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I THE WAVE, ROCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y., (BOROUGH OF QUEEN SjgEW YORK CITY)1, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1943 •,-»» \-rnt Page KvS
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School No. 44 Gives Diplomas To Class of 64 Many Prizes Awarded At
Exercises Held on Last Friday Afternoon
EDITH GREENBLUM VALEDICTORIAN
Exhibition of Graduation Dresses Was Part Of Well Balanced Program
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Graduat ion exercises af Public School No. 44, H a r r y Rlt ter , princ i p a l , were held in the school auditor ium last Fr iday afternoon, when a c k a s of G4 graduates received diplomas and prizes were awarded. Alvin Minkoff was the salutator ian and E5dith Greenbaum the valedictorian,
As the graduat ing class entered they sang "Praise Ye the Fa ther , " th» pupils joining In the singing. Joan Callahan read from the Scriptures, and a chorus of g radua tes and pupils .sang "In a Monastery Garden," with Mildred Hogan a t the piano, Alvin Minkoff then gave the salutatory, and an exhibition of graduat ion drosses followed.
Mary O'Connor and Barbara Savides recited "I am an American," and a chorus of graduates and pupils sang "Ital ian Street Song" and "Who Is Sylvia?" A recitation, "Questions for Americans," by Joseph Wiese, was followed by the presentat ion of diplomas, Guard certificates and awards by Principal Hi t te r ; the valedictory by Edith Greenbaum, a flag salute and the singing of "Star Spangled Banner" by the Color Guard and assembly, concluded the program as the graduates receded from the auditorium.
Twenty of the graduates have chosen to at tend F a r Rockaway High School, three will enter John Adams High School, five will go to the Woodrow Wilson Vocational High School, six to the Brooklyn High School for Specialty Trades, four will enter Chelsea Vocational High School, and one each to the Brooklyn High School of Women's Garment Trade-*, the Jamaica Vocational High School, the Brooklyn ligh School of Homemaking, to t. Augustine's Academy, Our Lady
Vf Wisdom Academy and St. Joseph's Business School.
Presentat ion of prizes were made to the following: Scholarship, medal donated by Dr. A. W. Victor, to Edi th Greenbaum; scholarship, medal donated by Mrs. Lillian Fa-ber, to Alvin Minkoff, and honorable mention to Jaqueline Zipern; mathemat ics medal, donated by Dr. Harold R. Jacob*, to Jacqueline Zipern, and honorable mention to Daniel Tierney, Alvin Minkoff and Edith Greenblum; English, the Herman Silver Memorial Medal, to Edi th Greenblum, and honorable mention to Jacqueline Zipern and Alvin Minkoff; history medal, donated by Daniel M. CConnel Post, No. 272, American legion, to EJiza-beth Meyer, and. honorable mention to Jacqueline Zipern.
Civics medal, donated by the Chamber of Commerce of the Rock, aways, to Jacqueline Zipern, and honorable mention to Daniel Tierney; service medal, donated by Dr. I rving G. Frohman, to Zoa CBr ion and honorable mention to Joseph Picone and Alvin Minkoff; character medal, donated by Lt. John E. Mitchell Auxiliary, V.F.W., to Marie Hoffman; dramat ics medal, donated by the Dramat ic Club to Joseph Weise; homemaking medal, donat
e d by the Pa ren t s ' Association, to Elizabeth Mfeyer, and honorable mention to telsie Finkle; sowing' prize donated by the Pa ren t s ' Association*, to Marie Bellona, and honorable mention to Elsie Flnkle ; craft work medal, donated by the School Art League, to Alvin Minkoff; athletics and sportsmanship prize, donated by Feiner 's Studio, to J ames O'Grady; science medal to Alvin (Minkoff and honoroblo mention to Charles Behne.
Fallowing are the gradua tes : Marie Belloma, Rhoda Blau, Joan
Callahan, Rose Del Vccchio, Joan j Deutsch, Doris Engstrom. Helen Faber , Elsie Finkle, Estell ' ' .?,-man, Ed i th Gree ' Eileen Hoobs, Ei izab^" " . . , u , Richard Ahlert, Jo ;er, Irving Cook, J o c i ,.v.ss, David Finkle, Edward Gaffney, Eugene Goldman, Paul Glanzmen, Jean Llpoff, Elizabeth Meyer, Rober ta Morgan, Zoa O'Brien, Mary O'Connor, Barba ra Savides, Phyllis Smith, Beverly Sol-liday, Vera Triegloff, Dorothy Var-onne, Leondore Wlesner, Jacqueline Zipern, John Hayden, Max Kaplan, James O'Grady, Gerald Plancher, Je rome Prace, Christ ian Schunk, Jesse Spencer, F r a n k Vita, Catherine Brady, Agnes Scrltoner, Joseph Wlese, Marvin Andrews, Charles Behne, Thomas Fraln , Joseph P l -cone, Silas Winston, Odell Glover, Robert Henry, Michael Malazao, Bennle Noble, Robert Robimon, Art hu r Schilling, Arthur Cholakis, Umber to De Santi , Joseph Gordon, Alvin Minkoff, Joan Rampmaier , F r ances Suglla, Carr ie Thomas, Daniel Tierney, Marie Hoffman, Dorothy Jones.
