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mnbxnxm (Bnztitt Family Page 8 Saturday, June 11, 2005 Seniors of the Month fri Laurel Valley names Students of the Month 'i Jarid Antonio, son of Brenda and Dave Antonio of Cramer, has been named a United High School Senior of the Month for May. He is president of the United High School Ski Club and an active participant in varsity baseball and Chess Club. He was a member of the Senior Class Field Trip committee. He is also active in the East Pike Church of Christ in Indiana. He gained employment skills at Nurseries of Gas Center.

Jarid plans to pursue a career in mechanical engineering at the University of Pittsburgh at Laurel Valley MiddleHigh School has honored the following Students of the Month for May. Academic Award ceived perfect attendance awards and is on the Director's List at Eastern Westmoreland Career and Technology Center. She has got advanced ratings on the NOCTI test and top 10 percent in the state. In her spare time, she enjoys shopping, being goofy, hanging out with friends and looking forward to the future. She plans are to attend Conemaugh School of Nursing to obtain her registered nursing certification and to become an obstetrical nurse.

The Arts Award Sophomore Kayla Mulligan is the daughter of Scott Mulligan and Heather Richardson of Seward. Kayla is on the Softball and volleyball teams. She is also a cheerleader and is a member of National Honor Society, Student Council, American Field Service, LEO Club, Students Against Destructive Decisions Club and the Quiz JARID ANTONIO Cramer Y1 MULLIGAN Bowl Team. In her spare time, she enjoys hanging out with friends. Her plans are to attend college.

Honor Athlete Award Sophomore Mark Walker is a member of the golf and wrestling teams. He is also a member of the Students Against Destructive Decisions Club, the marching band and concert bands. He volunteers his time by helping out with activities at his church. Mark has been chosen Band Member of the Year. In his spare time, he enjoys snowboarding, drums and film Laken Rosenberger, the daughter of Cheryl and Mark Rosenberger of Armagh, has been named a United High School Senior of the Month for May.

She served as the senior class public relations officer and an American Red Cross Blood Drive student volunteer. She also participates in varsity Softball, chorus and Homeroom Club. Her honors include selection to the 2004-05 Homecoming Court and being voted "Prettiest Eyes" in the Senior Hall of Fame. She is employed at Video Visions of Armagh. Laken plans to attend Indiana University of Pennsylvania and major in the area of health and human services.

WALKER Freshman Myers Miller is the son of Jeff and Mellissa Miller of Bolivar. He is a member of the baseball, football and wrestling teams. He is a Boy Scout and volunteered at the Senior PGA Championship. He has earned the All Heritage Conference in wrestling and has lettered in both wrestling and baseball. editing.

Mark plans to attend Penn State after graduation. Citizenship Award MILLER LAKEN ROSENBERGER Armagh In his spare time, he enjoys fishing and hunting. He plans to attend college upon graduation. Independent Award Sophomore Ben Saxton is the son of Robert and Tammie Saxton of Bolivar. He is a member of Student Council, JrROTC Staff and Students Against Destructive Decision Club.

He is also the secretary of the sophomore class. Ben is also a member of the Fort Ligonier Day Committee and the National Honor Soci 1 4-. A SAXTON Freshman Teddy Bier is the son of Laura and Teddy Bier Sr. of Bolivar. Teddy plans to attend Eastern Westmoreland County Technical Center in the fall.

In his spare time, he works at the Ligonier Country Club in the maintenance department. Teddy has been on the honor roll the past three grading periods. In his spare time, he enjoys Bobby Varholak, the son of Roberta and Robert Varholak of Gas Center, has been named a United High School Senior of the Month for May. He served as treasurer of the United High School Student Council. He is a four-year letterman in track and three-year letterman in football and basketball.

His honors include induction into Honor Society and Tri-M Music Honor Society. He is the vice president of the Blacklick Community United Methodist Church Youth Group and volunteers for the area food bank and Adopt-A-Highway program. Bobby plans to pursue a career in pharmacy by attending the University of Pittsburgh at ety. He volunteers his time by being a peer tutor. He also helps out at elementary basketball tournaments, Students Against Destructive Decisions highway clean-up and helped with a Leukemia basket party.

