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Venerosa, Deborah Diane Martuscello, John Mar- Ann Patitucci, Barbara Pawlo- Shields, G e o r g e Sidlauskas, Verklier, Bernadette Vertucci, tuscello, Stephen Martuscello, ski, Cherie Pelotte. John Pcpe, i Jayne Sidlauscus. Gary Silk, Patricia Vila, Pamela Visconti. Ardeena Masten, Melanie Ma- Paul Perfetti, Donald Perretta, i Karen Simeone, Patricia Simp-1 Joseph Vitus. Stephanie Walega, tott. John Mattas, John Mazur. Elizabeth Perretta, George Per-! son. Frances Sinicropi, Joseph | Dorothy Walerski. Christine

Robert McCammon, Barbara sico Alice Petrusa, C h e r y l Sisario. Sharon Skiba. Leonard Wall, Pamela Wallis, Charles McGaffin, S a n d r a McGaffin, Phillips, Donald Phillips, Don-1 Skizynski. Kathleen Skowronek, I Weiss, Patricia Wenstrom, Me-

I n address ing the Class of 1966 at Lvnch High Kathleen Malicki. Tonilynn Orsini. John Page, Cynthia Pa-1 Joan Schoeffler, Earl Scott. | Mark Valberg, Donald VanAl-e u , s . , . . u t ~ „ „ „ . „ , . ! Malpass, Lawrence Mancini.! kenas, Anthony Pallone. Shirley David Seigle. Rocco Semprivivo, | stine. Elliott Van Antwerp. Al-School c o m m e n c e m e n t exercises last n ight , Dr . He rbe r t : C y n g l i a M a n Q S R i c h a r d M a r . p a , m e r | Virginia Semprivivo. Margaret j Ian Van De Bogart, Richard Van F . J o h n s o n , associate commissioner of educat ion for ciniak. Herman Marotta, John Vincent Palmieri, Mary Pant- j Senko. Deborah Shelmandine, Wicklen, Joyce Van Zandt, Joan educa t i ona l f inance and management , u rged the 495 Marotta, Michele Marotta, Mar- schyschak, Hope Pareene, Paul, Carole Sheppie. Venerosa. g r a d u a t e s t o follow th ree recommendat ions . garet Martin, Richard Martin, i Parillo, Michele Parillo. Mary-1 Robert S h e p p i e . Robert, Joseph

First, he told them to contin­ue to develop their minds, for the mind allows man to devel­op, survive and be distinguished from other living beings. Dr. Johnson noted that about 65 per cent of the class plan to enter institutions of higher learning.

Second, the speaker said the students should participate in democratic society, because the problems deriving from mater- j | ^ \ . ial progress seem best solved p r through government. A govern­ment is only as strong as its citizenry, and public high school education in the United States makes democracy p o s s i b l e through enlightened citizens.

Finally, Dr. Johnson urged the graduates to sharpen their powers of appreciation for na­ture and man. He told them not to forget the beauty of nature and the legacy of man. which includes material things and knowledge as well as direct help from contemporaries.

The exercises, held on the sunny atheltic field, began with

Mary Elizabeth McGrath, Rich-! aid Phillis. ard McKeever, Edwin Mc- Peter Picciocca. Edward Pick-Knight, Sharon McKnight, Eliza- \ ett. Gary Piurek. Richard Podo-beth McNally, Peter McNamara, lee. Richard Polikowski. Thorn-Peter Menge, Sylvia Messineo. as Power. Pamela Pratt, Joan Cheryl Meyers, Peter Mikolai- Prymas. Laureen Quackenbush, tis. Ingrid Miller. Steven! Karen Quattrocchi.iT i m o t h y MiUer. Stuart Minch, Mattia I Quinn. Donna Raco, Robert

Gloria Bennett; Psi Chi Phi award for Latin, $50, Mary Lou Cowan.

John Philip Sousa music-award given by the Music de-

two scholarships of $250 each, Edwin McKnight and John Ma­rotta; Auxiliary of the Ukrain­ian- American Club, $100, Don­ald Yurkewicz; Custodial and

partmertt, Terrence Moore; I Maintenance Assn., Amsterdam valedictorian award in memory j Public Schools, $100. Joan Gur-of Angela Wierzbowski Fergu-jdak; Class of 1945. $100, Kath-son, given by her family and j leen Nichols; Jenkins Memori-valedictorian award given by | al. State Congress of Parent-the Readers Digest Assn., Ju-jTeacher organizations, $1,200, dith Kupferberg; Labora Club!Joan Prymas; Kasimer Nevulis award to Town of Florida se-' Memorial, $200, Amsterdam nior, $100, Mary Elizabeth Nez- Federation of Teachers, $200, nek; Latin prize, Catholic Frederick Bath; Carnwright Daughters of America, Court Scholarship in education, $100, 1730, $10. Candida Santos; Mo- Amsterdam Federation of

Teachers, David Ofiara.

