Amenia NY Harlem Valley Times 1968 - 1968

THE HARLEM VALLEY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1968
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BY EILEEN DWYER
The Seventh Annual Science Fair
was held on Saturday, May 25.
The chairman of the Science Fair
was Vicki Culver. The assistant
chairman was Susan Wells.. The
other chairmen were: Eileen Dwyer,
publicity; Mike Reynolds, layout;
Dianne Giblin, hostess; Vivian Chodan, arrangements; and Patti Bida,
office.
The projects of the Science Fair
were set up on Friday, May 24 in
the various assigned rooms. Grades
10-12 set up their projects in Mr.
DesChamps room.
There were
several categories for the grades
7-9. Grades 7-9 under Biology, with
two per group, were set up in Mr.
Riemer's room; Grades 7-9, with
three per group, were set up in
Mr. Waldinger's room; Grades 7-9,
under Physical Science, were set up
in Room 15. The judging took place
from ten o'clock until one o'clock.
The following judges generously
donated their time: Mrs. Mary Suppon, Dr. Walter B. Lukens, Mr. Albert Anderson, Mr. Victor Smith,
Mrs. Shirley Shoifet, Mr. Robert
Meade, Mr. Richard Miller, Mrs.
Elizabeth McEnroe, Dr. Daniel Kappel, Mr. Kent Kay, Dr. John Brinker, Dr. Carnes Weeks, Mr. Mike
Sachter, Dr. Michael Badeen, and
Dr. LaMastra.
Some of the winning projects will
be exhibited at a later date. The
awards will be given out at the
Awards Assembly on June 10.
A birthday party was held at
Jimmy Pratt's house for Rose Marie
Marchi, Richard Marston, and Jimmy Pratt. Their birthdays were
celebrated on this one occasion because they were May 8, 14, and 16,
and they were so close together that
their friends decided to give them
one big party. Guests came from
Amenia, Amenia Union, Sharon Valley, Millerton and Wassaic.
On Friday, May 17, Sheila Coon
at the 4H Dress Review held at
Arlington Senior High School, was
chosen as one of the 15 girls to
represent Dutchess County at the
District Dress Review. There were
389 girls participating in the Dress
Review from Dutchess County.
The 1968 Junior -Prom elections resulted in Richard Beaton as the
king and a tie for the Queen—between Pamela Warwick and Donna
Canevari. Congratulations!!!
Friday, May 24, there was a dance
at the American Legion Hall in Millerton. There was a crowd of 131
there and everyone had a blast!!
The Ones played, with a new organ
player. The highlight of the night
was when the trophies for the dance
contest donated by the NyConn
Riders were awarded. The winners of this event were Gary Miller
and Diane Gangloff. The couple
who took second place, who also
received trophies were Robbie Snyder and Patti Stanley. - Congratulations to the best dancers in .Millerton, Amenia and Wassaic.
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Sawchuck, Debbie Goggins and Donald Latrel, David Waldron and ?
(partner's name unknown); and
Frosty Ploof and Denny Parsons.
Do you remember long ago when
I put in a list of the Seniors who
had been accepted at colleges? Well
since then there have been a lot
more acceptances, so I can tell you
about a few of them.
Harlem Valley State Hospital,
Wingdale, announced the acceptance
of Carol Lindsay, a senior at Webutuck Central. Carol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lindsay of Millerton. She is an active
member of Teen Aids, Chorus, Girl's
Athletic Association and the Student
Leader Corps.
Dutchess Community College has
announced the acceptance of the following Webutuck Central seniors to
their freshman class of 1968. Carolyn Booth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Booth of Tower Hill
Road, Millbrook. Carolyn is a member of the Drama Club, AFS Club
and Girls' Athletic Association. She
will pursue a career in Nursing.
George Cooke, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Cooke of Downey Road,
Millerton. George is presently enrolled at the Occupational Education
School and is a member of the Radio
Club. He will enroll in the Electrical Technology Program.
Donald Barlow, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Barlow of South Amenia. Donald participated in varsity
basketball and is a member of the
Radio Club. He will also begin his
studies in the Electrical Technology
Program.
. James G. Burke, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Burke, Amenia, will
study for a Business Career.
Kathleen McEniff, daughter of
Mrs. Helen McEniff, Amenia, is a
member of the Drama Club. Kathy
is interested in Elementary Teaching.
