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Varsity Letters in Drama

^ by Ed Harnett * ERMA — It’s "move over” time for the proud winners of varsity letters at Lower Cape May Regional High School here. To the ranks of those who have participated on the gridiron, courts, diamond, hockey field and track have been added those who also have performed — before the footlights. TO RECOGNIZE THE dedication and hardwork of students who have helped to shape one of the most active high school theater groups in South Jersey, LCMR has instituted a varsity letter program in Dramatics. , To qualify for a Varsity Letter a student must be in his or her senior year and have worked (in a non-instrumental capacity) in at least four high school productions open to the public. Jr. Varsity letters are earned by senior students who have taken part in three high school productions (in a

non-instrumental capacity). Those seniors who have worked in a high school production their senior year but don’t qualify for a Varsity or Jr. Varsity Letter, receive Certificates of Commendation. THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS have been awarded Varsity Letters in Dramatics: David Holzmer, Michele March, Colleeq McDade and Art Sparks. Jr. Varsity Letters were awarded to: Chris Barker, Jerome Carr, Paula Fontannaz, Ruth Ann Kanady, John F Kennedy, Mark McPherson, Sandy Moyer, and Lisa Newton. The senior students to whom Certificates of Commendation are awarded are: Marcia Arrington, Kerry Axelsson, Laurie Ann Burgin, John DiCola, Margaret Hand. Donna Herman. Frank Johnson, Sharon Luck, George Mayes. Lisa Melaugh, Karen Oreo, and Janet Williams.

Schools Gel Poetess In Residence

LOWER TWP. — Schools sponsored by the New here recently announced Jersey State Council on the their participation in The Arts in cooperation with Artist in Schools residency thp National Endowment $66,241 Aid For Veterans

COURT HOUSE - Assistance to veterans and their survivors through the county chapter of the American Red Cross will bring $66,242 to 15 beneficiaries this year, it was announced by Jean-

nine Koknar, chapter chairman., The total represents compensation, pension and educational benefits as a result of the chapter's assistance.

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for the Arts. The Artist in Schools residency will give youngsters a first hand experience with poetess Aldona Middlesworth in grades 3-6. She will work with selected students in her studio located within the school to heighten arts awareness and explore the creative process. She will be working on her own Work as well as with students who will be working along with the artist. Ms. Middlesworth will be working cooperatively with Debbie LeGates, the enrichment teacher, in the Consolidated School. In addition to actual hands-on sessions with students, the artist serves as a resource person for teachers, students and the community

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