Anthony Slezak, Barbara Slezak,! lynda Wert. Pamela Wert, Sher Diane Smith. ry Wing. Susan Wojnar.

Richard Smith, Robert Smith, Prizes Sharon Sobkowicz William So- B u s i n e S s education award kolowski. Robert Spagno a. Lin- j 4 b s t t B a n k f A , b

da Spaide. Victor Sperduto, Lor-1 £ibanv Branch $50 Cvnthia' n a s c o I n d u s t n e s d e s , S n competi-raine Springs, Eugene Squillace, i J a n u s ' z e w s k i . essay prizes*given I l i o n- f i r s t* $25- L y n n C n a P m a n -Cady Staley. Mary Stangle. Kry- j b y t n e A m s t ' erdam Evening R e - ! s e c o n d - $15- Melanie Matott. and

1 1 1 Minnitti, Cynthia Miskinis, Brian! Raczynski. Thomas Reed, John J styna Staniul. Beverly Stanke- c o r d e r f i r s t $50 A r l e n c B o o t h ; third, $10, Mary Pantschyschak.1 Win Mochrie " Richiazzi. David Riska. Louis; vich, Francis Stanton, Howell s e c o n d $25i Deborah Delama-m£'i T u w~n - r«-„„ »» Rivera. Norma Rivera, Anthony • Steadman, David Strevy, Anna

Rizio, Paul Robbins. ! Sudol, Edward Sulem, Alan Su-Raymond Robertson, Daniel j migray.

Robusto. James Rocco, Richard Elizabeth Surento. D e n n i s

John Moller, Frances Moore, Terrance Moore, Lawrence Mor-an. Pamela Moran. Concetta

JJ°fr.faI5-.r a V i d «*5?"? ' A,T f^d Rocco.^Gan"*Rodd. clroleltog" Motyl. William Mullarkey, John , „ , , , , ers. Diannc Rogers. Joseph Mycek. Donna Myers. Joseph R R i c h a r d R P a l r i . Nabozny, Phillip Nabozny, Shei-

Swarczewski, David Sweeney.

DR. HERBERT JOHNSON . . . addresses graduates

David Szala. Myroslawa Szyjka, John Tambasco. Laraine Tat-

cia Rogers. Linda Romevn, Vin- i 1 o c k. Nicholas Teliha. Duane la Nadler. Lawrence Nasadoski. c e n t R o s s i J o v c e R o z G a i l ; Terwilleger, James Teschke.

! Catherine Nasso. j R u s i k J o h n R U S S 0 . Mvroslawa T i m o t h y Testa. Katherine Angelo Natale, Paul Neznek, R v m a r u k Thompson, Thomas Togaila.

Mary Neznek. Kathleen Nichols.' * D o n a i d R z a s a , Marylou Sa-Thomas Nichols, Monica Nicos- dowski. Mariane Safran. Mi-ia, Sandra Niemczyk. Robert c n c l e S t .Louis. Curtis Saj. John Novak. Donald Nowak, Susan S a i a i Patricia Salton. Candida

ter; Rotary service awards, Am­sterdam Rotary Club, $100 each, Christine Boice and John Ma­rotta; distributive education award, Sears Roebuck Founda­tion. $50, Mary Ann Pattitucci; Arion music medals given by a

Scholarships Emblem Club, $100, Karen

Janeski; Alumni, given by a graduate of the school, $300, Daniel Robusto; Amsterdam Teachers* Assn., $250, Karen Trzaskos: Mary L. Traver Mem orial, given by the Amsterdam

a processional of members oftMichael DelSanto, Louis DeLu- Oberist, David Ofiara. Dorothy Santos. Elaine Sarnowicz. Jef-the board of education and fac­ulty and the Class of 1966 led by junior marshals, Susan Burza and James Skee. Music was provided by the high school or­chestra, directed by David L. Agard.

After the playing of "The Star Spangled Banner," the invoca­tion was given by the Rev. Paul J . Strenge. In the salutatory, Walter Gavry gave a short class history, which stressed the de­velopment of class unity and pride. Valedictorian Judith Kup

ca. Marie DeLucas. | Olander, William Olney. William frey Satas. James Savoie. Leona John DeMaria. Joann, DePal- j Openshaw, Joanne Orsini, Linda ' Scafidi. D a v i d Schedlbauer.

ma, Lorraine DeSorbo, Joseph!