Last week's picture was of Debbie and Charlene Goggins of Millerton.
THIS WEEK'S little girl is now a
freshman at Webutuck. She lives
in Amenia.' Any ideas?
Note :A lot of people have been
donating pictures of friends, so don't
be surprised if someday you open
your paper and see your picture!
Web Tide '68 is now completed.
The whole staff worked real hard
to make this an issue to remember
and they should be proud of the
great job that they did.
The advisor of the "Web Tide '68
staff was Mrs. Theresa Bart el. The
Editor-in-Chief was Linda Smith.
Design was taken care of by Lee
Hulst. Other staff members included Audrey Lewis, Assistant Editor; Pat Horton, Copy Editor; Debra
Hersh, Business Editor; and Coeditors: Cindy Mylock, Barb Diester, Debby Schultz, Karen Haley,
and Sue Beckwith.
In the beginning of the Yearbook
can be found the inscription:
"A Time for Everything"
The old cliches are time worn, yet
perhaps the reason for their longevity lies in their truth of meaning.
A time for everything does not imply the solitary recognition of giltedged memories. It signifies life
itself. Good and Evil, Jqy and Sorrow.—No isolating walls or sugercoating happiness!
Our theme embodies this idea.
What we are trying to 'present'is
a total picture of student activities
and the actual life of a school. Not
a presentation of ever-smiling faces
but the human aspect . . . of inevitable failures and success. In a
word, reality.
And then comes the dedication.
It goes like this:
It is with great pleasure that
the class of '68 dedicates this yearbook to a man who has offered us
laughter when we were saddened,
advice when we were confused, and
the true value of sportsmanship
when we were disillusioned. A great
person with a* great love for life . . .
Coach Richard Watkins.
Soon the class of '68 will be leaving our sacred halls, but they leave
their traces, in the form of a huge
'68 painted in the middle of the
driveway to Webutuck
Central
School. All of the seniors have
signed their names to this memorial
of the class of '68.
The Dutchess County Scholastic
League Track Meet was held at
Franklin D. Roosevelt High School,
Hyde Park, on May 25. At this
meet, which was attended by the
Webutuck track team, Bob Campbell won a gold medal in the discus, and a silver medal in the high
jump. Gaynor McGhee won a fourth
place in the triple jump, and fifth
place in the broad jump. Bob Murphy got a fifth place in the 880
yard run. Jim Gordon tied for
third in the 100 yard dash, but lost
the medal when the two flipped a
coin to see who got third and who
got fourth. Webutuck's 880 Relay
team won a fourth place. The track
meet was won by Wappingers in the
large school category, and by Red
Hook in the small school category.
Webutuck placed fourth out of seven
schools.
Mr. Pavliga was so
pleased with his team that on the
way home he treated them all to
a malt. A lot of the track members
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venburgh, his brother and sister,
Barbara and Peter. Birthday cake
and ice cream was served for the
occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scofield and
children Ronald, Shelly and Gary
of Bedford Hills, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haley
of Main Street, on Sunday.
Mrs. John Christopher and Lewis
Potter of North Salem, N. Y., were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude MacArthur.
Mrs. Joseph McEnroe and Mrs.
Mae Kain of South Amenia attended
a Christening Party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McEnroe of
Dover Plains on Sunday afternoon,
May 26.
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FLY-UP AND BRIDGING
PROGRAM
On Friday evening, June 7 at the
Webutuck High School the Brownies
and Girl Scouts will hold a Fly-Up
and Bridging Program beginning at
7:30 p.m. There will be approximately 200 girls participating in this
program. The community is invited
to attend.
Mrs. William Fielding, of Barlow
School is a patient at Sharon Hospital. At the present time she is
improving. Get well wishes are sent
to her at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Amundson of
Lime Rock, Conn., spent Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Pendergast.
DOUBLE BIRTHDAYS
Two birthdays were celebrated at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W^_C_
Pratt in Amenia Union on Sunday,
May 26. A. barbecue was given for
the birthdays of William Sprossel
and Richard Rockwood, both birthdays are in May. Included in this
birthday barbecue was a surprise
baby shower for Nancy Rockwood.
Many friends of all three; attended,
and the weather was perfect for an
outside barbecue.
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