Our Lady of Peace School
Lynbrook Honor Roll
LYNBROOK SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL
6th GRADE - HONOR ROLL
1ST MARKING PERIOD - 1989
Samantha Ackerman
Joseph Agruso
Sara Belfi
Robert Benedict
Kate Brocsky
Eric Carrano
Jena Costanzo
Elyse Cramer
Christopher Dombrowski
Meghan Duffy
Uri Epstein
Lisa Fico
Jason Fisher
Jonathan Gershon
Joshua Glick
Fara Gold
Meredith Goldberg
Elyse Gross
Panayiota Haniotis
Colleen Henshaw
Jessica Hoovler
Cari Kamen
Michael Kastin
Henry Kessler
Evan Kraut
Timothy Lapietra
Michael Lilley
Jason Lynch
Stacy Marino
Elizabeth Mautner
Lisa McGuire
John Mclnerney
Christian McLean
Laura Melucci
Holly Oestreich
Ellen Perrotta
Surojanie Persaud
Jessica Pinczewski
Jennifer Plotkin
Michael Ricciardi
Jennifer Richmond
Tricia Sanguino
David Schieren
Amie Schwartz
Amy Schwartz
Cory Skolnick
Matthew Solomon
Anthony Sparandara
Dennis Suh
Christopher Turitto
Donald Watson
Karl Weissert
Marlene Wohl
Ithan Zinn
ELECTRICAL SAFETY. Mr. Harry Fitch, Long Island
Lighting Co., presented a program on Electrical Safety to
the sixth graders at Lynbrook North Middle School on
November 16, 1989. His presentation included the use of
a model to demonstrate the electrical danger present to our
community.
East Rockaway Public Schools
Mystery Day
READING FUN. During the summer months all students
at OLP were required to read a number of books as well
as prepare reports on these books. A fine example of their
creative ability is Miss Palermo's fourth grade class. These
students found making diaramas a fun way to complete
their summer reading assignments. As you can see, they
did a great job on these three dimensional creations. Pictured
(back row) are Emilia Solinto and Jason DeVries. Submitted by Joanne Sansone 599-6169.
Sacred Heart
LYNBROOK SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL
7TH GRADE - HONOR ROLL
1ST MARKING PERIOD - 1989
Eric Bromberg
Anna Carey
Adam Cohen
Scott Cohen
Patricia Daly
Jeannine D'Angelone
Meredith Davies
James Dombrowski
Stella Drivas
Joshua Eisinger
Kurt Ezagui
Mariana Fernandez
Kimberly Gold
Alison Goodman
Edward Hornstein
Dana Isaacs
Mary Jankus
Jordan Kanter
Mark Keating
Amy Kim
Edward Kolman
Jill Lapides
Jennifer Leary
Michele Lombardo
Richard MacLeish
Jennifer Marasco
Gregory McCavera
Mary McVay
Stacy Nettleton
Danielle Nicotra
Ellen Petrakis
Christopher Puglisi
Wittney Rachlin
Jason Reichenberg
Vanessa Reilly
Eric Robinson
Andrew Rosenbloom
Gina Sanguino
Dory Tilker
Dana Toor
Erin Townsend
Peter Traversa
Jerry Tung
Louis Vetter
Grace Wang
Adrienne Wecksell
Mark Wu
Robyn Yaker
MYSTERY DAY. It was "Mystery Day" recently in the
sixth grade at the Rhame Avenue Annex. The boys and
girls in Mrs. Bown's class entertained each other with the
mysteries they had read. Dramatizations with sound effects
and videos kept all on the edge of their seats. '*Murder
She Wrote** may have competition! Corinne Saar, Renee*
Andreachio, Christina Hoerning, Allison Richards and
Melissa Sultana.
SACRED HEART SCHOOLS LEARN FIRE SAFETY:
Joseph Pollaci of East Rockaway, a third grader at Sacred
Heart Seminary in Hempstead (right) learns fire safety from
volunteers of the Nassau County Fire Service Academy,
on their fire Safety House Trailer, (an educational tool
designed to provide students with both a safe and positive
learning experience). Pictured are: Veronica Reed; Andreas
Michaelides; Christopher Rosenblatt; Joseph Pollaci.