About 300 war plants In the United S ta tes help to produce the 45,-000 different pa r t s In a heavy bomb.
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Class of 230 Received Diplomas At 91st Commencement of Far Rockaway H. S.
The large auditorium of F a r Rockaway High School was filled to capacity last Fr iday evening with the parents, relatives and friends of the graduates on the occasion of the ninety-flrst commencement of the school. Two hundred and thir ty graduates received their diplomas from Miss Monica D. Ryan, principal of the school, and a large number of these received commencement honors and departmental awards from Arthur Franzen, administrat ive assistant.
Of the 230 graduates, 155 completed the academic course, 38 the general course and 37 the commercial course. Mu.dc was furnished
i by the high school orchestra un
der the direction of Ralph W. , then Stuart Can in played a violin Starke. Municipal Court Justice> solo, "Caprice Basque," by Pablo William J. Morris, jr. delivered i de Sara, accompanied by Martin the address to the graduates. Ralph j Canin. Lisle was valedictorian of the class. , , u s t U , e M o r r i d l h e n m a d c t h 0
rhir ty of the graduates arc mem-1 a d ( , r o s s U) t h e g r a d u a t e g a n d t h 0
bers of Arista, the honor society, p r a g o n t o t i o n a f a w > m l a w a s m f l d o of the school. , b y A r t ^ u r p r a n z e n i administrative
The program opened with the I assistant at the school. Stanley processional of the graduates to i Mishkin then presented the class the st irr ing s t ra ins of "Pomp ' and : gift to the school and Miss Hilde-Circumstance," played by the high | garde Licbich, senior .grade adviser, school orchestra. This was followed I presented the graduates, who re
61 Graduated Frim School No J42, Arverne I )i pi obi aw and Prizes Were
Awwded at Exercises Hep Last Thursday
by a reading from the Scriptures by Peggy S. Tenenibaum, and a salute to the flag and the singing
ceived their diplomas from Miss Ryan, the principal. The graduates left the auditorium as the reccw-
TWOSGENE PLAY WAS PRESENTED
of the national anthem. Greetings | sional, "Cornelius Festival March," from the Class of 1943 were given i by Mendelssohn, was played by the by Robert Lisle, valedictorian, and I high .school orchestra.
Stanl Va]
Slociun Delivered jdietory; Graduates
Daleed the Minuet
I Commencement honors and the awards were made to the following: j HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC STANDING FOR FOUR YEARS Robert Lisle, Peggy S. Tcnenbaum, Peter J.
Isaacs, Emilie Kligierman, Benjamin M. Elson, Jacques Louis Zakin, Eli Kraus, Mordecai Aaron ! Bcrkun. Ruth R. Berry, Rachel Virginia Wood ley. [ COOPRRATION IN GOVERNMENT DIPLOMAS Donald M. Blake (Medalist), Peter J. Isaacs, Adele B
Kane, Sydcllc M. Resnick, Peggy S. Tenenbaum. II BETTA KAPPA ALUMNI IN NEW YORK AVv SNSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE MEDAL
PHI RF. CHAMBER O F COMMERCE AWARDS EXCHANGE CLUB ESSAY CONTEST
AWARD Robert Lisle Jacques Louis Zakin
Peter J. Isaacs, Jacques Louis Zakin, Benjamin M. Elson MEDALS Peter J. Isaacs, Adelaide I. Schiff,
Joseph Slap (January '43) ELDING MEMORIAL AWARDS Adele B. Kane (Secretarial), Bernice Char kin (Accounting) EW YORK CLASSICAL CLUB AWARDS Robert Lisle, Peggy S Tenenbaum EW YORK CLASSICAL CLUB SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Robert Lisle MERICAN LEGION HISTORY MEDAL Robert Lisle
T l A * r t M T T « a n r > o
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W AMEBIC ANNA M. K E M P F MEMORIAL AWARD CHEMISTRY CERTIFICATE PHYSICS CERTIFICATE
, BIOLOGY CERTIFICATE I MEMBERSHIP IN AMERICAN INSTITUTE O F SCIENCES
MANDL SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD S P I E R S MEMORIAL MEDAL ALLIANCE FRANCAISE MEMBERSHIP AWARD
Peter J. Isaacs Rachel Virginia Woodley
Arthur I. Snyder Rachel Virginia Woodley
Amos Neidle .... Ahby Sylvia We ism an
Peggy S. Tcnenbaum Emilie Kligierman
PAN-AMERICAN M E D A L * "~'*"*""..*."....".."......"....." Judith Sollender L CERTIFICATE Edythe Danilln
Francos Ella Swain Frances Ella Swain. Mildred Levine
ALEXANDER MEDAL ATHLETIC AWARDS
Louisa Wingatc Underbill Memorial Certificate . Gold Medals (Girls' Branch, P. S. A. L.) Junior Councilor Medals Blmily-Marie Horn, Rachel Virginia Woodloy, Winifred L. Burke
UNITED STATES ARMY MARKSMEN MEDALS Irving Coiien. James W. Cell. Fred Cluck, Seymour Vail, Jticques Louis Zakin.
