Tbureday, February 16,1999 One Hundred Sixty-Three Earn Honors at Terrill The names of 163 students who earned Honor Roll standing during the second marking period at the Terrill Middle Schoolin Scotch Plains were announced this week. In the sixth grade, six children or 4.11 percent of the 146-member class were named to the Distinguished Honor Roll, which requires an "A"in alt subjects. Fifty-four children, or 36.99 per cent of the class, were named to the Honor Roll, which requires at least IT GOES THIS WAYl.-School Ooe Itrst grader Uura Percoco gtwa some tips (wo "A's," no grade lower than "B"in to Jumbo the Clown as she, Philip Assad, MarUa Bianco aod other classmates major subjects and at least "C" in study assembly line manufacturing, part of a presentation by DECA, the Scotch other subjects. Plalns-Fanwood high School's marketing association. In the seventh grade, 20 childrenor 13.25 per cent of the 151-member class, were named to the Distinguished Honor Roll and 43 children or 28.48 per cent of the class were named to the Honor Roll. In the eighth grade, nine children The deadline for the submission of or 6.38 per cent of the 141 •member Soroplimist International of the Greater Westfield Area is making applications is Wednesday, March I. class were named to the Distinguished available a Youth Citizenship Award The winner or winners will be pre- Honor Roll and 31 children or 21.99 sented the award at Awards Dinner to per cent of the class were named to to a graduating high school senior. This award is a merit scholarship be held on Wednesday, June 14, at the Honor Roll. SIXTH GMDE Restaurant in given in recognition of the outstand- L' Affaire HSTMQUHHED HONOR ROLL ing contributions made to the im- Mountainside. 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In the eighth grade, three children, or 2.33 per cent, o f the 129-mernber class were named to theDistinguished Honor Roll and IS children, or II.63 percent of the class, were named to the Honor Roll. StKTHOItADE DtBTWaUSWD HONOR ROLL SiraliAntHton AmaHrcoeo DUMM JtnnNirMo gta E l l a M h Twnc*o Shannon MeEnatly Kalhryii Wareh»l AMoon V t.orfi ff.fiuidfSh Fanvood Garvood WWtam O n u n m F M B ~ Qrt SmJteM HOlMtt tUWfcrt Ntedo^Koeh K fI KoCMV K VmmluKodctl EllnWMMI KVEHTHORAK DOTMQUISHED MOHOB jL TkMthvM JKtyntWn g JtMlctUMt CWftCipplo SEVENTH H U M HOttOflMU. JyfcLpwn Amy M M * VtnnlMlMwio Mfn Sumtcxyk Jiu«n tradtrsm HtekC hjmNCkdnMr KrMMFMtaa Diana Flto aWnr Ertn BOOTH QRAM nSTMOUISHED H0NM H U C«kttiCot»m»n UMYIOI CrWWiKun JUMtrwAMt Pwitamt IMUILMNM AirlhanvWal Andy CMn SriwComor An*wUn Jraki Lobnc* HdthMlkNily EOHTHMAOE HONOR ROLL ChrtrtntBroe* DavWBudd )<akMMI TanChm EHwDmttodn JtcqiMjyn Dmpwy JwaftUWn L i m n Hanatom Marching Band Parents Set Fund-Raiser for March 4 TheWestfield High School Marching Band Parents Association is sponsoring its annual fund-raiser, a 195O's Rock and Roll Dance, on Saturday, March 4. The event is being held to raise funds to provide scholarships for graduating high school seniors who have made a significant contribution to the band. The scholarship can be applied to the college of the rccipient'schoice. Over the years the Band Parents Association has awarded over 100 scholarships. Miss Linda King has been the band's music director for seven years and has taught in New Jersey for 11 years. The band has grown from 13 members to its current size of 60 and has won various awards including the slate championship in 1989. Since Miss King has joined the Westfield staff, she has expanded the program to include a Woodwind Ensemble and a Jazz Band. In addition to her directing credits, she has been offering comprehensive courses in concert band and music writing and arranging where the students compose their own pieces and record their work, in a studio. The affair will be held at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall in Clark. Tickets are now on sale at Westfield High School for S15 and wiil be $ 18 at the door. A live band, Satin and Cold, will be playing the rock and roll music of the 1950's. Sandwiches,. made by J & M Market, and beer and wine will be served. For further information, please call Miss King at Westfield High School at 789-4549 or Mrs. Pamela Treut at 654-6114. RICHARD J. 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"Bud" Booths, Jr. signed a proclamation designating February as Am erican History Month, ati me set apart to promote the study of American history. Present at the January 31 signing was Mrs. Kenneth P. Hoover, Historian for the Westfield Chapterof the Daughters of the American Revolution. "This is a time to reflect upon the great heritage of our nation's achieving the status of a great world power through the dedication of individuals who represent an influx, or people form nations throughout the world," a spokeswoman said. "American history is filled with significant events and stories of brave explorers and settlers who struggled to found a nation based on concepts of liberty and opportunity. American citizens should remember the importance of freedom, equality, justice and humanity in our daily lives," she added. 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