Sra-^CnoiLDcoarmcSiPOtLS OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK DiCaprio, Robert Dickson. Louis DiManno, Julie Ann Dirsa. Ray­mond Dixon, Virginia Doak, Dennis Domkowski, Timothy Domkowski, James Douglas, Sharon Draper, Dennis Druziak, Stanley Drygula.

Edward Dugan, Ronald Du­ma, Karen Dunn, Karol Dunn, Harlene DuRose, Sandra Dutch-

Richard Tolson.

former faculty member in mem- Teachers' Assn.. $250, Richard ory of Rose M. Keane, chorus, | Martin; Amsterdam Savings Karen Dunn, instrumental, Rich- j Bank, $100, Carole Rogers; ard Karwan; Bausch & Lomb! Business and Professional Worn-medal in science. Frederick

Thomas Tolson. Sandra To- B a t h ; G o o d C i t i z e n - s h i p m e d a l ) rani. Sally Townsend, Michael Tracy, Daniel Trzaskos. Karen Trzaskos. John Trzaskos, Ron­ald Twardzik, Richard Tyler. Brian Uhlinger, D a w n Urban.

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given by the DAR, Jane Sid­lauscus.

en's Club, two scholarships ofj $100 each. Mary Ann Safran and | Charlene Canape; Heth G. J Coons Memorial, first, $300, Donald Harris, second, $200,

A section of the election machinery went into ac-ferberg urged the assumption er. James Dybas. Karen Dybow- . of candidates Countv tabulation of adult responsibilities and the | ski, Susan D'ylong> B a r b a r a Ed. i tion at noon today when enrolled Republicans began to J L ^ ^ u , : comnarativJly

parents, $50, Kathleen Lazarou; Michael Kleopfel M e m o r i a l award, given by the Little Thea­ter, Christine Boice: J. R. Kel-ton Memorial award. Kelton Memorial Fund, $50, Lawrence Moran: secretarial award giVen

. ,. , . , . , by the secretarial staff of the til 9 p.m. to indicate their choice A m s t e r d a r a P u b l i c S c h o o I s $50,

Clara S. Bacon Citizenship „, „ . . . . award. Amsterdam PTA Cen- Marguerite Fryc, Mohasco In-tral Council, $50 bond. Michael I dustnes scholarships in design. Hardies; Polish-American Con-i f l r s t- *™ P e r >'far f o r t h r e e

federated Societies award, $50, | years Patricia Wenstrom, sec-Clifford Jurus: Jeffrey Cripe!ond< $550 per year for three Memorial award given bv his!>'ea r s- Melanie Matott Little Giants Football League,

fond remembrance of h l g h . dv> George Ellis, Linda Fallova, school years. j Michael Fariello, Jerry Fedash.

Recipients of awards, which i Robert Ferrenz, Hugh Fetterly. were announced by Principal Robert G. Turner, were recog­nized with applause.

Nicholas J. Pallotta. presi­dent of the board of education, and Donald K. Isburgh, vice president, presented diplomas to the graduates. \

Paul Fick. Anthony Filburto, Andrea Finkle, Darlene Fioril-lo. Faye Fitzgerald, Margaret Frank, Donna Friday, Margue-

should provide comparatively m a k e choice of candidates for two political offices a t j early information as to the re-the 24 voting districts in the city and 31 in the towns, suit of the Wert-Murray race— Contests are being conducted among aspirants for Mont- ^ l o V a r ^ S i n t ^ gomery County sheriff, and also for the 41st Senatorial j n g . with the voting districts of District as it will be constituted next year under reap- four counties involved in the

; Niles-Lynch senatorial contest, rite Fryc. John Fura. Barbara I Por t ionment . | Both Sheriff William S. Wert I. , . , .

ard Furman, Robert Furman,, and former County Investigat- h a d developed equal or greater

rite r ryc . John hura. Barbara' *™1 "wnincm. _ , . , » . « « a much later indication of voter Furman. Judith Furman. Rich-! Bo.h Sheriff William S. Wert I ^ v a happen d , ^ v ^ a much^ater mdlca

Marilyn Fusella, Walter Gavry, i or Thomas J. Murray contin-

Clyde Giaquinto, Mary Ann Gia- j unusually active c a m p a i g n quinto. i through the early part of the

Edward Gieseler, Mary' Giul- J day. Extent of the turnout was iani, Janet Goch, David God-1 still a matter of conjecture. A den. Sharon Grayson. Anthony (segment of Wert support would Greco, Kathleen Greco. Martin ! come from endorsement by the Greco, Samuel Greco. Michael i Republican County Committee. Green, William Griffin. Kath-! while the Murray strength would leen Guiffre. Joan Gurdak,! depend largely upon personal

A benediction by the Rev. Mr.! Michael Gegzno, James Geiger, j ued what has proved to be an S t r e n g e and a recessional closed the exercises.