PULITZER P R I Z E Robert Lisle AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SCHOOL SERVICE Sylvia Sara Sclalin
The following received departmental awards : ACCOUNTING AND LAW Bernice Charkin, Frances Ella Swain, Solma Meyrowitz, Sylvia Weiss ART -Edythe Danilln, Eugene L. Cass, Irene Garguila, Barbara M. Noddeland, Emily-Mario Horn. Rita
Liebowitz. BIOLOGY AND GENERAL SCIENCE Rachel Virginia Woodley. Robert Li.sle. Emilie Kligierman, Benson
Soffer, Marian R. Smith, Peggy S. Tenenbaum, Amoe Neidle, Mordecai Aaron Bcrkun, Doris Schwartz, Cicely I. Treble, Robert M. Fr iedman, Ruth Ochs.
ENGLISH Robert Lisle, Adelaide I Schiff, Sydelle M. Resnick. Sandra Bernstein, Emilie Kligierman, Peggy S. Tenebaum, Benson Soffer, Peter J. Isaacs, Cicely I. Treble. Jacques Louis Zakin, April Barnum Temple, Paula Hoberman, Ralph Feuerman, Elaine Greenberg.
FRENCH Jacques Louis Zakin, May Solomons, David Zenilman, Cicely I. Treble, Peter J. Isaacs, Mordecai Aaron Bcrkun, Helen Yvette Kalmowitz, Judith Sollender.
HOMEMAKING Ruth Marilyn Miller, Abby Sylvia Weieman, Rhoda Eilen, Doris Claire Seligman. LATIN -Robert Lislo, Peggy S Tenenbaum, Peter J. Isaacs, Mordecai Aaron Bcrkun, James W. Gell,
Ruth R. Berry, Elaine Lois Sanders, Joseph E. Fisher. MATHEMATICS Peter J. Isaacs, Jacques Louis Zakin, Rachel Virginia Woodley, Henry C. Prem,
Mordecai Aaron Bcrkun, Benjamin M. Elson, Robert Shevett. PHYSICAL SCIENCES Jacques Louis Zakin, Ar thur I. Snyder, Henry C. Prem, Benjamin M Elson. FM
Kraus, Donald E. Witkin, Amos Neidle. SECRETARIAL STUDIES Adele B. Kane, Edith Fox, Rita Liebowitz, Sylvia Sara Scionn. Helen G.
Marcus. Mordecai Aaron Berkun, Paula Hoberman. Henry C.^Prcm SPANISH Judi th Sollender, Harry H. Bond, Marian R. Smith, Martin G. Polan, Robert Lisle, Emilie
Kligierman, Jacques Louis Zakin, Benjamin M Elson, Sylvia B. Marcus. Ruth R. Berry, ]\tyiy Solomons, Rachel Virginia Woodley, Eli Kraus, Stuart V. Canin. Marjoric Elaine FoldmaTi;"Wwfry C. Prem, Sydelle M. Resnick, David Zenilman, Adelaide I. Schiff.
Following were*the graduates :
Mildred Aginsky Seymour L Altman Howard Charles Amron Margaret J. An glim Muriel Florence Baumgarten Robert C. Berger Mordecai Aaron Berkun Janice T. Bernstein Sandra Bernstein Ruth R. Berry Morton F. Bishop Donald M. Blake Michael H. Blake Alfred W. Bockman Harry H. Bond Bernard Boriskin Warren G Bornhoeft Ar thur J. Brackman Harriet Brodey Harold Brodsky James Alexander Brown Winifred L Burke Bruno D. Campa, Jr . S tuar t V. Canin Eugene L. Cass Phyllis Oheriff Vito L. Chlarello Beverly R. Cohen Kenneth J. Cohen Norman Cohen Sol Cohen Constantino Davantzls Helen Edelstein Barbara Lee Effross Rhoda Eilen Benjamin M. Elson Harold Elson Marjorie Elaine Feldman Donald Felsenthal
Dorothy B. Bell Walter J. Bo land Jean M. Borison Claire Butow Joseph James Calpin George F Cornish Ber t ram Crystal L.:.y.he Danilln Elizabeth Harr ie t Dribben
Academic Course Ralph Feuerman Harvey L. Lipton Joseph E Fisher Murray Fox Nathaniel S. Frankel Robert M. Friedman Irwin Garfinkel James W. Gell Fred Gluck Arthur Goldberg Jane A. Goldberg Sidney Goldberg Beverly Greenberg Elaine Greenberg Gloria Greenfield Robert P. Hanson Richard Herbert Hauck Rose Helen Herbst Paula Hoberman Benjamin Ira Holzman Victor Horowitz Pe te r J. Isaacs Leonard Jalewsky Paula Laura Rabat Helene Yvette Kalmowitz Gabriel Kanaris Herbert E. Kaplan Martin A. Karp Emilie Kligierman Kenneth Kosmacher Eli Kraus Howard I. Krauss Naomi Lazan Beverly S. Lazar Coleman Leffler Elaine F Levandef Daniel S. Levin Mildred Levine Phyllis Cor inne Levy William D. Lewis
General Course
