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Wavery School Graduates are, from the left, FIRST ROW: Nita C u r l e y , Ruth Gersh, Lisa Weiglein, Lynne Baroni, Deborah Borrelli, Sus­an Fine, Lana Antar, Starr Grimm, Eileen Scanlon, Julie Shornstein; SECOND ROW: Norman Haas, Robert Strauss,

Barry Debany, David Hart-man, Robert Lichtenstein, Eric Drummer, Robert Grasso, Vincent Ventresca, Anthony Spada, Bruce Thomas; THIRD ROW: Deborah Mosca, John Gizzo, Lori Albanese, John Longo, Jill Wunsch, Noel Cer-niglia, Donna Quinn, Daniel

Dryer, Barbara Hoffman, Scot London; FOURTH ROW: Jef­frey Soule, Jane Swallow, Den­nis Caiazzo, Virginia Giannel-li, Joyce Calabro, Edward Cade, Linda Cicciari, Carole Beobide, Laura Ruzza; FIFTH ROW: Joseph Rossi, Alfred Woltersdorf, Bruce Faulkner,

Eileen Faulkner, Gerald Ogris, Laurel Weiglein, Linda Stand-arski, Antoinette Luoente, Bar* bara Alipo, Sarah Person, Jo­seph DePippo, Theresa Ran-dazzo, Priit V o s a r i , Gary Brown and Anthony Centrilla. —Herbert Studio.

87 Graduate At Tuckahoe High Eighty-seven seniors were

graduated Friday night from Tuckahoe High School at cere­monies held in the school audit­orium. "The four top seniors were the

Ifeatured speakers on the topic, "the Difference."

The four are Irving Lewis Woolf Jr., who gave the intro­duction; Marilou Petrie on "The Road to War;" Angela Jane

•Birchelli on "The Road to Pre­jud ice ; " and Lynne Ellen Beyer Ion "The Road to Ignorance."

Ann Maria Costabile, presi­d e n t of the Student Council, led

the salute to the flag. John A. [Whitehead, superintendent of jEastchester School District 2,

presented the graudates to the ird of Education and Ian A.

lorrison, board president, iwarded the diplomas.

Presentations of awards and lonors was made by Edward A. Jinnott, Tuckahoe High School >rincipal.

Come visit yesterday ...tomorrow.

r any day, drive out to the asclnatlng Sleepy Hollow ountry of the Hudson » v e r alley. You'll enjoy seeing lunnysIde, the home of author Washington Irving. And a short rive further north on Route , history comes alive in Van

rtlandt Manor, the authen­tic restoration of a Hudson

alley manorial estate of the •evolutionary period.

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Mary Annette Houston gave a piano solo of Chopin's Douze Etude in A flat major, and the high school orchestra played under the direction of Donald McCorkle.

Following the exercises, a re-

Firestone Pupils In

Recital Emmet Firestone of the Fire­

stone Dance Studio announces that a large crowd attended his his 26th Annual Dance Recital held last Saturday evening at the Walt Whitman Jr. H.S.

The following pupils partici­pated: Mary Clare Mendes, Judy and Ronnie Shames, Trudy Un-ger, Mary Ann Ciabattari, Cyn­thia Schlafly, Doreen Cornell, Laurie Stecker, Joan Escherich, Elizabeth DeCara, Leslie Pace, Deborah and Allison DeLuca, Maria Ackerman, Karen Kuk-lis, Madeline Zodda, Barbara Ta-berer, Pamela Mack, Carolyn Van Del, Elena Maccarohe, Lynne Ann O'Hare, Mary Fagan, Cathy Hammel, Sandra Reda-lieu.

Also Valerie Adler, Jean Her­man, Joanne Van Bramer, Christine Peters, Barbara John-

: ston, J u d i t h McCabe, Judy | Greenburg, Margaret Munns, Linda Lyons, Lynn Bottenstein, Ann Marie Fuller, Marion Car­ter, Paula Guerrino, Virginia De Sienna, Susan Townsend, Ger-

i aldine Acker, Carol Forgione, Gayle Zanini, Nancy Seligman, Shari Clemes, Sandra Hairing-

j ton, Barbara Herman, Kerry En-; right, Jane Hippman, Noel i Bundschuk, Martha Joe Lim-bacher, Karen Petrillo, Mary Elizabeth Fuller, Joanne Mari­ano. Pamela Gergely, Kathy DeCara, Teresa Taylor, Vanes­sa Martin, Alice O'Rourke, Nan­cy Kuhn, Denise Harrington, Kevin Ferry and Jimmy Russo.

