College News
John M. Uhl of 139 Adam
Road, Massapequa, received a
degree of Doctor of Dental Medicine
from the University of Pennsylvania.
Jacqueline Margaret Ringer of
208 Atlantic Avenue, Massapequa
Park received a degree of B. S.
in Business Administration from
the State University of New York
at Buffalo.
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Ralph Brescia of 109 Adams
Street, North Massapequa received
a degree of Bachelor of
Science in Engineering at The
Cooper Union for the Advancement
of Science and Art.
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Richard B. Curtin of 12 Wall
Street, Farmingdale received a
Commission in the U. S. Army
when he graduated from Rutgers
College, New Brunswick, New
Jersey.
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William A. Gerson of 17 Lenore
Lane, Farmingdale was graduated
from Boston College,
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. He
received a BA degree.
Joseph C. Mauceri, son of Mr «
and Mrs. Charles Mauceri of 410
Violet Street, Massapequa Park
has enrolled in the Berklee
School of Music, Boston, Massachusetts.
Michael J. Walker of 279 Charles
Avenue, Massapequa received
a BA degree from Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
He majored in English.
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P a t r i c i a A. Hansen, of 176
Broadway, Massapequa Park received
a BS from Dickinson Col-lege,
Car l i s l e , Pennsylvania,
where she majored in French.
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David Jennings of 46 Stillwater
Avenue, Massapequa received a
BS degree from Rider College,
Trenton, New Jersey. He received
a Bachelor of Science in
Commerce, having majored in
marketing.
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Elaine Paget of 1 Renee Place,
Massapequa was graduated from
Rider College, Trenton, New Jersey.
She received a BA degree
having majored in Spanish.
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John Joseph Rohatsch of 135
Cartwright Boulevard, Massapequa
Park received a B. F. A. in
Graphic Design from Rhode Island
School of Design, Providence,
Rhode Island. He was a
participant in the European
Honors program.
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Joanne C. Tartamella of Farmingdale
was graduated, from
Molloy Catholic College for Women,
Rockville Centre.
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Margaret M. Kempey of South
Farmingdale was graduated from
Molloy Catholic College for Women,
Rockville Centre.
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Dennis McGuire of Farming-mmmmimmmtmt
dale will be honored for his
athletic achievements in track
and field at a banquet at Nassau
Community College.
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Honored for their athletic
achievements at Nassau Community
College are six Massa-pequans.
They are Kevin Keogh
for lacrosse, Jack McLaren for
tennis; Albert Cipolettifor Track
and Field, Joe D'Anna for soccer;
and Ettore Malvetti for lacrosse
and Frederick Smith for lacrosse.
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Charles William Manning of 76
Midwood Avenue, Farmingdale
received a BA degree from State
University College at Oneonta. He
majored in liberal arts and economics.
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Barbara Ann Nagle of 23 Hawthorne
Street, Farmingdale received
a degree in elementary
education from the State University
College at Oneonta,
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Patricia Ann Ruf of 27 Reeves
Avenue, Farmingdale received a
degree in elementary education
from State University College at
Oneonta.
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Richard N. LaSalle of 118
Ocean Avenue, Massapequa received
a liberal arts degree from
State University College, Oneonta
where he majored in biology.
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Monica Militano of 23 Bilt-more
Boulevard, Massapequa r e ceived
a degree in elementary
education from State University
College, Oneonta.
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Laurie J. Simpson of 122 Clark
Boulevard, Massapequa Park r e ceived
a degree in elementary
education from State University
College, Oneonta.
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Granville Robert Thompson of
140 Koehl Street, Massapequa
Park received a degree in elementary
education from State
University College at Oneonta.
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James L. Arnold of 121 Jefferson
Road, Farmingdale will
receive a B. A. degree cum
laude from Georgetown University,
Washington, D. C. on Sunday.
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Sheryl Leslie Baraban of 100
Hillside Road, Farmingdale received
a B. A. from the State
University of New York at Stony
Brook, where she majored in art,
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Douglas Craig Happ of 44 Jefferson
Road, Farmingdale received
a BS degree from the
State University of New York at
Stony Brook, where he majored in
biology.
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Katherine Louise Paynter of
33 Grant Street, Farmingdale
received a B. A. degree from toe
State University of New York at
Stony Brook, where she majored
in history.
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Susan Marion Tuck of 388 Fulton
Street, Farmingdale received
a BS degree from the State Uni-versity
of New York at Stony
Brook, where she majored in
biology and medicine.
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Mary Jean Manker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Frank W. Manker,
Merritt Road, Farmingdale, was
awarded the Bachelor of Arts degree
cum laude at the annual
Commencement exercises at
Wheaton College, Norton, Massachusetts
last Saturday.
Miss Manker, a graduate of
Farmingdale High School, is a
member of Phi Beta Kappa.
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Patricia Herrmann of 90 Brewster
Road, Massapequa, a student
at the Academy of St. Joseph,
Brentwood, was awarded a journalism
award by The Long Island
Catholic for her contributions to
" The Campanile", a campus publication.
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Glenn Barry Freedman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Shepard F. Freedman
of 209 Henry Street, Massapequa
Park, was graduated from
Wake Forest University.
