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Last Name First Name Page Event Notes Date Elected Board Abbott Don 13 Election president 12/2/1969 Abbott Donna Kay & Barry Herbert Burkhardt 51 Marriage Illustration 8/21/1972 Abbott Dr. Allyson A. & Dr. John E. Richardson 51 Marriage 1/21/1988 Abbott Edward G & Mildred E Strout 14 Marriage 7/13/1936 Appliance Sales Abbott Edward G. 45 Sale Advertisement 11/29/1940 Abbott Edward G. 14 Election Elected mayor 11/3/1965 Abbott Edward G. 81 Election Reelected mayor 11/5/1969 Radio and refrigerator sales - Abbott Edward G. 45 Other Advertisement Age 84 Mrs. Abbott Emma E. 17 Obituary Phillip 11/8/1957 Abbott Eugene C. 61 Obituary Age 66 7/17/1997 Abbott James Edward & Dawn Marie Kindt 63 Marriage 5/22/1967 Abbott James G. 13 Election Elected mayor 11/7/1973 Abbott Kathryn & Carl Hess 31 Marriage 7/16/1959 Abbott Mr & Mrs. Alden 12 Birth Son 6/18/1946 Abbott Mr & Mrs. Don 12 Birth Daughter 8/30/1949 Abbott Mr & Mrs. James 12 Birth Son 4/26/1968 Abbott Mr & Mrs. Robert 44 Birth Daughter 6/1/1956 Abbott Mr & Mrs. Robert 62 Birth Robin Lynn 5/23/1967 Abbott Philip A. & Emma Bolkert 3 Marriage Abbott Philip H. 17 Obituary Age 83 1/6/1955 Abbott Robert A & Nancy A Hackmeister 32 Marriage 10/31/1966 Abbruzzese Antonetta & Edward Blahut 15 Marriage 9/3/1940 Abbruzzese Domenico & Assunta Lapenna 45 Marriage 7/20/1936 Age 60 Abbruzzese Mamie 15 Obituary Mrs.Gilbert 4/1/1952 Abbruzzese Mamie & Gus Chaffier 12 Marriage 4/18/1936 Abdelnaby Ashraf & Kimberly L. Mutton 42 Marriage 6/25/1987 Appointed to Abel Asher 12 Appointment advisory board 8/16/1948 First National Bank of Bangor Abel Asher 15 Other cashier Honored with award - \"golden Abel Asher G. 16 Award deeds\" cited 5/11/1959 First Valley Bank Promotion, manager of proof Abel Asher G. 33 Promotion and transit 2/27/1992 Abel Asher G. Jr. & Marylyn Gall Marriage Abel Asher G., Jr & Dorothea Houck 16 Marriage 3/10/1943 Abel Asher G., Jr. 15 Retirement 1/21/1977 County banking association Abel Asher G., Sr. 14 president 5/28/1943 Abel Asher G., Sr. 15 Other Bank cashier Building and loan Abel Asher G., Sr. 14 officer Telephone Abel Asher G., Sr. 16 company director Age 82 Abel Asher G., Sr. 17 Obituary Illustration Abel Duane C. 14 Obituary Age 25 7/28/1956 Abel Emma D. & Ralph E. Brodt 41 Marriage 3/7/1932 Abel Lester 11 Obituary Infant 5/26/1932 Age 84 Mrs. Abel Lucy V. 13 Obituary Asher 4/11/1968 Age 72 (Healy) Abel Marilyn A. 51 Obituary Mrs. Asher G. Jr. 9/18/1997 Abel Mrs. Irene 12 Birthday Age 82 Abel R. L. 12 Resignation Abel Rachel & Harold Moser 54 Marriage 8/9/1971 Abel Verne O. 13 Obituary Age 23 2/16/1959 Abel William F. 21 Obituary Age 72 5/18/1988 Abel killed in car- Abel 14 Accident bus crash 7/28/1958 Abert Mr & Mrs.Bruce 61 Birth Daughter 4/18/1972 Age 90 Mrs. Abrams Minnie E. 15 Obituary Cornell 11/22/1960 Abruzze Gilbert & Doris Ryman 11 Marriage Abruzzese Alphonso & Caroline B. Sabatine 15 Marriage 11/3/1947 Age 82 Mrs. Abruzzese Angelina Vietro 12 Obituary Dominic 12/6/1957 Abruzzese Dominic & Doris Ruth Williams 12 Marriage 7/7/1949 Age 57 Mrs. Abruzzese Doris Ryman 11 Obituary Gabriel 11/1/1966 Abruzzese Gabriel G. 33 Obituary Age 76 11/13/1973 Abruzzese Gilbert Bartholomew 