North Hills News Record from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 29

28--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. RECORD WV names nine all A pupils Nine pupils at West View Junior High School have received straight-A reports for the third quarter marking period. They are: Grade 8: Tara Howey, Miriam Hummel and Jane Mallon. Grade 7: Lisa Doepping, Jan Heintz, Loretta Kuliawat, Mitzi Lieberth, Carolyn Tenley and Carolyn Zang. The following were named to the high honor and honor rolls: GradeS High honor: Paul Bamford, Carol Barkschat, Mary Biery, Judith Burnett.

Tina Cherpes, Mark Clelland, Laurie Davies, Mark Davis, Paul DiDonato, Robert Dunlap, Marianne Dyda, Cynthia Funk and Douglas Furbee. Sharyn Gardill, Charles Garizas, Patricia Gepert. Thomas Gocso, Kevin Gordon, Tammy Gordon, Jeffrey Haas, Susan Heinauer, Maureen Herbold, James Hune, Sharon Jones, Lynn Kelso and Martha Kreuz. Ruth Lepant, Susan Lewis. Teresa Lubbert, Neal Mantick.

Nancy Marq a a i McComb, i a Monahan. Lori Morgan, Nancy Neely. Ann Notsch, Samuel Parker and Ronald Partridge. Linda Patz, John Pfeiffer, Madonna Puglio, Terry Reel, Roger Ross, Thomas Schwer. Thomas Smith, Michelle Stara.

Daniel Tayfor, Michelle Northgate schedules 2 concerts Northgate School District will present an "Evening of Music" at both Avalon and Bellevue Junior-Senior High Schools Friday at 8 p.m. At Avalon the band and choruses will share the stage for the annual spring concert. The Concert Band, directed by Ted Nevin, will offer a program including a Sousa march, Jim Croce selections and an arrangement using a Moog synthesizer. Avalon's choruses will present such works as selections from "Oliver," "The Way We Were" and "Love Is Blue." Director is Mrs. Lou Jean Seifarth.

Admission is free. The Bellevue Symphonic Band will present its last concert of the season. Director is Paul Gerlach. The band's program of classic and contemporary music will feature selections from "West Side Story" and "Rock Movement," highlighting a student rock group. Diane Abernethy, Bellevue senior who was recently awarded a music scholarship to Carnegie-Mellon University, will be soloist in "Concertina for Flute." Tickets are available at the door.

Senior citizens with gold cards are invited as guests of Northgate. Toia, A Weigl, a Witherel, Carol Wright and Rebecca Yurek. Armstrong, John Begley, David Benna, Kelley Berkey, Donna Bernhard, Mark Besterci, David Boleky, Laurie Brandon, Mark Bryant, David Burwinkel, Catherine Byrd and Alicia Caldwell. Mary Carracciolo, John Cassandro, Ann Cassler, A a a Cathleen Claypbol, Steven Colombo, Jeffrey Davis, John DiDonato, Dwayne Donaldson, John Dum, Kenneth Dunlop, Deborah Eighme, William Faber, Nancy Farrell, Michelle Fenicato, Julia Foytik and Judith Fryer. Diane Geubtner, Karen Gibson, William Gilkey, Richard Giustini, Susan Glies.

Grace Grogan, Lorie Grogan, Glenn Guadagnino, Kimberly Hannon, Brian Haramic, Pamela Harvey and William Henry Kevin Hiles, Karen Hoover, Mark Keyser, Christine Roller, Annette Kozlowski. Kerry Krieger, Mark Lees, Dena Lohmann, Michelle Loscar, Shirley Lotz, David Lusky, Dale Marks, Charles McGinnis, Susan McGrail, Gregory Megahan and Deborah Melvin. Mary Miller, Richard Morgan, Mary Muehlbauer, Sabrina Orchowski, Eric Paylo. Theodore Penovich, Laurie Pohl, Mark Reichle. Paul Rodgers, Susan Rozinak, Edward Schell and Karen Scheller.

Marcia Schieck, Karra Sesky, Mark Shabeen, Joan Shuttleworth, Mark Smith, Maryann Smith, Darlene Snead, William Spoehr, James Stewart, Jennifer Stewart, Diane Tritinger, Cymona 'niomas, George Thomas, Diane Tritinger, David Watterson, William Weber, Kathleen Wellman and Becky White. Grade 7 High honor: Carol Bailie, Louise Baldwin, Anna Ballon, Annette Barnes, Karen Bearer, Janet Bope, Susan Brooks, Colleen Bryant, Richard Castranio, Rhonda Caye, Thomas Cherpes, Elaine Cherry and Kelly Davis. Valerie Day, Edward Decker, Randy Falck, Brendan Foley, Angelo Frazetta, Lisa Frisco, Carolyn Gillespie, Sharon Grieser, Holly Harding, Brett Hobbs, Joseph Huwe and Gregg Johnson. Rebecca Johnson, Walter Jones, Nancy Kohler, Karen Kreutzer, Dean Lansberry, Melanie Lees, Pamela LaV tle, Loreen Loscar, Denise Melvin, Diana Moore, David Nachreiner and "Jennifer Novak. Ann Panagulias, Kirk Pavlick, Andrew Probert, Scott Ruck, Sharon Schaper, Charles Septak, Donna Shaheen, Mae Shuttleworth, Michael Cumberland students slate spring plant sale Spring bedding plants will be on sale beginning Thursday, May 1.

by the horticulture students at Cumberland Hills School. a Road, McCandless. The sale will continue each Thursday and Friday from 2:30 to 3 3:15 p.m. Ma. 31.

