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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1990
Page
6
A fragmented OCR style piece features questions about personal success, college plans, hobbies, and a brief note praising educators. It references a North Area YMCA and mentions Stephen Mouton as a mentor for his knowledge and authority.
John Sun, son of Robert and Nancy Sun, honored for outstanding school and community service. He participates in swim and tennis and aspires to Cornell or the University of Rochester, while applauding doctors, the Peace Corps, and the Red Cross for their sacrifice.
Laurel Lillmars, daughter of Gary and Jacklyn Lillmars, earned senior recognition for mathematics. She credits math ease to inheritance and notes her four-year color guard, Key Club secretary role, and National Honor Society membership. She works 15 hours weekly as a Foot Locker cashier and admires no single person, valuing admirable aspects in many individuals.
Michael Porter, senior, is noted for academic achievement and dedication. He credits his parents Daniel and Kathe Porter for guidance while balancing varsity football basketball lacrosse and student groups including National Honor Society and yearbook staff. He admires his parents and asks about future job plans and college options Georgetown Dartmouth or Duke.
Patrick Baggett, son of Dr and Mrs Richard Baggett, was chosen for achievements in the fine arts. He studies multiple instruments and explores innovators in fire arts, while working 16 hours weekly at Hill Haven Nursing Home and admiring Miles Davis for his experimental music.
Jim UVA, senior, credits Peter and Desos Lia for support while praising Mike Tartaglia for courage and Shelly Muserlan for loyalty. He notes plans to finish the year at Le Moyne College and acknowledges teachers and peers shaping his attitude and studies.
Theresa Rusho, daughter of Frank and Donna Rusho, was selected for academic achievement as an underclass editor for the yearbook and a National Honor Society member. She writes a weekly column for Onondaga Valley News titled Teenstream and serves as Herald-Journal high school correspondent, seeking a strong journalism program.
Nottingham High announces senior David McKay for his music success. He is praised for acting writing singing composing directing and playing bassoon. Son of Thomas and Ruth McKay he participates in math team dance classes Peace Child chorus and Model United Nations. He admires musical and theatrical talent and writing skill.
Sona S von Hunke is highlighted for her fine arts achievements as the daughter of Robert and Dee Ann von Hunke. She discusses success secrets, her work in apparel design and drawing, and her role as art director at DeWitt Community Library.
Christel Van Arsdale, daughter of Gary and Ruth Van Arsdale, earned recognition for academic achievement and broad activities. She captained cross country and participated in indoor and outdoor track and other pursuits including ACT, music, ski club, and riding, with support from her mother noted as a constant presence.
Read in Fayetteville Manlius and other district schools, the Senior High All-County Fest features named ensembles and soloists led by Erica Wuzzo and band members with flutes clarinets trumpets and trombones. Separate honors include December student of the month at Baker High School and Fabius Pompey High School top ten scholars plus Saint results for Cazenovia and East Syracuse Minoa students and college aid guidance from the College Board urging early financial aid forms.
Sunday Herald American showcases a wide array of comics for all ages attracting large crowds and steady reader interest, highlighting the enduring appeal of humorous and adventurous strips for both youngsters and adults.
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