Derhammer, traesurer.

The class flower is the four leaf clover and the class colors are magenta and gold with

magenta meaning an instrument of change and trasnformation that aids us in movingforward and gold meaning the color of success, achievement and triumph.

Theclass mottois Lucky Number 13and theclass songis Cant Hold Us byMacklemore.

55th annual commencement held

FRED ADAMS PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST

Brandie Brennan andNicole OConnor let airin thegymnasiumas they wait for the procession tostart.

Ryan Christian AkinsAnthony Joseph Antonitis IIIJoel Philip AustinJoshua Rilley AyersScott Frederick BakerConnor Stanton BallounRachel Elizabeth BarbacciAshlee Marie BarkerKaylee Ann-Marie BedfordSarah May BedfordKenneth Wayne BeseckerZachary Daniel BevanMark Michael Bilbow Jr.Emily Sophia BlaskiThomas Dicton BoyleBrandie Lyn BrennanJeremy William BrittJohn Patrick Butler IVVictoria Elizabeth CadwaladerCaitlyn CallahanJessica Lynn Campbell

Jeffrey Tyler CarterChristie Cecilia CawleyZachary Tyler ChabalaTyler Lee Chaffman

Nicolette Beatrice ChamberlainMichelle Hope ChappellVladimir Nikifor ChinikayloThomas MatthewMichael Chipego Jr.Piotr ChrzanowskiJarod John CiehoskiTasha Nicole CoenenJolisa Raquel CopemanQuentin Rogers CraneJason DaronJoshua Michael DavenportMegan Anne DavisMiranda Evan DembowskiKayla Deanne DenmonBrian James DerhammerCody Michael DerhammerThomas James DonovanKarli Ann DoranBrian Francis DurlingChristopher Neil Edkins

Vincent George EdwardsMichael Robert EgoJonathan Ryan EllenbergerRichard Allan Emel

Makenzie Rose FallonAlexandra Paige FeherNicole Christine FordTristan Ryder FryCarrie Katherine GingrichCarlyn Leigh GromelHunter Harley HacklingSteven William HagenbachMichael Cole HartmanKatie Elizabeth HeindelJohn HellerWilliam Thomas HillmanBrent Anthony HiznyRachael Emily HoholShalynn Rose HoneywellAndrew Stephan HongachKyle Matthew HungarterRobert Hunter IdeAshley Denae JacksonJared Matthew JamesCaleb Ray Keiper

Kassie Ray KeiperBrandon Nathaniel KelleyAlyssa Arlene KobalKenneth Michael Kocher

Nicholas Matthew KonKristopher John KonickiGenevieve Renea KonopinskiEolin Evan KovalcheckShane Christopher KrellerMichael James LabatchJacob Frank LawasonMegan Marie LeeAaron Christopher LeValleySamantha Josephine LindleyJessica Marie LongAna Alexandria LutzZebulon Chester MacMillanEmily Elizabeth MacullochVictoria Helen MantikCraig Michael ManzoniAlesha Marie MartinKayla Ann MarinKevin Charles MastersAmanda Lynn MathersKayla Mae Naugle

Joseph Tyler Nicholas MiscavageMajor Joseph Moore Jr.Michael Logan MurphyThomas Joseph Murphy

Mark Isaac NavinDonald William Nevwl IIIDevon Anne NicolettiMichael Storm NovakKarli Ann OBrienPatrick Daniel OBrienAbrahama Caleb OConnellNicole Marie OConnorSamantha Ashley ONeillEric Robert OttavianaSierra Sue PallKatrina Marie PatlaMichael Raymond PennyChristopher Paul PinkertonJeremy William PraterBryar Richard RaspenBrettnye Alexandria RitsickChelsea Kristene RugerRachel RunnerSamantha Marie SabolCatherine Adele Salaway

Donald Joseph Scavone IIISommer Rose SereykaAustin Ray ShultzBrian Paul Sisk Jr.

Julian Tyler Sorber

Cody Christopher Spriggs

Sarah Nichole Stacey

Tyler Jonah Stein

Cassandra Nichole Stevens

Kendra Nichole Stine

Kieran Charles Sutton

Bobby Alan Sweitzer

Deanna Maria Szabo

Steven Andrew Taylor

Molly Frances VanScoy

Boren Wang

Kasey Rebecca Wasylyk

Olivia Madison Weaver

Brittney Lynn Werkheiser

Bethany Joi Williams

Karen Patricia Yamrick

Kaitlyn Yoniski

Matthew Paul Yurko

Dustin Ray Zeiler

BELOW: HappyLake-Lehmangraduates march inthe procession.

LAKE-LEHMAN CLASS OF 2013

MichelleChappellwaits withclassmatesfor the pro-cession tostart.

Brittney Werkheiser waits in the hall for other graduates to lineup for the procession.

Megan Lee and Jared Jones wait for graduationceremonies to start.

AT LEFT: CodySpriggs, AshleyBarker and KaylaDenmon wait in thecafeteria to line upfor the ceremony.

