24 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 25 |une '86

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Crest Memorial Features Awards

WILDWOOD CREST - Presentation of awards to outstanding students highlighted graduation exercises at Crest Memorial School June 13. Awards were as follows: 'Creative' Learning STONE HARBOR - A "creative learning program devised by John Oxley, vice principal of Bishop Eustace Prep School, will be employed in teaching students this summer at the school's extension at 96th and Third Avenue. Approximately 50 students are expected to attend the local classes of the Pennsauken school, which will be conducted day and evening in two sessions, July 1-Aug. 1 and Aug. 1-Sept. 1. The program was started last year, and, says Oxley, students made great gains in subjects in which they previously had marginal success. Also, some students increased their Scholastic Aptitude Test (S. A.T.I scores by 200 points. For further information, call Oxley at 662-2160 days or 854-7577 evenings.

Crest Parent-Teacher Connection Award, for scholarship, citizenship, and school service, to Nicole Marie Sezov and Brian James Saldutti. WILDWOOD CIVIC Club Awards to outstanding students — in home economics, James Eric Katz; in industrial arts, David Adam Posternock. Wildwood Moose Lodge Award for most progress during the year, Nina Mae Williams and John Sanzone. DAR Cape May Patriots Chapter Award to outstanding history student. Brian James Saldutti. Keith and Brian Harper Memorial Award for overall academic excellence, Brian James Saldutti and Randee Lynn Strair. SCIENCE AWARD. Randee Lynn Strair. Special Services Awards for extra effort, natural curiosity and selfmotivation, Nina Mae Williams. Wildwood Crest Education Association-Teachers' Award, to student who demonstrates a positive attitude toward learning and exemplifies those qualities which will assure success in life, Nicole Marie Sezov.

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