This is Mr. Firestone's 30th year as a teacher of dancing in Yonkers, Bronxville and West­chester area. Girls from the Jazz festival will entertain at a

i Teen Age party to be given at the Green Tree Beach dub, Ma. maroneck on July 8th, at which an exhibition of Discotheque dances will be the highlight.

S T A R T S T O M O R R O W !

CLEARANCE

ception was held under the spon­sorship of the District 2 Parent Teachers Association.

The Graduates

James D. Alpert Jayne Lynne Applebaum Harry Marc Rachrach John Bailey Yvonne Deiores, Barnes Roy Abram Benson Lynne Ellen Beyer Gordon W. Bigger Jr. Angela Jane Birchelli Peter Joseph Bogetti Mary Lou Ann Bombace Nicholas J. Buccheri Domenica Calabro Ann Marie J.Q. Capraro Charles R.E. Caruso Maria Teresa Cassmassimo Dolores Mary Ann Castro Angela Marie CiraseLla Ann Maria Costabile Lynne Noreen Creighton Marie Ann DeBrino William De Cintio Daniel De Lotto Carl V. Del Principe Joan Ellen Deutsch Louis Roy Evjen, Jr. Susan Greig Fahrenkrug Edward Arthur Faynor Roy R. Ferraro Gene K. Fialkoff Demetrio Filardi Robert Andrew Fontaine Patricia Anne Formato Robert Lawrence Galloway Julie Ann Georgio Ronald Steve Golden Arthur L. Gorman Robert T. Grant Ernestine Dianne Hester Harold H. Holden HI Marie Elaina Iozzo Gayle Virginia Jacobs Jerry Johnson Mary Theresa Kilkenny Sandra Ann Koenig Linda Jane Kraiger Torsten Kuhnt Linda Gail Kushner Steven James Lee Nancy Jean Lenny

Commencement

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The thirtieth annual com­mencement of the Greenvale School was held on Thursday morning with 80 students in the graduating class according to Gabriel J. Rescigno, principal.

The main address was given by Dr. Robert D. Leeper, a member of the Board of Edu-ation. A brief address was also given by Dr. Terence C. Donahue, superintendent of Schools for District No. 1. Dr. Martin Sokoloff, a member of the Board of Education, pre­sented the diplomas. Princi­pal Rescigno extended the greet­ings of the faculty and students and presented the award win­ners.

The valedictory was given by Haran S c h 1 a m m with Ann Throndsen as class Salutatorian. Constance Pellillo presented the class history. Diana Bagnall led in the salute to the flag.

The band and orchestra^were under the direction of ^ John Pearson and the vocal selec­tions were supervised by Miss Joy Matthews, vocal instructor. Assisting in the arrangements were the sixth grade teachers, Miss Eva Boyer, Mrs. sNancy McAleer and John Huneke, physical education teacher Mrs. Suzy Saltzman, Miss M a r i e Wheeler, art teacher and mem­ber of the PTA.

The Frances K. Foster Citizen­ship trophy was awarded to Robert D. Sheets. James J. Bona received the Meritorious Medal for the student who did the most to serve the school on the Safety Patrol and Jonathan Pe­terson received the Student Council Trophy for service to the school^, <

Linda Rachel JLewis O'Dean Mangum Kathleen Marable Ennis Elroy Martin Ronald Michael Masciarelli Irene Lorraine Medico Janet E. Meyer Joseph A. Mezzone Sheila Louise Morris William Ray Norman Pasquale R. Palumbo, Jr. Steven Richard Pellegrino Gayle Kathleen Peterson Marilou Petrie Dianne Pietraniello Louis Anthony Pietraniello Deborah Caroline Pomeranz Dennis G. Purdy Timothy Alan Raines Dennis Joseph Rao Joseph Raymond Salvatore Ralph William Savage m Anthony Thomas Schiavone Linda Jeanne Schiffel Susan Clark Schildwachter Sylvia Antoinette Schnall Lawrence Sullivan Smith Susan J. Smith Rita Mary Stegerhoff Russell E. Tait John Tavolilla Agnes Merie Trollinger Judith Ann Vigliotti Jeannette L. Voight Richard Kenny Wallace Irving Lewis Woolf, Jr. Thomas John Zaffo

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Immaculate Conception School Graduates 104

One hundred and four mem­bers of the Class of 1965 of Im­maculate Conception School, Tuckahoe, received diplomas at graduation exercises held Sunday afternoon. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph A. Kerwin, pas­tor of Immaculate Conception Church, presided at the cere­monies at which special awards for academic honors were pre­sented to 31 of the graduates.

The recipient of the award for general excellence, donated by the Bonhag Family, in each of the three graduating classes were Peter Fenzel, ML; Susan McCarville, 8-2, and Kathleen Lupinski, 8-3.

