BROOKHAVEN'S NEWEST OfeNS ITS DOORS - Brookhaven Supervisor Charles R. Dominy cotthe tape to open the recently-completed building of the Long Island Nuclear Services located in theBellport Industrial Park last Friday. Joining In the ceremonies were, left to right, George Schryver,insurance consultant; Executive Secretary of Suffolk County Industrial Commission John Stevenson;Supervisor Dominy; Oliver Townsend. chairman of the State Office for Atomic Development; BellportLeague of Women Voters chairman of Local Agenda Committee, Mrs. J. Wesley Springhorn, Jr.;Brookhaven Town Industrial Commissioner Stuart Gracey; Long Island Nuclear Services PresidentJohn La Grua; and Steven Schryver, another insurance consultant. —Maple Leaf Photo Service

PJHS Honor Roll IssuedNorth School :

A total of 42 students inPatchogue Junior High School(North School) were placed on theHonor roll (average of 90% andabove) for the report card periodending April 5. Of this total,the freshman class has 25, theeighth grade 7, and the seventhgrade 10 pupUs listed.

The three highest ranking stu-dents In the freshman class forthis period are Yvonne White,94; DeWitt Davies, 93.60; andDominick Andrisani, 92.80.

A total of 208 students wereplaced on the credit list (aver-ages of 80 per cent to 90 percent for the report card periodending April 5. Of this total,the freshman class has 55, theeighth grade 90 and the seventhgrade 63 pupils listed.

FRESHMAN RANKING LISTOn the Freshman Ranking List

are Yvonne White, 94; DeWittDavies, 93.60; Dominick Andri-sani, 92.80; Margaret Taber,92.40; Patricia Kiernan, 92;Katheryn Tobltsch, 92; FrankSalamona, 91.40; John Lom-bard!, 91; Jeanne Logan, 90.40;Nancy Breen, 90.40; KathleenRusso, 89.40; Thomas Gibbons,89.40; Carole Brucla, 89; LouisFederico, 89; Joanne Hart, 88.80;Nancy Ward, 88.60; Ann Ulshafer,88.60; Victoria Kutusha, 88.40;Safarina Bongo, 88.20; DnvidRose, 88.20; Karen Kleinman,87.60; CaroleeAckerman, 87.40;Cheryl Yarrington, 87; WilliamFichtner, 86.80; and PatriciaMeyer, 86.80.

FRESHMAN CREDIT LISTOn the Freshman Credit List

are:Art Room - Donald Forbes-

87.40; Raymond HoIz-86.80;Joseph Tracz-85.20; CamUleAgnese-86.60; Kathleen Vaughn-82.00; George Sevarin-80.20;Carolyn Tamblin-80.00.

Room 20 - Judith Messier-86.40; Stephen Reaver-86.20;

Martin Meretti-86.00; MaryBarbato-85.60; Barbara Tnom-as-84.60; Martha Perlstein-84.40; Harlan Schantz - 83.20;Catherine Odwazna-82.00.

Room 24 - Kenneth Dandato-84.20; Helen Vollkosmer - 82.80;Phyllis Ries-82.00.

Room 25 - Deborah Matsunaye-86.60; Starr Miranda-86.40; TomParsons-86.00; Sharon Reln-hardt-84.20; Lucille Scarablno-84.20; Bruce Weld-84.20; JonFrisende-84.00; Kathy King-82.20; BodoKenlezny-80.00;TomMcGovern-80.00.

Room 35 - Donald O'Donneil-86.20; Mary Koslow-84.80; RoseDiSarlo-84.60; Bonnie Gneuks-83.00; Paul Donadio-81.20; MarieOlsen-81.00.

Room 36 - Linda Watts-86.60;Linda Mongognla-84.00; BarbaraRapalje-83.20; Jeffrey Silabe-82.80.

Room 37 - Richard Derby-85.20; EUzabeth Burden-84.60;Joan Cassel-84.00; CharlesMolocynik-83.60; Louis Pug-Uese-83.40; John Flguiera-81.40; Marilyn Perry-81.20;Christina Zeikowskl-80.60.

Room 42 -Dale Johnson-85.80;Peter Schwab-85.60; JamesGuerasio-85.20; Susan Sclacca-85.00; Marie Harris-84.00; Mar-garet Macres-82.20; PatriciaMarlo-81.80; Edmond Schlitz-81.00; Phyllis Beck-80.20.EIGHTH GRADE HONOR ROLLOn the Eighth Grade Honor RoU

are students obtaining an averageof 90 percent and above in all thesubjects with no failures or in-complete marks: Carol Bongo,Bonny Cheskin, Marie Christen-sen, Anthony Deagro, GeorgeHesm, Thomas E. Johnson,Paul Silban.EIGHTH GRADE CREDIT LIST

