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Awarded By
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Wavettrisi Knights of J u n t a s
Scholarship
Barbara Garland.
F I N E ARTS
The first graduation exercises baum delivered t h e valedictory
Health Ed. (Boys)
George
Alexander A r t Medal
DoroThe fifth commencement exer- of the Roekaway Beach Junior address..,
Frank.
thy Wamley.
cises of Benjamin N. Cardozo High School took place yesterThe class gift to the school of
Health Ed. (Girls)
Linda
Anthony Pugliese
Memorial
Junior High School took place day afternoon a t Walt Whitman $100 to the Welfare Fund w a s
Schoenfeld,
Mary
Ann
Bouderau.
Art Award
- Arllne Rogoff.
last Friday a t Walt Whitman Auditorium, Brooklyn College, made by Theodore Thomas.
Improvement — Mary Ann
Dr. Harold Deutsch Memorial
Hall, in Brooklyn College, a s 495 with a class of 292 receiving dipThe
list
of
award
winners
Is
Bouderau.
Award — Linda Surgin.
students received their diplomas. lomas.
as follows:
French — Susan Gottlieb.
Marjorie Joan
Safarn Art
Doris Klein gave the salutaVocal music
Carol Hinson.
Dr.
Edwin
T.
Pitt,
assistant
Marion SommerSpanish
Award
Amy Fields.
tory address while Diane TanenInstrumental Music
Richard stein.
superintendent, w a s the guest
Parents' Association Art Award
baum w a s the valedictorian.
La Condre.
Carol Weisman.
William Burke.
"We must not forget the moral speaker.
English
Science — Paul Tunlck.
Louis Feldman, principal, preSt. Gaudens Art Award
Vlckl
Wiener, Beth
and spiritual values which have
Service
Social Studies — Phyllis HoffAmy Fields.
been taught to us a t Cardozo. sented awards to winners in 21 man.
Heldenberg, Steve Miller, Perry
Youth's Friends A r t Award
Indeed, we must strengthen the different classifications. The glee
Histoiy Medal — O'Connell Story.
Dorothy Wamley.
very concepts of freedom and club, under the direction of Mrs. Post, No. 272, American Legion
Robert TuckA.A.A. Safety
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democracy upon which our won- Eileen Southern, a n d the band, ~ Andy Delbaum.
er.
Altholz Award i -- Carol Gran
derful country w a s founded," directed by Mrs. Ruth Stevens,
Art — Raymond Presnick.
Printing — Peter Locurto.
furnished musical entertainment.
off.
Doris told t h e audience.
Mayor's
Award for Character,
Metal Work — Robert Maddox.
Hildegarde M. Bernis MemorAnn Liftin, whose father, Sid
Diane praised the faculty in
Service
and
Scholarship - Andy
Ceramic - Larry Oehler.
ial Award
Barbara Suling.
stating, "We should .be proud ney, w a s the first president of
Delbaum,
Karen
Dibbs.
Woodworking
- Brian Dick.
New York Sales Managers'
that we have been given, such a the Parents Association, was the
Jewish W a r Veterans' Award
Mathemtaics - Linda SchoenClub Medal - Mary Jane Solino.
fine education a t the junior high salutatorlan white Andrew Del- feld.
—Nancy
Zarett, Robert Tucker.
O. E. A. Belding Medals
school level; an education which
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(Accounting)
Carol Granoff,
would not have been possible
(Secretarial Studies)
Susan
without the combined efforts of
Cutter.
our principal, Louis Bach, our
assistant principals and our won
ENGLISH
dertul teachers."
. With t h e new $4,000,000 Pen lng for an expansion of this pro- Sections of the National Coun
B'nai B'rlth ProSe Composition
The ninth year class w a s pre-insula General Hospital, a p gram. The problem will be re- ell of Jewish Women.
Award,- Gloiia Perlp. Rita Kis
sented
by Andrew
Jamison. proaching i t s second month, a lieved in a feW weeks when a
In addition to all the brganl
sen.
