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Our reporting on education is just one of the reasons why.Get The Phoenixdelivered right toyour mailbox everyweek. Use thecoupon on Page TwoRead The Phoenix Every WeekFor Award-Winning Coverage ofReal Estate and Business NewsRated Best in New York State in 1985l or Coverage of Business andEconomic NewsBy the NY State Press AssociationP.S. 369 Honors GraduatesThe James D. Lawrence School, P.S. 369,held its graduation exercises June 17 and the30 graduating boys were addressed by jazzpianist Randy Weston. Among their honoredguests were Dr. Paul Smith, the new minister%u2014 :%u2014 r n ,..%u2014 u r>-----u . %u00abu t u i u i u o t i i u j u j v u i o n g u u i u i u i u i u v i u j uHeights.Many students received awards at thistime. Among those recognized for theirachievements were: Shannon Jefferson, receiving the Carrie Raynor Service Award;Elton Bracey, receiving the Martin LutherKing Award; Derek Carter, Elton Bracey,Vincent Edwards and Daniel Caban, receiving Scholarship Awards; Gilberto Santiago,the Science Award; Carlos Torres, WilliamGordon, Shannon Jefferson and Carlos Vargas, Most Improved Awards; and HowardRoeback the Student Leadership Award.Mrs. Mary Quinones was the recipient of theParent Leadership Award.310 Lawyers Are GraduatedBrooklyn Law School held its 85th Commencement Exercises m i June 23 at LincolnCenter%u2019s Avepr Fisher Hall. The 310 studentsreceiving their Juris Doctor degrees were addressed by United States Court of AppealsJudge A. Leon Higginbottom who spoke tothe graduates and their guests on %u201cValuesand the Law.%u201d He received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Brooklyn LawSchool for his distinguished record of publicservice and for his contributions to legalscholarship.Alumnus and Professor Alfred Hill also received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree atthe commencement. Professor Hill receivedhis LL.B. degree from Brooklyn Law Schoolin 1941, and has been Simon H. Rifkind Professor of Law at Columbia University Schoolof Law since 1975.City Tech Honors StudentsA special June 5 Honors Convocation atNew York City Technical College will singleout several local students for their academicachievement and community service.They include: Jose Benitez of Clinton Ave.,a Human Services graduate receiving theMurray J. Chwat Human Services MemorialAward and the Pedro Rolanda Ortiz Scholarship; Donna Cannon of 12th St., anAutomotive Technology graduate, receivingthe Larry Needleman Award; Seventh Ave.resident Julie Marston, a Dental HygieneFrank M acchiarola (left), president of theNew York City Partnership, delivered thecom m encem ent address earlier this monthat New York City Technical C o lleg e indowntown Brooklyn. Here he is picturedwith Tech President Dr. Ursula Schw erinand television talk host Denise Richardson.graduate receiving both the Lillian Warrenand Sigma Phi Alpha Awards; PatriciaGlynn of Sterling PL, a nursing graduate,receiving the Dorothy Middleton and AlumniAchievement Awards.L.I.U. Celebrates TeachersFour Brooklyn residents who have servedon the faculty of Long Island University%u2019sBrooklyn Campus for thirty years or morewere among nine long-term faculty memberssingled out for special honors at LJU%u2019s 56thannual commencement exercises on June 6.They are: Dominic F. Firriolo of FarragutRoad; full professor in the Biology Department and Director of Division of Science;Norman V. Rothwell of Clark Street, full professor in the Biology Department; Robert D.Spector of East 26th St., full professor in theEnglish Department, director of Division ofHumanities, director of Liberal Arts for theSchool of the Arts; and Philip Wolitzer ofEast 21st St., full professor in the AccountingDepartment.Prior to the awarding of degrees to morethan 1200 graduates in the main Opera Houseof The Brooklyn Academy of Music, the%u201c30-Plus%u201d professors were guests of honor ata breakfast given for them by the LIUTrustees at BAM%u2019s Lepercq