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234 Diplomas Are Awarded At Hishlstown IlighSchool 6 ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, June 18, 1971 3 Ways to Win Success Listed for 104 Graduates tiii.t!. goal. The valedictory address was by David MacGregor. George T. Thawley, principal, presented awards.

David MacGregor received the Board of Education gold medal for highest average; Mary Van Schoick, silver medal, second; and Edward Carver, bronze medal, third. The diplomas were awarded by Harold E. Clayton, Board of Education president. Graduates were: Tanya Amelchenko. Paul Ashley, Cynthia Balvin, Brenda Bates, Douglas Beeden, Patricia Belmont, Florence Bergen, Kevin Bogan, Deborah Brackman, Barbara Britton, Brian Brower, Kristine Bucholz, Margaret Burns, Karen Carlson, Catherine Carpenter, Edward Carver, Mark Cusic, John Damurjian, Chester Davis, Dale Decker, Sydnee DeCuir, Dennis Devaney, Richard deVesty.

Maria DiGiovanni, Ronald Dreher, Pamela Duelly, Daniel Duffy, Terrilyn Eagle, Gail Endean. William Estelle, Debra Ficik, Carol Ford. Linda Frangione, David i POINT PLEASANT BEACH The 104 graduates of the I local high school last night i heard the Rev. Dr. Charles S.

i Webster tell what he consid-; ers three sure ways to be successful. Dr. Webster, pastor of The First Presbyterian Church, i Red Bank, said to gain suc-' cess a person should have 1 great expectations, great i industry and great character. He detailed ways to imple- ment each trait to achieve a i Stafford PTA Sets Bicycle Inspection STAFFORD TOWNSHIP -The Stafford Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association will hold its annual bicycle inspection from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday.

The Inspection will be held at the school, at the Stafford Recreation Field and at the Beach Haven West Pool in cooperation with the township police department. The requirements for bicycles are a reflector and a warning device such as a bell or horn, and the rider must have a knowledge of hand signals and road signs. class of 1933 Athletic Award and Hightstown Lions tlub Service Award. The BrmluMM rr: KtmnMh Alcorn. Pablo Aponte, Cro! AvipnlgBt, Kim Archer.

8ndin Arclifr. tiUBiiu Archrr. Jurry Banel, HMty Maker, Oiill Baldwin. Steven nsras, l.d-wnrd Bc. Hlisnm A.

Beally. Km-lvnn Benedict, Puiiln BniUm. nrv Buhuntak. Michael Buixham. Allco I Debra Bitettl.

Bxrbai Blnckmer. Carla Boltfin. Bosnwskl. O.U Bradley. Nancy Biadshaw.

Valarle Breen. Coleen Bri dock. Bonnie Brink. Debra Brlttrn. llmmas Burch.

Jii Bvn. 11 Bvrne. (irry Camden. James Cain I.ora Canape. Maria Cailoj.

Carmen. Sudan Canon. Catherlna Casper, Theresa SJilappnne, Mary tiara, Hobvn Cllckner. Carol Cope. Paul Cope, Hubert CralK.

Janet Craw-lev. Louis DalVenbach. John Dempsey. Deborah Dendv. Peter Denver.

Irene Da Steiano, Ellabeth Dey, Martha De Younif, Patricia Dlefenbach. Sylvia Dill. Nancv Downs, Robert Drapala. Vivian Durunt, Kermlt Durbin, Rose Ediey. Janice Elv, Mark Enslln.

Robert Ervln. Anthony Federlco, Richard Feese. Nancy Ferrante. Karen Finch, Evelyn Flsn. I I III 1)1 Furev Vtt Philip Foraytb, Karen Frlsch, Richard naniinj.

rhnrliiN QaKh. Erica Oellman, Jan aellman. Kristin Oentlmer. Michael Ollbert, Linda Marie Oniewyk, Mamaitet Orant, Leonora Gross, Robert Grivbowski, William Gun-wnhauser, Mark Gusey, Robert Haasi, Diane Httlg, Kathleen Hallock, Oscar Hammons, Susan Hancock, Beverly Hanson. Mary Hatrack, Jacob Hausman, Glenn Hawthorne, James Hennon, Susan Hcpbrou.