Carol D. Friend ' «u A Johnson Irene Garguila Joseph Jones Helen F. ClavenUtr Alphon.se N. Malzone Babette Gerson IUilph Warren Martinez Leonard Gladstone Burton D. Green Eileen R. Hennlngsen Emily-Marie Horn
Robert Lisle Alfred B. Magida Marvin Mandel Sylvia B. Marcus Wallace Merles Margaret E. Metzgcr Sianloy Mishkin William Morin Paul Moses Robert. Neidich Amos Neidle Harold Carl Newman Barbara M. Noddeland Ruth Ochs Raymond Pearlson Matthew A. Perlingieri Sidney Perlmuttor Martin G. Polan Henry C. Prem Louis A Procops Herbert Frederic Ray Sydelle M. Resnick Audrey I. Rivkin Blanche E. Rosenberg Charlotte Rothman Robert Noah Rothstcin Henry Rubin Louis Rublin Elaine Ix)i.s Sanders Elaine Sandhaus Edward Sanger Arnold L. Sehenkel Adelaide I. Schiff Florence Schleehter Claire Renee Schwartz Doris Schwartz Ralph Leslie Selden Doris Claire S ' uin
Marilyn E. Mayer Sclma Meyrowitz Donald Palmer John A. Procops
iSonald Hoffman Jackson Melba A. Reich Jeanne Rosenberg
Lillian Altschuler BJssie M. Bailey Dorothy A. Barin Marion C. Braband Roslyn Cahn Josephine Blsther Cardea Elvira R. Cestra Thelma Ohaimowltz Harr ie t May Ohaitkin Bernice Charkin
Irving Cohen Edith Fox Betty Glantz Edith S. Glover Josephine Joan Greco Sherle Hearst Vllma E. Johnson Florence Kandel Adele B. Kane
Commercial Course Gertrude Kolodny Virginia Grace Lang Rita Liebowitz Harr ie t Ruth Lisansky Ruth Marilyn Miller Anne Murray Eileen M. Murray
Philip Shapiro Howard Shernicoff Patricia M. Sherwood Walter R. Shettler Robert Shevett Oscar J. Siegcl Renee L. Sincoff Marian R. Smith Joseph Edward Smyth Arthur I Snyder Benson Soffer Judith Sollender May Solomons Rhoda Irene Sondak Herbert Lional Sperling Aline June Stappler Myron Stark Arline Muriel Sussman Dolores Teller April Barnum Temple Peggv S. Tenenbaum Cicely I. Treble Seymour Vail William S. Vilardi Janet Walcher Seymour Weinman Gladys Weinstoin Howard Weinstein Phyllis L. Weinstein Abby Sylvia Weisman Miriam Weissblum Ann Ruth Whitehill Donald E. Witkin Enid P. Wolpin Rachel Virginia Woodley Willi.**' i : i . Young . .1 ;u ' s Louis Zakin »Javld Zenilman
Myron Schoncelt Michael Francis Simmons James H. Smith Harriet Strauss Catherine S Thorogood Anton J. Toman Sylvia Weiss June E. Wernersbach John Walter Woska Estelle Yanover
Helen G- Papouohis Ruth Piat t Charlotte C. Polan Gloria June Rodomista Sylvia Sara Sola fin Frances Ella Swain Claire Weiner
Millicemt Adrieivne Newman Elaine Wieseneck Jane Anne O'Neill Betty G. Wolf
! | David had been a student a t t he ' This makes a total of $11,600,06. ! xTi ru cs~w™i «.f rw«»Yi«,./>o Mnn-! Miss Julia Buckley of 171* Beach
148th street, is acting principal of .High School of Commerce, Man-H A N D I C A P P E D B O Y
W I N S H , S . D I P L O M A ^hattan, for one year when he was | s tr icken ill and was forced to go to
the hospital. The Board of Educa-There was one graduate who was n c ;;re3ent a t the commencement exercises of F a r Rockaway High School last Thursday evening. He wau David Jobrason, a cpatlent a t
t h e country branch of the Hospital for Joint Diseases a t the foot of Mott avenue and Jamaica Bay, F a r Roekavf/ay.
Miss Monica D. Ryan, prlnclpul of the high school, however, WM|t to the hospital and presented the diploma to David In the presence of his parents, who were invited to attend by. Mrs. Florence Uitta superintendent <K the hoopiUl.
tion, through the Division for Phyi cally Handicapped Childron, pro-•vlded a honie teacher for him and for, three years he pursued his studies diligently and his diploma was the reward.
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JPI>WE<S O F I*» 'S. .114 BUY $11,568 IN STAMPS AND BONDS
•yhe 806 pupils of Public School No. 114 a t Belle Harbor bought
i e ; # 4 5J! worth Of iWar Saving
Stamps and $4,«7fl worth of W a r
the school.