11 Obituary Infant 5/6/1947 Abruzzese Joseph 12 Obituary Infant Age 84 (Cesare) Abruzzese Josephine C. 52 Obituary Mrs. Attilio 8/10/1995 Abruzzese Margaret 15 Obituary Age 14 Abruzzese Margaret & Wesley Mitchell 16 Marriage 12/31/1951 Abruzzese Michael 22 Obituary Age 94 7/18/1989 Abruzzese Pasquale Joseph & Alita Ann Roma 41 Marriage 8/21/1967 Abruzzese Philomena 22 Obituary Age 88 (Nitto) 1/28/1991 Abruzzese Robert F. & Linda Kay Rosato 16 Marriage 7/18/1960 Abruzzese Theresa & Frank K. Ametler Jr. 31 Marriage Illustration 7/12/1965 Abruzzese Vincent & Joyce Anne Oliver 34 Marriage 12/2/1958 Ace Anna J. 16 Obituary Mrs. Milton 3/17/1952 Ace Arlene M. & Ralph F. Davis 14 Marriage 2/24/1947 Ace Bettie A. & Leon W. Johnson 45 Marriage 8/19/1941 Ace Charles H. 12 Obituary Age 66 1/12/1960 Ace Clayton & Margaret Kline 16 Marriage 7/1/1940 Ace Eleanor & William Burwell 14 Marriage 7/28/1942 Age 89 Mrs. Ace Ellen Nora 32 Obituary DePue 4/15/1957 Ace Frederick 13 Obituary Age 57 8/18/1958 Ace George C. & Ethel Ozenbaugh 15 Marriage Ace Gordon R. & Elsie J. Searles 16 Marriage 11/5/1951 Age 78 (Bridenstein) Mrs. Ace Helen M. 22 Obituary R. Kenneth 12/1/1987 Age 70 Mrs. Ace Irene M. 61 Obituary Frederick 5/6/1974 Ace Lucy & Joseph Z. Counterman 34 Marriage 7/23/1951 Age 79 \"Peg\" (Kline) Mrs. Ace Margaret 22 Obituary Clayton 11/2/1987 Ace Mary Ann & Richard Miller 81 Marriage Illustration 1/5/1967 Ace Milton R. T. 42 Obituary Age 64 6/11/1963 Illustration Receives Ace R. Kenneth 16 Promotion promotion 2/20/1953 Appointed to Ace R. Kenneth 15 Other Board 6/2/1955 Appointed Board president Ace R. Kenneth 12 Other Illustration 12/6/1955 Elected association Ace R. Kenneth 11 Other president 12/7/1955 Elected Board Ace R. Kenneth 15 Other president 12/6/1960 Retires Ace R. Kenneth 13 Retirement Illustration 2/29/1968 Receives service Ace R. Kenneth 14 Other award Illustration 3/29/1968 Ace R. Kenneth 22 Obituary Age 86 1/5/1990 Ace Sharon Lee & Robert James Lohman 15 Marriage Illustration 11/4/1963 Achenbach Agnes A. and Verne J. Arnts 43 Marriage 6/23/1934 Age 69 Mrs. Achenbach Amanda 41 Obituary Francis 5/17/1932 Achenbach Beth A. & Allen J. Ruch 41 Marriage Illustration 8/2/1989 Achenbach Beulah Mae 17 Obituary Age 28 Mrs. Floyd Telephone Company Achenbach Buelah 13 Other employee Achenbach Buelah and Fred McMahon 14 Marriage Achenbach Dwayne & Michelle (Ayars) 32 Birth Son 9/17/1987 Advertisement Achenbach E. J. 44 Other Contractor Achenbach Edward J. 14 Obituary Age 59 Achenbach Edward J. 13 Obituary Age 59 Age 76 Mrs. Achenbach Ellen C. 44 Obituary George 4/8/1943 Achenbach Enos 12 Obituary Achenbach Evelyn and Melvin F. Gilner 12 Marriage 8/28/1941 Achenbach Joy Anne 41 Obituary Age 47 2/8/1996 Achenbach Lee 16 Obituary Age 5 11/5/1946 Achenbach Lewis P. 43 Obituary Age 60 7/15/1931 Achenbach Mr & Mrs. Jay 31 Birth Son 8/2/1990 Achenbach Mr & Mrs. Larry 25 Birth Daughter 2/20/1973 Achenbach Mr & Mrs. Ronald 12 Birth Daughter 6/24/1968 Achenbach Paul and Ethel Mack 12 Marriage Achenbach Paul L. 18 Obituary Age 49 1/5/1959 Achenbach Robert W. 