SHS Elects Leaders and Reports Exchange Students Visit
At Scarsdale High School the American Field Service Club elected Sue Albert president with Steve Langer as vice president and Carla Ballon secretary. Sofija Mitrova and Javier Gil spoke on exchanges, noting November is tough for foreign students and proposing November start for weekends. A later Future Teachers of America meeting named Alice Gottesman president with plans to expand tutoring and school partnerships.
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American Field Service Club
Sue Albert
Steve Langer
Carla Ballon
Miss Albert
A.F.S
S.H.S
Sofija Mitrova
Macedonia
Yugoslavia
Javier Gil
Madrid
Scarsdale
America
Buddy
Sofiji
Javier
U.S.A
Future Teachers of America Club
Alice Gottesman
Leslie Mintzer
Greenacres
Fox Meadow
SHS
Cindy Feigin
Spanish Club Officers Chosen at Scarsdale High
Scarsdale High School Spanish Club elected Nilene Evans president Cary Gottlieb vice president Holly Pearl secretary and Missy Kane director of La Voz at the final meeting June 8. Each officer will guide club activities and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High School
Peter Korda
Nilene Evans
Nilene
Peter
Nielene
Cary Gottlieb
Cary
Ary
la Voz
the Voice
Holly Pearl
Missy Kane
Missy
Senior Class Play Presents The Wizard of Oz
The Senior Class play of 1972 presented by the Senior Class Council features a cast of seniors only and will be staged this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snior
Fox Meadow PTA Elects New Officers for 1972 73
At the May 10 annual meeting Fox Meadow PTA elected officers for 1972 73 including President Mrs William Miller and Treasurer Mrs Peter Tomback. The May 24 executive board announced committee chairmen across roles from Adult School to Workshops. Present commercial forest land per person is 2.5 acres in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Meadow Pta
William Miller
Harry Kimbriel
Jean Lutz
Milton Landes
John Cutron
Peter Tomback
PTA
Merrill Berman
Allan Sher
William Schreiber
William Schwartz
Robert Arum
William Panke
Paul Symchych
Ewin Curran
James Ware
William Oharsh
Harold Haidt
Jack Stern Jr
Joseph Hayslip
Bertram Lewis
Julius Tarshis
Donald Pascal
Frank Dooley
Leonard Spector
Donald Sipes
Eugene Hemley
J. Stuart Wetmore
Richard Wear
Henry Lefkowitz
Donald Bach
Herbert Hurwitz
Robert Johnson
Carl Pforzheimer III
PT Council
Alfred Markowitz
Chester Soling
Lila Berger
Alexander Lewes
Martin McGowan
Allan Stern
Edward Singer
Mary Richardson
Edward Brodsky
John Kauffmann
Allan Denzer
Sherwood Spencer
Dino Venuto
James Horner
William McCreery
Peter Gruenberger
Charles Cohen
Herbert Libowitz
United States
Oceanography Club elects officers and plans future activities
On Wednesday June 7 ten SHS Oceanography Club members elected Tom Heyer president and Ron Hutzler vice president for 1972 73. They plan many oceanography films including Jacques Cousteau, seek Marine Technology Society affiliation, and arrange display cases around the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHS Oceanography Club
Tom Heyer
Ron Hutzler
Jacques Cousteau
Tom
Marine Technology Society
New York City
Ron Hutzle
Jr High Menu June 19 23
The junior high offers a lunch menu with Veal Patty Parmesan on June 19 and hot turkey sandwich with giblet gravy on June 20 served with sides and a dessert beverage option. June 21 23 show no lunch days. options include soup sandwich of the day.
Junior High Closes June 22
The Junior High School will officially close on Thursday June 22 at noontime. It will not be open for an hour on Friday June 23 as originally planned. Sixth graders will receive their report cards on the last day, while seventh and eighth graders will receive fare in the mail at a later date.