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Members of the Dallas High School Class of 2013 are:EvonnaAckourey,Cody Adanosky, Anas Adudaeyyah, RyanAita, ChloeAlles, Stephanie Amann,

Lilla Amico, Amy Avillion

Taylor Baker, Alyssa Belskis, Leah Benedetti, Miranda Besecker, Bryan Biesecker, Bridget

Boyle, Jared Brady, Joshua Brobst , Arnold Brodhead, Bernard Bronsberg, Haley Bullock, Logan

Bullock, Stephanie Burba, Jesse Bynon

James Caffery, Caitlin Cameron, Michael Carey, Jacob Carr, Julie Casey, Colin Casto, JaycobCavanaugh, Alan Cheskiewicz, Dominic Chielli, Marie Chielli, Anna Chinikaylo, Ronald Chupka,

Christopher Colacito, Christie Conway, Michaela Coolbaugh, William Crompton, Matthew Cuba,

Paige Cuba

Rebecca Darling, Dante DeAngelo, Dominic DeGraba, Joseph Delamater, James DelPriore, De-

idre DeLuca, Gage Dennis, Sarah Dennis, Laura Dewitt, Matthew Diaco, Christina Diltz, Eric

Dito, Felix Dolman, Blake Donovan, James Duffy, Ashley Dunbar, Kristian Dyrli

John Emil, Tanner EnglehartMark Ferrante, Maria Fessler, Megan Fleming, Amanda Foote, Bethany Fox

Michael Gallis, Rudy Georgetti, Nicole Giampietro, Morgan Gilhooley, Brian Goode, Eric Gotot-

weski, Brian Goyne, Wendy Greenwood, Allison Grose, Clara Grube

Emily Harchar, Brittany Harris, Dylan Hertel, Jessica Hiscox, Taylor Hodle, Alyssa Horvath,

Abigail HunterShane Jacobsen, Gianna Johnson, Megan Johnson, Lauren Jones

Nathan Kalo, Michael Kapral, Nathan Kish, Luisa Klemm, Emilia Kon, BrianaKonecke, MerissaKonnick, Ryan Kozloski, Sabrina Krasniak, Elizabeth Kravitz

Christopher LaFratte, Rebecca Lapasnick, David Lasco, Ryan Leonardo, Eric Lias-Lewis, Rich-

ard Luksic, Loreal LybackTess Macarty, Zachary Macosky, Mary Manganello, Michaela Marek, Katharine Marianacci,

Jack Matusiak, Michael Mazula, Casey McAndrew, Joshua McEntee, James McGovern, Jeffrey

McHutchinson, Alyssa Menzel, Katherine Metcalf, Nicholas Michalisin, Stephen Mingey, Jenna

Morgan, Madeline Mulhern, John M. Murray, John P. Murray, Michael Murtagh

Steven Nave, Marlee Nelson, Taylor Newhart, Helena Nguyen

Meghan OBrien, Rachel Olszewski, Nicholas Ondish, Krysti OschalGates Palissery, Ryan Panzetta, Andrea Parmelee, Michael Pasternak, David Payne, Jillian

Payne, Sarah Payne, Nicholas Pearce, Jonathan Perez, Jeremy Peters, Greg Petorak, Courtney

Phillips, Dylan Pilger, Amanda Pizano, Michael Podskoch, Cara Pricher

Lauren Rando, Megan Redlich, Brian Reese, Christopher Reimard, Jaydon Richards, Amber

Roberts, Kristopher Roccograndi, Jacob Rogers, Kyle Rogers, Mark Romanowski, Francois Ross,

Alexander Rubbico, Michael Ryan

Daniel Saba, Christopher Schmid, Rebecca Schnable, Raymond Schultz, Brandon Scott, NeilShaver, Vanessa Sheridan, Steven Shutlock, Courtney Sickel, Morgan Silvestri, Talia Simon, Jason

Simonovich, Joshua Smith, Olivia Sod, Dana Sotko, Danielle Spencer, Brian Stepniak, Thomas

Stitzer, William Stoss, Jonathan Strausser, Gregory Strazdus, Zachary Stritzinger, Barry Stubeda,

Nicole Sweeney, Damon Szatkowski

Abrianna Tolomello, Tyler TuckCary Vailes, Kendra Vanesko, Nathan Vario, Skyler Velazco

Marcus Wagner, Alyssa Whittle, Kyle Williams, Jamie WiseAmber Yang, Josie Yankovich, Jennifer Yannuzzi, Danna Yu, Eric YurkoRyan Zapoticky, Eric Zawatski, Kyle Zumchak

Dallas High School Class of 2013

The 52nd Annual Dallas High School Commencement was held Friday, June 7 in theDallas Senior High School gymnasium where members of the Class of 2013 receivedtheir diplomas.

Marcus Wagner, president, Student Leadership in Civics, led the audience in the

Pledge of Allegiance while Rebecca Darling, Amanda Foote and Alyssa Horvath sang the

National Anthem.

Chloe Alles, vice president of the Class of 2013, offered welcoming remarks while Alys-

sa Menzel, class president, gave the farewell speech.Co-valedictorians were Megan Fleming and Blake Donovan and Danna Yu was the sa-

lutatorian.

