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44 The Mercury, Pottstown, Pa Aug. 18, 1975 St. Pius High School assignments Home room assignments for St Pius High School am NINTH GRADE Joseph Donohue, Room ID-102 Tani Almond, Mary Amoroso, Kimberly Ash. Joseph Baldasano. Marshall Barkman, Eugene Batzel.

Norbert Behringer, William Blair, Michael Bonar. Joseph Bogdon, Marla Boyer, Michael Bradley. G)lleen Brauner, Jean Brzezinski, Michael Buttaro, Kathleen Campbell, Debbie Caop. Kimberly Carey, Kathleen Carl, Constance Casmay. Cassarella, Donna Chasnocha.

Anne Cimino. Richard Cimino, Edward Clarke. Patricia Clemens. Jeffrey Cocci, Michael Cody. Lisa Colatosti.

Sharon Craig, Christine Daiello. Julia Daloisio, Kimberly Damato. Joseph Deevy, Anthony DePaoli. Theresa Depietropaolo The Rev Raymond Smart Room 103 Vera Jean Dietz. Mark Diffendal.

Fath DiGuiseppe. Richard Lisa Disabatino. Joseph Dorang. Margaret Dorang, Suzanne Drennen, Stephen Duckworth, Darlene Dudeck. Mary Dunn, Stanley Dwojak.

Donna Endress, Paula Esterlv. Bruno Farr. Gary Fauls, Sharon Favata. Ellen Feather. Kevin Flanagan, Danny Fritz.

Mark Fuga. Kathleen Gallagher. Michele Gantert. Stephen Donna Giampietro. Nancy Grace.

Denise Graham, Mark Green. Celeste Gribb, Beth Haffey, Margaret Haggerty. Carol Harmonskv. Dale Hartman, Brian Havver. Francis Healy, Thomas Healy Sister Thomas More Room 3D-105: Carol Hojnowski.

John Huff, Charles Hughes, Stephen Jamison. Kathleen Hohns, David Juck, James Kelly. Erin Kerr. Michelle Kerr, Patrica Kirk, Kathy Klokis. Steven Krayeski, Sandra Krezanosky, James Colleen Landes.

Ann Marie Lewinski, Sharon Liott, James Michael Lougherv. Theresa Machukas. Bernadette Mguire, Joan Malesky. Todd Marcheskie. Francis Marshall.

Mary Marshall. Ann Massinger, Lisa Maurer. Judith Ann McAllister, Raymond McCann. Joan McCarthy, Regina McGuigan. Joseph McKeever.

Michelle Mpkosh Sister Stamslans Room 4D202 Richard Menkins. Steven Merkel. James Mooney, Timothy Morgan. Marv Ann Mullen. Robin Myers.

Carla Narducci. Susan Newman, Hachelle Nunan, Christopher O'Connell, John William David Oxenford. Valerie Pace, Lynn Paprocki. Dominic Pavlik. Michelle Pel lish.

Gerard Daniel Peterson. Joe Petrillo, Stacy Pfrommer. Ruthann Pinkos, llcia Pol, Steven Pohscheck. Michael Poster. John Pufnock.

Mark Pufnock. James Pupek. John Purcell. Eileen Quinter, Linda Randazzo. Rapp, Daria Repko, Timothy Rice.

Ingrid Richter, Francis Roy. Kevin Ruffing. Donna Ruppe, Scott Sandman Mrs Darcie Brauner Room 5D-204: Deborah Schad. Walter Schickling, Frank Sharp. Albert Sivick, Lisa Smithy Kimberly Stachelek.

Christopher Steimle. Diane Stercula, Ilona Stofko, Anne Mane Stoudt. Thomas Szklarz, Edward Thees, lisa Uhas. Karen Unck. Susan Vance.

Mary Vasko. Michael Vasko, Kevin Villano. Donna Viscuso, Michael Vitacco, Michelle Volker. Linda Wade. Kevin Warker.

Michael Wassiluk. Ijawrence Witt. Ronald Wolfgang. Anthony Yerger. Stanley Yuros, Geralyn Zagorski.

TENTH GRADE Edward Dobry Room 1G101: Michael Aldridge. Jean Ash. Gidget Ball, Kim Bama. Jacqueline Batzel. Suzanne Bellus, James Benfield, Bethanne Benvaker.

Deborah Bolibruch, Pete Bradley. Teal Brauner. Deborah Burke. David Calvario. Hieresa Capoferri.

Richard Casmay. Albert Ciccitto. Joseph Clarke. Susan Gemens, Karen Coecia. Kate Conbeer.