Awards donated by the Holy Name Society for the students attaining highest honors in the Superintendent's Tests were pre­sented to Thomas Bonhag, 8-1; Patricia O'Neil, 8-2, and Patri­cia Horn, 8-3.

Peter Fenzel and N o r e n e Schanning, 8-1; William Boyar and Pamela Bonci, 8-2, and Al­fred Murphy and Linda Biance, 8-3, received awards donated by Msgr. Kerwin and the Rosary Society for attaining the highest marks in the Cardinal's Dioce­san Religion examination.

Awards for excellence in Eng­lish, donated by the Catholic Women's Club of Eattchester, ware presented to Patricia Mal-loy, 81; Laureen Jakeway, 8-2, and Cecilia DeAgazio, 8-3

The Fred H. McGrath Memo­rial Award for History was pre­sented to Thomas Bonhag, 8-1; William Boyar, 8-2, and John DeBrunin, 8-3.

A w a r d s for excellence in mathematics, donated, by the Teen-Age Club, were presented to Paula Spatafore, 8-1; Alexan­der Smith, 8-2, and Vincent Co-letti, 8-3.

Certificates for excellence in art were awarded to Steven Gi-amundo and Kathleen Stravelli, 8-1; Richar Kubinec and Mi-chele Alfredo, 8-2, and Pascal Adiletta and Lorraino Savino, 8-3.

Special recognition for having been accepted for study at Ca­thedral College was given to Thomas Bonhag, Gabriel Bund-schuh, Michael Colligan, Chris­topher Dennison and Robert Ver-rigni.

Awards for perfect attendance were earned by Pamela Bonci, Paul Carapella, Patricia Horn, Ronald Lalli, Norean Lennon, Suzanne Love, James Meyer Alfred Murphy, Eugene Tozzi, Robert Verrigni and frank Zit-to.

The Altar Boys Awards, donat­ed by Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sullivan in memory of their son, Philip, went to Michael Colligan for faithfulness to assignments, and to Paul Carapella for gen­erosity in service.

The 45 graduates, 24 of whom attained an average of 90 per cent or better, were Michel D.

Alfredo, Barbara J. Allen, Lin­da A. Bianca, Karen P. Bergen-son, Pam R. Bonci, Mary R. Brandi, Barbara J. Blake, Ann M. Burkey Margaret M. Chrys-tal, Helen B. Connor,Maureen P. Conway, Cecilia A. DeAgazio, Frances E. DeLeo Denize L. DeRosa and Grace J. Dominick.

Also Helen R. Eckland, Vic­toria A. Fagginnelli, Kathryn A. Harrington, Debbie M. Heit-man, Patricia M. Horn, Patricia M. Howard, Elizabeth A. Kor-\ io, Laureen M. Jakeway, Pa­tricia M. Kilcallen. Patricia A. Knisely, Elizabeth R. LaManna, Norean Lennon, Suzanne M. Love and Kathleen A. Lupinski.

Also Patricia M. Malloy, Su­san K. Matera, Susan M. McCar­ville, Theresa A. Michaels, Pa­tricia B. O'Neil, Angela A. Pa-tafio, Roberta A. Puglisi, Jay-yce M. Russo, Jean M. Sal-amone, Lorraine R. Saviano, No-rene A. Schanning, Theresa D. Schappert, Paula M. Spata­fore, Kathleen M. Stravalli, De­nise A. Tassola and Patricia A. Vogt.

Dr. Nadeau Completes Internship

HANOVER^ N.H.—Dr. Robert E. Nadeau has completed his in­ternship at Mary Hitchcock Me­morial Hospital and w i l l con­tinue his post-graduate medical training h e r e as a resident in medicine.

Dr. Nadeau, son of Alfred F. Nadeau, 70 Round Hill Road, North Haven, Conn., is a 1960 graduate of Brown University and received his medical degree from Tufts University School of Medicine in 1964.

He is married to the former Elizabeth Tillinghast of Bronx­ville, N.Y. The couple and their two children, Liza and Dana, re­side at 16 Rivercrest, Hanover.

Mrs. Nadeau is a 1961 gradu­ate of Pembroke College.

SUCCESSFUL PROJECT The Westchester Chapter of

the Connecticut College Club sue cessfully raised $2,500 at it sec­ond annual Antiques Fair to en­able at least one Westchester girl to receive a scholarship for the College of New London. The Fair was held on the grounds of the Americn Legion Post 52 in Scarsdale on Sunday June 6th. Mrs. P. Boice Esser of Hartsdale, chapter president an­nounced that the efforts of the active Patrons Committee also contributed substantially to the Scholarship Fund program.

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