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PtJBLICAITIONS HONOREDScores til Awards PresentedAt Ridley I wp. School AssemblyFOLSOM The annual awards assembly,, was hfId' at Ridley Township Senior' High . School, Frank Wallis' of Sun Oil representing the 'American Institute of Chemical Engineers, presented h.igh;school science award to Lynn Cbesnut.’• John Clayton, representative of ' the elaware County Tuberculosis Association presented an a war d to the/Green Raider,, school newspaper, for:/ its work in. health, education/and -public’ welfare. The award was-.received byJoanelleh Palmer.’ A''-total ..of nine such Seawards are give^.-to high schools in the state.;man. A State Band award went to Howard .Weightman. An award for the Forensic, and Music League for excellent rating went to Ethel Schartneri The band received an award for participation in Armed Forces Day. art awardsA. T. O’Donnell of the Pennsylvania State ■Employment Service, introduced/.' George Hetherin'gton, vice president . of Eddystone Mfg. •Co. and’ chiirman^of the Delaware County Veterans Employment Committee; „who presented a trophy and., $$0;sav5ngs bond to Ann King,-first place winner in the poster.competition on employment of the ..handicapped. The school'also, received- a- cup.Virgil Templeton, assistant to the vice , president of ,rexel Institute of Technology, presented an award for Pliii Epsilon, honorary music fraternity, to Howard .Weightman. for receiving honorable mention in the annual music festival and contest.Mrs. Marie Meissnjrr^of the music, department presented band awards to students of the school.Tenth graders, to receive these awards rinc-itided Walter, Atwood, Jack-Borsch, Kenneth Cable, Jack Collins,David Downward, David /Edmisfon, Larry Feese, Joe Moll-ure, Steve,Niece,. Wasyl Rawlyk, •Joseph Schappeh‘'PauI Schappel, Donald Tutton, Jerry Yoder, Joe Youse and'Richard Zerisen. './Also, Edwina Boyer, Barbara •Dickerson, Judy-Drake, Rosalind Goldberg, Nellagene Golec, Judy Gcrdiner, Sandra1 Grayson, Carol Hottz, Harriet- Julian,Dorothy -Kirkner, Harriet.,-KoHlbrenher, Barbara Lomax;• Marcia--McGraw, Harviett.a 'Masoh, - Eyelyri Morris, Corlene Perago, Vera Rowlyk, Linda Schmidt, Elaine .-Smith, Sperratore. and Judy Wright.Eleventh* graders to receive the awards .were Robert Campbell, Gary Steur, Ellena Aitieri, Marcia Gavber, Janet- 'Dargavage, Alice Feathers, Carol: McKeel, Carol Mooirb,' Joapeilen Palmer, Angela PuUman, Ethel Schartner, Judy Smith..'.Senior students were Carol Baldwin, Lucille Biscotti, Martha Bollinger,/ Diana Contestabile, Pat Keenan/ Doris Kohlbrenner, Dorothy. Niece, Julia Rosato, JoAnn Reynolds, 'AI Firth and Howard Weightman.. /Southeastern District Band awards went to Ethel Schartner, Angela Pullman and How.ard Weightman. Southeastern District Orchestra awards weptvto Ethel Schartner and Howardr Weight-An art-scholarship for art classes on Saturday mornings at the Moore Institute of Art in Philadelphia'went to Ann King and Christine Schuster, for 1957-58 season. Students who won a place in the Southeastern Pennsylvania Regional Exhibittonof'the National High School Art- Exhibition were Johh Daltry for one entry, Anna Kiri-fides for one entry,. Christine Schuster for . three entries, Richard White for one entry.Mrs. Dorothy Simmonds of the Paterson-Hause AL Post. 168 Auxiliary Unit presented awards to students for the poppy poster contest. In the .10, 11 and 12th grade category winners were Susan Winters first; Christine Schuster 2nd, Linda Selleck. 