Gerald COONEY. Ijori Craner. Paul Cutillo. Joseph Czapka, Michael Daiello Charles Stock Room 20110 Kathleen Daily. Donna Davis.

Donna Deery. Karl Degenhart. Dana DeGuzamn. Thomas DePaul, Marie Diffendal, Mario DiGuiseppe. Steven DiGuiseppe, Nicholas Dininni.

Mary D'Innocenzo. Kathryn Drabick. Nancy Drennan, Cindy Dykie. Tracey Eckert, Brenda Endress. Trina Erb.

Patricia Esmonde. Michael Fetter. Elizabeth Fontaine. Steve Foust. Mark Freas.

Karen Frigo. William Gallagher. Melisaa Gausch, Karen Granger. Nick Gejdus. Anton Habenschuss.

Brian Haberle. John Haffey. Catherine Hayes. Cindy Healy. Donald Jess.

Paul Hoffman. Teresa Hrasok Kathy Pope Room 3C-113 Gregory Hrivnak. Donna Humphries. Michael Johnstone, Michael Keim, Brian Kelly, Colin Kerr. Joseph King, Marvanne Kinslow, Maureen Kirk, Deborah Kough, Joseph Kropp.

James Kurtz. Joseph Kushnerick. Luisa Richard Iiigunilla. Landes. Donna Joseph Lew.

Diana lewinski. Kathy Iiicdi, Michelle Machukas. Kevin Maguire. Linda Marenski. Linda Maronev.

Geraldine Mastrangelo. Michael Mato, Catherine Matta. Jeffrey Maurer. Edward McCann. McCann, Christopher McCarty, Colleen McCarthy.

Elizabeth McCloy. Michelle Murphv Room 40205: John McKeever. Shawn Mclaughlin. Michelle Menkins, Mary Beth Miller. Mrebecca Miller.

Kathleen Minner, Patricia Moffitt, Jerome Mooney, Lawrence Mooney. Stephen Mooney. John Morgan. Edward Murray, Rene Newman. Catherine O'Neill.

Joseph Osisek. Bernadette Pace, Ijeticia Padilla, Michael Pfingsten. Stefan Piunt. Robert Pollinger. Karen Pollock.

Karen Purcell. Mary Ann Quinter. Bruce Rapp. Gerald Reilly. Donald Reigio, Diane Rice.

Thomas Rizzardi Michael Franey Room 5C-108: Gerald Rogers, Michele Rogosky Corinne Rosenberger, Marguerite Roy, Maureen Saka, Mary Beth Sarro, Diane Schwartz, Marcia Seyler, Sue Siedlarz, Don Signorovitz. Lorraine Smallwod. Michael Smith, Randall Smith, Alice Solomon. Dean Soltes. Jeff Stofko.

Robert Stone, Jeffrey Stoudt. Diane Szabo, Fred Turza, Christian VonRabenstein, Rose Walker. Helene Walsh. Kathleen Widmann, Bernadette Wilk, John Winterbottom. Donald Wolski.

Thomas Yeager. Kathleen Yentz. Debra Young. Randolph Uucha. Michael Zeneg.

Michele flnsmeister. Krista Zurek ELEVENTH GRADE Sister Quinn Room IB-104: Michael Almond, Angelita Andzejewicz. Mark Bandurski. Joanne Barkman. Kim Barnett.

Kathleen Barron. Deborah Batzel. Robert Benfield. Michele Bicer. Lorrie Brickner.

Carol Brunke. Colleen Carey. Michele Chayson. Judith Ann Garletta, Patricia Ciccitto, Jane Clemens. Joseph Coccie, Patricia Colatosti.

Carolyn Conroy, Eileen Cooper, Anthony Corbicz, John Cotellese. Margaret Cullinan. Steve Dallas. Harold Deery. Fail Deevy.

Gary DeGuzman. James Diamond. Linda DiFerdinando, Karen D'Innocenzo. Benjamin DiPette, Timothy Dobbs. Sister Norine Francis Room 2B-107: Amanda Dolan.

Andrew Drabick. Vickie Dunn, Deborah Dwin, Edward Ecker. Linda Edleman. David Fetter. Pamela Finng.

Terri Flanagan. Patrick Flynn. Jan Foley, Thomas Foley, Richard Fontaine. Mary Foster. Rose Freece.

Timothy Friel. Nancy Gallagher. Ijsa Gappa, Deborah Gausch, William Gibbs. John Glutz. udy Gnias.