Ben is a member of the boys' basketball team, has earned the American Legion Ribbon (JrROTC) and is on the honor roll. In his spare time, he enjoy motocross, jogging and playing with his dog. He plans to attend Penn State to receive a doctorate in psychiatry. Lions Club Award BIER hunting, riding quads, working on cars and working with wood. Teddy's plans are to become a machinist.

Vocational Arts BOBBY VARHOLAK Gas Center Senior Courtney Perry is the daughter of Walt and Stephanie Perry of Seward. She is a member of VICA at Eastern Westmoreland Career and Technology Center and is on the director's list. She has done 40 hours of clinical time at St. Anne's in Greensburg. Courtney has volunteered her time donating blood and volun Senior Katelyn Troiani is the daughter of Vince Troiani of New Florence and Kae Rivera of Antelope, Calif.

Katelyn is a member of the yearbook staff, National Honor Society and Peer Tutoring. She spends her spare time working at JCPenney. She plans to study mechanical engineering at Northeastern University in Boston. Submission guidelines Items submitted for publication on the Family page must follow these guidelines: Items must be submitted at least one week before the requested date of publication. Submissions are subject to editing for space and content.

Wedding anniversaries are accepted beginning with the 25th and in increments of 5 years thereafter until the 40th, after which they may be submitted annually. PERRY Confidentially Yours Thinks maybe she's gay By JEWEL KATS and DAVE SILVERBERG Young People's Press Dear Jewel, I'm 16 and I think maybe I'm gay sometimes. I'm attracted to pictures of women in magazines or on TV or whatever. However, I've never really had a crush on a girl in real life. I do like guys, but I definitely also feel attracted to pictures of women.

I'm very confused. GAY OR NOT? Dear G.O.N.?, Pictures in magazines are designed to stimulate. There's a team of professionals behind every image you see. Think make-up artists. Think photographers.

Think advertising gurus. And the list goes on. What's their collective objective? To make you stop and salivate. Don't be fooled. Tapping into the lust palettes of consumers is no easy feat Many modern-day measures are used to grab your attention.

Don't believe me? Just take a look for yourself. See the wind blowing through your favorite model's hair? Hello, that isn't nature rustling her mane, it's a man-made fan. Now, check out her Barbie-like complexion. It's been digitally zapped to perfection. The next time you see a picture you like, sit there and dissect it.

Peer at everything closely and you'll soon see the superficiality of it all. Eventually, you'll come to recognize the tactics used to creep into your psyche. You're reacting to images. Perhaps you want to be like the girls in the photographs. Maybe you want what they have.

But that's not necessarily possible, G.O.N. Regardless of what advertisers tell you. Does being compelled to look at these pics mean you're gay? Not necessarily. The big tip-off in this regard is that your heart doesn't go pitter-patter around ordinary gals in real life. Realize that most people are "attracted" to these images in some way.

They are designed to attract. Dear Dave, This guy I've sort of been seeing has been flirting beyond belief with me lately. We're not "officially" together, but he's been sort of forcing me into different situations. I really like him, he's a nice guy but the only thing is, I don't know if I'm ready for what he wants me to do. The other day we were talking about sex, and I asked him if he'd ever had sex, and he said, "No, but I'd like to start with you." I'm not sure how to take that comment, so I really need your help.

Should I have sex with him? READY? Dear The decision to have sex is a personal one. But based on what this dude said to you, I'm going to guess that he's only after one thing. And I am concerned that you use the word "forcing." No one can force you into a situation that makes you uncomfortable. If that's happening, you need to walk away quickly. But I get the vibe that you're trying to figure out if he is romantic or perverted, friendly or cold, a sweet guy or a smooth player.

Does your gut tell you that this guy is decent? Do you want to have sex with someone you're not "officially" dating? Don't be a statistic. It seems to me that it's always better to save sex for someone who doesn't make you question his motives. Good luck! (Got a hot question for our cool columnists? E-mail Jewel or Dave at writeusypp.net or check them out on-line at www.ypp.net.) (Distributed by Scripps Howard News Service) teering at Larlin in Seward. She has been on the honor and high honor roll, re TROIANA 34.5 OZ. CAN BETTER VALUE USDA CHOICE BLOCK STYLE SEEDLESS MLsILGDKI GALLIKER 12 GAL.

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