Graduation Rites Held by Five Schools
Graduates from four city high schools and Christian Brothers Academy received diplomas Monday night in ceremonies at Central North Eastwood and Nottingham high schools. Central and Eastwood speakers covered world organization and atomic energy topics, with valedictorian Elizabeth Marm or and salutatorian Elaine Kerner among speakers. Graduates at Christian Brothers Academy heard remarks from Bishop Walter Foery and Brother John on faith and modern life, urging steadfast optimism and moral responsibility.
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Christian Brothers Academy
Central
North
Eastwood
Nottingham
At & P.M
Lincoln Auditorium
Hal R. Eaton
America
United Nations
Barbara Minekhiem
Patricia Nalton
Mary Ready
Antoinette Rassano
Vera Savanovitch
Harold Kirchner
Elizabeth
Marmor
Elaine Kerner
Gary Orenstein
Emmett P. Kane
Edward H. Lang
Edward P. Humphrey
Blessed Sacrament Church
Fred Brown
Herbert Morrison
E. Tefft Barker
J. A. Malgieri
North High School
Grant Junior High School
Ifigenia Theodore
Eleanor Davne
Walter P. McIntosh
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Brother John
New York- New England
Christian ‘Brothers
John Costello
St. John the Evangelist Church
Tracey
Jones
Y.M.C.A
Onondaga Valley Academy
Leon B. Randall
Bankruptcy Court Gets Brown Case
Julian S. Brown a former Syracuse millionaire faced a move from Surrogate Court to Bankruptcy Court as creditors claim the 449 528 trust fund inherited on his 60th birthday must go to Frank J. Cregg Jr. Brown will receive little due to creditor priority after a creditors meeting in the Federal Building where Cregg was told not to object to the trust accounting by trustees Charles S Brown and Cecil C Bailey.
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Julian S. Brown
Syracuse
Surrogate’s Court
Bankruptcy Court
Brown
Mary L. Brown
Federal Building
Cregg
Charles
Magazine Study Added On Hill at Syracuse Journalism
Syracuse University announces a new magazine practice department in the School of Journalism with Prof Roland E Wolseley named chairman. The department will split editorial practice into magazine and newspaper tracks, offering undergraduate and graduate sequences in magazine work and advertising integration through the journalism school. Additional courses include magazine making editing article writing and market analysis led by Dean Spencer and other faculty.
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Roland E. Wolseley
Syracuse University
School of Journalism
M. Lyle Spencer
Wolseley
Journalism
Dean Spencer
George L. Bird
Laurance B. Siegfried
Robert B. Murphy
Patton to Speak At East Syracuse Graduation Exercises
Vincent Brennan announces that David H. Patton, superintendent of Syracuse schools, will speak at 8 PM in the East Syracuse High School auditorium for the graduation exercises of 70 pupils. The class presents a plaque honoring alumni who died in World War II. the plaque will be erected this summer with a formal fall dedication.
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Ann Galloway
Robert Herman
Joan Giemza
Richard Carpenter
Donald Urban
Stewart Powlesland
Blodgett Vocasional High School
Vincent Brennan
Syracuse
David H. Patton
Four Syracuse council members air housing care and parking moves
Four of Syracuse's nine council members spoke on housing, child care and education at a Monday meeting. Dolbear proposed progressive assessments on new homes starting at 1000, 2000 and rising. Gra ham criticized child care center closures. Shannon urged expanded education facilities. Doolittle allowed mothers to speak on the closures. A housing committee was named, with Dolbear as chair. Designated zones set parking meter rules for downtown. The council adopted a memorial for Merwin Lay and kept taxes on utilities and buses. A hearing was set for July 7 on Fawnsend Playground plans.
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Syracuse
William P. Graham
John M Shannon
Leslie A. Doolitte
J. Milsom. Richards
Dolbear
Graham, Deisseroth
Doolittle
Graham
Conference Set by Home Ec Teachers
Home economics teachers from county schools across the state will meet at Syracuse University for an annual leadership training conference. Dr. Evelyn Herrington will chair the program, with Miss Georgiana Marks, Miss Helen Moser, Miss Edna Grampp, Miss Justine Smey, and Miss Georgia Frese among advisory attendees.
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Syracuse University
Dorothy Lawson
State Bureau of Home Economics Education
Evelyn Herrington
Georgiana Marks
New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute
Canton
Helen Moser
College of Home Economics
Cornell
Edna Grampp
Kenmore
Justine Smey
Great Neck
Georgia Frese
Phelps High School
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Polly Newell
Joanne Bisson
Arlene Zinter
Duncan Lefferts
Louis Glazier
Robert Denner
Mary Jane Paisley
Aram, Jigarjian
Harold J. Coon
Wottingham
Lafayette Methodist Church
Roosevelt Junior High School
Peter Bratt
James Keenan
Marilyn Curvat
Michael Pinkasezwicz
John C Donohue
Gregory G. Andrews
Percy M Hughes
Adelbert ‘M. Northrup
Hurlbut W. Smith Technical and Industrial School
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WFBL
Lemma
Costello
Merwin W. Lay
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Real Estate Commission
Easy Washing Machine Corp
Kirkpatrick St
N.clinton
Solarsts
City Planning Commission
Commissioner’ of Parks
William A. Barry
Fawnsend
Tee SO Ae
Sal
Erage
ARMY
Edward L. Ladington
Michael Balaschak
Charles Cook
Oswego
George Osmann
Genesee St
Howard Raymore
James
B.D
William Kantak, Jr
Camillus
Frank ‘Vaina
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Uplinger & Sherman
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