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INFORMATION
Sister M. Davida Morgan, Principal, announces the
first-quarter honor roll for Gate of Heaven School:
Requirements: First Honors-all “A’s” with no “u’s’’;
Second Honors: all A’s; B’s; or B+’s; or B+’s with no
“u's:
EIGHTH GRADE: First Honors: April Yatsko;
Second Honors: Christine Casterline, Jonelle Fabian,
Michael Farris, Heather Malonis, Melissa Malonis,
Patricia Roginski.
SEVENTH GRADE: Second Honors: Virginia John-
son, Alexandra Lawrence, Darlene Phillips, Shane
Williams.
SIXTH GRADE, 6-216: Second Honors: Christine
Berezich, Lori A. Buss, Laure E. Chasore, Lisa A.
Ford, Bridgette C. Scott, Paula M. Sitar, Eric S.
Williams.
SIXTH GRADE, 6-217: Second Honors: Carrie Reid,
Susannah Stair, Christine Stuart, Heather Walaitis,
John Gilgallon.
FIFTH GRADE, 5-207: Second Honors: Stacy
Sholtis, Susan Shultz, Carrie Snell.
FIFTH GRADE, 5-211: Second Honors: Maria
Farris, Margaret Gilgallon, Brian Jezuit, Jeffrey
Malak, Brendan McGovern, James Moran.
FOURTH GRADE: First Honors: Christin Cashore,
Danielle Freeman; Second Honors: Brian Frod, Cai-
tlin Garvey, Amy Beth Hannigan, Lynn Hill, William
Misson, Katherine Moylan, Jennifer Patalonis, Jenni-
fer Phillips, Shannon Stair, Gina Stortz.
Teachers honored
Three foreign language teachers from the Dallas School District were among the more than 45
area foreign language teachers who attended the annual dinner meeting sposnored by the
King's College department of foreign languages and literatures. Held recently at King’s, the
meeting featured short demonstrations of several computer software packages currently being
used either for computer assisted instruction in foreign languages or for preparation of
classroom materials: Shown here, from left, are Sam Argento, foreign language teacher in
Dallas High School; Ellen Boyer, foreign language teacher in Dallas Junior High School; Michael
MICHAEL FARRIS
THE TWO FIRST GRADE
CLASSES have been working on the
computer with Mr. Abe Simon. They
have been experimenting with the
computer language logo construct-
ing geometric figures and develop-
ing team problem solving skills.
THE SECOND GRADE, 201 anx-
iously welcomed back Mrs. ruch
from her honeymoon with a large
“Welcome Back’’ poster. They were
all very happy to see her and
wanted to know about her cruise.
Mrs. Garvey, who substituted for
Mrs. Ruch, helped entertain ideas
for the poster.
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MRS. RUTKOSKI’'S SIXTH
GRADE READING CLASS is
involved in the ‘Book It” program
sponsored by Pizza Hut. The pro-
gram consists of sets of minimum
monthly required reading lists. On
reaching the set goal, the student is
awarded with a certificate for free
pizza from Pizza Hut. Students
chart their achievement on progress
charts. The hope of this program is
to encourage reading.
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MR. ABE SIMON, seventh-grade
math adviser, is using LOGO on the
Apple Ile to help with the under-
standing of geometry and task anal-
ysis and problem solving.
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GATE OF HEAVEN PTG HOLI-
DAY FAIR will be held Dec. 1 and
Dec. 2, in the school gym. On
Sunday it is from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.;
Monday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. There
are some beautiful crafts, delicious
food, Christmas baked goods, etc.
Come and bring a friend.
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STUDENTS OF THE WEEK :
Stephen Greger is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Greger of Dallas.
Stephen is the president of the
Student Council, an altar boy, and a
member of the basketball team.
Science is his favorite subject and
he enjoys soccer and baseball in the
sports area. Following graduation,
Stephen plans to attend college but
~ he is not quite sure what he will
pursue.
Tammy Gale is the daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Latosek and she
lives in Shavertown. Her favorite
sports are baseball and basketball.
Social studies and math are her
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Open House set
Bishop O'Reilly High School, Kingston, will host an open house for current eighth grade
students and their parents so that they may examine the west-side high school as an option for
next fall. In addition, current high school students who are considering transferring are
welcome. The program, which is set for Sunday afternoon, Dec. 8 at 1:30 p.m. will begin in the
gym, where Rev. Michael Piccola, Principal, will welcome parents and students, and introduce a
slide presentation about the school. Afterwards, student guides will conduct groups of parents
and students on a tour of the school, periodically stopping for demonstrations in the science
labs, language center, computer lab, and weight training center. Teachers and coaches will be
available to answer questions and to tell participants about academic and extra-curricular
programs at the school. The afternoon will conclude with a brief social in the cafeteria for
students, parents, teachers and administrators. Pictured above are some members of the
committee responsibile for arranging the open house. From left, seated, Leonard Lojewski,
Isabel Pisaneschi, and Sister Francis de Sales, RSM. Standing, Bernard Vinovrski, Bob
Pavalonis and Jim Lynch. Absent members of the committee are Claire Godfrey and Sister
Norita, IHM.
Queen crowned
The College Misericordia
Homecoming Queen and her
court were crowned during
Alumni Homecoming Week-
end at the Dallas campus:
Maria Pallante, homecoming
queen, was presented with a
bouquet of roses by college
President Joseph Fink. She
was escorted by Michael
Daley, at left. Pallante, a
senior history-pre-law major,
is the daughter of Francis
and Shirley Pallante, of
Westville, N.J. Daley, the
son of Carol and Elmer
Daley of Dallas, is a junior
English major.
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