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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1990
Page
6
The fragment discusses activities like soccer tennis and piano and asks about college goals and jobs. It mentions admiration for people who set their minds to work toward ambitious dreams, though the text is fragmented and incomplete.
Michael Schneider, son of Gerded Georgia Schneider, earns senior status for academic achievements. He balances math team and National Honor Society with varsity cross country ski racing, sailing, piano, and technical theater while aiding productions as a lighting technician. He aims for Princeton University and values hard work and time management.
Senior Nanci Dee Penoyer daughter of Bob and Mina Penoyer credits hard work and parental support for her success. She plans to study hotel and restaurant management at R.LT and works about 40 hours weekly at Giovanni's Ristorante and Flowers 'n Such while active in Honor Society and yearbook staff.
Jason E. Abbott, senior, is recognized for his musical achievements. He is the son of Scott and Karen Abbott. He aspires to improve his voice and plans to attend Oberlin College this fall. He hopes to pursue a law degree at Yale or Harvard. He works 10 hours weekly at Fay's Drugs in DeWitt as stockboy and cashier.
Cindy Renner, a Cicero-North Syracuse High School junior, earned recognition at BOCES Lakeside Occupational Education Center for achievements in electronic information processing. She is daughter of Pauline and James Renner and shown motivation plus teamwork, with plans toward secretarial studies at Onondaga Community College and interest in crafts.
Kevin Osborne senior earned Honor Society recognition for achievements in visual arts and was accepted to Rochester Institute of Technology for graphic design. He is the son of Ronald and Karen Osborne and serves as vice president of Key Club while supporting cystic fibrosis fundraisers and balancing a 15 to 25 hour work week. He admires his art teacher Mr Taylor for pushing his creative development.
Senior Rosen discusses the secret to success by understanding material and the world ahead of hobbies. He lists sailing and reading as interests, while planning college at the University of Michigan and working 15 hours a week as a salesperson at Dick's Sporting Goods. He cites everyone has admirable qualities but no one is perfect.
Ohelle Dixon, senior two, is chosen for leadership as daughter of Victoria Kirzball. She cites peer-focused drives and public service as the secret to success, listing activities like softball, reading, rock music, and roles in TOUCH Line, Clean Team, and the Fowler Student Association. Dixon hopes to attend Syracuse University and works about 24 hours weekly at Sports O' Rama. Angelo Terraro is admired for staying true to himself amid peer pressure.
TMY Seagriff, a senior, was chosen for outstanding community involvement. Daughter of Lonnie and Michael Seagriff, she credits helping others and getting involved as her secret to success. She enjoys basketball, biking, and swimming and hopes to attend Geneseo, Marist, or St Francis. She works as a cashier five to ten hours weekly and admires those who stand up for their beliefs.
A Chittenango student reflects on future goals blending yearbook editing and National Honor Society activities. The excerpt notes interest in college, with possible options at Union College or Wells College, and mentions a memory of athletics and math achievements guiding choices.
Oswego High School Buccaneer Bulletin won overall best student newspaper at The Syracuse Newspapers sixth annual High School Press Day 90 held May 3 at Syracuse University. Twenty area schools competed in nine categories with first place honors to Oswego journalists in newswriting editorial writing features writing entertainment sports writing cartoon and photography.
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