Fund Raiser
LYNBROOK SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL
8TH GRADE - HONOR ROLL
1ST MARKING PERIOD -1989
Allison Bailin
Timothy Barrett
Juneen Belknap
Hillary Berman
Deborah Bozzone
Maria Braverman
Cheryl Bucci
Kathleen Carolan
Ellen Cohen
Laura Contratti
Derek Dorn
Amanda Fischer
Jeremy Fischer
Alison Folliard
Andrea Freifelder
Emily Frohlick
Joshua Geisler
Allison Glickman
Lauren Grover
Alison Hirshman
Christine Hourican
David Jones
Janette Kim
Adrienne Klimas
Jessica Lynch
Vincent Madonna
Nancy Margolies
Scott Masciello
William Mautner
Michael McLean
Nicole Mogavero
Gregory O'Neill
Barry Peerless
Wayne Price
Nancy Regan
Young Rhee
Brian Rost
Jeffrey Rothlein
Brian Scala
Alison Schwartz
Heather Slattery
Maryn Sloane
Lana Solomon
Susan Taub
Hally Tishler
Russell Turner
Angela Watson
James Wohl
Matthew Yosca
Ricky Zinn
This is an alphabetical list of those who have attained
an average of 85.5 and above in all subjects. Anyone having
a mark below 65 in any subject, or a 7 in the performance
report is not given honor recognition. A similar list will
be prepared at the end of every marking period and sent
home to the student whose name appears on the list.
Christmas Fan
Cover the back of a 4 " paper
gold doily with glue. Glue it to the
center of a 6 " white paper doily;
gently smooth out and let dry.
Cut out one-third of the doily.
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FUND RAISERS. Rhame Avenue students participated
in a Chick Naming Contest to raise money for the American
Red Cross Earthquake Relief Fund. A total of $91.80 was
riased, and ten baby chicks were named. Winning student
names include: Scott Tortorici - Sneezy, Craig Cittadino
- Fluffy,Tony Coffield - Tuby, AnneTreglia-Midnight, Jami
Castado - Snoozy, Kimberly Belkin - Sweetie, Patrick
Schaefer - Dopey, Michael Beauchese - Jeri. Jennifer Cerulli
& Nicole Kenny - Sara, Katy Burris - Chickadee. Holding
their chicks are Anne Tr^ia, Jami Castaldo, Kimberly
Belkin and Tony Coffield.
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Pleat the other two-thirds with fanpleats, using the points of the
doily's edge as a guide.
Cut off 'A" at the folded point.
Puncture a hole through all the
layers with a sharp needle.
Slip a spiral paper clip ('A" diameter) through the needle holes.
Tie a ribbon into a bow on the
paper clip. Tie a ribbon loop to
the paper clip to hang the Ian by.
Cut the stems off close to the
flowers. Dip the back of a rose in
glue and glue in place at the base
of the fan. Glue smaller flowers
around the rose. Hand the fans on
the Christmas tree or use for other
decorations.
First a Friend...Then a Host"
Friendship and hospitality are fine qualities for hosts
during this holiday season...so long as friendship comes
first.
That was the warning
issued today by Police Chief
Joseph Lauriano of the Lynbrook Police Department.
In cooperation with the
Automobile Club of New
York's a n n u a l " F i r s t A
Friend...Then A H o s t "
safety campaign, the Chief
reminded holiday hosts not
to push highballs - or any
kind of intoxicating drink - on guests who will be
driving. He recommended
substituting coffee, soft
drinks and dessert for cocktails ~ at least an hour before
the end of the party.
" T h i s gives drivers a
longer break before getting
behind the wheel," said the
Chief. "It is also helpful to
serve rich foods that help
both to moderate the effects
of drinking and to reduce the
amount of alcohol guests
might otherwise consume to
stay with the party,"
He also suggested that
hosts should make a special
effort to arrange transportation home for guests who
have overindulged.
In stressing the danger of
driving under the influence
of alcohol, the Chief said
that real hospitality fulfilled
the traditional holiday wish
of "many happy returns" by
helping guests get home
safely.