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Page-12-Banner Times Monday, February 16, 1987 Essential Elements' Workshop Held Perfect Attendance Announced At APW Carnival Features Winter Fun Over 60 teachers and ad- ministrators attended a teaching workshop, held in five sessions, at the Lura Sharp Elementary School, Pulaski. The workshop, \Essential Elements of Effective Instruction\ - the Madeline Hunter Model, was taught by Mary Ficchi, former teacher. She features staff development and classroom responsibility in the 30 hour course, which is sponsored by the Oswego County Teacher Center. Ficchi has been a classroom teacher for 42 years, and is now a trainer for this workshop, he has done extensive work with Syracuse teachers, and has worked with the Syracuse Teacher's Center. Those attending the workshop receive a notebook filled with outlines of the course. The participants then fill in the information as they' learn it. The workshop emphasizes four MUST'S: Selecting Objectives at the correct level; teaching to an ob- jective; monitor and adjust; and use principal of learning. Using colorful examples'and stories, Ficchi builds on these basics. A schedule is posted at the beginning of each session, a practice she recommends done in classrooms as well. The workshop is a joint presentation of the Pulaski Teacher's Association and the Pulaski School District. A follow-up workshop is being planned, to cover the next step in the program. Pulaski facilitators are Ar* and Pat Haynes, who have been through the workshop several times, and Ralph Chase, president of the Teachers Association, who has attended five. Mary Ficchi brought her workshop, \Essential Elements of Effective Instruction\ to the Pulaski Elementary School. Cindy Quattrini trains with presenter M<iry Ficchi v^ PACS Seniors Of The Month The Pulaski Chapter of the National Honor Society is pleased to announce that Cindy Neill and Andy Seaman have been selected as Seniors of the month for January. While in school, Cindy has participated in soccer, basketball and track. She also is a member of the Girls Athletic Club. After graduation she plans to go into the Air Force to become an Accounting Specialist. While in school, Andy has participated in football and baseball. He has also been a member of the ski club, varsity club, french chib and band. la his free time, he works at P & C and he enjoys hunting. After graduation, he plans to attend either SUNY Brockport or SUNY Oswego to study Criminal Justice. He hopes to one day become a police officer. Meeting Altmar-Parish- Williamstown High School is pleased to announce the following students have had perfect attendance for the second marking period. Those students signified by an asterick before their name have the distinction of having maintained their perfect attendance throughout both the first and second marking periods. Second Marking Period 1986-87 Grade 9 •William Bennett, »Nicole Birmingham, *Angel Brann, •Matthew Bull, Alice Bush, •Paula Davis, «Gena Dowdy, •Dwight Emmons, Roger Green, •Shannon Hoy, •Daniel Kelsey, •Darel Kelsey, 'David Long, •Kristen O'Brien, Scott Paternoster, Jamie Phillips, •Michelle Rice, »Caren Schouten, Loren Slauson, •Heather Tietjen. Grade 10 •David Bristol, John Brooks, \Jamie Carusone, •Katherine Catello, •Nicole Cheevers, Travis Fadden, Tammy Harris, »Laurie Heintz, \Greg Henderson, •Steven Hiscock, Lisa Hunt, Victor Jacobson, Jr., »Peter King, •Kellie McKie, •Bridgette O'Brien, •Jennifer O'Reilly, Trudy Sams, •Brian Smith, •Matthew Smith,•Aimee Weldon,«Valerie Whitelaw, •Deborah Whitney. Grade 11 •Dugal Brown, 'Nicolas Carusone, \Angela Christmas, \Stanley Dlugozima, *Mathew Fargo, •David Faulkner, 'Kelly Gaffey, •Michael Grinnett, •Jeffrey Hiscock, \Helen House, \Katie Jacobson, Nathan Johnson, \Charles Lovenguth, \Eric McElveen, •Maurice O'Brien, Kyle Pelow, •Thatcher Schug, Andrew Steele, James Switzer, •Pamela Tousant, •Kevin Traynor, *David Walter. Grade 12 •Paula Allis, •Michelle Bennett, \Thomas Bir- mingham, Carmen Brown, •Amy