Junior High News Highlights From Local Schools
Judy Kessler a French and ecology minded teacher born in Mamaroneck inspires students with real life lessons. Eighth graders tour the United Nations and Knoedler Gallery while others visit Paris theatre and La Crepe restaurant. Elections appoint S.O. presidents and two bands perform at Sayonara dance. Film festival by Hal Gameau and Moira Casey students showcases campus projects. Dismissals and no school dates noted with PTA luncheon planned.
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Judy Kessler
Butler House
Mamaroneck
France
Nancy McCallum
United Nations
Carol Everingham
Ann Mogavero
Knoedler Gallery
Ussr
Hal Gameau
Moira Casey
New Chairmen Named For 6 Acres PTA 1973-74
Mrs. John D. Walker elect of Greenacres PTA taps committee chairs for the 1973 74 executive board. Officers include 1st Vice President Mrs. Peter Strauss 2nd Vice President Russell Shoemaker and more with names for each committee and support roles.
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John D. Walker
Greenacres Pta
Walker
Peter Strauss
Russell Shoemaker
Allen M. Terdiman
Herbert A. Newman
Daniel G. Fitch
Robert A. Furey
Harold Nissen
Martin Heilbrunn
Maurice Shire
Richard Mark
Richard Hauser
Robert Goldsmith
Thomas Gallagher
Sheldon Eisenman
Daniel Silver
Jaro Fisher
Fred Raphael
Martin Zimmerman
Victor Weintraub
Edward Hardy
Robert Zipf
William Soter
PT Council
John MecCahan
Frederick Costello
Samuel Constan
Adolfo O. Abary
Bruce J. Bloom
Edward Boyer
Jon Hagler
Simon Jacobson
Amic Fair at Hartsdale June 10 with flea market
AMIC will sponsor a flea market and antique fair on June 10 in the A and P parking lot at 324 Central Avenue Hartsdale from 10:00 to 6:00. Admission costs 1.50. Fifty four children are enrolled as forty dealers participate. AMIC founded in 1959 to establish a school for exceptional children. today Clearview at Children's Village Dobbs Ferry continues the work with AMIC members hosting a white elephant table of handmade items, clothing, knick knacks and plants.
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AMIC
Association For Mentally II Children of Westchester
A and P
Central Avenue
Hartsdale
Westchester
Clearview
Children's Village
Dobbs Ferry
Heathcote PTA Picnic Marks Twentieth Year Celebration
The Heathcote PTA plans its annual school picnic on Wednesday June 13 at 6 p.m. to celebrate Heathcote's twentieth year with activities including cotton candy spin art games and a watermelon eating contest. If it rains the event moves to Thursday June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heathcote Pta
Donald G. Optican
Victor Shedlin
Heathcote
Chet Gould
Steven Korsen
Robert Keiser
Sy Rosenberg
James Grossman
Laurence Rader
Lawrence Robbins
Ellen Siegel
Stephen Feinberg
Roger Bradwein
Bertram Kantor
Len Rudy
Conn. Teams Win Wilson Tournament at Scarsdale Club
Cold drizzly day as 50 teams from 40 area clubs compete in the 2nd Wilson Tournament at Scarsdale Golf Club. Winners are Jerry Courville and Tony Beale of Oak Hill Conn with 70 69 139. Second prize goes to R Greenberg and M Mainthow of Fairview CC with 73 69 for 142. Rick Munson presides as Westchester Caddy Scholarship Fund gets a donation in honor of Charles E Wilson. Tournament run by Westchester Golf Association.
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Scarsdale Golf Club
Jerry Courville
Tony Beale
Oak Hill Golf Club
Conn
Scarsdale Gold Club
R. Greenberg
M. Main
G. Francis
M. Possillico
Wheatly Hills
Rick Munson
Westchester Caddy Scholarship Fund
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
Scarsdale
Westchester Golf Association
Soil as Earth's surface cover and its continual change
Soil forms a thin, dynamic layer over bedrock, consisting of weathered minerals and organic matter. It supports all land plants and evolves through weathering, decomposition, and soil formation processes.
Edgewood Eagles Clinch Tie for Grade Title with Two Victories
The Edgewood Eagles 5-0 record tightens their grip on the eighth grade girls softball title. Cathy Rossi and Bonnie Kay led wins over St. Pius 16-5 and Greenacres Sluggers 10-0, with strong hitting from Emily Bloch Joanne Goldwater Eleanor Capogrosso Joyce Capuano and Betsy Kay. They face Greenacres Jellybeans on June 10 seeking an undefeated season.
