North Hills News Record from North Hills, Pennsylvania • Page 20

20-- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1969--NEWS-RECORD NHHS teacher visits two students in Europe Germany is a long way to go to visit former students, but Robert Haubrich, a i a of the social studies department at North Hills High School, did it this summer. Haubrich spent the traveling in Eastern Europe and included visits to two former American. Field Service exchange students. He visited Wolfgang Busch who attended West View High School in 195253.

Wolfgang is married" and has one child. He lives in Heilbronn and is a financial executive for an automobile manufacturer. Wolfgang Fengler of Stuttgart was in North Hills High School in 1966-67. He is now an apprentice to an apothecary (druggist). He plans to attend a university to get a degree in pharmacy.

Haubrich also visited Walter Irion who attended Washington High School, Washington, Pa. Haubrich haj? visited Europe eight of the last ten summers. This summer he visited Poland, Hungary, Roumania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and East Germany. It was his first visit to East Germany. He said people were willing to talk about their disillusionment with the government.

Haubrich hadn't been in Poland since 1958. People now seem more open, friendly and ready to talk. He said dealings in black market currency are conducted on the sidewalks instead of in dark rooms as they used to be. Czechoslovakia was calm, Haubrich said. Haubrich brought back pver 600 slides of his trip.

Sf. Athanasius spirit buttons St. Athanasius students showing ftfe winning design for the school's "spirit button." Designs were submitted by 54 students. The winner was Tom Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Stein, 244 Jamaica West View. Buttons are being sold in West View. Proceeds will go to student council projects. Showing the burton are, from left, Ronald DeWald, Tom Stein, Mary Grace McKay, student council president, Mrs. Mary Connick, student council moderator, and Dave Rzodkiewicz.

Student council elected at McKnight Elementary North Allegheny' Nine students commended for high scores on tests The McKnight School students in grades 4, 5, and 6 have re-elected representatives to its student council. Mrs. Sandra Danahey is the sponsor. Representatives are Steve Ramser, David Tyson, Cathy Sanders, Cindy Fern, Lisa George, Danny Donnelly, Beth Rothenback, Elizabeth Oglesbee and Joe Farinelli. Alternates are Elizabeth Fowler.

Area girls competing for crown Marylee Savko, Jon Becker, James Kostopolos, Randy Staggers, Richard Nestler, Edward Orolin, Kim Potts and Karen Neale. Students who volunteered for school patrol include Scott Haddaeus, Gary Hofstetter, Mike Backoviska, Bob Kuechler, Kim Potts, Scott MacPhail, Gary Hitechew, Barbara Batista, Mary Ann Setta, Bonnie Tyson, Kim Sciullo, Foe Farinelli, Jerry Buirge, Cindy Kutcher and James Gallagher. Newspaper at Vincentian rated excellent a i a i i a i School's student newspaper, has been given a first class (excellent) rating by the National Scholastic Press Association. The paper received a mark of distinction (superior achievement) for its editorials. About 1,600 papers were in the contest.

Vincentian's juniors will hold their 't annual Ring Night Friday, Nov. 7, in the auditorium. The theme is "A Rising Sun, a Glow of Hope." The class officers will preside. Linda Saffron is decorations chairman and Karen Weir will organize the program. Communication Arts is the name of a new class at Vincentian.

It covers reading, speaking and writing, fun and academic. Ross girl finalist in Powers contest Celeste R. Ponteri, 17, a senior at North Hills High School, was a finalist in the "Powers Girl of the Year" contest. Celeste- is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph. A. Pon- teri, 110 Violet Ross. She is studying modeling at Pow- Celeste rs School. Her hobbies include skiing, skating and twirling.

I jjif Nine North Allegheny students have received letters of commendation for 3Z high scores on the National Merit 2C Scholarship qualifying test. They are Elizabeth Baker, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker, 467 Road, McCandless; Lawrence I Cone, son of Mr, and Mrs. William B.

8130 i a a Gary Gyekis, son of Mrs. Charles Young, Willoughby Road, McCandless, and Patricia Kleysteuber, Mr -Mrs. William Loehr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loehr, 9355 Glenellan Drive, McCandless; Dorothy daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred McElroy, 370 Guenevere Drive, McCandless, and Susan Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strong, 1351 Parkview Drive, McCandless. North Allegheny High School celebrated its 15th anniversary Friday, Keylsteuber, Pine Creek Road, Mc- Candless.

Charlea-Knox, son of-Mfr and Mrs. Robert Knox, 697 Wyngold Drive, Nancy Leib, daughter of inJMr. and Mrs. Otto Leib, Warrendale- Ambridge Road, Marshall; Linda North Allegheny district students will have no school Tuesday, Nov. 4.

The teachers have an in-service day. The morning program for teachers will be about school safetv. The high school marching band and the Air Force Junior ROTC will participate in the annual Veterans Day Parade Tuesday, Nov. 11. i i a i a Christopher S.

Thompson, commander of Perry Highway Post of the American Legion. Thompson said the AFJROTC performance last year was one of the parade's highlights. The society at Allegheny will collect money for muscular dystrophy Saturday. Nov. 8, at Pines Plaza.