3rd; Honorable mention; went to Ann King, in the 9th grade comeptition winners were Carol Fapasewicz 1st., Charles Cerato 2nd- Patricia Conner third. Honorable mention went to Jean Sabature and Mary Messina. The prizes for first awards were three silver dollars, two silver dollars for second award and one silver dollar-for third award.Mrs.. Ann Donohue of the Senior High Cafeteria Staff presented awards for outstanding service to students in the cafeteria1 management course: Betty Gavetti, best waitress; Tina G or dun, honorable mention; Pat Russel], most ver-satilej Barbara Ziegler, honorable mention; Pat Hiller, best general worker; Marilyn Reed, honorable mention.school newspaper The Green Raider.” Elaine Arndt the editor lor the past year presented the gavel.1 to Marcia Cavner,1 1 next year’s' editor. Those wivr-received awards were Elaine Arndt, Walter P^pperman, Betty Agnew, Pauline Savastano, Jacqueline Williamson aod Carol Baldwin. : . iAlso, Barbara Seiverd, Norber.l McNulty* Ricky Ulmer, Alice. YeeJ les, Mary .Kay,Elia, Barbara Ziegler,: Mary Palladino, Joanne Klin-german, Arthur Hutchinson, Nina Rowlyk, ; Frank Euriime.I, Dorie Beattie,-Kass Delaney,- Marie Matthews7 and Martha Bollinyer, :Lee Linn ’ presented service awards for chorus to 'a number of seniors: Doris Burchill, Elizabeth Carol, Darlene Clausius, Bernice Dickerson,. Barbara / Kilvington, Pat -Marley, Dorothy McMullan, Trudy Plummer, Priscilla Riley, Judy Burnett, Joanne klingerman, Harry Girribrill, Robert B1 a k e,, William Maloney, John Moran, Walter Pepperman, Frank Hummel ,• Kirk Rummel, Fred Thompson, ..Richard White, Shirley Reid, June Bell and 'William . Hill. He also presented chorus letters' to 33 students in 10th, llth and 12th grades.SHOP PRESENTATIONSRobert Aiken presented vocational awards to boys in the shops: Thorim Evans for machine shop, William Davis, - 1st., w i 11 i a m Thompson, 2nd., Joseph Tvvardow-ski, 3rd; for the auto shop. William Hill received the award for the wood shop. Joseph Twardow-ski received the attendance award for two years of perfect attendance.Student council awards were presented by Miss. Ruth Wasser. Norman. Edmonson received, ai award for his work in organizing May Day activities. Monitors who received awards for service -to the school included Norman Edmonson, Charles . Bombay, Dorothy Niece, Virginia Mech’eshey, Pauline Savastano Lowell Harvey Jack McNerney, Danny Martelli/ Ronald Jackson, Noybert McNulty, AI Firth Christine Maguire Richard Ulmer,- Bernice Dickerson, William . Maloney, William Has-chak, Doris Kohlbrenner Howard Weightman/ Alice Yeeles, Marian Gessig. Tom Evans, Don Griffith Andrew Lockhart Stan Weber, Mary. Palladino, Margaret Stocker, Tom Sangillo, Pat Eaton, Robert Blake, Paul Nyce, Louis Divan, Carol Mitchell, Nick Polcino, Marlene Weaver, Herb Young, Ron Simpson Sandy Moss and Barry' Brody.May Day winners awards were presented by. the May Queen Marian Gessig.. In'the ninth gradeElsie Robert son and Richard Jack; girls for softbalL Don aid Ross pre-son received the awa rdsTForilOth, sented awards to 13 boys for track2 Parades -Will Form InEinwoodIsabelle Holliday and E u gen e Smith. For llth. Sue Winters andLINWOOD—Two Memorial Day parades ' v^rill have.formation Limvood! bn- Thursday at 9 a.m. The Lmwo^ parade r*will-form on Hiiddell st. in front of No. 1. fire-house and .the Boothwyn parade •will form at Chichester av. and Ward st.. Nether Providence High School- band will lead the local -parade, while the Chichester High School band: will lead the other contingent, . ’• -Members of Fire Co. No. 1 conducted a successful ‘‘tag day” Saturday at Ridge and Marke.t sts. under Jhe direction of. Chief Robert Melling.Several junior members of Lin-wood Fire .Co. No. 1 together with senior advisors; attended