On the Eighth Grade CreditList are students obtaining anaverage of , 80 to 89 percent Inall the subjects with no failures

or incomplete marks: AlexanderAUan, John Andrisaml, BerylAntonio, Arthur Bealler , EdwinBecht, Barbara Bickford, GeraldBolton, Walter Brandes, LindaBrown, Benedict Brucla, JohannaCaggiano, David Cantor, CarolynCavella, Chester Corvellino,Victor C layman, Catherine Cof-fey, Andrew Deal, Joan De-LaVergne, Kathleen Eckman,Anne Efstratlon, Arthur Egan,Albert Ellis, Anne Farrell, Eve-lyn Federkiel, Christine Felici-ano, Frederick Foley, SusanFrasher, Ton! Freygang. DanielFurlang, Paul Gianetto, NancyGiannottl, Susan Guardlano, Ed-ward Haas, Cheryl Habel, Kath-leen Hanlgin, Diane Harold, DavidHildreth, Anthony Howland,Carolyn Huthman, ChristineJanus s, Robert Johnson, JoanneKentoffie, Robin Kern, RoyKnoechel, Runald Krawczyk,Linda Larsen, GaU Lento, DianneLettierl, NeU Lichtrnan, RichardLombard!, Joseph Lucas, DavidMcDowell, Jacqueline McMullen,Joan Mangiolomini, PatriciaMartin, Michael Matty, JoanMercer, Patricia Mulhall, RogerNamecek, Gregory Newham,Alice Nudo, Janice Olt, KevinParrls, Evelyn Payne, RichardPeck, Bruce Pedrick, GaU Perry,Celeste Rinaldl, Anthony Salvo,Patricia Schumpf, Linda Schurr,Michele Scott, Virginia Sharlun,Lynn Southard, Francine Specter,GaU StUl, John Suhrhoff, ThomasSweda, John Tafe, Phyllis Terry,Nancy Toner, Anastasia Tyrka,Joan Tysz, Patricia Wagner, JoanWaldman, Patricia Ward, RhondaWhite, Carolyn Williams, RobertYarrington, Linda Zebrowski.SEVENTH GRADE HONOR ROLL

On the Seventh Grade HonorRoU are students obtaining anaverage of 90 percent and abovein all the subjects with no fail-ures or incomplete marks:Richard Cohen, Paul Fishier,Robert Figueria, Robert Fried-man, Frederick Lublt MayO'Came, Susan Recchio, Bar-bara Saudo, Marc Schwartz, GaryWeU.

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PATCHOGUE SENIOR HIGHOn AprU 22 , a group of Patch-

ogue High School science studentsparticipated in a lecture-demon-stration at Erasmus Hall HighSchool in Brooklyn. The students

were William Browning, HaroldHasting, Phillip Holz and DanielReed. They were accompanied byRichard Caliendo and RusseUWygand.

The subject of the lecture dealtwith one oi the earliest experi-ments in nuclear physics, per-formed by Lord Rutherford inthe early l900's. Itwas presentedby Dr. George J. Goldsmith as thefirst of a three-part series, spon-sored by the David Sarnoff Re-search Center Division of theRadio Corporation of America.

This was only one of severaldozen lecture-demonstrationspresented each week In four NewYork City Schools under the spon-sorhlp of the Sarnoff Laboratoryat Princeton, N.J. Patchogue andseveral other Long Island HighSchools participated at the re-quest of the Sarnoff Center, inorder to acquaint the studentsand science personnel with theprogram, which is being con-sidered for institution at the highschool next year.

Edmund W. Tuton, principal ofPatchogue Senior High School,announces that Union College inSchenectady has granted scholar-ships to Frederick W. Davies,Jr., Joseph C. Valentine, Jr.,and WUUam D. Toth. These stu-dents were awarded this scholar-ship for their fine academic andextra-curricular records whUein secondary school.

The following students wereaccepted at college: MitchellTurner, New Paltz; Linda Four-ney, Santa Barbara University;Frederick Davies, Jr., State Uni-versity, Stony Brook; Harold W.Rockwell , State CoUege of For-estry at Syracuse; Sydelle Raffe,Alfred University; Walter Holz-warth, C.W. Post CoUege; Vin-cent DeCerbo, Salem College;

Peter Silhan, University of Vir-ginia, Charlottsville , Va.; FrankMazzeo, Suffolk County Commu-nity College; Victoria Natale ,Suffolk Community College;Carol Tracz, Syracuse Univer-sity; Jason Allen , C.W. PostCollege; John Hare, State Uni-versity Agricultural and Tech-nical Institute, Farmingdale;Geri Merkin, Simmons College,Mass.; Susan Secular, State Uni-versity, Stony Brook; Harold

Hastings, Yale University andBrown University; Judith Mac-Donald, Skidmore; Patricia Shan-del, Syracuse University; LucieTucker, Barnard .College andVassar; Jil l O'Brien, WheatonCollege: Mark Novick , IthacaCollege. lantha Smith has beenaccepted by the Women's AirForce.

Recently Geri Merkin, PatriciaShandel, ,Anne Sharlun, BarbaraVignato, Linda Tabatchnik, Suz-

anne Meyer, Jill O'Brien, Pat-ricia Harris , Fred Davies,Harold Hastings and Joseph Val-entine, all members of thePatchogue Chapter of the Na-tional Honor Society, went on atrip to New York City. Theyvisited the United Nations andRadio City. They were accom-panied by their advisors.

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