Caporin, Peter Caughy, Jr., Thomas Fin- nerty, \Margret Hale, Tina Hamilton, •Andrew Harvey, Amy House, •Heather Kiesinger, •Theresa Min- tonye, «John Munroe, •William , Nash, \Steven Phillips, \Todd Sargent, •Sean Schouten, Tressa Skinner, •Jennifer Sortman, •Mark Sortman, Jonathon Swartz, Tina Trivison, •Anne Whitelaw. School Daze SCCS News by Pam Card The Sandy Creek students sponsored a bake sale, February 10. The money from the sale will be given to the Caroll family who lost their house when it burned to the ground. February 14, the students had a sweetheart dance, from 8-11 p.m. The students in school are saving cans and bottles to raise money to help Sherry Wilson and her father replace the clothes and necessities that they lost in a house fire, during the winter storm. It would be very helpful if everyone would save cans and bottles so both Sherry and her father could go shopping. Thank-you very much for helping them. The next regular Board of Education Meeting of the Al t mar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District will be Thursday - February 26, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. in the Middle-Senior High School Library. TUESDAY MORNING COFFEE CUP Febm«ry3,1987 TEAM WON Banner Times 30 Donna's Restaurant 30 S.P.Sportsman Assoc. 29 P & K Mfg. Company 21 Trophy Center 20 Village Inn 14 IND.GAME Scratch Jean Harvey 201 Beverly Rossman 191 JaneUe Chrisman 185 w/Hcp. Beveraly Rossman 225 Janelle Chrisman 218 Jean Harvey 215 IND. SERIES Scratch Jean Harvey 517 Norma Bristol 473 Janelle Chrisman 467 w/Hcp. Janelle Chrisman 566 Jean Harvey 559 Norma Bristol TEAM GAME Scratch P & K Mfg. Company 587 S. P. Sportsman Assoc. 580 Donna's Restaurant 567 w/Hcp. P & K Mfg. Company 734 S.P. Sportsman Assoc. 708 Village Inn 698 TEAM SERIES Scratch S.P. Sportsman Assoc. 1659 Donna's Restaurant 1625 Trophy Center 1618 w/Hcp S.P. Sportsman Assoc. 2043 Trophy Center 2041 P & K Mfg. Company 2020 Splits Converted Shirley Bezio 3-10 Jean Harvey 5-7 Donna Ballou 5-10 Madge Roberts 3-10 Chris Rowley 5-10 Evelyn Palm 4-5-7 Pam Crawford 5-6 Hazel Thurston 3-7 Clare Burke 3-10;4-5 It certainly was Winter Sports Week at SCCS! Along with the high school students participating in a cross- country skiing unit and the Tug Hill Tourathon event being held here, the elementary students par- ticipated in their own Winter P.E. Carnival Day February 5 under the direction of physical education teacher Ellen Stockwell and teaching aides Rose Graham, Karen Nemier, and Sherry Glazier. This was the third year for such an event and all turned out successfully again with students having an enjoyable outdoor sports experience. With some new snow earlier in the week, conditions were good and the sunny weather couldn't have been better for their third annual carnival. The students in grades K-5 participated in a snow shovel race, plastic sled races, penguin sack race, smooshing, human pinball, soccer innertubes, toboggan races, and a follow the leader train. Each class in grades 3-5 also made snow sculptures to show off their creativity and workmanship with the abudnant North Country Snow for the Snow Sculpture Contest. . All the students had a great time with the variety of outdoor learning experiences and, on returning inside, enjoyed warming cups of hot chocloate, provided by PAYE (Parents Affecting Youth Education and served by volunteers Bonnie Kunz, Jane Peter, Terry Reid, Stacy Peter, Pat Ingraham, and Mrs. Charles Bates.) NHS Talent Show Set The annual National Honor Society Talent Show will be Friday, March 6 at 8 p.m. The show will take place in the Lura Sharp elementary school auditorium. Auditions for the show will be Wed- nesday, February 25 from 3-5 p.m. and Thursday, February 26 from 7-9 p.m. There will be a $5 audition fee. Talents from all over the area should come and show their abilities for cash prizes. The judges will be community members, teachers, and students. If you would like to set up definite times for auditions or if you have any questions call Robin Warren at 298-2975.
