2A - Pacific Grove-Pebble Beach Tribune, March 21,1979 MPC hosts - theater 7LT-- i. y Local students compete for achievement awards festival ./..I pacifie Grove and Robert Louis Stevenson students will take part in the Monterey Peninsula College One- Act Play Festival for high school drama students, March 30 on the Main Stage 34 of the MPC Theatre. ructor _Het£t__._--L__ t>2 # 0 · 1 t 3=41. - Three Pacific Grove High School students have been selected to com- pete in Bank of America's 1979 Achievement Awards program, Principal Donald Curley announced last week. : These top-ranking students and their » 0 study fields are Thomas C. Woolman, liberal arts; Janie L. Rappold, fine arts; and Donna L. Murphy, vocational arts. * In addition, 11 other seniors received 1. certificates of merit for superior performance in specific study fields: In art, Neil Ray Bonner; drama, kyl Andrew Philpot; in music, Joseph D. T. · • Vu; English, David Stevens; foreign languages, Robert Dean Nite; social studies, Sheree Joy Houck; laboratory science, Elisabeth R. Scott; mathematics, Bruce Watkins; business, Lori Ann Runkle; home economies, 1)ennise Bathazar; and trades and industrial, Brian T. Speverer. The top-ranking seniors, who each receive a personally engraved plague, will compete March 28 with students from neighboring high schools. Judging at this zone event will be conducted by a panel of educators and business and community leaders, and will be based on written compositions, group discussions, scholarship, and civic and school activities. First place winners in this event then advance to the regional finals, Second and third place zone winners in each field receive $100 and $75 respectively. In the finals, zone winners will compete for top prizes of $2,000, $1,000 and $750. All other finalists receive $500. RLS students compete Two Robert Louis Stevenson School students have been chosen to compete in the Bank of America Program, too. The top-ranking students are Suzanne Shimek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Joe Shimek II of Monterey, in the field of Science and Mathematics and Christopher Totten, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Totten of Pebble Beach, in the Liberal Arts. Twelve other RLS seniors will receive certificates of merit for out- standing achievement in specific fields. Buyers and sellers... Check today's Want Ads /e High School 1 March 30. John 11 present at the Brennan, David Beals, Andy Philpot (held), Susanna Miller and Karen Miner are in the final scene of the Saroyan play. (Photo by Geoff Cathers) lain Jr. High incidents Prices effective March 21 thru March 24, 1979 he added. The real problem was a good grapevine, Plowman said. The number of students expected jumped from two or three to a busload. As it turned out, only two Fremont students were in- volved, and they never came to Pacific Grove. A phone call by Kilmartin to Fremont Vice-Principal Iva MeDuffy stopped the plan. The student who brought the nunehaka sticks had been in no trouble before and said he did it "just to be cool," Plowman said. (Nunchaka sticks are weapons used in the marshall arts and consist of two sticks joined by a chain. The boy had only one such weapon in his locker.) As for the gun, the barrel was blocked and it had no pin, Plowman said. The police destroyed the boy's weapons and the school suspended him for three days. "I understand he was a icit-ojewobtio-12.2.2fLZ,1- structions on delivering the money. Plowman and Kilmartin are con- vinced the firecracker was not related to the bomb threats. The girl who set it off was found immediately and ad- mitted that she had done it. Other students had seen her light it. The attendance clerk said the girl was not the same person who had called in the bomb threat, and her teacher verified thal she had been in class when the threat was received. The girl had been in no serious trouble before, P]owman said. She was suspended for five days. During the four years he has been at I'GJH, the school has averaged about four incidents a year that required a police report, Kilmartin said. In those four years 2,000 students have at- tended the school, but no more than three have gone' all the way through the juvenile system. ecord. Oven Ready $109 MEAT LOAF ...... -. -, .......... Center Cut PORK CHOPS...... PORK STEAK ................... 0 79 Country Style SPARE RIBS....................,...$169 Platter Style SLICED BACON ................179 Regular GROUND BEEF ... 