Camille Vitagliano, a graduate, plea for urgently needed volun- group of Junior Red Cross mem- zation volunteers there are many
Dramatics Award
VicUi
sang "You'll Never Walk Alone," teers h a s been sounded by Will- bers will be assigned to the hos- Independent volunteers. McShane,
70 GET DU'IJOMAS
Stadlen.
and
the glee club and orchestra iam J. McShane. administrator. pital. Most of these youngsters in his appeal for volunteers,
Katherine S. Merrell English
FROM
ST,
MAKY
also
entertained.
In his appeal, McShane says worked in the old building last said t h a t they a r e especially
Award — Hita Kissen.
Mr. Bach presented the awards that t h e staffing of t h e new 200 summer and did a most effect- needed for bedside care and to
New York City Association of
Commencement exercises of
bed institution represents a ser- ive job. Red Cross furnishes the man the emergency room where
Chairmen of English Award
St. Mary Star of t h e Sea School and diplomas.
ious problem and accordingly as- youngsters with carfare while thousands of visitors to the
Stephanie Spinner.
in F a r Roekaway took place last
sistance from men and women the hospital provides hot meals. Roekaway beachfront are treated
Publications Award
(Chat) Sunday afternoon. Seventy stu Clancy Asks $ 9 0 , 2 6 0
to give a few hours a
Currently, volunteers a r e be-by the hospital each summer.
Rita Kissen; (Dolphin-Literary) dentfl received diplomas.
For I .oral Improvements dwilling
a
y
would
prove
of
substantial
ing
provided by the following
Alan Charhey; (Dolphin Art)
A special training program 1H
Queens Borough President John help. £ \
The
Rev.
Francis
W.
Flynn,
,
auxiliaries:
West End, Arvernu, under way, under Mrs. Walker's
Valerie Johnson.
pastor, congratulated the grad- T. Clancy h a s asked t h e Board
HEALTH EDUCATION
Some; 15 months ago, after his Ladles Society, Broad Channel leadership, a n d a requisite is
uates and the Rev. Martin F . of Estimate for authority t o preAssociation For Teachers of Tully of St. Gertrude's R.C. pare construction plans for two one of McShahl^s first acts was and Five Towns. Likewise, there t h a t all volunteers a r e required
Health a n d Physical Education Church, delivered the principal F a r Roekaway projects estimated the institution of a volunteer a r e volunteers from t h e Junior to wear uniforms. The present
appointment a s administrator, and Senior Red Cross; t h e Rock- Volunteer corp a r e wearing uniJ a m e s Kannry, Mary Jane address.
to cost a total of $99,260.
program. Mrs. Ellen Walker, who away P a r k and F a r Roekaway form of the organizations they
Solino.
The
projects
Involve
construcAwards
to
graduates
attaining
had
been working with t h e nurs- Chapters of B'nal B'rlth and t h e
Long Island Dally Press Award
tion
of
a
storm
sewer
In
Nameoke
an
average
of
90
percent
or
ing staff In t h e hospital for ,13 Atlantic Shore and Peninsula represent.
Murray Kaplan.
Hehry Koalan Memorial Medal better were made. They were avenue from Redfern avenue to years, was appointed i t s director
donated by t h e Catholic Daugh- Far Roekaway boulevard a t an and through her efforts a group * » • » « ! » • ' ***» i p « K » » j » « i m *A0 m m \9\W
Ronald Holfma^i.
ters of America and the Ladies estimated cost of $65,600, and of of some 75 volunteers, drawn
Wlngate Memorial Medal
Auxiliary
of the Knights of Col- grading, curbing, sidewalk and from various organizations In
Donald NowlU.
umbus.
permanently paving Nameoke av- the community, have been curINDUSTRIAL ARTS
enue
from Redfern avenue t o Au« rently working in t h e new inCharles A. Netter Memorial S t r « 8 8 S a f e t y M e a s u r e s
gustina
avenue, estimated to cost stitution.
Award - William Williamson.