Freedman majored in history
and received the bachelor of arte
degree. He was a columnist for
Old Gold arid Black, campus
newspaper, and a member of the
staffs of the Howler, university
annual, and Student magazine. He
also was active with the College
Union.
Sunlight glints from toe ornate
sword of First Class Cadet Clifton
K. Vogelsberg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Vogelsberg of Massapequa
Park, during the military
drill competition at the Coast
Guard Academy, New London,
Connecticut on Saturday.
Vogelsberg, who graduated on
Tuesday, led his company through
the rigid drill and inspection
under the watchful eyes of senior,
Coast Guard officers.
Cadet Edward Carl Dmytryk,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Dmytryk, 17 Bayberry Ct., Mas-
Mrs. H. Gordon Pelton, President of the Southeast Nassau
Guidance Center, right, is pictured making the Center's 1968
Merit Awards. Recipients of the awards are 1 to r, Naomi Mason,
Dorothy Gibbons of Massapequa, Rev. Craig Haight and Dorothy
Sinclair, Massapequa. The Center, currently celebrating its tenth
anniversary provides psychiatric services to children and adults
who cannot afford private treatment.
Dems To Vote At Primary
Appearing on the Democratic
Primary ballot on Tuesday, June
18 will be the following candidates
as delegates for the National
Presidential convention
from the second Congressional
district.
Organization delegates, who
had formerly been pledged to the
late Robert F. Kennedy: Toby
F. Coletti, Leon Lazer and Frank
A. Nigrelli with alternates, Raymond
Cavanagh, Bruce R. Tres-sapequa,
was graduated from The
Citadel, the Military College of
South Carolina.
During his career as a cadet,
Dmytryk held anoutstandingrec-ord.
He wore Gold Stars, signifying
academic achievement above
the Dean's List. EnroHed in toe
Air Force ROTC Program, he
was commissioned a second lieutenant
in the United States Air
Force. He was a member of toe
Canterbury Club, toe Society of
American Military Engineers,
the Economic Honor Society, and
the Gymnastics Team. He was
the recipient of toe Wall Street
Journal Student Achievement
Award which is awarded to the
student having the greatest
achievement in business administration
during the past school
year. He won second place in the
Emory Business , Managemant
Games, competing against 50 colleges
in toe nation.
Dmytryk was awarded the B. S.
degree in business administration.
Diane Dynia Miller of Massapequa
Park will be among the
317 students who will graduate
from LeMoyne College, Syracuse,
on Saturday. Mrs. Miller,
who majored in Mathematics,
will receive a Bachelor of Science
degree.
A graduate of the Queen of
the Rosary Academy. Amityville,
she is the daughter of Mr . Walter
J. Dynia, 402 Brendan Avenue,
Massapequa Park.
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Delegates pledged to Vice President
Hubert Humphrey are: Leo
V. Johnson, Harold W. Brown
and Louis N. Orphan with alternates,
Paul V. Cuomo, Stewart
P. Mitman and Morris Kolker.
Delegates pledged to Senator
Eugene McCarthy are: Marcelle
M. Hall, Jerome Ziegler and William
P. Kail. Alternates are:
Sidney Altman, Charles V. Wilson
and Arthur Goodman.
In the Fourth Congressional
District, organization delegates
pledged to the late Senator Kennedy
are: Rocco Campanaro,
Donald A. Petrie, Eli H. Mellan
with alternates, Carl G. Cohen
Arnold I. Brown and Walter J.
Strauss.
Pledged to Senator McCarthy
are: Robert W. Glazer, Eileen
Priess, Jerome M. Seidel with
alternates, Ralph I. Beil, Richard
Wool and Robert Wotman.
Pledged to Humphrey are: Fred
D. Rocchio, Everett A. Rosen-blym,
Doris T. Reddan with alternates,
Tola A. Marshall, Virginia
0. Halpin and Joseph J.
Beradino.
Alternates would also go to
the convention. In New York
State, there is no binding legal
commitment
JWVPIan Sale
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jewish War Veterans of America,
Great South Bay Post, are
planning a Garage Sale to be
held Sunday, June 9, from 12
noon to 4: 00 p. m. at the home
of Phyllis Greenfield, 389 Ocean
Avenue, Massapequa.
A variety of articles are being
offered for sale, including used
garden equipment, clothing and
toys. Proceeds will be used to
help finance the auxiliary's
services to men in Vietnam.
Hunt Named
To State Post
Kenneth Pc Hunt, special class
teacher of children with learning
disabilities at Massapequa public
schools, has been elected president-
elect of the Association of
New York State Educators of the
Emotionally Disturbed. Hunt will
assume his duties on July 1st
when Conrad Hecht assumes the
presidency of this association.
Fashion Show To Benefit Ballet
The Women's League of the
Eglevsky Ballet Company, Massapequa,
fashion show- tea will
be held on Tuesday, June 11th
at 1 p. m. at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. S. Kaplan, 10 John
Street, Massapequa,,
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Pictured above left to right are
Anthony Cor so, Exalted Ruler of
the Massapequa Glkfi Lodge con-
.____ gratulating past Exalted Ruler
WCWr George C. Schmidt upon his r e turn
from the New York State Elks
Convention at which time he was
installed as the New State Vice
President for Nassau and Suffolk
counties.
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