News Record from North Hills, Pennsylvania • Page 15

Avalon senior wins $500 scholarship WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1971--NEWS-RECORD --1 Ross JUS lists top pupils Susan Lynn Johnson, an Avalon High School senior, has won a $500 nursing scholarship presented a a by North Boroughs Woman's and Junior 'Woman's clubs. Mrs. Donald C. Finney, chairman of a i a a i Committee, is presenting the award today. Susan, who has been accepted at Shadyside Hospital School of Nursing, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Johnson, 822 Florence Avalon. She is one of seven children.

She has been employed after school as a dental assistant. Last year, she attended Alfred W. Beattie Technical School, and still found time to include the following activities in her schedule: National Honor Society, chorus, band. Girls' Athletic Association, Spanish Club and Pen and Key. Miss Maxine Ann Heasely placed second in the contest.

Susan Lynn Johnson Three win at Alvernia mree Mount Alvernia High School seniors, Nancy Jarosz, Chris Polewski and Evie Gross, have received the Exceptionally Able Youth Award. a i a 3 0 0 0 applicants, only 700 receive the award. Nancy, daughter of Mr. anoV Mrs. Chester Jarosz, 13 Oakwood Square.

Shaler, is of student council. She was class president in her sophomore and junior years. She ranks first in her class and is a member of the National Honor Society. She is a basketball team captain. Chris, daughter of and Mrs.

NA chess team defeats Shaler Chess players from North Allegheny High School have defeated the Shaler Chess Team 3V 2 to IVz to end the first half of the league schedule. The match was the first time Shaler had been defeated in the past six competitions. Captain Paul Cornelius was the only i a a a Moczydlowski played to a draw. The next match for Shaler will be with Bellevue. Chess enthusiasts are at the Shaler team's sessions Fridays at 7 Room 260, Shaler High School.

Youth toTTTFTrist Jerome Polewski, 37 Bateman Millvale, is president of the National Honor Society and Glee Club and is secretary of the Future Teacher's and Folk clubs. She ranks second in the class, and is a member of Gimbel's Teen Board. Evie, president of the senior class, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gross.

1119 Evergreen Millvale. She ranks third scholastically among the seniors, and is coeditor of the yearbook. Sebastian spellers among best St. Sebastian School. 307 Siebert Road, Ross, boasts three of the top spellers in the "Buhl Planetarium spelling competition.

Fifth grader Nancy Irr, daughter of and Mrs. Robert E. Irr. 8027 Brittany Place, McCandless. r'aced second and runner-up to the Alfred Metz.

Nancy failed to correctly spc 11 the word, poliomyelitis. She received a Thorndike-Barnhart dicttonary from the sponsors of the bee. -Nancy was Ihe-youngest the Sebastian top winners. Youth for Christ (YFC) of Greater Pittsburgh will meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Soldiers S.

Memorial Hall. Oakland, Terry Walker of Penn Hills, the new head of YFC's Campus Life division, will be featured speaker. Folk music and some surprises will be included in the program. Teens are supposed to wear their grubbies because they'll be sitting on the floor. Chairs will be provided for adults.

Judith Bugrin, a seventh grader and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bugrin, 101 Townview Shaler, placed fourth after she missed the word, alliteration. Seventh grader Karen Mashburn. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Mashburn, 122 Cardiff Road, Ross, placed sixth. She couldn't spell the word, Sister Robertine. Nancy's coach, will be a judge in the national spelling bee to be held in Washington in May. Eighth graders at Ross Junior High School the graders two to one on the highest honor roll this report period.

The pupils who boast perfect grades on their reports are Karen Geubtner. Margaret Greco. Leslie Ranker and Diane Miller. Grade 8. and Kajrina Branting and Scott Wmkler.

Grade? High Honor GradeS Diane Belschner. Darlene Block. i Church. Colleen Codv. Cynthia Colaizzi.

Charles Duerig. Ann Fondi. Susan Gibson. Lynn Harvev. Nancy Havs.

i Hemtz. Naomi Hosteller and Robin Hutier i I a Nancy a a Melanie Karnavas. Patricia Kropf, Linda Krysmski. Cynthia Lazaroff. Brigida Marchese.

Barbara Martin. Linda McKee. Janet Merlack. Michelle Moran. Michelle Napier and Demse Nay.

Karen Neely. Rosanne Paterson. Patricia Pavlus. Brian Pooler. AJavne Rosenfeld.

Patricia Rulander. Frank Alvernia honors 3 seamstresses The three top seamstresses in home economics class at Mount Alvernia High School have been selected First place is Linda Thomas, second is Ginny Feitl and third is LaVerne Burgunder. Linda, who modeled a skirt and jacket in a school fashion show, recently placed second in a fashion show sponsored by a woman's guild in Bellevue. Ginny modeled a tailored, double- breasted Jacket with matching pants. She has been named Homemaker of Tomorrow at Mount Alvernia.

