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Thursday, April 5, 1962 Tonawanda NEWS Page 5

267 of Niagara-Wheatfield Win Places on Honor Roll The names of 267 Niagara-

Wheatfield Junior-Senior High School pupils appear on the March honor roll released by Principal Richard 'Eden this week.

There are 82 pupils on t i e high honor roll and 185 on the regular honor roll.

Twelfth grade pupils on the list

Hi*! Honor BriU: Naomi Caldwell, David Dtmann, John CaMta*. Jeanne Convent, Marsha Dr.pldn, Mar­tha Gerby, Andrea Gibbs, Diane Haseley, Karen Healy. Edele Mar-zahl, Judith, McKie, Bonnie Moeller, Patricia Palmer, Jerldlth Peterson, Barbara Scott. Mark Schultz. Sara Sutera and Beverly Ziemendorf.

Honor Boll: Sharon, Alderman, Bunty Baldwin, Sandra Bergholtz,

Georfla Britton, William Camann, Joanna Christian, Marian Coble, Barry Curclo, Peter Cuione Jr., Karen Eustice. Nancy Fischer, Car­ole Gall, Jerry George, Mary Lou Harrington, Sandra Hogg, Sharon Jackson, Douglas. Johnson.

Martin Johnson, David K e l l y , Sharon Kroening, Cecelia Panessa, Sharon Phillips. Mary Lou Piegnet, Barbara Pupaduch, Ray Sessman, Carol Snyder. Annette Vanderllp, Donald Wadsworth, Dorothy Walck, Nancy Walck, Barbara Wallace and Elizabeth Williams.

Eleventh graders on the 1st are:

High Honor Roll: Diane England, Karen Haseley, .Barbara Mueller, Nellie Salerno, Sharon Shea. Joanne Thlemecke and Jeanne Yarnall.

Honor Roll: Sharon Ains worth, Maxim Beutel, Bonnie Bryner,

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Ruth Camann, Leslie Christian, Marie Cornelius, Sharyn Curley, Jane DuBois, Donna Fogg, Larry Grandin, Kay Hamilton, B l a i n e Harrington, Judith Harvey, Dale Ja-gow. Margaret Kernan, Natalie Kratts. Diane Lemke, Sandra Ptas-nick, Rosalie Reele, Brian Rolph, Carol Satteiberg, Douglas Sattel-berg, James Smyth, Elizabeth Treichler, Judy Troyer, Ruby Wendt, Alan West, Harris Wienke, John Wirth and Charlotta Zimmerman. ,

Tenth graders are: High Honor BaB: Stanley Awra-

mik, Bonnie CalMns, Victoria Carl-sou, Mary Coniglio, Joyanne Gon­zalez. Ruth Handley, Donna Horack, Donna Keller, Ceclle Krawcayk, Bet­ty KroMck. Linda Lewis, Wilma Mc-Culloch. Jerilyn Misener, Candace Mueller, Sheila Overhlser, Patricia Perusse, Patricia Potter, E l l e n Reld, Karen Stieg. Charles Wagner and Linda Wurl.

Honor Roll: Donald Brown, Sali­nas Brown, Rosemary Cerrillo, Dan Dietrich, Michael Dimond. Kathy Doak, Curtis Heuer, Dana Heuer, Sidney Hubbard. Antoinette Hubo-nette, Daniel Jagow, Sharon Jagow. Robert King, Patricia Lemke. Jan­ice Little, Gloria Malinowskl, Mi­chael Micinowski, Karen Moll, Wil­liam Nykvist, Joanne Proefrock, Rachel Rabe, Barbara Reele, Rich­ard Samborski, Cathy Shattuck, Rudy Skoff and Norman Woodward.

Ninth grade pupils on the list are:

High Honor Roll: Michael Ca­mann, Una KubacW, Kathy Manz. Dennis Moore, John Sarvey, Chris­tine Struzik, Ian Taddeo and Kath­leen Wallace.