HIGH SCHOOL POOL OPEN TO BOYS, GIRLS
Diplomas were presented to 61 gradua l l s a t exercises of Public School S o . 42, Arverne, last Thursday afl lrnoon, a large at tendance of parBits and relatives of the graduafls being present. Sara H. Boyle, .jpincipal of the school, pre seated the prijj valedici
The lorium
Diplomas Given To Class of 73 At St. Mary's Graduates of January and
Juno Received Scrolls WediiesdayNight,June2H
S0HOLAKSHIPS AWARDED TO TWO
Carol Gillis and Gloria Byrne Are Winners Of Four-Year Courses
Graduation exercises of St. Mary's Parochial School, F a r Rockaway, were held Wednesday evening of last week, when 29 graduates of ithe January class and 44 of the June class received diplomas. The Rev. A. Leonard, pastor of St.
e diplomas and awarded j Mary, Star of the Sea Church, ad-. Stanley Slocum was the ! dressed the graduates. a n - i The exercises opened with a mili-
uluat.es entered the audi- j tary review by the 4B class which the strains of "Pomp and I was followed by "The Torch of
Circumjjnnce," and a salute to t h e ' Freedom," by the GA cass. Then
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flag waSfollowed by the singing of "Star Spangled Banner." Helen Vlahov pave a Bible reading, after which i h c graduates sang the hymn, j [American Prayer." A minuet by file graduates was followed by a pfllno and violin duet played by Dor«||hy Cohen and/Kvolyn Rosen f eld.
A plfili', in two scenes, "All Out for Viejpry,'' was presented by the graduatjp, after vxhich Miriam
ST. FRANCIS SCHQOL POSTER WINNERS
Many worthy entries were made by the pupils of St. Francis de Sales School in the recent poster contest sponsored by the, Belle Harbor Garden Club, and the judges had great difficulty In determining which of the many poster designs submitted were the best. Their final decision was as follows:
Fi rs t prize, higher grade, Shelia Moran.
Firs t prize, lower grade, James Knapjp.
There were many excellent drawings and paintings among the entries, which showed there is an abundance of real talent among the pupils of the school, who may be developed In later years into successful artists.
78 Graduates Of School 114 Get-Diplomas Exercises Held Last Friday
Afternoonin Auditorium Of Belle Harbor School
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tt!M LAUDE HONORS FOB CAROL KAHN
32 Graduated At Edgemere Exercises Held On Monday
Afternoon at P. S. 106; Prizes Awarded to Nine
Shapir present plomns of Fri deliver* gram the gr
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rendered a piano solo. The ion of awards and di-as followed\by the Ring ship and StVnley Slocum the valedictory. The pro-
|ded with the recession of luates. Ilowing awards were made:
Cenora|§proficiency medal donated John-TO. Mitchell Auxili-
i\W., to Stanley Slocum; lip modal donated by Mr. Nathan Boriskin, to Harry history medal donated by
hiel M. O'Connell Post, Legion, to Evelyn Rosen-
•ics medal donated by the of Commerce of the liock-
) Irving Klein; geography Minted by Mrs. Joan Marco,
bv the ary. V scholar and Mil Coldno thc D Ainoric berg; Chamb a ways modal
the graduates marched into the auditorium which was filled by the parents and friends of the graduates. "Summer Winds Blow" was a selection rendered and the graduates sang "Heart of Jesus Hear." The presentation of diplomas and awarding of medals and premiums followed. The Rev. Fa ther Leonard then delivered the address to the graduates, who sang "The Bells of St. Mary," and then marched out of the auditorium as the program came to an end.
The following received awards :
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to WillMm Olsson; reading, donat cd by Uio G. O. of the school, to
asal. laking, donated by the Association of the school,
n Rosenborg, Miriam Sha-Ura Naisborg and Anna
'ing, donated by the Par-social ion, to Anna May and ye ra Bernstein; art, by Mrs. David Goldstein, rd Schwartz; music, do
py the Community Men's Gerald Frankel ; shop,
ft ware" I. to Stephen C h a p - i , t h o c h a m b e r o f Commerce of xmat.es, donated by Nina I t h o . R o c k a w a y S i w o r o awarded to
Morris Horn
Parent to 10 ve piro, I Hunt; outs' , Pushor t lonalo to Ho'
! natod jc iub , I HanoyJ
nick; ! A. Wh« and C natod Robert H. Ha] sentod Moade in moi bo] If ther P gerty, • resen ted by Sara H. Boyle, to David Granirer.
Cer tBcates of merit, general seholatjjhip. to Sidney Vanefsky, and hjlpfulncss to Robert Brown; school Service pins, presented by Kdwai | | Kugel, Mrs. Adole Kaplan
IIip Kern, Foiner's Studio, rt Brown, Dorothy Cohen, Dawson, Patricia Dolan, Eiisort, Joseph Festa, Anna lanagan, Minnie Gontile, Granirer, Marilyn Green-ertram Greenwald, Thelma una Hunt, Meade Jackson, ic Jordan, Ellon Lisansky, Nassborg, Helaine Ross, Schraga, Stanley Slocum, Swick and Ell Wilkenfeld. amos of the graduates fol-
Graduation exercises were held Monday afternoon in Public School No. 106, Edgemere, when a class of 32 graduates received diiplomas and prizes were awarded. Lewis Morris was the valedictorian and Edith Fein was the salutatorian, and each received a medal donated by the Parent-Teacher Association of the chool.
