North Hills News Record from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 28

Tiger Band enters spring extravaganza WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1975--NEWS RECORD--27 Bound for Paris Marlene Shulan, French teacher at Allegheny Academy in Hampton, and three of her students as they set off last week on eight-day educational trip to Paris. Fifteen students and three teachers from the school were taking the trip. Activities include visits to French schools. Pictured students are Ken Thompson, Mary Carlos and Joan Tremel. At Avonworth Honors to 125 More than 125 students have been named to the third nine-week honor roll at Avonworth Senior High School in Ohio Township.

The students are: Grade 12 Highest Honor; Kathleen Bonner, Laurie Britton, Carole Brunner, Cindy Buczko, Laurel Calhoun, Gail Etter, Ruth Goldie, Bob Handley, Nancy Hollstein, Bev Ittel, Rex Knisley, Charlotte Kurtz, Ree Laughlin, Karen Layland, Jenny Lee, Barb McBride, Marylou McCullough, Sandra McGill, Jenny Muchow, Sue Nixon, ICathy Park, Charles Parker, Greg Rohall, Nancy Simmons, Paul Templeon and Rob Weingartz. High Honor: Daniel Bruce, Milan Burry, Debbie Fuhr, Heidi Hewitt, Kzfthleen Hunt, Tom Kelly, Karen Kumkel, Joe Mascara, Janet McClintock, Sue O'Malley, Alen Plottel, Peg Redman, Robin Rhein, Jon Stellfqx, Sue Swick and Linda Turnbull. Honor: Linda Abernethy, Rochienda Adams, Colleen Alexander, Diane Baumgartner, Timothy Brown, Diane Busha, Nancy Chestner, Nancy Cramp, Charles Farmerie, Karen Flowers, JFlowers, James Graff, Robin." Handley, Peggie Hood, Peggy Muhl, Janet Pitzer, Catherine Pollock, Diane Quinn, Phyllis Viney, Mark Wilson, Wolf and Bobbie Wright. Grade 11 Highest Honor: Cathyann Cherkes, Kate Dally, Beth Fitzpatrick, Sue Hamilton, Dan Herdienroether, Irene Johnston, Alyson Jones, Glenn Kemp, Patti Prazer, Laura Preston, Jane Rosenberger, Robin Smith, Sheila Sonnet, Linda Skundrich, Kate Sutliff, Conference features North Hills band The North Hills High School Symphony Band was again the "featured" band at the national conference of Music Educators. This a was held in Philadelphia April 19-21.

The band presented two new special pieces: Floyd Werle's "Sinfonia Sacra," which has "pop" styles deriving their themes from 'well-known church hymns, and William Walton's "Crown Imperial Musical director of the symphony band is Warren S. Mercer Jr. The band previously played in Washington, D. and Boston for the same group of the eastern i i i of the i Educators' national Discover. Carrier Hurt in 1 Air CondlUoiiInj Maker Find out about Carrier's Round One the central air conditioner that keeps your whole home cool and comfortable while saving power.

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Honor: Mark Allen, LisaJJlackson, Harold Bolette, Lynne Britton, Lex Bryson, Amy Chalmers, Mary Beth Clarke, Andrew Clem, Peggy Cookson, Wanita Davey, Diane DePalma, Tony Dometrovich, Bob Tammy Harding, Barb Johnston, Sallie Lindfors, Jane McKee, Bernice Meinert, Eileen Parise, Karen Solari, Luann Weil, Gary Weiss and Steve Zehnder. Grade 10 Highest Honor: Joe Bonner, Bill Finch, Susan Gotkiewicz, Virginia Lutz, Andy Malcolm and Judy Popchak. High Honor: Carol Fitzpatrick, Karen Hahn, Paula Hartrick, Linda a a i i a Romanowski and Eleanor Schaffner. Sandy i Rose deKlaver, Donna Giovengo, Gloria Hahn, Sharon Hamblen, Tim Hartman, i i a a A Kutcher, Karen Lawniczak, Nancy Jo Milliken, Leon Ray, Roxanne Rossi, Randy Thein and Leslie Thomas. A Tiger Marching Band will take part in the 48th Sbenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, Friday through Sunday.

Bob Hope is grand marshal of the parade, described as "the world's most -famous springtime extravaganza." Queen Shenandoah of 1975 is President and Mrs. Ford's daughter Susan. The Tiger Band will appear in the fireman's parade starting at 5 p.m. Friday. Band members will also march in the grand feature parade beginning at 1:30 p.m.

This year's festival activities include a royal command performance by the New Christy Minstrels. Sunday's events include arts, crafts, square and folk dancing exhibitions, an antique car exhibit and a special show by the Kodak Clowns. Tiger Band drum major is Brian Delmar. Head majorette is Patty Buhl opens engineering, science fair Science and engineering- projects made by students in the Tri-State area" are on display at Buhl Planetarium in Allegheny Square through May 18. According to Buhl, the public will be able to see "a potpourri of projects that could shed light on anything from improving the env onment to curing cancer." All exhibits are the work of young in Grades 7 through 12.

The fair may be seen at the Planetarium Monday and Tuesday from 1-5 p.m.; Wednesday through Friday from 1-5 and 7-10 p.m.; Saturday from 10:45 a.m. to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m., and Sunday from 1-10 p.nx "Toward Cygnus X-l" will be shown in the Theater of the Stars during the fair exhibit at 2:15 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, with extra shows at 11:15 a.m. Saturday and 4:15 p.m.

Sunday. i Hampton junior in European tour Jane Topnick, daughter of Mrs. Jane Topnick, 2595 Sample Road, Hampton, will participate in a European concert tour with the School Band of America- School Chorus of America June 14-July 7. Jane, a Hampton High School junior, has played clarinet for six. years and is a member of the school band.

She will travel with a group of 130 young people, aged 15 to 22, to England, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg and France. April Showers Gould Mean Spring Time If you're still worrying'about a stock of unpaid bills, fill out your application today for one of our billpayer's loans. We'll give you prompt, friendly and confidential service. We'll help you turn those April Showers into Spring Time Flowers. 112 S.

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Carrying the colors for the band are Geoffrey Donatelli, Jim Reilley, Rick Westrick and Doug Young. Color guard captain is Tim Sinkhorn. The parade features 100 bands and 50 floats. Park project earns award for NIAHS North Allegheny Intermediate High School's Braille Trail project has been honored with special award certificates from Duquesne Light in its ecology leadership program. Grand prize winners will be chosen in May.

Members of NA's Junior Ecology Club have completely refurbished the Braille Trail and its equipment in North Park as a special project. The trail, built by the North Hills Jaycees, had been the repeated target of vandals. According to Carol Cushman, Duquesne Light program coordinator, more than 6,000 students were involved in ecological projects. She said: "Concern for our environment has not been limited to a single week or a single month at the participating schools. "The most popular projects have been community and school clean-up and pick-up campaigns, energy and water conservation, recycling, poster contests and educational programs." Duquesne's program was developed three year sago.

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