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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1968

Page

5

Edgemont Camp Moves Site to Seely Place for Summer

Edgemont Recreation Committee shifts the summer camp for grades three through seven from Edgemont High School to Seely Place due to active construction and safety concerns. Facilities at Seventy Acres remain available for camp activities with swimming and tennis. The program runs July to August 9 under Greenburgh Recreation Commission and Edgemont Recreation Committee, with counselor orientation planned for June 22 at College and another in the week of June 24.

Edgemont Recreation Committee Edgemont High School Seely Place Ool Greenburgh Recreation ‘Commission Edgemont ‘Recreation Committee Greenburgh Commission William Lederer College

Greenburgh LWV Urges Turnout in Tuesday Primary

The League of Women Voters of Greenburgh urges eligible voters to participate in the Tuesday primary on June 18 from noon to 1 PM at regular polling places. Enrollment in the party of choice is required before the 1967 election. Democratic and Liberal primaries feature several Senate candidates, with delegate races in the 25th District.

League of Women Voters of Greenburgh Burton Rosenberg Voters Service League Ore New York State Westchester U.S Paul O’dwyer Eugene Nickerson Joseph Y. Resnick Murray Brown Jacob K. Javits Robert Kennedy A. Frank Rees Crawford Shaw Lester J. Tanner David Bruen William C. Hitt Richard B. Purdue Hubert H. Humphrey Thomas G. McSpedon Florence A. McPoland Matthew L. Lifflander Harold W. Smith Salvatore T. Gambino Samuel J Conservative Party Carol Murphy James E. O'Shea Lilia A. Palombo Thomas E. Ryan, Jr E.D Karl G. Magg Jerilyn A. Magg Michael L.e Bonnie M. Rand Michael Fox Helen McDermott Raymond J

G unburgh LWV Panel on Elections Tonight

The League of Women Voters of G appears to host a discussion titled Choosing the President and Vice President 1968 at 8:15 p.m. at Calvin United Presbyterian Church Hartsdale 600 Secor Road. A four member panel will trace nomination and election processes from delegates to the Electoral College, covering New York State primary and party conventions. The non partisan group invites public participation in civic education.

League of Women Voters of Calvin United Presbyterian Church Secor Road Hartsdale Greenburgh League New York State League of Women Voters

To Teach In Summer at Pius X School of Music

John L. Reilly an Edgemont Schools music teacher will teach theory and instruments this summer at the Pius X School of Music located at Manhattanville College New York.

John L. Reilly Edgemont Pius X Manhattanville College

Greenville School Hosts Don Rogers in Assembly

Greenville School pupils and teachers enjoyed a special assembly by professional singer Don Loring Rogers on June 5. He performed calypso numbers with Fred Williams on piano and his son Glen on steel drum.

Don Rogers Greenville School Mr. Rogers Highland Road Glen Don Loring Rogers Fred Williams Greenville Rogers Charlie

Seely Pupils Donate Books to Operation Bookshelf

Seely Place School Service Club members delivered about 650 children's books and magazines to Mrs. Donald Seely at the Scarsdale Woman's Club. This marks the third visit, bringing total contributions to 3000 volumes for distribution to Head Start centers libraries and schools in the United States and 17 foreign countries.

Service Club Seely Place Donald Seely Operation Bookshelf Scarsdale Woman's Club United States Philip Colton Sandy Clifton Irene Brody Jane Sarno Pam Schleifer Avid Schimmel Robin Wu Edward Bernard Beth Rigby Christine Chang Michael del Porte P Necarsulmer Sarah Royce Stephanie Davidoff Robert Necarsulmer Diana Poles James Romm Barbara Schlansky Danny Shapiro Cathy Vance

EHS Class Day Celebrates Edgemont Seniors

Edgemont High School observes Senior Class Day with a 9 a.m. breakfast in the cafeteria. Charles A. Schuck Jr says activities include speeches by class officers, a commencement rehearsal, a boxed lunch, and an Academic Awards Assembly honoring top scholars and student contributors.

Edgemont High School Charles A. Schuck, Jr

Community Theater to Stage Browning Version on June 19

Greenville Community Theater presents The Browning Version by Terrence Rattigan on June 19 at 8 30 p m in Greenville School. Directed by Dr Donald Clark with cast Bill Gordon Gwen Rigby John Byrne Mary Jane Lowder Wayne Rodman Alan Hale Craig Coulter. Following the play, annual elections and fall production tryouts will be announced.

Terrence Rattigan Greenville Community Theater Greenville’ School Donald Clark GCT Board of Directors Memorial New York Clark Dr. Diaforus Bill, Gordon Gwen Rigby John Byrne Mary Jane Lowder Wayne Rodman Alan Hale Craig Coulter

Dedication Ceremony Honors Vietnam Victim George Darnell

A dedication ceremony at Seely Place School honored former student George Darnell who was killed in Vietnam. A maple tree was planted with a plaque noting Darnell 1944 1967 and Seely Place Student Council. The Rev. Theodore Brinckerhoff spoke as attendees included Mr and Mrs Darnell their son Jeffrey Mrs Marvin Cowan and Mrs Martha Sternal the principal.

George Darnell Seely Place Vietnam Ae Darnell Theodore Brinckerhoff Greenville Community Church Darnell Jeffrey Marvin Cowan Edgemont School Board Martha Sternal

Edgemont Group Grants Five Scholarships

The Edgemont Scholarship Council awarded five scholarships totaling 4750 dollars based on financial need. Recipients are not named. some awards were outright grants while others were matching. Deans and administration recommended awards. Mrs. Joseph McCurdy appointed a nominating committee for fall officers, including Mrs. William Epstein, chair, with Mrs. Richard Ern, Mrs. Edward Svetkey, and Carl Trovato.

Edgemont Scholarship Council Joseph McCurdy

Edgemont Panthers Clinch WICC Title With Two Victories

Edgemont swept its final 1967-68 baseball games to claim first in the WICC. Paul DiPrima pitched a two hitter and improved to 11-2 while Bob Delaney tossed a one hitter in a 5-1 win at Bronxville to seal the division crown. Rick Wolff led the offense with multi hit days as Leo Edersheim and Arthur Edersheim sparked scoring in key innings.

Edgemont Tuckahoe Bob Delaney Bronxville Wedee Ae Rick Wolff Paul DiPrima DiPrima Leo Edersheim Brother Arthur Arthur Wolff Grasso Panthers Ahlert Delaney Fidgemont John Rothwell Bud Deniston Page Thompson Ken Steinthal Peter Rothwell Bruce Steinthal Ito Arthur Edersheim Ken ‘Steinthal Denniston Luckey

Edgemont Honors Three Retiring Teachers at Dinner

The Edgemont Teachers Association saluted Edith Howes Norman Meglathery and Frances Blanford at a June 9 dinner at Manero's Central Avenue. Moyle recalled Howes long service since 1948 and Meglathery’s four decades at Edgemont with praise for his teaching. Mac, a longtime Edgemont educator and former Navy Lt Commander, received 1956 Distinguished Teacher honors.

Edgemont Teachers Association Edith Howes Norman Meglathery Frances Blanford Manero's Central Avenue William D. Moyle Edgemont Miss Howes Bryn Mawr Teachers College M.A Doc Traver Norman Meglathery Mr. Mac New York University U.S. Navy Mac Paul Torak Frances M. Blanford

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