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COURT HOUSE - Middle Township High school has listed 33 students on the distinguished honor roil for the third marking period. listed on the honor roll were another 158 students. Together, the honors lists represent about 20 percent of the student body, according to E.B. Webb, principal. The students named for honors were: DIRTINGtllSHED HONOR ROLI, Liu DeGtnova, Shelley RidRway.

David Stevena. John BallinRhoff. Thome* HutcMnaon, Edith Muller. Suun Steenland. Tracy Burnley, Michelle Carr. Marlene Clayton, Kim Hentgra. Wendy Newbold, Don-

na Norbuhr, Donya

Pelricia, Joann Vellulo, Brenda Yocum. Andrea Balliette. Sylvia Bryan. Vicki Countiaa. Richard “ in, EUabeth ~ ‘ -----

ren Hutton, jglas Pedketli

Dean. Elizabeth DeLeon. Kelly Holt. Karen Hutton. Christoph Nichols. Douglas Pertkcthman. Daniel Rinck. Diane Si deravage. Kevin Tozer. Roberta TrimWco. Marie Webb." Wendy Whittington and Constance

Wittmeyer

HONOR RON. Paul Burnley, Charles Camp. Bet tyann Chew. Michele Cooper. Pamela Harvey. Phillip Hetm, Kimberly Hightower. Curt Hurd, Karen Kapp. Matthew MCCormick.

School News

Steven McKalg. Sean O'Dea, Janet O'Hara, Dean Oraini. Charles Pom tear. Linda Rasmussen. Debra Reichert, Doris Ross, Wands Shockley, Kimberly Tirado, Barbara Vetrone. Oley Watkins Sharon

Watkins. Michael Webb

Susan Adamczyk. Nancy Arm berg, Lauren Balltette, Helen Bartlcaon, George Bowman. Paul Brockman. Michatl Carr. Nasser / Chsudhry. Geraldine Daugherty, lAtcina Dickerson, Janine Donofrio. Paul Flash. Bonnie Fowler. John Fowler. Clifford Ginyard. John Hask, Thomas Hersh. Henry KoAalski, Mark Lasnino. Kimberly Lawrence. Lisa Leraier. Frederick Loefflad. Karen Lynam, James Mc-

Clure, Karin McLaughlin

CHRISTINE MOORE. Joseph Moore. Roxanne Mora no, Sharon Muchler, David Parkhur*'.. Richard Rhinesmith, Tine Santiago, David Somers. Cheryl Van Fleet. Carl

Here’s the latest news from the pages of the Avalon Courier, the student publication of the Avalon Elementary School: A Computer Far McDonough About two yours ago Mr Zurawski, former owner of the Whltebrier,held a marathon He raised 12.000 for the Avalon School. The school decided to buy a TRS 80 Level II computer. It cost about 11,700. They also bought an Expansion Interface which makes the computer more powerful, a mini disk drive which acts like a record player that puts information in the computer and *2S0 worth of tapes They also have blank and canned tapes, which are tapes with Information already on them. They picked 10 people from 7th and 8th grade that are on the "Gifted and Talented' plan They are learning to make their own tapes The computer is located in Mr McDonough's room -Steve Gasklll and * Scott Garner* I Sentence You There were many "I Sentence You" letters in this week. And choosing two wasn't euay But when it came right down to it, Bobby Jo Sikora of the 5th grade had the beat sentence for the aeniora. It was "Walter Always Taught Eddie Ratios." ' ' Mike Zone of the 3rd grade had the best sentence for the juniors Hia sentence was "Friends Often Rejoice " this week's words are "SUN" for the juniors, and "Happy" for grades 5-8 So keep those sentence* pouring in! —Will OTon nor ■Back ou the Track This week the sixth Binders are back on their normal schedule after taking the M.B.S teat last week Level 17 look their end of level lest, and now are in level 18 Level 7-2D finished the chapter, called Mythology and are starting one called "The Web of Live." l/> math, group I is learning percent and group II Is learning how to multiply decimals They are also learning about adjectives —Bobby Radden A mark Harytlak Testing Situations 5th graders are taking tats in just about everything In math, the small group is taking a test in fractions The large group is taking a test in graphing They had art and made clowns out of cloth and cardboard and didn't have a test on It I music, social studies, and science they had a test Social Studies reports are due on Aprils Sean Marks moved up from level 19 to level 20 In the Reading Scott Foresman Series —Sue Ktohbart A John Rrlchard Getting Prepared The 8th graders are getting excited because they're starting to make plana for graduation They have a pile of work to do for the show, such as write a play, learn the song they're going to sing, make the stage setting They think It's fanUstic! —Rachael D. Behalf Softball Keasau STbe Avalon Commanity Hall started their softball team. The roaches are Fred Bach and Dave Haberle. There is practice Monday. Wednesday, and friday from 3:30 to 5:30 For more information call 9873066 -^letmifer A. Rlpp Thaah God She's Fine Mrs. Keen went to the doctor's a couple of days ago and she's as great as ever She's back on the trail and workin' hard. "Rhe'a The Be*lt!" —Mkharl Velhila The ladies in the kitchen are going to sorve more of the "Apricot and Pineapple Delight." Also, they are

