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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1990
Page
8
A conversational piece explores personal goals and career questions, noting the value of encouragement to pursue one’s best. It highlights education as a route to opportunity and asks how individuals plan to apply their talents at work.
Candice Alm, daughter of David E. and Sandra P. Alm, earns senior honors for musical achievements including piano studies for 12 years, participation in Musicals, select choir, and swing choir. She aims for SUNY Cortland, enjoys babysitting summers, and admires her hardworking, respected father.
Audrey M Riggall II, senior, was honored for outstanding community service. She is the daughter of Carl and Audrey Riggall Jr. Her activities include choral accompanist, bowling, track, singing, EMT class, Marcellus Fire Dept Ladies Auxiliary, Sunday school teacher, yearbook editor, president of the Marcellus United Methodist Youth Fellowship, band secretary, All-State Mixed Chorus 1989, church choir, high school Jazz Band, and SUC either Fredonia or Potsdam.
Wy-Shen Wong junior student, son of William and Marina Wong, earns academic honors while balancing basketball tennis and track. He plans to study in Ontario Canada, with confidence growing from his parents’ diligence and support as he paints at school on Saturdays.
Stacey Knepley, a Geneseo senior, earned recognition for science achievement. She cites personal interest and study time as keys to success, listing involvement in Chorus, Student Council, soccer, Varsity Club, and Spanish Club. She admires her parents for freedom and support.
Jennifer Mulcahey is highlighted for her science initiative and National Honor Society involvement. She is a student at Rochester Institute of Technology or Geneseo and works 16 hours weekly at Hazard Branch Library while admiring her hardworking parents.
Stephen Couch senior earns recognition for science achievements while aiming for Florida Tech. He is the son of Franklin and Dorothy Couch and enjoys tennis golf skiing swimming and scuba diving. He plans ongoing odd jobs and admires hard workers who make tough tasks look easy.
Maureen Mathews, a senior and daughter of Daniel and Marcia Mathews, is highlighted for her science achievements and leadership roles in soccer, yearbook, skiing, NHS and student government. She attends Holy Cross College Boston College or Cornell University and works ten hours weekly at Geddes Federal Savings & Loan. She admires hard work and perseverance.
Demone Gonyea junior and daughter of John Gonyea and Diane Jones earns recognition for her wide range of leadership roles. She serves as vice president of the Ari Club and National Honor Society, participates in Students Against Driving Drunk, Academic Decathlon, Teen Institute, varsity volleyball, and tutors in chemistry and math.
Samesville Dewitt senior Brian J Donahue was honored for outstanding service. He is the son of Anne and Tim Donahue and serves as student assistant coach for girls varsity softball and basketball, volunteer firefighter, member of J D Student Government, and advocate with the Learning Disabilities Association of Central New York. He works as a part time dispatcher for the DeWitt Fire Department and values many people who help him pursue his strengths.
Syracuse area high school news includes John Judge earning a 1990 Young Columbus Program spot for a 10 day Italy trip, plus college acceptances at Henninger and Nottingham. Regents Nursing Scholars announced with numerous local high schools represented. Notable student leaders and upcoming events at DeWitt Parks Department jobs, SADD dance at Nottingham, and career stereotype workshop at LeMoyne area schools.
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