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souThwoRcJs Maine Township High School South

Vol. 24

NEWSBRIEFS Mar. 22

Southfcst '«S at 7;30 PM.

Mar. 23

.Souihfest '88

Project Big—Representatives from a wide field of careers ranging from bcauticiaiis to lawyers will be at Maine East at 7 PMiQlalktostudenB. Mar. 25

Marlin Swim Show at 7 PM.

Mar. 26

Marlin S wim SliQW at 7 PM.

Mar. 27

Marlin Swim Show ai 2 PM.

Marlins show Pizzazz The MarUn Swim Club is preparing for their aimual show entitled Pizzazz. Practices began in January for each act, such as afloatingnumber, two stroking acts, and a new members' act choreographed by Ms. Dawn Butler, the club sponsor, who stated that "this group of new members is among the most talented we've ever had." The club officers also choreographed acts, like Flying High by Amy DeGrazio, the Show Chairperson. Other officers are Karen Van Spankeren, President; and Kristen Kimura, Assistant Show Chair. Performances by past members include four duets by Kathryn Oberheide and Kristina Algminas, Jenny Apida and Jenny Miller, Kristen Kimura and Carolyn Riedel, and Leslie Shewfelt and Amy Zeman. Solos this year will be given by Amy DeGrazio and Karen Van Spankeren. A lot of hard work, long hours, and dedication have gone into the show, and all members are hoping for the best performance possible. Pizzazz will be held March 25, 26, and 27 at 7:00 PM on Friday and Saturday, and 2:00 PM on Sunday. Tickets are three dollars each and can be purchased at the door or from any Marlin member.

Contest Speaker team wraps up season Saturday, February 27, signaled the end of this year's Contest Speaker's season. This year's team proved to be one of the most successful editions in many years. The team consisted of 3 fi-eshmen— Matt Krause, Chris Sosnowski, and Joe Funk; 5 sophomores—Charis Runnels, Dawn Gillespie, Mary Morman, Greg Harrington, and Laurie Lutzer; 2 juniors—^Tricia Callahan and Jan Waldron; and 5 seniors—Andrew Kohl, Greg Miner, Kevin McAlhaney, Jeff Hennessey, and Jenine Smith, Captain. The team was able to fill 10 out of 12 events. The team began its winning streak early with place winners at Fremd, the first tournament of the year that the team attended. The team gained momentum throughout the rest of the year and in post-season competition was able to really shine. Highlights of this year included 3 second place Regional titles—Tricia Callahan in Prose Reading, Kevin McAlhaney in Radio Sjjeaking, and Jan Waldron in Humerous Interpretation—and 2 first place Regional titles—Jenine Smith in Verse Reading and Andrew Kohl and Jan Waldron in HDA (Humorous Duet Acting). This season ended at SCOTIE, tournament of champions, with Andrew and Jan taking 6 superior ratings out of eight in HDA and 2 out of 5 in Impromptu Duet Acting; and Jenine taking straight superiors in verse. A Contest Speakers is a comf>etitional organization for speech and drama. The performers compete weekly in 12 categories: Radio Speaking, Special Occasion Speaking, Original Oratory, Oratorical Declamation, Prose Reading, Verse Reading, Extemporanious Speaking, Original Comedy, Dramatic Interpretation, Humorous Interpretation, Dramatic Duet Acting, and Hiunorous Duet Acting. For more information about Contest Speakers contact team coach Ms. Krista Clarke.

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Marlin Officers Amy DeGrazio, Karen Van Spankeren, and Kristen Kimura will be featured in this year's synchronized swim show, PUzazZ'

Students of Feb. named S tudents of the month for February were named recently. Listed by department, they are: Art: Michael Heidkamp, Andrew Irvine, Phil Lo Sasso Business Education: Barbara Emery, Jennifer Fugiel, Christopher Johnson, John Kujak, Todd Sigg, Kevin Waden Driver Education: Julie Brady, Collette Sedivy, Joseph Curcio, Dana Lockwood English: Paul Anton, Colleen Aylward, Vincent Blank, Beth Buckley, Andrew Crawford, Eric DeWitt, Nicole Difino, Jamie Hagedom, Joanna Helfogt, Jason Ichen, Krystyna Lenart, Lisa Pfeiffer, Victoria Slaughter, William Stmad, Diane Worobec, Patricia Harris Foreign Language: Douglas Beaumont, Michael Burzawa, Jean Dalesandro, James Dunn, Debbie Eckberg, David Edsey, Krista Heitzman, James Saisakom, MelissaThomley, Cynthia Wilk Health: Brad Pawlowski Home Economics: Amy Meyer, Kathryn Metzinger, Teresa S track, Christine Colucci, Christine Goble Industrial Education: Robert Shirley, Joseph Schwartz, Joseph Wohrstein Mathematics: Tim Brieske, Catherine Ciprian, Colleen Durack, Valeria Gubenko, Katherine Kamezis, Carmella Mulvihill, Armette Pappas, Julie Pfaff, James Saisakom, Lauren Siragusa, Jeffery Szwaya, Maria Castro

Physical Education: (girls) Annette Siwiec, JenniferWamo, Megan Maloney, Janet Simonsen, Sandra Soeder, Chris Ann Komosa, Kristen AltobeUi (boys) William Barker, David Szalczynski, Tony Kamezis, Bert Anton, Graham McNally Music: Jennifer Feiter Science: Miklos Bozzay, Bormie Duncan, Debbie Eckberg, Amy Ettswold, Nancy Hua, Robert Larson, Krystyna Lenart, Janine Marcuccilli, Mira Park, Laura Potter Social Science: Tony Capozzoli, Andrew Hovland, Linda Munro, Jennifer Skomasa, Geriaim Galas Speech/Drama: Scott Teipe

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