Neshannock Students Elect Officers for 1980-81
Students in Neshannock Township elected Tony Mastmian as president and Bonnie Vosburg as social vice president along with Beth Russell secretary Terri Dubrock and Mike Panella treasurer to lead the 1980-81 school year. Also retiring after long service were Eleanor Dietz and district administrator Glenn Smock, with Dietz planning Florida vacations and more time with her husband.
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Neshannock honors junior high students at awards assembly
Neshannock High School held its annual Junior High Honor Awards Assembly on May 30 to recognize academic excellence and service. Nineteen seventh graders earned honor awards, 29 eighth graders and 22 ninth graders received honor certificates, with 70 juniors and seniors honored overall.
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Neshannock
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Teacher uses TV scripts to spark reading in Philadelphia high school
McAndrew, longtime Olney High School English teacher, began illegally taping shows to craft classroom scripts. He gained networks permission to distribute scripts to 15 cities, expanding a program that turns students into readers through screenwriting and analysis of programs like The Missiles of October and Huckleberry Finn.
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Ne Ca Hi students awarded for talents and achievements
Five juniors and a sophomore at New Castle Senior High were honored by Principal Frank Dattilo and the guidance department. Awards included Mark Kaye for science at the Pennsylvania Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, Robert Ostrowski with the Rensselaer Medal and a scholarship option, Sheila Burick with American Legion honors, Gracie DiThomas and Joe Giangiulio recognized for news reporting, and Jackie Ellis receiving the Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation Award. Sophomores may pick up report cards. seniors will have mailings.
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Runners to train in July at Neshannock High
Neshannock girls cross country units schedule July practices led by Coach Charles Travers. Sixteen runners have shown interest as they prepare for five to eight to ten mile workouts. The team loses seniors Becky Menges and Rhonda Tanners but expects strong returners and a Tri-County title contender. Y-teens plan a trip to Geauga Lake Park with chaperoned buses, funds raised by the group, sponsored by Eleanor Dietz and Arlene Wetzel.
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Becky Menges
Rhonda Tanners
Travers
Neshannock High School
Geauga Lake Park
Aurora
Ohio
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Arlene Wetzel
Shenango High bids farewell to 136 graduates and staff
Shenango High School graduates 136 seniors in a ceremony marked by prayers, music, and speeches. Valedictorian Dennis Kalajainen and salutatorian Kathy Brown earned top honors. Retirements include Thad Bukowski with 35 years service and Harvey Ketzel after 22 years.
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Shenango High School
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Savannah United
Joseph Trimble
Roy R. Bickley
Harmony Baptist Church
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William D. Kalajainen
Shenango Stop Road
Kathy Brown
Clarence Brown
Ridgewood Court
Dennis
Penn
Young science winners may be taking Nobel prizes in future
Patricia McCormack reports on 40 winners in the 39th Westinghouse Science Talent Search. Michael Finn, 17, of Annandale, invents groshing, a method summing powers of digits. Winners study robins, rockets, the Red Sea, worms, ski chairlifts and more with future Nobel potential noted for past honorees.
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Red Sea
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Gaithersburg
Gary E. McGahan
McGahan
Decatur
Ala
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N.Y
Kenneth G. Brownlee
Niceville
Fla
Mark W. Turner
Turner
Craig Perdue
Livonia
Mich
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