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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1990
Page
6
Ron Redden discusses his path to success and the secret to doing well. He cites indoor track, listening to music, and time with friends as key activities. He hopes to attend Penn State Temple or University of Dayton and has no job. He admires individuals who help others achieve personal success.
Kathleen Barone, senior and daughter of Martha and Michael Ferrell, is highlighted for her academic achievements. She balances cross country, indoor and outdoor track, tennis, and concert bands, while planning Tufts University studies and summer work at Mohawk Customs and Shipping Co. She admires Olympian Vicki Huber as an inspiration.
DS in ODIN D CAPPELLO junior Odin chosen for his achievements in the fine arts. He is son of Carl and Tara Cappello. He lists drawing, cartooning, reading, collecting comics, baseball and backyard football as passions. He admires Michelangelo Winslow Homer and John Buscema. He babysits at varying hours and mentions Syracuse University or The School For The Visual Arts as possibilities.
Joanne Hart, a senior and daughter of Wendy and Gregg Thomas, was chosen for exemplary community service. She aims to manage time wisely, maintain a positive attitude, and balance volleyball with academics while drawing inspiration from coach Kris Terzillion.
Stephen Y Cowles, senior, son of Mr and Mrs Thurlow Cowles, credits musical talent and family support for success. He participates in band chorus all county and area all state programs, NYSSMA, varsity football, Varsity Club, Future Farmers of America, and enjoys hunting and fishing. He aims for Bob Jones University in Greenville SC and works on the family farm. He admires his parents for guidance and responsibility.
Jennie Apter, a senior, is highlighted for her outstanding Danne Apter and her active involvement in journalism and student government. She notes her open minded approach to learning and lists colleges she has applied to including Cornell and Syracuse University.
Matthew Couture, an ENE sophomore, was selected for his community service. He is the son of George R. Couture and Theresa E. Couture. He cites self belief and hard work as paths to positive outcomes, and participates in basketball running Student Senate Model United Nations Principal's Cabinet and church youth group. He admires Jesus Christ and values living life with Christ.
Sara Ann Kerry, a senior noted for achievements in music, is daughter of Rufus and Barbara Kerry. She practices flute daily, enjoys reading and gardening, and belongs to a Senior Girl Scout troop. She aims for Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs while admiring flutist James Galway.
Gregory Haberek, son of Karen and Greg Haberek, earned recognition for science achievements at Clarkson University. He cites curiosity and love of how things work, participates in Baseball and Math Club, and thanks supportive parents who still allow independence.
Stephanie Chalk, daughter of Michael and Noreen Chalk, is highlighted for leadership. She cites persistence and active involvement in youth ministry and Air Force JROTC, as well as roles in National Honor Society, newspaper staff, Spanish and International Clubs. She works part time at Liverpool High School and admires her parents and grandparents.
The Onondaga County Health Department counselor and Central New York AIDS Task Force educator spoke to students, parents, and teachers at Westhill High School at 7 30 p m. Nanette S Sable joined Samoranske and Ann Goodgson for the event.
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