149 Choice j Local Red E_DELICIOUS _aa., , OCR Text: 2A - Pacific Grove-Pebble Beach Tribune, March 21,1979 MPC hosts - theater 7LT-- i. y Local students compete for achievement awards festival ./..I pacifie Grove and Robert Louis Stevenson students will take part in the Monterey Peninsula College One- Act Play Festival for high school drama students, March 30 on the Main Stage 34 of the MPC Theatre. ructor _Het£t__._--L__ t>2 # 0 · 1 t 3=41. - Three Pacific Grove High School students have been selected to com- pete in Bank of America's 1979 Achievement Awards program, Principal Donald Curley announced last week. : These top-ranking students and their » 0 study fields are Thomas C. Woolman, liberal arts; Janie L. Rappold, fine arts; and Donna L. Murphy, vocational arts. * In addition, 11 other seniors received 1. certificates of merit for superior performance in specific study fields: In art, Neil Ray Bonner; drama, kyl Andrew Philpot; in music, Joseph D. T. · • Vu; English, David Stevens; foreign languages, Robert Dean Nite; social studies, Sheree Joy Houck; laboratory science, Elisabeth R. Scott; mathematics, Bruce Watkins; business, Lori Ann Runkle; home economies, 1)ennise Bathazar; and trades and industrial, Brian T. Speverer. The top-ranking seniors, who each receive a personally engraved plague, will compete March 28 with students from neighboring high schools. Judging at this zone event will be conducted by a panel of educators and business and community leaders, and will be based on written compositions, group discussions, scholarship, and civic and school activities. First place winners in this event then advance to the regional finals, Second and third place zone winners in each field receive $100 and $75 respectively. In the finals, zone winners will compete for top prizes of $2,000, $1,000 and $750. All other finalists receive $500. RLS students compete Two Robert Louis Stevenson School students have been chosen to compete in the Bank of America Program, too. The top-ranking students are Suzanne Shimek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Joe Shimek II of Monterey, in the field of Science and Mathematics and Christopher Totten, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Totten of Pebble Beach, in the Liberal Arts. Twelve other RLS seniors will receive certificates of merit for out- standing achievement in specific fields. Buyers and sellers... Check today's Want Ads /e High School 1 March 30. John 11 present at the Brennan, David Beals, Andy Philpot (held), Susanna Miller and Karen Miner are in the final scene of the Saroyan play. (Photo by Geoff Cathers) lain Jr. High incidents Prices effective March 21 thru March 24, 1979 he added. The real problem was a good grapevine, Plowman said. The number of students expected jumped from two or three to a busload. As it turned out, only two Fremont students were in- volved, and they never came to Pacific Grove. A phone call by Kilmartin to Fremont Vice-Principal Iva MeDuffy stopped the plan. The student who brought the nunehaka sticks had been in no trouble before and said he did it "just to be cool," Plowman said. (Nunchaka sticks are weapons used in the marshall arts and consist of two sticks joined by a chain. The boy had only one such weapon in his locker.) As for the gun, the barrel was blocked and it had no pin, Plowman said. The police destroyed the boy's weapons and the school suspended him for three days. "I understand he was a icit-ojewobtio-12.2.2fLZ,1- structions on delivering the money. Plowman and Kilmartin are con- vinced the firecracker was not related to the bomb threats. The girl who set it off was found immediately and ad- mitted that she had done it. Other students had seen her light it. The attendance clerk said the girl was not the same person who had called in the bomb threat, and her teacher verified thal she had been in class when the threat was received. The girl had been in no serious trouble before, P]owman said. She was suspended for five days. During the four years he has been at I'GJH, the school has averaged about four incidents a year that required a police report, Kilmartin said. In those four years 2,000 students have at- tended the school, but no more than three have gone' all the way through the juvenile system. ecord. Oven Ready $109 MEAT LOAF ...... -. -, .......... Center Cut PORK CHOPS...... PORK STEAK ................... 0 79 Country Style SPARE RIBS....................,...$169 Platter Style SLICED BACON ................179 Regular GROUND BEEF ... 149 Choice j Local Red E_DELICIOUS _aa., , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Central,352 Central,352 CENTRAL_015.pdf,352 CENTRAL_015.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 352 CENTRAL_015.PDF, 352 CENTRAL_015.pdf 1 Page 1