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Nicholas Gasparino Nicholas Gasparino was Student of the Month in his class at JLCS during the month of April! Congratulations Nicholas and keep up the good work!
Andrew Braun, Matt Weigl, Joshua Sanders, James Monahan and Bill McQuade Andrew Braun, Matthew Weigel, Joshua Sanders, and James
Monahan Congratulations Andrew, Matt, Joshua, James and Bill McQuade! (for those who don't know Bill McQuade is also one of our
Junior coaches and a Board Member)
Ryan Glynn Ryan Glynn tried out and was selected
to play on the Congratulations Ryan!
Kyle Brzoza Kyle Brzoza made 2nd Honors at OLV. Keep up the good work! Congratulations Kyle!
Michael Small Michael Small has made second chair for the Bass out of 10 in the All District Orchestra. He also received a perfect score on his Math A midterm and a 99 on his Quarterly. Congratulations Michael!
Nicholas DeMartino
Congratulations Nicholas! (click on picture to enlarge)
Kevin Konzelman and Timothy Lazaroff
Kevin Konzelman Congratulations Kevin and Timothy! (click on picture to enlarge)
Patrick Lynn
Patrick Lynn has earned his
Candidate’s Belt. The next belt he will earn will be his Black belt! Patrick has
been a student at Grand Master Shin’s Tae Kwon Do Center for four years. Congratulations Patrick!
JLCS Honor Roll for February 2005
Congratulations goes out to all of
our Honor Roll Students.
JLCS Student Of The Month
Congratulations goes out to all of
our Students Of The Month.
Justin Franklin and Joe Monahan
Jack Carson
Just wanted to let you know Jack is doing great with ice hockey. He loves it, although he does talk about missing roller hockey sometimes. he is doing X-ice drills right now 2x a week and then will start full-ice in about a month, (has his first tournament against the capital team)
Thanks again for all your good
"training" He has a good grasp on the game already b/c of his season with FP.
01-08-05 
Hi there!
How's the season going? Jack is doing very
well with ice hockey. he's come such a long way with his skating & managing
to actually play the game while skating :) he actually won a goal-shooting
drill @ practice the other night.
he tried goalie @ a practice
& really did well for his first shot @ it. He's one of the youngest so
he's trying so hard to keep up. he does talk about roller hockey and
misses it sometimes. He had a much easier time on the rollerblades
:)
He's playing @ the Pepsi Arena (the capital
district's Nassau Coliseum) in February during intermission of a River Rats
game.
(We were in Floral Park last week &
I encouraged a family friend to bring her 7yr old boy over to see a game and
possibly sign up. )
Jack keep up the good work and
continue to stay in touch with us! (click on picture to enlarge)
Matt Szala
Jocelyn Penteck Jocelyn Penteck made the 4th Grade Honor Roll at John Lewis Childs School Congratulations Jocelyn!
Stephen (Gretzky) St. Clair, Chris
St. Clair, Patrick Schmid, (click on picture to enlarge) Michael Meegan and Chris St. Clair Michael Meegan and Chris St. Clair also attended the Dec 5th Youth Hockey Clinic offered at MSG and their pictures can be found on the rangers website also - follow the same links as above - In the More Galleries section - look for Dec. 5th, 2004 Youth Hockey Clinic - they are in picture # 11 - Chris is in white helmet and Michael is behind him in a black helmet. They are also in picture # 14 which is a group photo in the second row.
Alfred Vitsentzos This was sent to us by Alfred's brother Mike
Troop 4 won first place Saturday in Shelter Rock District’s Boy Scout Klondike Derby. Pictured (r-l) Scoutmaster Ralph Ratto, Daniel Ratto, Committee Chair Bob Schmid, Patrol Leader, Steven LaMont, Assistant Scoutmaster Rob Schmid, Tom Fangmann, Eric Schmid, Travel Coordinator Dan Fangmann, (seated) Justin Solly, Michael Tursi, and Brian Fangmann. The Klondike Derby is a Boy Scout Winter
Skills event, held every winter in the snow where Boy Scout Troops and Boy
Scout Patrols compete against each other. Boys are divided into patrols and
each patrol uses a Dog Type sled that uses Scout power to pull it instead of
dogs. The Scouts pull the sleds that are loaded with their personal and patrol
equipment. The Scouts journey through woods and fields, up and down hills and
stop at different activity stations (sometimes named after Alaskan towns)
where they are tested on different Scout skills. The Scouts have to use a map
and compass to navigate themselves and their sleds to their destinations (each
activity station). When they arrive at these stations they are timed and
tested on their Scouting knowledge, their team work and their problem solving
skills. Congratulations Tommy, Justin and
Michael!
(click on picture to enlarge)
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