LaVerne modeled a coat and dress. The school fashion show, "Fashion Routes of '71." was narrated by Chris Polewski. Science fair entry blanks due a Planetariui science fair must be postmarkea March 8 and received at Buhl no later "'arch 10. according to a reminder just issued from the Planetarium. The 32nd annual fair is open to students in grades.eigrit to 12.

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Michael Shannon. Michelle Taylor. Lorna Tiglio and Lawrence Travanti. Grade 7 Joseph Adamchic. Marv Angell.

Richard Begg. Gregory Benson. Marjone Brown. Cvnthia Corsello, Lisa Grouse. Paul Davoli.

Francene Dickos. Sally Eberhardt. Kathrvn Fagen. Ann Hagen. i a Holmberg.

Hughes and Brenda Hussey Lisa a i Thomas Kemerer. Janice Kort. Deborah a a Deborah Lapp. Lardin. Lisa Latshaw.

Kimberly McHugh. Cynthia Miller. Linda Miller. Harry Hitter. Robert Smiley.

Gloria Smith. Amv Swanson. Christopher Torie. Mary Lou Tourville. Karen Wall and Weidner.

Grade 8 Jayne Aldridge. Vanessa Amacher. Diane Ballinger. i a a a a i a a a a a a a Brandl. a a Kenneth Carson.

George Crankovic. Bruce Criss, Diane Davis, Diane Defibaugh and David Donovan. Brian Easton. Mary Elstner. Fischer.

Karen Gabel. Cindv Gill. Regis Good. Sara Graham. a a i a i Lorraine Haas.

Carol Hadley. Eileen Heaney. Suzanne Hill. Jodi Hosmer and Janet Hunter. Jody lannelli.

Dennis Igersheim Nancy Jenkins. William Kaiser. Dae Kamaras. Colleen Keefe. Kimberly Kelley.

Karl Kimmerling. Richard i a Krawczak. Donna Kruhm. Edmund Krupa. Paul Kuhrman and Laurie Lemott.

Nancy Lewis. Earl Marsh. Jeffrey Matthews. William Maxson. Bruce McClure.

Robert McDunn. Thomas a a Medsger. i Meyers, Glenn Miner. William Monroe. Susan Muller.

-Charles Nachreiner. Carol N'ickolay and Janet Norem. Kevin O'Connor. Edward Pavilonis. Claudia Perrett.

Gary Pfeiffer. Donna a a I Rich.ey. a i a a Roberts. Rhondalee Rohleder. Shirley Rohrman.

Mark Ruof. Susan Saturley. Cvnthia Saul and Brent Savior. Chris Schafer. Glenn Schaper.

Beth Schellhaas. Laurie Scherer. Karen Schlereth. Robert Smith. Sharon Smith.

Sheryl Smith. Lynne Spatafore. Jeffrev Spatz. Joseph Stattlei. obert Stein.

Francis Thomas. Sharon Lorraine Weigold. Jeffrey Winkler. Sharon Zawadzki and Patricia Zoelle Grade 7 Darcv Abrams. Amv Archer.

Cassev Baer. Ann Barnes. Valerie Barnes. Barbara Bauer. Dorne Boyd.

Joann Bradac. David Brennan. Elsa Broesamle. Kurt i Cynthia Call. Randy Caplan.

Leslie Catrow and Lvnne Chamberlain Nora Curley. Charles Cutenese. Candice Dankmyer. Suzanne DeWalt. Leslie Dve.

George Fitzgerald. Daniel i Fuchs. a i i a Geary. Russell Gibson. Garv Grubbs.

Kathleen a i a Lynn Rebecca Ihng and Robert Irish. Deborah Istvan, Bonnie Johnston. Craig Jones. David Jones. a Kavalis.

Clifford Keck. Hollv Keller. Beth Kreiger. Theresa Leddv. Diane Leonard.

John Lvnch. Kathleen Mallov. John Mance. Daniel Maver and James McCall. Wendy Mcllrov.

Julie Meister. Robert Mertz. Carl Miller. Sandra a i Moser. Mark a Susan Norris.

i a a a i O'Kunewick. Bret Pangborn. Anthony Pelczarski. Tommy Peterman and Doreen Pinino. Judith Quiring.

Steven a Timothv Reilly. Dana Rice. Carol i i a i Robert Ritchev. Vicki Roch. Robert Rose.

Barbara Rusch. Stephen Salopek Jr Daniel Schaefer. Marjorie Scharpf. James Shannon and Geordie Sheffer. Kimberlv Snow, Robert Stanley.

Timoihv Siokes. Lisa Struk. Holly a i Thompson, Knstme Tomsev. Lvnn Vandewater. Heather Waldie.

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