the major league baseball game an Phil adelphia on Sunday.New playground equipment for Marshall Jeh . has arrived ,at the township’ garage and .wilt be installed on or about June 1, including swings, see-saws and slidinj boards,Linwood school board is makinj arrangements to cut the high• Miss Stella Economos presented cheerleading awards to: Marlene Weaver and Elaine Arndt the cocaptains; Alyce Yeeles, Jtidi Weinberg, Edith Travis, Susan Winter. Ann Moss, Barbara. MacDonald, Beverly Trosley and Patricia Armstrong.Phil Marion presented awards to'students as coach of the football team. There were 27 award winners. Robert Aiken presented awards to students, as the coach of the soccer team. There were 14 awards. Mrs. Dora Plummer1 presented awards to girls, as coach ot the hockey' team. There were.27 awards..Franklin Womer, coach for cross country, presented awards to ten students. Hugh Wynne presented awards to ten boys for basketball. Mr. ;Cuppy's homeroom were awarded the plaque is'champions in. the intra - mural basketball. Mrs. Laura Ramont, coach of girls’ basketball presented awards to 15 girls. Mr. Altieri’s homeroom, was winner for the girls intra-mural basketball plaque.Robert Adam presented awards to 13 boys for baseball; Mrs. Dora Plummer' 'presented awards to 15Alan Brewster. 12th grade winners were Priscilla Riley and Willie Thompson./.Homeroom with the highest boys score wax Charles Downes’ cafeteria group of 10th graders. Homeroom with the highest girls score was Joseph Bartlum’s homeroom grade 12 section 5.PUBLICATION STAFFMiss Catherine Eni of the faculty made awards to the Archive staff:/Kirk -Rummel,1- editor;' Louis Divan, assistant editor; Trudy Plummer, business manager. Also to other editors: Sandy Moss for Iiteraryt Norman Madison and Mary Palladino for photography; Richard White for layout; E. Hor-man for art; Norman Edmonson for sports; A. Dubolino for technical; C. Tuscon for advertising; Alice Yeeles. circulation.Staff members who received awards were Charles Donibay, Jack . McNerney, B. Richards, Richard Jackson, Walter Pepperman, J. Williamson, R. Marler, Pauline Sayastario, D/ Martelli, Dorothy Niece, M. Gabriel, Harry Gambrill, Mary Kay Elia, Doris Kohlbrenner, Stan Weber, Nick Polcino,- A. Hutchinson, Barbara Kilvington, Margaret Stocker, Herbert McNulty, Roberta Forsythe, S. Achey, Marian Gessig, M. Houser, K. Delaney, B. Seiverd, M. Rowlyk, P, Strzala, Carol Baldwin, D. Beattie, A. Haynie, Martha Bollinger, C.Pierce, Alice Locke, Pat Hiller, Diana Contestabile, Robert Renner, Barry Brody, Howard Weightman and Julia Rosato.Norwood Class intierNORWOOD—The Gleaners Class of the Lutheran Church will’ meet tonight with-a covered dish supper at 6:30. Hostesses will provide, dessert- and the .beverage. After the supper, the regular' meeting will take, place, also an annual Folly-anna' party.The Lutheran Sunday school pi' nic .will be Saturday, June 22, at Lenape Park. Buses will leave the church at 1 a.m., and will leave the park-at7:3Gp.m.-In order that the picnic committee know howmany are going by bus, or private cars, advise C. Norman Famous, 520 12th av., Prospect Park, before June 7.Mrs. William Friel Jr. of W. Winona av. will celebrate her birthday today.The kindergartens of the Seneca and Winona, schools are planning a trip to the Zoo. The Science Club of the 5th grade of the Seneca School, taught, by Mr.’ Whitig, planted flowers around the flagpole recently.Children’s Day will be observed on Sunday, June 2 in the Lutheran Church, with a comhmpd
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Tue, May 28, 1957
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