List of Graduates The graduates are:

Paul Adamkoski, Jacqueline Adamson, Margaret Ahnert, Richard Albertin, Louis Aldi, Dale Alisauski, Andrea Allen, Richard Allen, Gregg Anderson, James Andnis, Gloria Andrysz-czyk, Thomas Andrzejewski. Donald Arthurs, Edith Atkinson, William Aubrey.

Mary' Baker. Janice Bandos, Linda Barrera, William Barty-zel, Frederick Bath, Frank Baum, Patricia Belive, Patricia Bell, Daniel Bellen, Gloria Ben­nett, Kathleen Bennett, Sandra Bielecki, Christine Billington. Donald Blakeslee. Catherine Blatchford. Patricia Blankow-ski. Beatrice Blood, Jane Boch-niak.

Christine Boice. Katherine Boice, Arlene Booth. Corrine Bottisti. Sandra Bottomley. I or-raine Brach. George Bramer, Thomas Brewster. Frederick Brickner, Margaret Brindle. Donald Brown. Dennis Broz-

Gary Gustas, Walter Gustas. Samuel Hanna. Michael Hard­

ies. Gary Hamish, Donald Har­ris. Ann Hartig, Keith Harvey, Candace Hatch, Linda Haver, Linda Hawkins, Philip Henry, Linda Herman, Janice Hinkle. Mark Holloway. Donna Hopkins, Jane Hopkins, Catherine Howe, Anthony Hroncich.

Carl Iannotti Sandra Ianuzzi. William flnyckj, Joseph Jablon-ski. Catherine Jacobs, (Jail

contacts made during the past couple of months and would in­clude opposition based on fac­tional dispute as to merit of operations of the Sheriff's De­partment.

Even more difficult to predict was the contest for state senator of the area that includes Mont­gomery. Fulton. Schenectady and Otsego Counties. Senator Robert E. Lynch would have strong support in his own Sche

competition for any of the offices to be filled in the Gen­eral Elections in November. Would there be enough ma­chines?

On Director's List Two Tribes Hill girls were

named to the director's list at , St. Joseph's Hospital, School of

The explanation was that if; N u r s i n g a t Syracuse for having each of the major parties had £$ine<i a s t a ndard of excel-

Jacobson. Karen Janeski. Cyn- nectaly County, as Senator Dal-thia Januszewski. Penelope Jan- J win J. Niles would have in Ful-uszewski, Michael Jaracz. Jan- j ton County where he resides [£jld™lCZS*!' l"l}LienlCl' I The Montgomery County Re-

publican organization had offi­cially given endorsement to

Robert Jennings. Patricia Job in, Carolyn Johnson, Challese Johnson. Sean Joyce. Clifford | J^ i ' to r* ' lilies Jurus

but activities showed that some members of

rivalries for only a few offices, the Primary contests might be decided on one machine where each party would be reserved a section. It would be impossible to put two entire tickets on one machine, and the supply of vot­ing machines is not sufficiently large to assign a complete set for each of the 55 districts in the county.

lence during the two semesters of the present year. Sister Mary Sheila, director of the School of Nursing announced today.

The two girls are Juniors. Mary' Kathryn Reichel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reich­el, Stoner Trail, and Judith Ann Hamer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Hamer, Third Ave.

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man, Robert Brumley, Theresa w a n f Virginia Kiaunis. Walte Bryk. Sandra Buchner , Kcil, Katra Kindar, J a m e s ;

the voting machine would lock out the unauthorized participa­tion, and a declared Republican, for instance, would discover that only levers under names of Re­

st rongly for Senator Lynch. In publican candidates were mov-

P u b l i c commendation for For a few contests, however, scholastic achievement and ex-

one machine can take care of hibiting qualities of excellence the Primary needs of each par-1 were given to the girls. ty. The enrolled status of each j < voter is ascertained prior to the J DOCTOR SELECTED time he or she goes behind the| CHICAGO (AP)—Dr. Lauren-* curtain. No Republican could tius O. Underdahl, an associate!

participate in Democratic Pri-1 professor of clinical medicine at maries. or vice versa, be-; the University of Minnesota, has cause a device on the side of been named president of the

American Diabetes Association.