In addition to Menzel and Alles, class officers are Morgan Gilhooley, secretary; and

Marcus Wagner, treasurer.

Student Council officers are Briana Konecke, president; Madeline Mulhern, secretary;

and Francois Ross, treasurer.

The class mascot is the Mountaineer and the class song is Daylight by Maroon 5.

Class colors are Columbia blue and white and the class flower is the white rose.

Principal Jeffrey D. Shaffer presented members of the Class of 2013 while Dr. Richard

G. Coslett, preisdent of the board of education, awarded diplomas.

52nd annual commencement held

Evonna AckoureyCody AdanoskyAnas Adudaeyyah

Ryan AitaChloe AllesStephanie AmannLilla AmicoAmy AvillionTaylor BakerAlyssa BelskisLeah BenedettiMiranda BeseckerBryan BieseckerBridget BoyleJared BradyJoshua BrobstArnold BrodheadBernard BronsbergHaley BullockLogan BullockStephanie BurbaJesse BynonJames CafferyCaitlin CameronMichael CareyJacob CarrJulie CaseyColin CastoJaycob Cavanaugh

Alan CheskiewiczDominic ChielliMarie Chielli

Anna ChinikayloRonald ChupkaChristopher ColacitoChristie ConwayMichaela CoolbaughWilliam CromptonMatthew CubaPaige CubaRebecca DarlingDante DeAngeloDominic DeGrabaJoseph DelamaterJames DelPrioreDeidre DeLucaGage DennisSarah DennisLaura DewittMatthew DiacoChristina DiltzEric DitoFelix DolmaBlake DonovanJames DuffyAshley DunbarKristian DyrliJohn Emil

Tanner EnglehartMark FerranteMaria Fessler

Megan FlemingAmanda FooteBethany FoxMichael GallisRudy GeorgettiNicole GiampietroMorgan GilhooleyBrian GoodeEric GototweskiBrian GoyneWendy GreenwoodAllison GroseClara GrubeEmily HarcharBrittany HarrisDylan HertelJessica HiscoxTaylor HodleAlyssa HorvathAbigail HunterShane JacobsenGianna JohnsonMegan JohnsonLauren JonesNathan KaloMichael Kapral

Nathan KishLuisa KlemmEmilia Kon

Briana KoneckeMerissa KonnickRyan KozloskiSabrina KrasniakElizabeth KravitzChristopher LaFratteRebecca LapasnickDavid LascoRyan LeonardoEric Lias-LewisRichard LuksicLoreal LybackTess MacartyZachary MacoskyMary ManganelloMichaela MarekKatharine MarianacciJack MatusiakMichael MazulaCasey McAndrewJoshua McEnteeJames McGovernJeffrey McHutchinsonAlyssa MenzelKatherine MetcalfNicholas Michalisin

Stephen MingeyJenna MorganMadeline Mulhern

John M. MurrayJohn P. MurrayMichael MurtaghSteven NaveMarlee NelsonTaylor NewhartHelena NguyenMeghan OBrienRachel OlszewskiNicholas OndishKrysti OschalGates PalisseryRyan PanzettaAndrea ParmeleeMichael PasternakDavid PayneJillian PayneSarah PayneNicholas PearceJonathan PerezJeremy PetersGreg PetorakCourtney PhillipsDylan PilgerAmanda PizanoMichael Podskoch

Cara PricherLauren RandoMegan Redlich

Brian ReeseChristopher ReimardJaydon RichardsAmber RobertsKristopher RoccograndiJacob RogersKyle RogersMark RomanowskiFrancois RossAlexander RubbicoMichael RyanDaniel SabaChristopher SchmidRebecca SchnableRaymond SchultzBrandon ScottNeil ShaverVanessa SheridanSteven ShutlockCourtney SickelMorgan SilvestriTalia SimonJason SimonovichJoshua SmithOlivia SodDana Sotko

Danielle SpencerBrian StepniakThomas Stitzer

William StossJonathan StrausserGregory StrazdusZachary StritzingerBarry StubedaNicole SweeneyDamon SzatkowskiAbrianna TolomelloTyler TuckCary VailesKendra VaneskoNathan VarioSkyler VelazcoMarcus WagnerAlyssa WhittleKyle WilliamsJamie WiseAmber YangJosie YankovichJennifer YannuzziDanna Yu

Eric YurkoRyan ZapotickyEric ZawatskiKyle Zumchak

DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2013

Dallas senior Damon Szatkowski, who is recovering from anauto accident, walks across the stage to receive his diploma toa standing ovation from his classmates and audience.

BILL TARUTIS/FOR THE DALLAS POST

Amanda Foote processes tothe stage for the Dallas HighSchool commencement.

Dallasgraduatesapplauddur-ing the

schools52ndcom-mence-ment.

Dallas co-valedictorian BlakeDonovan gives his commence-ment address.

Sabrina Krasniak, left, and Megan Redlich react to remarks byco-valedictorian Blake Donovan.

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