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Wednesday, June 04, 2003

Donta Green, 15, of Larimer is a sophomore at Westinghouse High School. He's a quarterback on the football team and plays basketball in a church league. He's also a participant in the Center for Advanced Studies. He plans to study architecture and have a career as a pro football player.

	This month's Teen Forum panelists are, standing from left, Meagan Kroman and Brittnee Walker, and, in front, Tamira Noble, Donta Green, Jason LeViere and Christine Vezzetti. (Jeannette Blosel, Post-Gazette)

Meagan Kroman, 17, of Point Breeze is a junior at The Ellis School. She is junior class vice president and participates in student council, lacrosse and varsity field hockey. She plans to study language abroad after high school.

Jason LeViere, 18, of Ross is a senior at North Hills High School. He's president of Diversity Alliance and senior class vice president and participates in a peer leadership program and anti-drug task force. He works part time and plans to become a public relations director.

Tamira Noble, 14, of Homewood is a freshman at Westinghouse High School. She's a member of the band, the National Honor Society and Junior ROTC. She plans to become a lawyer for the Army.

Christine Vezzetti, 18, of Ross is a senior at North Hills Senior High School. She sings with the Symphonic and Madrigal choirs, is yearbook business manager and participates in Latin Club and a peer leadership program. She tutors elementary pupils, works part time and plans to become a nurse anesthetist.

Brittnee Walker, 16, of Irwin, is a junior at The Ellis School. She is manager of the drill team and treasurer of Student United Nations and enjoys lacrosse, tennis, plays, musicals, voice and piano. She volunteers with the Junior Mendelssohn Choir and has not made a career decision yet.