Storm King Grad Peter Forbis Receives Diploma Honors
Peter V. Forbis of Riverview Terrace earned a Storm King School diploma at the ninety ninth commencement held in Memorial Gymnasium on Saturday June 4th. He was awarded the physics prize and will enroll at Syracuse University in September. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William H Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm King
Memorial Gymnasium
Peter V.forbis
William’ H. Forbes
Riverview
Terrace
Stephen Duggan
Hans Rosenhaupt
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Peter
Syracuse University
Vassar Graduate Sally Ringland Receives A.B. Degree
Sally Ringland daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Ringland of 1 Cyrus Field Road earned the A B from Vassar College at the 102nd Commencement. Harold Howe II U S Commissioner of Education and Vassar trustee delivered the commencement address. Ringland studied Economics at Vassar and was a member of the Night Owls singing group during college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ringland
J. P. Ringland
Cyrus Field Road
Vassar College
Harold Howe II
United States Commissioner of Education
Vassar
the Masters School
Dobbs Ferry
Ringland
Night Owls
Waterbury daughter graduates from Briarcliff College
Judith Waterbury daughter of Mr and Mrs John Waterbury of 35 Station Road graduated from Briarcliff College with an Associate in Arts degree on Sunday in June. She attended Irvington High School and pursued liberal arts with an emphasis on Child Development. She plans to return in September to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree. She served as a Junior Adviser and was a member of the Welcoming Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith “Wright Waterbury
Frank K. Kappler, II
Frank K. Kappler
Mountain Road
St. Lawrence University
Kappler
Laurentian
Keppler
France
Omicron
Delta ‘Kappa
Frank
Irvington School Menu for June 13 to 18
The Irvington School offers a weekly lunch menu June 13 to 18 featuring meals each weekday. Monday includes chicken soup ham and lettuce on a roll fruit cup and milk. Tuesday frankfurter on roll sauerkraut potato salad and watermelon. Wednesday roast chicken with mashed potatoes vegetables ice cream and milk. Thursday spaghetti with meat sauce tossed green salad cheese sticks apple and milk. Friday fruit juice tuna fish sandwich finger salad fruited jello cookie and milk. High School Cafe notes exams begin with sandwiches fruit and milk available through June 28.
William Rice Receives Timberlake Memorial Prize at Kenyon
William P. Rice son of Mr and Mrs Anton H Rice Jr of Riverview Road won the Philip Wolcott Timberlake Memorial Prize at Kenyon College during the 138th commencement exercises on May 30 Rice earned an AB degree in English cum laude The prize honors the student judged best by the English department chair in conjunction with Sigma Pi fraternity and with the president’s approval Marcie Kalen a senior at Irvington High accepted by the University of Rochester plans to major in science She is active in choir girls sports ushers chemistry clubs Honor Society and was yearbook literary editor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Holt
Irvington’ High School
Carla Lane
Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute
Jeffrey
Joyce
Morabito
Anthony Morabito
East
Irvington
Irvington High School
Eastern Michigan University
IHS
William P. Rice
Anton H. Rice
Riverview Road
Philip Wolcott Timberlake
Kenyon College
Lambda Chapter
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Rice
Marcie Kalen
Marshall Kalen
Victor Drive
University of Rochester
Marcie
Ushers
Rochester
Robert
James Power
Airman Stephenson Graduates as Air Force Loadmaster
Ends Air Training Airman Third Class Claude L. Stephenson son of Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander Gerald W. Stephenson of 140 North Broadway. He has completed the training course at Sheppard AFB Texas for United States Air Force Aircraft Loadmasters. Stephenson attended Sleepy Hollow High School North Tarrytown.
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Claude L. Stephenson
U. S. Coast Guard
Gerald W. Stephenson
North Broadway
Sheppard Afb
Texas
U. S. Air Force
Stephenson
Sleepy Hollow High School
North Tarrytown
Curry College graduates over 70 seniors at Milton ceremony
James F. Fraguela of 713 Taxter Road among more than 70 seniors receiving baccalaureate degrees at Curry College commencement in Milton Massachusetts. Robert Considine delivered address on The Swirling Challenges of the Immediate Future. Honorary doctorates were awarded to Considine Pearson Styne and Haskell Curry. Oswego State standout Peter Marra from Dobbs Ferry also graduated from Oswego State after starring in NCAA Small College Eastern Regionals.