Gerald Grace, Cindy Graham. Philomena Graziani. Thomas Griffin. Are today's students brighter? Despite the billions of dollars spent and the continual improvements being made in the American educational system, many adults still question whether it is turning out bettor students The dramatic growth in the amount of education available has resulted in a tripling of young adults graduating with college degrees over the last 30 years. Educators generally acknowledge the praiseworthy efforts that have been made to insure intellectual excellence and creative scholarship in a system of mass education In recent years hundreds of millions of state and federal dollars have been expended putting modem educational methods to work, and extending the entire teaching-learning process far beyond the three Students today are surrounded by a vast, complex technology, and are subjected to a degree of social awareness unknown to earlier generations.

Still, there is much criticism of modern educational methods. Not everyone is convinced that the products of modem NOW IN POTTSTOWN Alan, PANTS BIZ ETC. "Young Men's Contemporary Shops" 230 High Pottstown, Pa. 233 Bridge Phoenixville, Pa. Lawrence Park Shp.

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previous generations Some hold the view that while many youngsters may be better informed about some things, they are weak in the art of logical self-expression and the ability to draw sensible conclusions from human experience. The high illiteracy rate is cited as a glaring example. More than a million young Americans drop out of school each year and one-fourth of the nation's students have serious reading defects. A recent addition to the College Entrance Examination Board's Scholastic Aptitude Test was an elementary quiz on "standard written complaints that past tests had failed to reveal how many high school graduates have not mastered even the basics of expressing thoughts on paper Several reasons have been suggested They include the lowering of the status of writing as an educational subject. English position being now largely regarded as a necessity only in the first few grades; the growing use of multiple-choice questioning, requiring only a check mark instead of a carefully thought-out.

nicely worded answer; classroom overloading, leaving little time for a teacher's individual attention to a student having difficulties with some problem; and automatic grade promotion to lessen the pressure on teachers Kfforts are being made to correct the shortcomings with special reading and other study programs, together with a harking back to some of the basic educational methods that, during the recent push for education." were thought old-fashioned Acapulco. actually Acapulco de Juarez, is a popular resort town and seaport of the state of Guerrero. Mexico, situated on the Pacific Coast about 190 miles southwest of Mexico City lisa Hallman. Daniel Hancotte, Carol Ann Havyer. Alice Heflin.

Denise Hegedus, Lisa Hess, Daniel Hoffman Jeanne Lenhart Room 3B-111: Rosemary Hojnowski, John Horan. Carolyn Homung. Mary Hughes Walter Humphries. Donna Hurst. Carmelina Iannini, Janet Jacketti, Elizabeth John.

Ruth Anne John. Chester Juck. Kathleen Jula. John Kakalecik. Karen Kile, Kathy Kile.

Michael Kinslow. Charles Koch, Julianna Koszo. Karen Kough. Diane Krezanosky. Michael Lack.

Margaret Kathleen Liberatori. Betsy Macv, Lisa Mann. Lisa Marshall. Stephanie Martin. Bruce Mattaliano.

Mark Matyasovskv. Marv Maurer Cynthia Mazza. James McAllister. Jean Smith Room 4B-112: James Moffitt. Charles Mooney.

Teresa Morgan, TTiomas Morris. Lillian Mowerv. James Natale, Rosanne Nedzia. Stepephen Nesspor. John Niarhos.

Debbie Nunan. Neil Catherine Olanich. Vicki Oleski. Joseph Pavlik. David Palicki.

Mary Peterka. Benjamin Pupek. Ellen Repko. Mrvann Ribick. Mane Reith.

MarvAnn Rogers. Gregory Rosenberger. Karen Ruffing. Barbara Ruht. Diane Samak.

Terri Schwab. Ronald Schwartz. Marianne Sciscio. Kevin Sech. Kathy Kopf Room 5B-203: Sara Shane, Luke Sheplock.

John Shivak. Vanessa Shivak. Edward Skowkowski, Suzanne Solomon, Gerald Sovia. Jane Sovia, Margaret Steimle. Linda Stercula, Gregg Stofko.

Michael Stone. Mtheresa Sullivan. Rita Swedkowski. William Tricoski. Deborah Tucker.

Mark Urner, Dominic Vitacco. Wendy Wade. Cheryl Walker. Karin Wallace, Theresa Walsh. George Warner.

Kevin Wassel. Maryann Wayne. Mary Anne Wayock, Debbie Weiner, Claudia White. Gary Wiand. Nancy Wills.

Thomas Winterbottom. Monica Wojton. Joan Yorgey. Timothy Zeneg TWELETH GRADE Ronald Reed Room 1A-109 Ann Joan Baldasano. John Baldassari, Elizabeth Bazamik.

