LaFayette Lancer yearbook wins top ASPA merit
The LaFayette Lancer of LaFayette High School earned first place with a special merit from the American Scholastic Press Association for the 1990 edition presented September 13. It also received outstanding theme, outstanding cover, and outstanding divider pages, scoring 930 of 1000. The staff includes seniors Melissa Farewell and Christa Clever and juniors Mariam Hag and Martha Millet.
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LaFayette Lancer
LaFayette High School
American Scholastic Press Association
Melissa Farewell
Christa Clever
Mariam Hag
Martha Millet
Recycling drive at Manhus Pebble Hill boosts paper reuse
Manhus Pebble Hill School’s Save the Earth Committee collects white office paper in white boxes emptied weekly. Tutorials run on varying daily periods with teacher help. Freshman Kamar Gomez uses the program, saying extra help in one subject is beneficial. Report by Natalie Kirk and Sendra Reboris.
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Manhus Pebble Hill School
Save the Earth Committee
Manhus Pebble Hill
Kamar Gomez
MPH
Herald-Jommal
Natalie Kirk
LaFayette High School
Sendra Reboris
Manlius Peshle Hin School
Nottingham students visit Moscow for Peace Child performance
Carrie Schofield and Alicia Swords from Nottingham High School traveled to Moscow to pose near St Basil's and perform with Peace Child, showcasing their cultural exchange and international trip.
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St. Basil's
Moscow
Carrie Schofield
Alicia Swords
Nottingham High School
Soviet Union
Peace Child
Teens perform Peace Child tour in Soviet Union and at United Nations
Syracuse area teens joined international peers in a Peace Child program to promote world peace. They toured the Soviet Union living in camps, writing plays in Russian, and later presented them at the United Nations in New York. Participants described culture shock, adaptation, and the shared goal of disarmament and harmony.
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Syracuse
Soviet Union
London
International Peace Child Foundation
Alicia Swords
Nottingham
New York
United Nations
Thom
Russia
Justin Cameron
Corcoran High School
Alicia
America
Carrie Schofield
Sovet Union
Carrie Sar
Beig
Corcoran
JC Cameron
Justin
Kiev
Naro- Sominsk
Ahern
Yalta
Black Sea
Artek
Chernobyl
Skaneateles
Lisa Fox
Orlenok
Communist Party
Carne
Lisa
Museum of Medical History
Carrie
Jenna Grieshaber
West Genesee High School
Herald-Journal
Thoughts on US Soviet relations from Christian Brothers Academy students
Six students at Christian Brothers Academy offered views on improving US Soviet ties. They favored economic aid, cultural exchanges, regular dialogue, and travel between nations, with mutual disarmament and shared expertise as paths to reduce rivalry and promote world peace.
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United States
Middle East
On The Level teens offer dating guidance in two replies
The column features Dr Mark Schneider and teen adviser Kate Bran dono addressing a 16 year old Pat who struggles with short relationships. The pair suggest self knowledge, values, family dynamics, and patience, noting adolescence brings trial and error while encouraging resilience and looking for compatible partners.
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Mark Schneider
Onondaga County Mental Health Department
Kate Brandano
Mantius Pebble Hill School
Larry Richardson
Herald- Journal
Syracuse
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