Mark Moses has been named to the Who's Who Among American High School Students-Sports Edition.A sophomore at Butler High School, he plays defensive tackle for the Butler Tornado. He also won the Iron Man award at the Academy of Sports Champions at La Roche College

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Kenneth Bonus, a senior at Butler High School, has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship by Burger King based on scholastic achievement, work experience and community involvement.———

Kelsey Jones, daughter of Jeffrey and Claudia Jones of Harmony, has been awarded a full-tuition Presidential Scholarship to attend Mount Union College.A senior at Seneca Valley High School, she plans to pursue a degree in psychology.While in high school, she participated in the Mock Trial Team and National History Day. She also served as a youth leader at Calvin Presbyterian Church and received the Community Service Award.———

Jesse Dietrick, son of Mark and Mary Dietrick of Mars and a freshman at Northfield Mount Hermon School, received the Freshman Award at the school's underclassmen prize assembly.———

Emily Hanovick, daughter of John and Ann Hanovick of Mars has been accepted to Gannon University for the fall 2006 semester.She plans to major in elementary and early childhood education.Asenior at Mars High School, she is involved in cheerleading, softball, the Responsible Educated Adolescents Can Help group and school musicals. She was also listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students.———

Whitney Bosnyak of Cranberry Township,

Nathan Salsgiver of Butler and

Janet Carson of Portersville were recently awarded Merit Scholarships at Waynesburg College.———The following students participated and were honored during the state level of the National History Day contest, held recently at Penn State University:From Seneca Valley High School,

James Petrasand

Howard Russell received first place in the senior group documentary category.

Brianna Sullivan of St. Joseph High School was a member of the first place team in the senior group performance category.