I a i is available at the school, 931-3413. Tenth-level horticulture students Chamber society sets last concert The North Allegheny Chamber Music Society will present its final concert Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the senior high school auditorium. A repertoire workshop concert will also be offered by students of Frank Farina, Paul Landefeld, Roland Doll- hapf and David Berlin. i a a a a a Debbie Sharpe and Deborah Weigel, all chamber music players, will present their last concert before graduation.

Students of David Berlin's theory class will present original compositions. recently studied plant life in a field trip to Phipps Conservatory. Students have also visited an area a educational exhibit in the Ingomar Garden Club Spring Flower Show last week. Salable plants were grown from seed. Other lOth-level students, taught by Marcy Filiaggi, went on a field trip last week to the Bureau of Employment Security.

Purpose was for the young people to learn the art of job interviews. McCandless Ptl. James Miller, juvenile officer, presented pedestrian safety programs last Thursday and Friday to classes including the visually impaired and hearing handicapped. Students also enjoyed a recent visit by of the i Zoological Society. Do you know? The National Automobile Club reminds motorists a a minor accident, or even a pothole, can be enough to throw your car's frame out of alignment.

The club suggests motorists keep a constant watch for alignment problems in their vehicles. (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) ELECT ATTORNEY Edward (Ted) PAGAN FOR A FULL-TIME JUSTICE of the PEACE WHY I AM A CANDIDATE My candidacy is based upon my professional qualifications and 35 years of court room experience. I know that this position can no longer be administered by a part-time non-legal official. I will provide an administration that will be four square with the standards of the legislative intent when the office was created, and on a full-time basis. The present and contemplated jurisdiction of the District Justice of the Peace demands the capability of a legally trained official, who can administer justice, both criminal and civil, under the established law, using judicial discretion with community responsibility.

Politically, I have served for the last 20 years in the District Attorney's Office under Republican and Democratic Administrations. My allegiance is to Justice, the taw, and my fellow citizens. I pledge myself to these precepts. JUST ASK YOUR MUNICIPAL OFFICERS ABOUT THE SYSTEM THAT HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE FOR THE LAST 35 YEARS. THE SITE OF AN OFFICE CAN CHANGE, BUT THE ADMINISTRATION IS THE SAME.

UPGRADE OUR JUDICIAL SYSTEM "THIS TOO, MAKES SENSE! CommittM to Edward I fagon 9379 Almor Place, McCandUw, Charlotte Stone, Judy Ubertoni, Donna Volkwein, Amy Warren, Lisa Williams and Alan Wojdyla. Honor: Jeannie Anton, Mark Baranowski, Colleen Barie, Laurie Barnshaw, Joseph Bastyr, Carol Beerhalter, Sandra Bernhard, Cynthia Bevans, Kell Bodholt, Roy Cooper, Patricia Cox and Carla Demas. Timothy Devlin, Lesley Dexter, Diane Dietrich, Gary Dodson, Pamela Dunbar, Julie Ellis, Jamie Farr, Kathleen Farrell, Cynthia Feitl, Eric Fowler, Michael Green, Kevin Gwyn and Lance Haas. Brian Hannon, John Harvey, Lorraine Hazard, Tracy Hedge, Patricia Hendricks, David Hunt, Wendy Jorden, Wendy Kaiser, George Kaparakos, John Koerts, Susan Link and Deborah Locher. Linda Massucci, Douglas McDonald, Virginia McGinley, Patrick McKenry, Paul Miller, Traci Minzinberg, Cynthia Misencik, Sandra Mulzet, James Myler, Laurel Morris, David Remele and Curtis Rice.

Scott Rieland, Stephan Ryan, Kimberly Safranak, Robert Sander, Todd Sapjpie, Gina Satariano, Karen Schmitt, Tracey Serenyenko, Kenneth Shannon, Diane Shields, Catherine Smith, John Smith, Ann Stahl, Robert Stubenbordt, Edward Thomas, Sharon' Trimber, Kathryn Weigl, John Wys- seier and Edward Zezinka. 'Distinguished' society names North students Honor students from North Catholic High School, 24th Ward, have been tapped for membership in The Society of Distinguished American High School Students. The students are: Edward Hunkele, Michael Saftner, Mark Becer, Sandra Egan, Patricia Stein, Thomas Claus, Joseph Velardita, Robert Osborne, Robert Gleason, John Wachter, Mark Shepard, Carol Benkart, Andrea Rosanski, James Perlik, David Schmitt, Gergory Jelinek, Edmund Wehner, Dale Balkovec, Joseph Bartnicki. William McSorley, Stephen Homza, David Micola, George Cibulas, John Schranun, Teresa Preskar and Dale Washington. The students will participate in the society's annual awards program which offers $800,000 in college scholarships.

They are also recognized in an annually published volume, "The Society of DistinguisHed American High School Students." Pine reps attend state conference Donna Evers and Tammi McCombs represented the Future Homemakers of America Club from Pine Junior High School at the recent, FHA. State Conference in Philadelphia. Pine's FHA chapter, formed in November, numbers 28 members in seventh, eighth and ninth grades. Six members have taken leadership training at the Allegheny Intermediate Unit, North Side. They are: Sue Patter- man.Vada Pennington, Sue Peck, Nellie Croskey, Donna Evers and Tammi McCombs.

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