Space.Schools Study More Than Three R%u2019sGoing Out? SeeUp & Coming forWhere to Go.BY MARGY PROVENZANOLocal high schools have been busy this Spring, and not only doing school work! Projects,programs, awards and trips are just a few ofthe things that have been given importance inthe learning experience at these schools.New ties have been created both with otherschools and other countries. GeorgeWestinghouse High School students havestarted %u201cCAMP,%u201d a program linking enteringfreshmen with %u201cbig brothers and sisters,%u201dWestinghouse graduates currently attendingN.Y.C. Technical College. There are alsoover 140 students participating in collegecourses at N.Y.C.T.C., both non-credit andcredit, as part of Project CARE (Creating aRelevant Experience).Denita Kellman of Sarah J. Hale H.S. hasbeen chosen as a winner of an AmericanField Service Scholarship to Europe thissummer. She will spend ten weeks as %u201cambassadress,%u201d living with host families andlearning about different cultures andlanguages of Europe.Pacific H.S. has adopted a child from Balithrough Foster Parents, Inc. StudentsElizabeth Frias and Vanessa Colon are incharge of raising money for her support.Volunteering for good causes has also beena priority at local schools. Westinghousestudents raised over $1,000 in the recentWalkAmerica drive in Central Park.Students Margaret Marshall and Mariel Vasquez have earned individual recognition fortheir volunteer tutoring work at the AngelGuardian Home over the past few years.Westinghouse%u2019s Senior Citizens Escort Service has been nominated for a Mayor%u2019s YouthService Recognition Award.There has also been a focus on the arts recently. Pacific H.S. students Alphonso Davisand William Obregon had their photographson exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum as part ofthe annual BACA Art Exhibit.This year%u2019s Hale Variety Show at Sarah J.Hale H.S. had a rap theme, and included afashion revue, dancing and vocals, and SarahJ. mixers and human beat boxes.Also featuring the arts was WEB (Widening Educational Boundaries) at Westinghouse. Students were exposed to New Yorkculture by visiting Broadway plays, theBotanic Gardens, the Museum of NaturalHistory, the Planetarium and the SouthStreet Seaport.Naturally, all of this community involvement, academic progress and hard workleads to student recognition, WestinghouseJunior Lorington Lodge was a WBLS EssayContest winner. Pacific H.S. received a grantfrom the National Self-Government Committee for a city-wide conference on studentgovernment and activities in alternative highschools thanks to the proposals for the conference written by Johnny Lloyd, ArquelioVega, and Jackie Marquez.Sarah J. Hale students received certificates for their participation in a business program in which student volunteers were trained to help students and staff in their preparation of income tax forms. These studentswere: Kirk Bascus, Elizabeth Beauchamp,Katrina Foye, Dionne Gonzalez, Sally Justiniano, Rosalie Maldonado, Marissa Torres,Zoe Carrero, Jessie Exobi, Angela Farmer,Sara Jolla, Yvonne Marin, Diane Padilla, Andre Williams, and Deborah Williams. Halewas also selected as one of the two N.Y.C.high schools chosen for the %u201cTeam Up toClean Up%u201d Award by the %u201cI Care About NewYork%u201d organization. The honored studentswere Ronda Ellis and Monique Rogers.Finally, of course, schools need some sortof recreation. Pacific H.S. held two separatetrips to Gateway National Park and HersheyState Park to provide its students with abreak after a hard year. Westinghousecreated a girls%u2019 softball team, the %u201cWild Kittens,%u201d that played a very successful season.Combining recognition with recreation isSarah J. Hale sophomore Madelyn Medinawho has been selected to attend the HughO%u2019Brien Youth Foundation New York Leadership Seminar in Greenvale. She will spendthree days with students from all over thestate to discuss America%u2019s IncentiveSystem.Pago 24, TH E PHO EN IX, June 26, 1986