Other awards were made to the | following: Cooking, Irene Levine; .sowing, Helen iSchapiro and Claire Kaplan, both these prizes being donated by the P.T.A.; history
Christian Doctrine medals donated I medal, donated by the American by tho Rev. Leonard to Joseph j Region, to Lewis Morris; mathe-Radigrfn and Ellon Traver of the I malics medal, donated by the Rock-January class and to John Lennon away Savings Bank, to Donald and Barbara Van Buren of the ! Housman; geography medal, donat-June clans; general excellence j ed by the Veterans of Foreign medals donated by Maris Stella Council, K. of C, and Court Eu-charistia, C. D. of A., to Joseph Goldman and Nona Pronek of the January class, and to Thomas Jo-chum and Carol Gillis of the June class. Carol Gillis has received a four-year st-bolarship to St. Agnes High School. Rockville Center. These awards woro made by Mr. Hynes, grand knight of Maris Stella Council.
History medals donated by F a r Rockaway Pest, American Ix>gion, to John Mullen of the January class, and to Thomas Curran of tho June class. Tho Fa r Rockaway l e gion Auxiliary medals for history went to Vivian Rosa of the January class and to Mary Brcsnan* of the Juno class. Past Commander Arthur Burkander of F a r Rockaway Post and Mrs. A. H. Burn-ham, past president of the Legion Auxiliary, made the presentations. The social studios medaHs donated
Was Also Valedictorian Of Class; Elliott Oldman Delivered Salutatory
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Wars, to Louise Koslyn; civic .service medal, donated by the Chamber of Commerce of the Rockaways, to Vincent Di Ceglio; ar ts and crafts modal to Leonard Henshon.
Following were the graduates: Samuel Benrulbin, Joseph Brief, Angelo Croce, Vincent Di Ceglio,
i Har ry Gutman, Leonard Hershon, Donald Housman, Laurence Jacob-fion, Donald MacNulty, Sanford Marx, I^ewis Morris, Bertram Myerson, William Rosenborg, Eugene J. Side, Arthur Wagner, Marilyn Albin, Rita Cohn, Edith Foin, Evelyn Friedland, Margari ta Gallo, Claire Kaplan, Ijouise Koslin, Irene Levine, Tybelle I^evino, Mari-i
Seventy-eight pupils of Public School No. 114, Belle Harbor, Of which Mis* Julia A. Buckley Is acting principal, received their diplomas at graduation exercises held last Friday in the school auditorium. Carol Kahn was graduated cum laude and was the valedictorian, and Elliott Oldman was the t
salutatorian. Prizes were awarded M for meritorious work during the U school tenm.
The program follows: Procession- ;J| al, "Praise Ye the Father ' ; ; Bible | | reading; hymn, "O Ixird Moat 11 Holy';; salutatory, Elliott Oldman; song, "The Flower Song," graduates ; dances, highland schottische, 8B girl>3, and Frykdal 's polka, graduates; awarding of prizes; song, "On the Road to Mandalay," graduates; presentation of diplomas; song, "Sweet Kentucky Babe," graduates; valedictory, Carol Kahn; song, "America," graduates; presentation of the flag, Peter Pollock, 8B M and Eugene Mann, 8A; finale, "Star 1 Spangled Banner." |
The following were awarded priZ' 1 es: Carol Kahn, cum laude; Jose* . . . . . . . . - r . ., » i > »_.. >; p
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phine Yadanza, best record for en* tire school course, medal donated by Mrs. James Nugent and Mae Bienenfeld, honorable mention; E l liott Oldman, merit medal, second, highest in 8B; Josephine Yadanza* sewing, first prize, and Dolores Far* roll, second prize; sho,p work medal <| donated by Art Craft Club, Samuel | Oh can, and James Pa in ton and | Eugene Kaiden, honorable mention; Mae Bienenfeld, homemaking; J a c ques Waag, science, and Elliott Oldman, honorable mention; Mae Bienenfeld, civics medal donated by the Chamber of Commerce of the Rockaways, and Monte Bliss, Elliott Oldman and Phyllis Luft, honorable mention; Stuar t Eller-stein, geography medal donated by Rockaway Post, J.W.V., Alan Silver, honorable mention; Marjorie
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jlwright, to Miriam Shapiro trude Werner; library, do->y Mary R. McKillop, to
rown; cooperation, Mary erty Memorial prize, pre-y Adelaide S. Warren to ackson; cooperation prize ry of Mary A. Horn, Ara-irris. Agnes Conerty, Rs-
maine and Mary H. Hag
| and i t o Ro F rank Noree: Mae David baum, Hahn, Kathof Laura Wilda Sidnoyf
The low: Barad Basal, J Borns Bilins! Bira, Brow' Brow
Vliriam *3
•Bonds dui-Jftf! 'Sjk pmt semesleY,,; t _ ^ r ^ ( . ^ r T
averaging 114.88 ifor each child. • day* a re reserved for girls,
The swimming pool a t F a r Rockaway High School will be open to boy« and girls from July 6 to August 81/ it was announced this week by John B . Wade, Superintendent of Schools. i
Two sessions will be held each weekday from 9:80 a. tti. to noon and , from 1;80 to 5;8f> p , % *tfhe pool will be open to boys On.i;;Tues* dtiys and Thursday*. Tito other
an rice n, Vera F. *3 , George vid Donald *1 Robert *4
ChapnKk, Stephen R. *1 CohenJDorothy *4 DawsdK Frank X. *4 DolanWatr ic ia A *4 Eisortf t joreen *4 Festa,woseph *4 FlanaJfcn, Anna Mae *3 Frankfl , Jerald *2 Gent i n Minnie *4 GlanzWRn, Alvin Nathan *2 Goldnm Harry Richard Granl j l r , David H. *4 GreenBtum, Marilyn Harr ie t *4 O r e o i A r g , Richard S. *2 GrcenSald, Ber t ram H H a h n A h o l m a *4 HoodJpi l tOn H u n t A n n a Beatrice *4 Jackson, Meade *4 J o r d a n Kathcr ine Eleanor *4 J o r d a n Roxana *4 Kleln.mrving *4 Kleln,Wudlth *3 Lassenf Mary LerneV Sidney B. Liebowitz, Marlon Miriam *4 Lisanfly, Ellen *4 M a n d » Franclne Miriam *4
. t Edward *3 M e j n f l k Stanley *3 Nassblfk, Laura *i Olssodi William J. *4 , Per lml t te r , Jacob N. *1 P robo lky , Philip *S PuskqK Anna Mae *4 Rosehlerg, Evelyn *4
, Evelyn I d a *1 Ross, • t e l a lne E d n a *4 Schralft, Wilda Alice *4
.z, Howard P , H L Miriam F r e d a *4.