going to serve more "Aii.S. Specials" and baked chicken The children will also see more of the "Mac Avalon Chicken" sandwiches -Mike VelhMo A Mark llarvtlak DAB's Book Review For those of you who like horse books here are a few "The Black SUIIIIon and Flame" The Black, his owner Alex, and his trainer Henry are taking a plane back to the L' S . when it crashes the Black Stallion is stranded. Will Alex find him? Another horse bok is "The Black Stallion and the Girl" When a girl cornea to Hopeful Farm to work. Alex falls in love with her. But when she wanta to ride thABlack. Alex la afraid for her life. N -Bob Rodden A Dan Kirk Attention!! A new article la coming into the Avalon Courier. It's called "Blast from the Past". It will tel you about people who used to go to Avalon School and went on to do something exciting. It will be in the newspaper every few weeks and on the bulletin board. So look out for it! —Will O'Connor Birds of A Feather The first grader* have been doing a lot of artwork lately They've made tissue paper ducks, some bunny rabbits, and some flowers made from cardboard with cupcake wrappers for a pistil. In math they are learning about money. They are working very hard at their vowel sounds They have started working with the 3rd grade for their reading and Ole RtAf has already started purple S R A '» They also have a spelling teat every Friday They spell sentences for part of the test. If they get 100% 3 times they get a G te. They also only have 2 more ter* and they'll know all the alphabet. The letter* are X and Z. ATI the children are anxloualy awaiting Easter Last, but definitely not least, they are all working hard lo get Into the 2nd grade —Heidi Btschoff A Michele An Mans Give Banquet On March 31. the ValonStone Harbor Lions held a banquet for the player*, the cheerleader* and their famtliea They started off by aeatmg everyone and then asked the guest to get served. There wee all sorts of good things to eat because every family had to bring a dish After dinner they had the award ceremony First, they gave all of the player* n participation trophy. The cheerleader* received trophies, too The coaches gave out gpecial trophies for outstanding defenseman. It went loTom Deroar. The outstanding player In offense was Sean McDevlt. The most improved player was David Torronl. Finally, the moat valuable player award was given toChri* McCardy. Mr. Garner, a repreaenUtive from the Lions Club presented each player with another trophy —Jonathan McCurdy Solar Energy Strike* The 6th grader* will be visiting a passive solar house equipped with a trombewall A trombe wall is a cement wall that heata the air The cement wall soaks up heat from the sun then diffuses it through the house Mr. John Rrlchard is a builder and he's going to show the 6lh graders how it works —JohnReichard Are You An Artist? The Avalon Rescue Squad will be continuing their "Design a Patch Contest" for two more weeks The form* are at the Community Hall and ask Dave Marble for them The rule* are: only for 6.7 and 8th grades. Three color*, except the white paper Only white paper, and paper must be 8x12 inches They need more people to enter —Jenny Rlpp

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