O v e r U n l i t lay W e e k - K i l d $33,660.
However, McShane is appealFord Motor Company a n d In
dustrial Arts Chairmen's Award
As a precaution t o cut down Drama Group Holds
•James Sullivan.
on the expected number of acHomemaking Award — J a c cidents over t h e Fourth of July
First Workshop Session Scholarship Won
queline Razil, Dorothy Burch.
By Mary J. Solino
weekend, Police Commissioner
The first workshop meeting of
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Kennedy urged drivers to be the
newly -reorganized
South
Mary Jane Solino, daughter of 1
PRESCRIPTION
Alliance Francalse Award - careful, pedestrians to be alert Shore D r a m a G r o u p ' w a s held on Mrs. Frances Solino of 214 Beach
PHARMACY
Michael I>andesman.
and parents to keep children out June 14, a t t h e Hewl^t-Wood* rfith street, and t h e late^ Louis
B'rlth' Abraham Award -Gloria of the streets. Every available mere Public Library.
\ Solino, was graduated yesterday Well known In the Roekaway*
patrolman
will
be
on
duty.
Perlo.
for 25 years of accurate
and Juvenile)
Mrs. Daniel Spiegel of Hew- from F a r Roekaway^High' School.
French Certificate of Merit »—
lett, president, announced .that Miss Solino, an honor student
and prompt service.
> Franks To Celebrate
Joan v Madonlck, Karen
Post,
plans were being formulated for Was presented with a scholarv
ship to Fashion Institute of
Spencer-Schrbn. •
Mr. and Mrs. George Frank, the 1960-61 season during: which Technology by the. P.T.A. and Complete Cosmetics Line
GIFT SHdp
Hebrew Medal of the Jewish of 8410 Roekaway Beach boule- two major productions, a chil-'
All Leading Brands*
received
the.
Health
Education
Club 4f NeW Yorfc - Enid Klein. vard, will entertain at a family dren's show, and' seySrial snorter
14522 Neponsit Ave.
Department award and t h e Com- Louis SJierry lev. Cream
'liatin Certificate ,qf Merit
gathering on Saturday in honor "road shows" f o r other organi- mercial Studehts award.
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For
Prompt
Delivery
Barbara GarMnd, t S a n e Klevins. of their son, George, who grad zations in the community will be'
Spanish C e r t i f i c a t e ^ Merit
On Saturday night, Miss Soluated from Roekaway Beach presented.
Ro^ Felshln, J a n e t -Oold, Joyce Junior High School 180 yestering Will be honored a t a party Phones NBJ 4*0002.0003
Lahn*
Chapter Card Party
day, Mr. Frank. i» t h e scouta t the Democratic Club house of
MATHEMATICS
master of Boy Scout Troop 248,
The Wave Crest Section, Wel- the Fifth Ward, Beach 88th 4 1 2 Beach 129th Street
Association of Teachers of sponsored by t h e Daniel M. fare l e a g u e , Letchworth Village
Belle Harbor
MithematJqs of New York City O'Connell Post, No. 272, Ameri- Chapter, held a successful sup/ street that will be attended by
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Honor Certificates — Miohael can Legion. Mrs. F r a n k is a per and card party a t Perl's Ho- 200 relatives and friends,
Benson, Stanley Bernstein, Roy nurse's aide a t tWe Peninsula tel, Far. Roekaway. Mrs. Sey
General Hospital, Edgemere.
Felphin,
mour Laixer is president.
Interscholastlc
Mathematics
League Award — Michael Bensen, Roy Felshln.
For your children's comfort
Mathematical Association of
A SUMMER OF FUN IN THE SUN
America Award
Michael
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Parent's Association
Mathe
See Our l&rge Selection Of
matics Award — Michael'Benson.
SPORTS and SWIMWKAK IN ALL
Pi Mu Epsilon ArwArd — Roy
Felshln.
SIZES FROM TOTS TO TEENS
MUSIC *
Irwin Weinrlb Memorial Music
Award
Harold Adelman.
