Irvington High 1964 Class Graduates in Civil Rights Speech
The 1964 Irvington High graduates including Sally Danz and Mary Elizabeth Goodkind faced a crowd of 525 as rain delayed ceremonies to Dows Lane School. Amy Levitt topped the class with Highest Honors while Danz Goodkind Hosking and Shapiro received Honors. Diplomas were handed by Board President Robert Whitman in a ceremony reflecting on race relations and moral courage.
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America
Mary Elzabeth
Goodkind
Sally Arlene Danz
Dows Lane
Memorial Park
Amy Levitt
Miss Danz
Miss Goodkind
Eileen Hosking
David Shapiro
Board of Education
Robert , C. Whitman
Sally Danz
John F. Kennedy
Irvington High
We Are the Privileged One Graduates Speak of Education
A graduation speech reflects on an excellent high school education at Irvington, praising citizen support and dedicated teachers, and celebrates friendships, personal growth, and the onward journey beyond school. It emphasizes curiosity, service to country, and a continuous personal development path as graduates face the future.
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Irvington
Goodkind
Con Edison
Graduation Ceremony Echoes Past and Future Ties
The ceremony reflects on the essence of past present and future guiding the graduates through transition. It emphasizes graduation as both a significant event and a link in the unbroken progression of achievement and purpose meaningful to attendees.
Honor Debutantes At Cotillion Tea
Debutantes from Thorndike of Field Terrace were honored at a cotillion tea at Bartow-Pell Mansion. Carolyn Thorndike is listed among those to make a bow to society at Garden Club events in New York City and the Westchester Cotillion, with mothers noted.
Irvington forms self governing housing committee
A local group in Irvington quietly formed a committee modeled on nearby towns to address housing issues and ensure compliance with New York state fair housing law. With more than 50 members, the Steering Committee plans an information program and broader outreach while inviting others to join.
Peter Robertson Dies in Dobbs Ferry at 68
Peter Robertson of 238 South Buckhout Street died Tuesday at Dobbs Ferry Hospital at 68. He was an oil er engineer at the General Motors plant in North Tarrytown for 32 years before retiring. A Scotland native, he had lived in Irvington since 1902 and was a member of Irvington Presbyterian Church. Funeral service was held at Edwards Funeral Home in Dobbs Ferry. Burial was in Mount Hope Cemetery Hastings on Hudson. Survivors include his wife Sarah Johnston, a son Peter, a daughter Mrs John Ayer both of Irvington, a brother Robert of Irvington, and four grandchildren. He had relatives listed on several local roads and addresses. The Advisory Group of Clergy included several named ministers and a San Diego visitor family member.
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South Buckhout Street
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
General Motors
Hastings- On - Hudson
Robertson
Sarah Johnston
Peter
John Ayer
Irvington
Robert
Alex Miller
Catskill
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