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James . Fraguela
Taxter Road
Curry College
Milton
Mass
Robert
Bob” Considine
Considine
Richard Pearson
Jule Styne
Haskell
B. Curry
Evan Pugh
Pennsylvania State University
John Stuart Hafer
Curry
Boston
Samuel’ Silas Curry
Peter Marra
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington
Oswego
State College
Oswego State
Marra
RBI
Patrick McCloskey
Mary
Grinnell Street
Laurel
Maryland
John
Robert Boyle Honored in Ford Future Scientists listing
Robert Boyle, a junior at Irvington High School, received an Honorable Mention in the Ford Future Scientists awards. The program, in its 14th year, honors high school research with 2,500 students recognized alongside 20 $300 winners, judged by the National Science Teachers Association. Boyle's paper on astrophotography details observations since the October 2, 1959 partial solar eclipse and demonstrates amateur capabilities with modest gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boyle
Irvington High School
Ford Future Scientists of America
National Science Teachers Association
Robert
Bridgeport University accepts local student for fall enrollment
John Benson Rood of Bridgeport is accepted by the University of Bridgeport under its early decision plan for the fall semester. He will major in English after graduating from Irvington High School. The story also notes Douglas M. Carney, an Irvington native and Army veteran, chosen as Mitchell College student government president for 1966-67, with his background and goals outlined.
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John Benson -Rood
Hendrick South
University of Bridgeport
Rood
George Rood
Irvington High School
Douglas’ M. Carney
Mitchell College
John C. Riley
Westwood
Mass
Carney
Irvington
Key
Army
First Army
Brooks Brothers
New” York City
Mitchell
Joint Committee On
Edward M. Carney, Jr
Barney Park
Ithaca Freshmen Track Team Posts Best Bomber Campaign
Kenneth A. Howell of South Ferris Street belonged to Ithaca College freshman track squad this spring. The Cubs went seven wins and one defeat, finishing second at the Oswego Invitational. The team showed depth and rising form, marking the best Bomber fresh track season in college history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Howell
South
Ferris
Rosson Wins Highest Honors at Recollect Augustinian Seminary
John Peter Rosson, son of Mr and Mrs John A Rosson of 104 South Buckhout Street, earned the top honors at the Recollect Augustinian Seminary in Norfolk Connecticut. He received two citations for religion and Latin, was named most outstanding member for 1965-66, and won the General Excellence Citation for four years. He will enter Saint Augustine Monastery Kansas City on August 9 and begin novitiate before attending Rockhurst College.
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John Peter Rosson
John A. Rosson
South Buckhout Street
Collect Augustinian Seminary
Norfolk
Connecticut
Rosson
Francis Dela Vega
Oar
John
Robert Krajicek
Seminarian ‘Council
Saint Augustine
Kansas City
Kansas
Rockhurst “College
Immaculate. Conception
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Peter V. Forbis
King Grad
Vassar Graduate
Tarrytown
Package Deal Motor
Valley St
Marshall Ewald
Lloyd E. Ewald
Walnut Street
Colorado State University
Marshall
I.H.S
William Rice
Kenyon
Irvington Builders Supply
Arnesto
Anderson
Windows
Garden ‘Supplies
Astor Street
Ford Future
Mitchell C
John Benson Rood
U, of
Bridgeport
Douglas M. Carney
Medford
Irving Construction Corp
E.R. Murphy
Main Street
Westchester County. Savings Bank
Tarrytown, N.Y
Howell
John P. Rosson
Recollect Augustinian Seminary
C. Randolph Bennett, IM
Charles R. Bennett
Bertha Place
Proctor Academy
Andover
N. H
Bennett
ROY Auto Body
Cortlandt Street
Muraca
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