Carolyn Kaplan. Richard Kar- ' . . „>.„„,„ ,. r t rnmi,.«« Xf. . | v . ... . itne county committee w e r e

Richard Buckman. PHsriWa Kluip . Ira K n i c k"e r b oc k- ? ? « ^ m J t n i a ^ . - »SnH, if?" Bucwk, Linda Bush. David But-1 e r K ' a t h l c c n K o c h | o i , p , „ , »•J maintaining a hands off kus James Butterf.eId. Michael; K o e W c r S u z a n n e K o f f l e r < A n n a P°'c>-Caldwell Lucille Califano, Rich- j M a e Kormanek, Sharon Kosiba, *» e s "PPor lcn claimed that ard Califano. Ida Camacho, J e r o m e K o w a l s k i i P h y , „ s K o z - Monlyomery County sentiment S a r l ) a £ „ C ? . m p ^ n - . ^ a , r , c , a iomkowski. Bernadette Krajew- w o u , , d f a v J r *hc -Johnstown leg-Campbell. Charlene Canape. . . . A n j ' „ , i/rQIIC„ r a m i l s ,a l°r and that there would be

" ' - " - ' - " ' * - " Kriger Cos ie r S , Doro.hy j » » d " n l » « '» 0 1 " * ° Q»«W. K r U p a

r o m e I j y n c h viewpoint, Christine Kryzak, Michael Ku- K5" 1 ""?" W C i R h!JVS c h c! ;C C

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bas, Judith • Kupferberg. Bar- \*** S K U ^ J S J ^ ^ a , h j f , y

bara Kwiatkowski, David U - \ ^ t L , TZ-t " J e c , d , n R

Bate, Evelyn LaG ange, James " 5 2 T i t f p r 0 V C t 0 * a V C r y

Michael Carbone. Robert Carr. Cynthia Casso./nthony Cataffo. ^Tin Chapman.

William Christian, David Ciul-Jk, Claudia Clark. Gail Collins, hoMh Coluni. Carl Conll, Shar­on Cook. Mark Copp, Robert Corctiera. Jeannette Cotugno. I [;* «• W a H c r

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Polls Close at 9 Primary voters will have un-

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candidate that he feels is best qualified for tha job — Tha Polls are open

until nine tonight, please vote.

At Hit Polls, Pltost Consider

close race.

Donald Covell, Marylou Cowan. Jacquejine Cozzocrea, Pamela Craig, Catherine Crawford, Pa­tricia Cramer. David Cudmorc, I

?Jo AnnCunniff. Joseph Curran. Alice Currie,

Caslmlr Crach. Elaine Crcrw, Michael DaBicre, Jacqueline D'Ailessandro, Carmella Daml-•no, Ca«imer Danyia, Douglas DavlR, Norris Davis, Penny Day* Clarlene DeGroff. Debor­ah Dclamnlor, Elizabctli Dclos,

Wilda Lang, Amy Lanzi, Marie I Slow Start Reported I^iPorta, Richard I>asky, Thorn- j Montgomer)- County Election as LaTour, John I^uriello. . i Commissioners H. Frank Ken

Kathleen lazarou. Joseph I-og- • raro and Madaliiie K. Small re-giero, Frances l^sniewski, W'il-1 ported that the polling places liam Liboris. Mary Liccardi, had been staffed well prior to Wallin Litwa, Bruce I/>mnieki, Robert Lonn, Gregory Ix>tt, Alan Lucas, Lorraine Luciano, J o n Lucynski, Stephen Luzinas, Mi­chael Lynch, Ix)is MacDonald,

noon, and that the voting ma chines given final inspection to­ward the latter part of last week were receiving slow but'promis­ing attention by the GOP elec-

Patrick Madej, Lawrence Ma-: torate. Jewski. - J Question* as to uhat would

NOTICE of TAXES DUE 1st Installment 1966*1967 School Taxts 3rd Installment 1966 City and County

Taxes will- ba collected from July I to July 19 without penalty

Office hours from (9:00 A.M. Jo .1:00 P.M.) daily Closed Saturday during the summer months

In the event that you do not receive your School Tax bill'by July 7, kindly contact the City Treas­urer's office - Dial 842-2500 Ext. 2.

Signed: WALTER HRONCICH, City Treasurer

THOMAS J. MURRAY

for

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GIVE THE JOB TO THE MAN WHO DID THE JOB Paid for by Republicans for Tom Murray

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