Patricia Bellus. Thomas Benfield. Timothy Bianchini. Helene Borowiec, James Braidgan. John Bradley.

Taymond Brown. Michael Burke, Daniel Cam, Connie Hurry Stop in Today Cassidy. Anne CHizauskie, Donna Cimino. Colleen Qoa, Luke Cisarik, William Qarke, Bernadette Coleman, Robert Cocci, Wiliam Cooney. Antonio Cotellese, Janet Cullen, George Daloisio, Ann Marie Davis.

Karen DePaul, Denise Devlin. Lynn Diamond, Deborah DiSantis. Tachel Dise. Bernard Dolan. Blanche iJomzalski David Psota Room 2A-106: Sharon Donohue, Dina Doyle.

Debbie Dudeck. Adrienne Dunn. Richard Dwin. Paul Dyson. Mark Eckert.

Henry Edleman. Cindy Fanro. Karen Gallagher. Kevin Gallagher. Stephen Gantert.

James Gdowik. Brian Geigus, Glenn Giacobbe. Diane Gieda. Kathy Glutz. Larry Gribb.

Mary Grundowski. Mark Haas. Joan Halbert. Andrew Harmonskv. Rose Hayes.

Jane Healy. Theresa Healy. Patricia Homitz. Colleen Homung. Richard Hurst.

Karen Hydock. Robert Johnstone. Nancy Moyer Room 3A-111A: Justine Keim. Robert Kelly, Richard Kern. Debbie Kerr.

Margaret Koniow. Thomas Koszo. Cynthia Kowal. Richard Kramer. Susan Kurtz.

Rita Lagunilla, Thomas Larkin. Mary K. Maguire, Kathleen Manak. Mary McCarthy. Laura McCarthy.

Karl McKeever. Kathleen McLaughlin. Diane Michael Miles. Karl Miller, Stephen Miller. John Milles, Joseph Mooney.

Michele Morris. Sister James Frances Room 4A-115: Tliomas Motley. Janice Mucksavage, Cathy Muthersbaugh. John Mailon. Mary Jo Neal.

Michael Nesspor. Margaret Brian Jacqueline Richard Osisek. John Palm. John Paretti, Louis Patrick. Stephen Pavlik.

Joseph Pawlicki, Lawrence Peto, Ronald Pfingsten. John Podsobinski. Lucas Pufnock. Kevin Pyle. Matthew Query.

Eric Raymond, John Reilly. Marv Ann Rizzardi. Michael Rogers. Patricia Rogers. Kathy Bauman Room 5A-201: George Rogosky.

Jeannie Rosenberger. Thomas Rudzenski. Lisa Saraeeni. David Scandle. Anthony Scarlotta.

Kevin Schurr. Jan Paul Schwab. Christine Seroski. Donald Shelley. James Simms.

Donald Sivick. John Sodergran. Elizabeth Solomon. Lisa Souder. Devin Sovia.

David Stahl. Bonita Stankunas. Joseph Steck, Daniel Stercula. Lucy Stewart z. Sandra Strautins, Cynthia Strawer.

Melanie Viscardi, Dennis Widman. Donald Uanchocik. Elizabeth Yarmuxh, Dawn Yednock. Judy Yonkovitch. Elizabeth Zurek Pamphlet tells how to make your photo report What comes shaped like a little black cigarette box? It can help you get better grades, meet new friends, wow parents, teachers and chums and give you something to remember the good times by.

The answer is a camera, a piece of modern equipment that can be the best friend. If these are some of your goals this fall, get out your camera and resolve to use it. One group of young people who succeed at documenting projects and fun are members of the national 4-H photography project sponsored by Eastman Kodak Company and conducted by the Cooperative Extension Service. Some photos are included in the National 4-H Photo Exhibition shown initially at the 53rd National 4-H Congress in Chicago and now traveling to numerous national and regional 4-H events across the country. Others are among those in newly revised pamphlet.

Reports Make It a concise guide to the art of telling picture stories. The 20-page pamphlet is packed with pictures illustrating science, home economics and clean-up projects, sports activities, social events and other picture report possibilities. In addition, Reports covers good photo technique and guides re port-makers through planning, topic selection, research and other vital aspects of visual organization. Slide and movie presentations as well as hints for photo exhibits are discussed. If your objective this year, like that of the 4-H members, is to "make the best better," your camera and the booklet may be among your best allies.

The pamphlet has a list price of 25 cents. available at many photo retailers. If you find it in your area, you may obtain a copy by sending 25 cents and requesting pamphlet AT-5 from Dept. 454, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N.Y. 14650.

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