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Edgewood Eagles
St. Pius
Greenacres Sluggers
Eagles
Edgewood
Greenacres Jellybeans
Cathy Rossi
Bonnie Kay
Greenacres
Bonnie
Emily Bloch
Joanne Goldwater
Eleanor Capogrosso
Joyce Capuano
Liz Fleisig
Betsy Kay
Softball League Opens Entries for Scarsdale Players
Scarsdale Parks Recreation and Conservation Dept invites entries for 1973 Collegiate Softball League open to Scarsdale High School graduates college and adult men in the village. Play begins June 25 at 6 30 p m with games at multiple community sites. Registration closes June 14 with forms available at Village Hall or by calling SC 3 3300.
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Scarsdale Parks, Recreation and Conservation Department
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Parks, Recreation and Conservation Office
Fox Meadow Picnic Set for June 13 at 5 p.m.
The Fox Meadow School hosts its annual picnic on June 13 at 5 p.m. Parents bring own picnics and sodas. desserts available for purchase. Activities in Lollypop Circle behind the school with seating by class. If rain forces a delay, the event moves to Thursday June 14.
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Fox Meadow
Chesterfield Road
Hornets Edge Wildcats in Last-Inning Thriller
Ellen Weiss doubled home Leslie Brown for the winning run as the Greenacres Green Hornets beat the THM Wildcats 14 13 in a high drama eighth grade girls softball game. Nancy Nickerson and Weiss led a 23 hit Green Hornet attack, with Balzac and Kimble turning double plays and Hodes earning the win.
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Ellen Weiss
Leslie Brown
Greenacres Green Hornets
THM Wildcats
Green Hornets
St. Pius
IHM
Edgewood Eagles
Greenacres
Sluggers
Green Hornet
Nancy Nickerson
Gina Garagiola
Carolyn Boyd
Sue Kimble
Nancy Smoler
Gloria Janer
Linda Balzac
Susan Hodes
Rita Salimbene
Wildcat
Toscano
Carbone
Cummings
Squerlin
Micek
Besso
Ciullo
John McHale
Gus Micek
Dave Kimble
Larry Brown
Dick Balzac
Greenacres Association
Steve Moser
Scarsdale Recreation Dept
Quaker Ridge
Fox Meadow
Fox Meadow Tornados Clip St. Pius In 3-2 Pitchers Duel
Fox Meadow fourth graders edged St. Pius 3-2 as Mark Oharsh and Mackey Pope pitched well. David Libowitz homered with two outs in the bottom of the fifth to win it. Robby Cannon and David Froelich drove in the first run.
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Mark Oharsh
Fox Meadow
Mackey Pope
St. Pius
Fox Meadow Tornados
Robby Cannon
David Froelich
David Libowitz
Judd Marmon
Robby Strauss
Bill McCreery
Steven Freidlander
Jimmy Kaye
Marcelo Lyrio
Fred Onorato
Victor Morrison
Rivera speaks on advocacy journalism at Scarsdale library event
ABC News reporter Geraldo Rivera spoke to the Friends of the Scarsdale Library at Scarsdale Junior High on May 23. He outlined the One to One program for retarded youths and his Willowbrook report, urging volunteerism and fundraising plans including a Central Park day and a WOR TV telethon.
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JR. High
Geraldo Rivera
ABC
Eyewitness News
Friends of the Scarsdale Library
Rivera
Willowbrook State School
New York
Willowbrook
Central Park
John Denver
WOR TV
Mr. Rivera
Bette Davis
Scarsdale High
Drama Club Presents Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Emelie Dodge praises a 100 page report and film by students on a community project. The SHS drama production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof ran May 17-19 and 24-26 in the Little Theater directed by Haseltine and Gutwillig with leads June Murphy Brick Jim Howard.
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Emelie Dodge
H.S. English Dept
Drama Club
SHS
Little Theater
Tennessee Williams
Robert Haseltine
Julie Gutwillig
Lisa Stoll
June Murphy
Maggie
Jim Howard
Brick
Carla Ballon
Big Mama
Joel Magnes
Big Daddy
Irene Panke
Mae
Peter Eason
Gooper
Frank Fisher
Karen Anderson
Kent McHale
Ricardo Kovarick
Jean Sweeney
Amy David
Holly Halsey
Bill Klager
Walter Grossman
Peter Wessel
Scarsdale Students to Europe For Summer Study
Biology teacher Arthur Bloom leads a Scarsdale High group to Europe this summer under the American Institute for Foreign Study. They depart July 13 and return August 20, flying to London to attend universities across the continent. The trip aims to broaden academic exposure and cultural experience for the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bloom
Scarsdale High School
Europe
American Institute For Foreign Study
London
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