Parents*
Association
Music
TJw Children'*s Style Center
Award
(Instrumental) -ft
Robert Salzmah; (Vocal)
HilNeponsit Avenue At Beach 146th Street
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Hospital Sounds Urgent Call For Volunteers
William Btetein, son of Mr. P. S. 43, Beach 110th street, unand Mrs. Elstcin, who graduated der the direction of their teacher,
F a r Uockaway High School thi.s Mis. Silverman and the princiweek, will enter Cornell Univer- pal, Mrs. Bertha C. Ross, presity a s a pre-medical student in sented a playlet entitled "AnSeptember. He will be employed gels at Homo and at School"
a^ Highmount, N. Y. dining the Wednesday afternoon
at the
summer.
school for the children who will
Peter M. Gallagher of .'tfo enter the class In September.
Beach 142nd street h a s com The mothers also attended.
pleted training at Camp Drum,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Green of
N. Y,, a s h a s Stephen T. Joyce 432 Beach 13fcth street will leave
of 438 Beach 123id street.
on July 15 for Europe where
Allen Lewis Grossman, son of they will spend their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grossman, They plan to visit Italy, France,
has received his Bachelor of Sci England and Switzerland.
ence in Business Administration,
Steven Lane Itzkowitz, son of
cum laude, from New England Mr. and Mrs. Larry Itzkowitz,
College in Henniker, N. H. He will mark his first birthday towas a ntember of Sigma Alpha morrow at home, 225 Beach
Beta fraternity and treasurer of 125th street. He is the grandson
the Businessmen's Club.
of Mr. and Mrs. Al Sonn and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kravitz Mr. and Mrs. Jack Itzkowitz,
and . their three children, Ellen, also of Belle Harbor.
Stephen and Marlene, who have
Miss Mary Hogan of 11502
been staying a t the StatlerHil Roekaway Beach boulevard is
ton Hotel in New York, attended receiving the condolences of hfcr
the wedding Saturday evening many friends upon the passing
of Herbert Malsky, broth'er of last Wednesday of her mother,
Mrs. Kravitz at the West End Mrs. William Hogan, following
Temple.
an illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jacobs
West End residents have exand their son, Andrew Zane, tended their heart fell sympathy
former residents of the Rocka- to the family of the late Mrs.
ways, now of Wakefield, Mass., Elizabeth Crowe, who died on
were in Neponsit Saturday for Monday a t the Resort Nursing
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Home in Arverne.
June Zane, of Neponsit, sister of
Miss Theresa Milo of Roxbury
Mrs. Jacobs, who w a s married was graduated from St. Francis
Saturday evening at the West de Sales last Sunday and the
End Temple to Herbert Malsky next day she helped to celebrate
of Brooklyn.
the birthday of hor mother, Mrs.
Pupils of the first grade at Kathryn Milo.
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First Commencement Exercises Held By
BELLE HARBOR-NEPONSIT
Roekaway Beach Junior High School
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SCIENCE
BaUsch a n d Lbmb Science
Award
Roy Felshin.
Biology Teachers' Association
Award — Andrew Janovsky.
Chemistry Teachers' Association Award
Stephen Rothbaum.
Dudley
Kaufman
Memorial
Prize - Arnold Lentnek.
Ralph
E. Horton
Science
Award
Roy Felshln.
Physics Teachers' Association
Award — Michael Benson.
Rennsselaer Polytechnic Institute MedaJ - Roy Felshin.
Westinghouse Science Talent
Seacrh Award - George Berger.
SOCIAL STUDIES
American Association of Teachers' of the Social Studies Certificates -Michael Grossman, Rita
Kissen, Janet Rausnitz.
American
Legion
History
Award
Adrlenne Rubinstein.
Chamber of Commeiw Economics Medals — Joel Abramson,
Dorothy Elmers.
Parents'
Association
Social
Studies Awards —- Daniel FitzSimons, Michael U g h t , Henry
Schaffer.
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