Honor BoU: Kathryn Baker, Keith Camann, Maureen Camann, Sue Ca-mann. Chervil Chupka, Colleen Fer-chen, Barbara Fraser, Roger Ger­by, Jeff Girard, Nanette Hartley, Joyce Haseley, Kay Hobba, Sandra Houser, Sharon Keller.

Sharon Lelner, James Leveson, Beverly Moll, Nancy Myers, Rebec­ca Riley, Kathie Rimer, Carol Sola-day, Linda Schultz, Kathleen Sten-zel, Kent Stenzel, Rozanna Stepa-nowicz, Mary Lou Stoelting, Sharon Shaw. Linda Tldwell and Charles Treichler.

Eighth graders are: High Honor Roll: Timothy Car­

lisle, Nancy DeVantier, Kathleen Dormer, Sharon Eggleston, Claire Frericks. Mary Girard, Joseph Mu-rawskl, Jean Newbold, Rebecca Pal-merton, Judy Skurski. Diane Vogel and Jane Wager.

Honor RoU: Larry Bones. Yvonne Brej, Merrill Cook, William Drury, Elaine Garver, Joseph Guthrie, Kathy Hunter. Sally Kirk. Colleen Levtoe^ Mary MihaUk- Nancy Mill*. vlUe, Dale Murray. James Nichols.

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Immunization Clinic

Slated in Wheatfield An immunization clinic for

Town of Wheatfield residents will be conducted from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. next Wednesday at the St Johnsburg Fire Hall.

Dr. S. J. Gross, town health of­ficer, will administer diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus shots to persons from 6 months to 20 years of age; diphtheria and tetanus booster shots for those from 9 to 20 years and polio in­jections for persons 0 months to 20 years.

Smallpox shots for persons of any age will be given.

Ronald Olivieri, VlcM Overhlser, Dennis Penessa, Leonard Sax. Ron­ald Schoenherr, Loretta Scholz, Su­san Scott, Walter Smith, Sheila Tad­deo, Davrd Treichler and P a u l Wendt.

Seventh graders on the list are: High Honor RoU: Michael Bluey,

James Bryan, Linda Carpenter, El­len Djrapkin, Larry Duncan, Susan Helna, Deborah Hoffman, Judy Ja-racek, James Lipa, Jill Leveson, Marie Orszulak, Alan Raymond, Da­vid Rosebaugh, Kathy Rotella. Eliz­abeth Sutera and Gregory Under­wood.

Honor RoU: Linda Atkinson, Kathy Besaw, Deborah Bierly, Jerry Blake, Linda Boone, Barbara Broeker, Car-olyn Campbell, Nancy Castiglione, Cheryl Cimini, Donna Cook, Ruth Copen. Joanne .COST, Keith Curtin, Jane Daly, Arlene deBlanc, Angela Digennaro, Sandra Dillon, Connie Dinant. Brenda Folmar, Patricia Ganshom, Mary Glandon, D i a n a Homiszczak, Donna Hurley, John Kornaker.

Philip Matthei, Debbie Mietlickl, Carol Malinowskl, * Raymond Mise­ner, Lennea Moore, Kathy Pagliari, Cressy Potter, Kathleen Pascoe, Sharon Powell, William Read, San-| dra Rotella, Rosetta Smouse, Karen Spring, Bruce Strassburg, Corrine Todd, Paul Torreano. Thomas Wal-zak, Theresa Warchocki, Patrick Williamson and Christine Young.

4 Children Die In Minor Fire LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - A

minor fire took the lives of four young children late Wednesday night while their parents were away from their housing-project apartment.

Found dead of suffocation in two smoke-filled bedrooms were the children of Mr. and Mrs. George Halloran—eight-month-old Barbara Jean, Gary Lynn, 2, Nancy Kay, 3, and James Thom­as, 4. The children were not burned.

Sgt, George Steinbergen of the Fire Prevention Bureau said all four apparently were victims of dense smoke that filled the apart­ment when a bed caught fire about 11:15 p.m.

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