Frank Hewlns. William Hewitt. Kathleen Hodul, Robert Hoffman. Steven Hoffman, RoRer HoUnes. Kenne Horowitz.

Henry Houvlu. Lynda Hullck. Mark iknbrle, Deborah Janda, Georiie Jasko, June Jeffrey, BJorn Joelsson, David Jones, Calvin Kaser. Wanda Kelly, Laurel Kessler, Susan Klttsteln, Karl Knamm, Walter Konrad. Ellzubeth Kooaler, John Kraus, Lawrence Kusiak.

Cynthia Lannlng, Alfred LeBrun, Pat Lebrun, Dorothy Lewis, Terrence Lewis, Margaret Locke, Patricia Locke, Dave Longo, Sandra Luns-ford. Vlckl McAllster. Steven McDonald, John McParland, Bonnie MacDonald, James MacKeiule, Mary Uagretto, Clary Mnllby. Theresa Malzonc, Stephen Margemm. Willie Marks, Patricia Mason, Ruth Mazur, Charles Mazzoll, Elizabeth Meiss, Ricky Mendelson, Benjamin Miller, Dar-lene Miller, Donna Mohr, Gary Molir, Randolph Morgan, Phyllis Mount, Miles Moses, George Moss.

Pamela Mount, Sharlee Mueller. Richard Mrray. Arthur Nelll. Timothy Norland, Frederick Nurko. Alan Olkow- IIIGHTSTOWN Diplo mas were awarded to 234 seniors from Hightstown, Roosevelt and East Windsor, Crnn-bury and Monroe Townships last night at graduation exercises at Hightstown High School.

The diplomas were presented by Mrs. Walter E. Harvey, president of the East Windsor Regional Board of Education. At an earlier ceremony, Principal Howard II. Scarborough presented special awards to the seniors.

Carol Appleget was presented with the Alumnae Honor Prize awarded each vpnr trt tho ntltct nnHin( nll-n. 111 VUILI.UIIMUIQ Wll round student and the Edward bzczepanik Memorial Citizenship and Carlotta Davis Music awards. Janice Bozowski was presented with the following awards: Alumni Association of Hightstown, Skill man Memorial Prize in English, Cranbury Lions Club award for excellence in health and physical education, Veterans of Foreign Wars four-year scholarship and Spanish Club award. Richard Fecse received the Class of 1944 History Prize, Abraham Feldsher Memorial Award, Alphaeus H. Albert Science Award and Hightstown Chapter of National Hikers and Campers award.

David Van Hise was presented with the Johnie Campbell Good Citizenship Award, Frazee, Scott Flickman, Stephen Gusmer, George llappc, Craig Hartigan, John Helms-tetter, George Hennessy, Nancy Heston. William llewson, Barbara Hulse, Todd Jackson, Robert Jager, Janice Johnson, Eleanor a Kochan, Jesus Lacera, Autumn Laccy, Roderick Lapham, Jeanne Linton, Laureen Lopez Janet Love, Kevin McDonough, Margaret McElwee, Jacqueline McMullen. David MacGregor, Nancy MacGregor, Bryan Martindell, John Majchrzak, Robert Meany, Wanda Meser-oll, Mark Metzger, Pamela Meyer, Robert Mickle, Roert Moore Katherine Oberci, Tucker Ogden Michael Olive, Alice Olsson, Corrine Ott, Russell Peterson, Carol Planer, Kathleen Regan, Jean Samuelson, Robert Schar-mann, Robert Schlosscr, Carl Schwartz, Donna Serbe. Joseph Serrada, Daniel Siegel, Maxine Sims, Rebekah Smith, Frances Solomon, Donna Stonack, Thomas Stru-ble, Kathryn Switzer, Ann Tickner, Susan Truex, Richard Vachal, John Van Note Mary VanSchoick, William Vogel, John Walsh, Har-court Ward III, Bruce White, Stephen Wilson, Jimmie Wist, Suellen Wolley, Anne Woodward, Karen Yandola and Jane Zoch. fm: I' ll vf Lis SPEND MORE TIME WITH YOUR FAMILY David MacGregor, valedictorian of Point Pleasant Beach High School's graduating class, has his cap adjusted by Marylynn Van Schoick, salutatorian.

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