Slocidtt Stanley W. *4 , Spar.JEharles *1 5. ;,'„'';";,','.('.'; Spetgmck, Ronald Mf
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Michael Wolf and Nancy Finn of the January cla»ss. and to Paul Mott and Mabel O'Connell of tho Juno class. Tho Rov. Ijeonard made the presentations. English medals donated by Rockaway Post, V. F . W., were awarded to Daniel Chaisson of tho January class and to Philip Seery of tho June class. The English medals donated by Lt. John E. Mitchell Auxiliary. V.F.W., went to Constance Hynos of the January class and to Gloria Byrnes of the June class. These presentations were made by Mrs. Mae Hunt, president of tho auxiliary. Medals for ari thmetic donated by tho Ladies' Auxiliary of Maris Stella Council, to Olivia Aschettino and Patricia O'Connor of the June clas<5, Mrs. Russell presenting these. The second highest in merit were Dorothy Carroll of the January class and Ellen Morin and Peter Monahan of the Juno class.
Following were the graduates : January Class
Robert Boyland, Daniel Chaisson, Theodore Dyke, Joseph Finn, Joseph Goldmann, John Mullen, John Murphy, Roger Porcella, Joseph Radigan, Alfred Rizzo, William Scots, John Spellman, Michael Wolf, Antoinette Campanella, Dorothy Carroll, Laura Di Mola, Grace Fehr, Nancy Finn, Mary Har t -maim, Constance Hynes, Patricia McGlone, Helen Neville, Anna Phe-
Bornadetto Sullivan, Patr ic ia Sullivan, Ellen Traver, J ane t Whelan.
June Class Olivio Achettino, James Calla
han, William Carrol, George Carter, John Conway, Thomas Curran, Gerald Grimes, John Lennon, Thos. Jochum, Donald McErlean, Cornelius McGowan, Leonard Mignogna, Peter Monohan, F rank Modica, William Morrison, Edward Mott, Paul Mott, Phil ip Seery, Ar thur Strassle, Edward Wall, Robert Watkins, Romilda Aschettino, Evelyn Bronna, Mary Brosnan, Joan Buckley, Gloria Byrne, Margaret Clttadino, Lois Decanto, Anna Dmytriu, Joyce Dye, Carol Gillis, Elizabeth Kelly, Rose Lanzone, Elizabeth McGinley, Catherine Mc-Gurk, Ellen Morin, Mabel O'Connell, Mary O'Connell, Evelyn O'Connor, Patr ic ia O'Connor, Julia Petersen, Maureen Radigan, Barbara Van Burn, Anna Venezla. MMintwmim •••«— ••ii i . i i .nii . »i.ii» lMii<« lii.fw< mmmmtMm^mmmmmm
Swick Sidney A. *4 Vanefsky, Sidney H. *8 Vlahov, Helen Dorothy *4 Waohs, Sylvia *S Weldon, Alice M. *8 Wer-ner, Gert rude *i West, Allen OP. *1 West, Hazel I rene *1 WilHenfeld, KhiH • G u a r d ServicoCertifloato 4 Terms—Gold Seal • ' •
.8 ,Tornts--BlueSMSeal . • s< -. '! T Wh HW',!»w« ' '''"'' •" 1 Term -XJertifloate without seal
lyn Nemeth, Eldith Porett i , Laura j Knoll, history medal donated by Pienkny, Helen* Sohapiro, Barbara Schultz, Marion Waldhelm, Marion Weinberg and Marilyn Winikus.
Three Youths Die In Crashes
(Continued from Page 1 ) received his gold wings and his commission in the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve at Pensacola, Fla., on June 8, and on the following clay he was married at the base in Pensacola to Miss Elizabeth M. Gunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gunn of Richmond Hill. After receiving his commission as a lieutenant at the Pensaocla air base, Lieut. Doric was transferred to the Jacksonville base.
Lieutenant, second grade, David William Gottlieb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gottlieb, of 1127 Harr is street, Fa r Rockaway, lost his life last Thursday when a Navy plane in which he was on a routine flight from the Quonset Naval Air Station, Rhode Island, plunged into Long Island StSund off New London, Conn. Four others in the plane also lost their lives.