The NHS officers are John O'Neil, president; Gary Kirkpatrick, vice president; Patti Farinellif'secretary, and Bill Napoli, treasurer. Clarence Manor is the sponsor: Six area girls are among those competing for queen of the Federation of Catholic High Schools Ball Friday, Oct. 24. They are: Coleen McSteen, 386 Ambard Ross, representing Mount Assisi Academy; Posie Quolke, 237 Clearview Road, Ross, St. Benedict Academy; Bridget Stiglich, 3208 Mount Royal Shaler, Vincentian High School; Annie Weber, 1432 Dickson 27th Mount Alvernia High School; 'Cathy Schultz, 2401 Sorrell 27th Ward, Domenec High School, and Susan Wisniowski, 2916 Broker 27th Ward.

attended-the-ball. Proceeds go Federation (POLITICAt ADVERTISEMENT) For Continued Progress Re-Elect Elmer J. Herchenroether Republican Candidate for Commissioner 4th Ward Shaler Twp. PULL LEVER 16-A i iMillvale names best students Four Millvale High students were named outstanding by the faculty following the first honor roll of the year. They are senior David Brethauer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Brethauer, Reserve; junior Jack Carpenter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Carpenter, Reserve; sophomore Jeanne Broskey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad Broskey, Lincoln Avenue, Millvale, and freshman Joan Horbiak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horbiak. Mount Troy Road, Reserve. Two North Hills students checking out a Senior Day poster.

North Hills High holds Senior Day North Hill? High School Senior Day i a On 24 The Class 70 held the spotlight a day and well into the night A brief period of panir occurred when the company i was supposed to make the senior beanies lost the IT fotrml -our "about it Wednesday. Oct. 22 A group of 20 students worked long hours for two days and turned out 602 beanies. Six sewing machines were being used constantly and the guidance office was transformed into a beanie 'arlory Thr- hf-ames. i a stennlrri 70." were distributed to the senior? at i i Ihe day pep assembly for Homecoming was held and l.he seniors presented Signs for ihe big game and for the cniQ.rs.w_cr.c.plasj.tr.ed,up.and down halls Following the football game, seniors attended the Senior Dance, climaxing a frenzied day for the day came from the Student Council and its advisers.

Rovce Rice and Mrs. Ruth Manfield. Those on the honor roll include: Grade 12 High Honor: David Brethauer, Katherine Mannke, Dorothy Sipes and Debra Bosiljevac. Honor: Debra Adamson, William Bader, Lydia Mrazek, Val Kaminski. Dona Croft.

David Vogel, Dorothy Golob, Edward Loible, Bonnie Tracey and Jajiice Schmidt. Grade 11 Honor: Jack Carpenter. Richard Langhorst, Charles a a Dennis Miller, Charlene Hilf. Mary Beck, Sally Rumin. Diane'Vecenie.

Niole Kuliawat and Joan Strafalace. Grade 10 Jean Broskey. Honor: Barry Luokkala. Eleanor Vidt. David Flack.

Ralph Scherer. Robert Dippel. Ronald Riley. Susan Bencsics. Ruth Labas.

Deborah Dugan ajid Marjorie Kosatka. Grade9 High Honor: Joan Horbiak. Roseanne Evanuik. Yvonne Nicholson, Donna Strafalace. Cynthia a i a Klemhemple.

Susan Daum. Virginia Blume. Harry Moore. Joseph Tappe. i Little.

Kathleen Pendl. Robert a i Ellen Lang. a Langhorst. Joyce Shields. Sandra Croft.

George Bellan and David Bryant Bellevue choir sings Monday The Bellevue High School Choir will give its first performance of the year before the Music Boosters Monday, Nov. 3. at 8 in the Music department of the high school. a i i a i i Proclamation" and "The Lord Bless You and Keep You." The boosters will also make plans "for the "Sooper Dooper Hoagie Sale" Saturday. Nov.

15 Melvin Stock. 695 Orchard is chairman of the event. Homecoming queen Lynn Bums, formerly of Fawn a West Deer, was elected homecoming queen at Celerain High School, Cincinnati. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James J. Burns and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones. 4022 Crestwood Drive, West Deer.

(POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) James A. COLE DISTRICTJUSTICE Magisterial Justice NO. 7 SERVING PINE RICHLAND EXPERIENCE KNOWLEDGE INTEGRITY RECORD QUALIFICATIONS Justice of the Peace for over 37 years. Elected seven times since 1 931. An employee of Duquesne Light Company for over 40 years, thirty years in the Accounting Deportment.

5 years in Customer service ond five years in Marketing Services Graduate of Duquesne University with a degree of Bachelor of Science in Economics Graduate of Duquesne University with degree of Juris Doctoris i. Successfully completed at Seminar on Job Evaluation at the University of Illinois Successfully completed a course on Labor relations at the University of Wisconsin Received Certificates of Attainment from the Pennsylvania Deportment of Public Instruction, for having completed courses in Pennsylvania Criminal Low, Penno. Civil Low, Penna Civil ond Crim- inol Law Forms, ond in Technical Writing Received a Certificate from Point Pork College for having completed the Dole Carnegie Course President of the Formers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company of McCondless Township President of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, System Council U-10, having served in that capacity since 1965 Endorsed by the Allegheny County Labor Council Cope, AFl-CIO Post President of the Clerical Local Union No 1-19 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, having served in that capacity for 12 years. Post President of ihe Pine Township Civic Association. Past President of the Perry Highway lions Club.

'Responsible citizens will recognize. duty to select for their District Justice, the very best tolent avoiloble is respectfully solicited without the expectation of preferential treatment or favor. Your support a Treatment fo All Under One Standard of Justice." PULL DOWN LEVER 10-B THANK.