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Dially
Shamrock Productions
Moyra Casey
Charlie Fallon
Bill Rudick
John McInerney
IHM Wildcats Clinch 20 15 Win Over Greenacres 2
Immaculate Heart of Mary Wildcats win 20 to 15 over Greenacres 2 at Quaker Ridge School field. Chris Burke leads with four singles, Cathy Gervino, Rita Salimbene and Susan Squeaglia add three hits each including a grand slam by Gervino in the final inning. Greenacres’ Liz Conn collects four hits. IHM improves to 5 1 in the league as standings to date are listed.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary Wildcats
Scarsdale Recreation Department
Greenacres
Quaker Ridge
Chris Burke
IHM
Cathy Gervino
Rita Salimbene
Susan Squeaglia
Susan Hodas
Rita
Cathy
Liz Conn
Cathy Ritter
Cathy Cleary
Loretta Toscano
Sue Haney
IHM Wildcats
Stuart Gleason Honored At Fox Meadow
Farewell reception for Stuart Gleason a Fox Meadow School physical education teacher will be held Monday June 19 at 3 30. He has ten years at Fox Meadow active in PTA STA and safety programs and started a kindergarten gym activities program for children with learning disabilities after a 1971 grant. He and his wife plan to move to Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Stuart Gleason
Fox Meadow
Gleason
PTA
STA
H Cote Fifth Graders Stage Talent Show
Heathcote School fifth graders produced a June 2 talent show during an all school assembly. The students created acts designed costumes lighting effects and props and managed advertising and technical aspects under music teacher Kathryn Payne.
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James and the
Heathcote
Leda Canino
Roald Dahl
Kathy Payne
Sue Oberkirch
Rosemary Hintz
Kathryn Payne
Scarsdale Nets Fourth Straight Central Win Over New Rochelle
Scarsdale defeated New Rochelle 41 in Central Division play to extend its win streak to four. Key results include Caroline Percopo first singles 6 0 6 1, Gooarun Izaaks second singles 6 4 7 5, Slack and Scheer first doubles 7 5 6 4, Samuels and Haddish 6 0 6 1, and Steinberg Fuhrman 3 6 7 1 6 3 6 7 1 6 in doubles mixed results. Scarsdale sits at 19 points of 20.
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Scarsdale
New Rochelle
Caroline Percopo
Mrs. Mogul
Gooarun Izaaks
Greenacres 7 Fox Meadow 6 in see-saw finish
Greenacres 6th graders erased a 3 run gap in the bottom of the sixth to edge Fox Meadow 7 to 6 in a fast paced game. Bobby Nugent delivered three key hits and 5 RBI while throwing out the tying run at the plate. Fox Meadow’s Ben Onorato led the visitors with a strong hitting performance.
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Greenacres
Fox Meadow
Bobby Nugent
RBI
Ben Onorato
Steve Fuhrman
Brad Hasker
Doug Rowe
New York State Farms Grow In Size While Numbers Fall
In the last decade New York farms increased in average size by about twenty five percent as the total number of farms declined by roughly one third. This shift reflects consolidation in the agricultural sector and changes in land use patterns across the state.
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New York State
Junior High News Focuses on Art, Archeology and Yearbook Plans
Seventh graders visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art to study El Greco Goya Velazquez and Picasso through a multimedia lab. Project Big Dig engages two Butler House homerooms in rival artifact burials and excavations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Lioy
Butler House
Metropolitan Museum of Art
el Greco
Goya
Valazquez
Picasso
Carol Duncan
Peggy Horsburgh
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Laurie Grant
AFL
Patrick M. Houston
Miss Gottesman
American Musical Theater
Quaker Ridge School
Lorraine E. Brooks
Seever
Birdie
Liz Chachkes
David Kaplan
Ian Dee
Conrad
Jim Rosenfield
Marcy Ahrens
David Schmerler
Penny Mertens
Kathy Goodman
Judy Simon
Sandy Mofavero
Florence Beaujean
Greenacres School
Oceanography Club
Jr High
Edgewood Heathcote
St. Pius Greenacres
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
H’cote
JR. High News
Judith Kessler
Cor
David Gales
Ezra Litvak
Karen Pfeiffer
Amy Grossman
Carol Lupton
Pam Powers
Fran Williams
Jeff Matthews
Nick Canelos
Nancy Elion
Danny Schurr
John Levine
Louis Weissman
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