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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, March 12,1980

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Avalon School News

AVALON - Here’s the latest news from the Avalon Elementary School, as reported in Volume XVIII of the student newspaper, Avalon

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Reports cartls arr coming »oon •nd all the eighth *t*i*wi CAn'l *■11' They hop* they will receive

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The eighth grade alio haa been one of the claaaea choaen by the state to take the hard aueaamenl teat Thu super hard teat will show how NJ students perform In com panson to atudenls all arosmd the country Good hick! Tam WlUowskl Tracey YarWawgh EXCK1XF.NT SFNTKNC F. We have a winner this week’ The winner is Tadd Hadden for hu es cellenl sentence His sentence for the word fist, was "Fells Is studying history " By the way. thank you for all the other eight sentenc**' We would like to say that punctuation and spelling count t The word for grades M I* "Ant" and the word for grades VI la '"Loving ' Please keep on writing' Bryan Conklin

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WIZKID got I teat out of l(M pomla She had the hlgheat grade out of the seventh and eighth grade* They've been making profiles Then they place the thirds they like inside of them They have a little bit of everything Dealae Rlpp I'rala Reed JOV THE CLOWN Joy the clown was In Avalon Elementary Thursday. Feb 21 at I

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He wore a very colorful costume He teemed to have an unruly cowlick and a very lurched tie He'a one of the top 10 clowns in America Thais a pretty good record He waa in the Hanlfer Circua for three years He has been traveling around to schools for five years A magic act waa part of the show He used the magic as an etample while he Uughl the children "Safety First " was the magic phraae l-ante Hishofr was asked to be Joy's asalsUnt for a trick He waa a very good assiaUnt and the children loved hit tnck Great )ob. Lance! Michelle ( laylon CANT WAIT The finl grade can't wait much longer for hopefully their terrific report cards’ They've been working very hard for good grac^g In printing, they're almoit finished with all their letters They have been working so hard’ In math, they are reviewing the numbers 10 and l They're atill Mias Johnson's little mathematicians Spelling is one subject they are really working hard on Every Friday they have a spelling test So far they have had two word spelling

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Patty Clark did an excellent job on her spelling test and haa her teat hanging up on the wall To study they uke their words and pul them in sentences It helps them a lot Good luck with your reports card's first grade' Tracey Yarborsogk Mary Kawatskl ART FROM TRAM! The third grade made Ecology Art out of trash They collected oW bottle caps, straws, lids, beads and any other old Ihinga they could find It's a teirtnc Idea and they're going to make more next month We're happy to say that they have completed the entire alphabet Congratulations' In math they are up to the nine Ublea We know they can do it They're doing so well that they have s whole new art of sUtiona, thanks to

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Honored On 97th Birthday SEA ISLE CITY - Local Chapter 710 of the American Association of Retired Persons honored Kathryn Comly at a special party in celebration of her 97th birthday and anniversary recently. More than a hundred joined in the celebration at the Raffa Community Center on JFKBlvd., where the 320-member meets regularly.

COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Vocational Technical Board of Education has announced the students who have achieved Honor Roll status for the second marking period. Students who achieve 4 (outstanding) in grade, citizenship, and have three or few dayft absent for the marking period qualify for the honor rwl. Honor 9oll students include: Lower Regional High School Debra Biddle, David Bieniecki, Lawrence Bonney, Greg Burgin, Walter Cashmore, Allen Matthews, William O’Ryan, Mary Reppert, John Richardson, John Salomone, Lois Taylor and Robert Walsh; Margaret Mace School DawnSockriter; Middle Township High School Jay Adamczyk, Jean Bartleson, Charles Broughton, Paula Cheeks, James Conner, Theresa Dean, Edward Ddlighty, Jackie Downam, Domonica FWante,William Edwards, Virginia Fiorucci, Paul Flash, Kathy Focht, Theresa Foley, Bonnie Bowler and John Fowler; Also Angela Garrison, Kimberly Grosse, Norm Hatcher, * Dan Hucklebridge, Kathleen Karstens, Arthur Key, Sharon Kirschner, Albert Knoll, Lisa LerttajfrSandy Luker, Shirldy' Luker, Kevin MarineF^'Jeff McCart Donna tytyffitt and Connie Morrell; Also Michele Peterson, Richard Rhinesmith, Timothy Saddler, Kelly Salter, Jeff Smith, Len Smith, Elizabeth Stitt, Doug Stocker, Howard Tomlin, Sandra Tozer, Irene Tozer, Mary Tripoli, Michelle Velluto, Patricia Velluto and Wayne Westerland; Ocean City High School Irene Adamski. Joseph Baldwin, Laura Cooper, Cassandra Dietz. Brian Dougherty, Julie Frasca, Beth Grannetino, Tom Kyle, Mike Meers, Laura

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Tyson, Walt Walberg and Tom WUsey; Wildwood High School Julie Cotton, Ed Cramer, Faith Hall, Michele Hansen, Dan Hofferica, Mary Kincade, Michele Mann, Tom Mason, Colleen Quinn and Michele Welz; Wildwood Catholic High School Mary Ann Michael; Ungrade Adults Ed Adams, Linda Barbagello, Florence Batchelor, Gary omall, Susan Cardell, Patricia Craft, Sandra Cure, Margot D'Angelo, Mark DeVaul, Frances EiPasquale and Tony Driscoll. Also Karen Lobikis, William Maguire, Barbara Mahon, Carol Marchesani, Michele Mink, Theresa Nuscio, Richard Rile, Carolyn Ruff, Bemiece Stutler, Renee Turbett, Florencio Volante, Donald Waltz, Shelley Watkins, Wendy Weiss, Linda Winters and Diane Yeager.

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