Lieutenant Gottlieb, who was 23 years old, enlisted in the Naval Air
the Daniel M. O'Connell Post, American Legion, and Carol Kahn, James Painton and Monte Bliss, honorable mention; presentation made by Seymour Kingsley.
The Parents ' Association of the J school donated the cum laude, mer i t | (8B), sewing, homemaking and geography prizes. Mrs. Ela ine 4 Bandler, president of the association, making the presentations.
Following were the graduates : Patrick Arno, Austin Baer, Ed*' f§
ward Barrett , Frankl in Bass, MontO Bliss, Charles Boxenbaum, Samuel Chean, Warren Coe, John EberJ, 1 Stuar t Ellersteln, Robert Fa r r lng -ton, Herbert Goldberg, Ar thur 1 Green, Arthur Hofmann, Edward I Howard, Harold Jacobs, Alvin j Jaffe, Eugene Kaiden, Edwin Kent, | George Kingsley, Eugene Landl, I Eugene Langsam, Eugene Larkiin, m Donald Mehler. Elton Miller, Theodore Misbin, Elliott Oldman, SheN 1 don Ornstein, James Painton, Alan I Paul, Peter Pollock, Stanley Ros- j onthal, Stuart Samuels, Joseph 1 Schwartz, Ber t ram Shapiro, Pe t e r ffj Selz, Robert Shogan, Alan Silver* 1 Jacques Waag, Walter Weisblum, 1 Sheldon Wengel, George Wolfson, | Stuart Zerner.
Jacqueline Bast, Mae Bienenfeld, I Nancy Cooper, Joan Downing, J o a n I Eckman, Elaine Fagen, Dolorea | Farrell , Ijenore Feder, Ba rba ra I
Harbor. He was attached to the 125%th Squadron. Besides his parents, he is survived by two brothers, Newton and William.
The family is well known in the Rockaways, Mrs. Gottlieb being the
, . . . „ former Miss Rose Goldberg, daugh-™ 1 , * ° ™ J?. ,£n0-kJ JAV,.a"_ ? 0 ? , N tor of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gold-
Fields, Helene Glaubman, Saundra Forces nine months before P e a r l : Gruber, Pierra Jones, Carol Kahll , |
Suzanne Kestenbaum, Marjorie 1 Knoll, Lenore Ijevander, Josephine 1 Levine. Vivian Ijevine, Marilyn j . Levy, Joan Lord, Phyllis Luft, Lolf 9 Marcus, Rhoda Marcus, Mary Mo« * Elhone, Cynthia Moses, Rosomarlo 1 Pitts , Olive Redfearn, Vera SandeU [ | burn, Selma Scheer, Jessica S h a piro, Claire Schwartz, Joan Smith, Joan Sussman, Lila Wolpert, Jose- % phine Yadanza.
berg of the Beach. Word was received last Saturday
by Howard Benson of 20-15 Corn-aga avenue, F a r Rockaway, that his son, Howard David Benson, was killed on June 24. No details of his death were given, but it is believed that he might have lost his life while participating in one of the raids over Germany or France.
Benson enlisted in the Canadian Royal Air Forces three years ago at the age of 18, and went to England last year. He was a graduate J
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JEWISH WAR VETS TO OPEN CANTEEN
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11 ' • , f For the third consecutive, year,
Rockaway Beach Post, No. 57, J ewish War Veterans, will open their [: canteen a t Playland Park, It w a i | announced by Commander Schatz.
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attending , Columbia when he enlisted.
University
„ «. w, , „ * , i Every service man and woman A of S t Michael's Academy and w u L , , enters the park will reeeWfci
without charge, a package of cigar ettes, refreshments and rides for k
the various amusements . 5| The canteen will be opened a t I f
p . m. next Wednesday evening «ti4«l every Wednesday for the b a l a n o f l of the summer season. In case mm rain on any of the scheduled nightlr J
J O S E P H GENOVESE NAMED SCOUT COMMISSIONER
Joseph Genovese has been appointed Scout Commissioner of District 3 by the Queens Council, Boy Scouts of America. In making known the appointment, Surrogate An thony ' P . Savarese, Borough Scout Commissioner, said tha t
• < it will be postponed for the following evening. :>
The members of tho Auxiliary »v.v,u„ v ^ , « . « . * . m » , ««.« " " " ' w i n aggiat on the reception c o m m i t ^ Genovese will be assisted by a staff | tefi
" ' " " " 1 of six Neighborhood Comimlssioners. This district, convprlsing Astoria,
Long Island City and vicinity' is a la rge .and important district in the Queens Council and consists of 24 Scout Troops, Ave Cub Packs, and •tWjo^^xiDlOi^r. Patrols.* The co*Wbin-ed memlbershiip totals more than 1,200 i>oy#, :-; , ,"" ' : ' :}; '"• •, ,
RICHARD M. SEAMON | i ADVANCED TO MAJO»*|
U. S. Marine Corps h e a d q u a r t » w | in Washingiton, h a s announced tiM promotion of .Richard M. Seamoift; of 1061 Highland place/ W o o d m i | | | ^ to the rank of major. The proi tlon Is effective as of June 1 .1
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