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Kichline 44 Marriage Illustration 8/29/1978 Acker Daniel & Evelyn Gloss 16 Marriage 5/6/1946 Acker Daniel M. 81 Obituary Age 72 11/5/1992 Acker Lorraine M. & Larry V. Holland 73 Marriage Illustration 10/9/1967 Ackerman Abraham S. 16 Obituary Age 92 2/8/1941 Ackerman Ada Mae & Harold James Raines 11 Marriage Age 91 (Lang) Ackerman Agnes 51 Obituary Mrs. Gilbert 1/4/1996 Age 82 (Klotz) Ackerman Alice R. 52 Obituary Mrs. John, Sr. 5/2/1996 Ackerman Amanda 27 birthday 93th birthday 5/16/1955 Age 95 Mrs. Ackerman Amanda J. 16 Obituary Ulysses 9/3/1957 Ackerman Amos 82 Obituary Age 73 12/28/1970 Ackerman Amos F. 11 Obituary Age 78 7/9/1953 honored on retirement Ackerman Anna 15 Retirement Illustration 5/1/1969 Ackerman Anna M. 13 Obituary Age 70 Mrs. Ralph 8/27/1975 Ackerman Annie E. 15 Obituary Age 82 Mrs. Amos 8/20/1963 94th birthday - Ackerman Arminda Happel 31 Other biography 1/14/1957 Age 94 Mrs. Ackerman Arminda Happel Stauffer 24 Obituary Jacob 4/8/1957 Ackerman Arthur \"Red\" 16 Obituary Age 66 2/4/1944 Ackerman Beatrice & William Bonney 14 Marriage 4/6/1931 Ackerman Bernice Elizabeth & Lewis Charles Ponnett, Jr. 11 Marriage 6/5/1961 Ackerman Bertha 12 Obituary Age 51 Mrs. Harry 10/27/1950 Ackerman Betty E. & Arthur P. Pysher 12 Marriage 2/16/1953 Ackerman Calvin 11 Obituary Age 73 5/22/1967 Graduates from Ackerman Carl L. 15 Graduation college 6/4/1951 Ackerman Carl Lang & Madge Arlene Keiser 12 Marriage 8/20/1951 Band member at world's fair Ackerman Catherine 34 Other Illustration 9/13/1940 Ackerman Charles 13 Obituary Ackerman Charles 13 Obituary Ackerman Charles H.
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    Academic Senate Agenda – December 12, 2006 – Attachment E QUEENSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE FALL 2006 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION NAME MAJ MAJ2 AHMED MICHAEL LA1 AKHTAR UZMA DA2 ALAM MOHAMMED BA2 ALBERTI VICTOR DD2 ALI ALAIKA NS2 ALI SARA BT1 ALLEN CHEVELLE NS2 ALVAREZ JEANNE NS2 AMBAT RACHEL NS2 ANCHUNDIA MARGIE LA1 ANDERSON MICHELE LA1 ANDREADIS HELEN LA1 ANDREW AQUILA LA1 ANTONACCI SETH NS2 ARRIGO NATASHA NS2 ARVANITIS DIMITRIOS BT1 AUDI THOMAS LA1 BABAYEVA MAYYA NS2 BACK TONY BT1 BADILLO SARAH LA1 BAEZ SUE ELLEN LA1 BAGLEY NEELY NS2 BALATONI GABOR BT1 BANERJEE SAMIR ME2 BARKER ORIN BM2 BARRICELLA ANTONIETTA BT1 BAZIN­ROUSSEAU VARVARA NS2 BEAUBRUN LANZA LA1 BECKER STEVEN LA1 BEGUM RAHAT LS1 BERTI TATIANA DP2 BIEBER AMY FA1 BIMKA KOOMLEE NS2 BOLIVAR BRYAN BT1 BOONCOME JUDY NS2 BORUKHOVA OLGA NS2 BOSE TITHI LA1 BOTERO MAURICE TM2 BOUGATSOS CLEOPATRA BS2 BOYLE EMILY NS2 BRATHWAITE GREGORY LA1 BROOKS KIMBERLY BS2 BH3 BRYSON JENNAFER LA1 BUDHRAM DIANA LA1 BUJNO RENATA NS2 BUNYI NILDA NS2 BURGOS JESSENIA LS1 BURGOS KEVIN LA1 BUTLER BRENDAN LA1 CAMPANA DINO LA1 CAMPBELL VENECIA LA1 CASALINS ALFREDO ET2 CASILLAS JOSE FA1 CASTILLO ERICA LS1 10 Academic Senate Agenda – December 12, 2006 – Attachment E QUEENSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE FALL 2006 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION NAME MAJ MAJ2 CASTILLO RANDY LA1 CASTRO JESSICA BS2 CASTRO LINA LA1 CAVIEDES ADRIANA BA2 CERDA VERONICA LA1 CERRATO AMY LA1 CEVALLOS CARLOS BM2 CHADHA PATRICK BM2 CHAN CARL BT1 CHANSKY RACHEL DA2 CHAO JOHN DD2 CHAVEZ CLAUDIA LA1 CHEN HONG BT1 CHEN KO WEI LA1 CHEN WENCHUAN BA2 CHEN