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Class of '87 graduate
speaks to high
school students
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Jack
George, Class of '87 |
Jack George
knew he wanted a career in radio when he was
only eight years old. After graduating from
Goshen High School in 1987, George attended
SUNY Orange and began interning at WKLJ in
Poughkeepsie, a radio station that today is
popularly known as WRRV.
On November 5, George paid a visit to his
alma mater to share his experiences to
students in Cathy Frahme’s Poetry and Song
Lyrics class and Janice Marsiglio's Work
Study class.
In January, George will have been with WRRV
for 19 years, eight of those years as a
full-time employee. His career is eclectic;
besides working as a radio deejay – you’ve
heard him under the alias “Jack the Ripper”
– he currently works as a master control
operator at Time Warner Cable 6 and also has
experience as a camera man and sports
anchor.
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GHS
students get
songwriting advice from
local musician
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Songwriter/performer Rob Cannillo of
Florida, NY. |
On October 1,
students in Cathy Frahme’s Poetry and Song Lyrics
class at Goshen High School were paid a visit by
local songwriter/performer Rob Cannillo of Florida,
NY.
Cannillo led the group in a lively discussion on
songwriting and talked about the different ways he
created the lyrics and chord structures for several
of his songs.
For instance, Cannillo’s original song, “Sara,” was
inspired by his seven year-old daughter. However,
the song’s lyrics are not about her but about a
person who has lived a difficult life.
“My daughter came into the kitchen and said, ‘Hey,
dad,’” explained Cannillo. “I replied, ‘Hey, Sara,’
and from those two words, started writing a song.”
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Memorial Scholarship
created in honor of
Erin
Ortiz
Erin
Ortiz, a 2007 Goshen High School graduate, passed
away October 7 from bacterial meningitis. Erin was a
talented athlete and scholar and her memory will
live on in the hearts of this district and
community.
A memorial scholarship has been established in her
honor. Contributions for the scholarship are being
accepted. Donations may be sent to:
Community
Foundation of Orange & Sullivan
23 White Oak Drive
Chester, NY 10918
Please make checks
payable to CFOC-Erin Ortiz Memorial Scholar Fund.
For more information, please contact Karen Van
Houten at the Community Foundation at 469-4469 or Rosemary
Pereira at 294-9790.
Nine
graduates named
AP
Scholar by College Board
Nine 2007 graduates of the Goshen High School have
earned the designation of AP Scholar by the College
Board in recognition of their exceptional
achievement on the college-level Advanced Placement
Program (AP) exams.
Five students qualified for the AP Scholar with
Honor Award by earning an average grade of at least
3.25 on all AP exams taken and grades of 3 or higher
on four or more of these exams. These students are
Sarah Attreed, Natanel Fuchs, Cody Hayden, Patrick
O’Hern and Eunwoo Shim.
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Class of '56 alumni donate plants to
C. J.
Hooker Middle School
Alumni from the
Class of 1956 recently donated a beautiful group of
plants that were planted on both sides of the main
entrance at the C. J. Hooker Middle School, which
served as the high school in 1956.
On May 25, several
of the Class of '56 alumni visited the middle school
to view the plants. Those in attendance were Class
Advisor Dr. Evan Littlefield and his wife, Sally, of
Vermont; as well as Barbara Berkman Goodstein, Frank
Critelli, Phyllis Price Hunter, Beverly Lewis, Nick
Mabee, Janet Tolsma DeVries, Marlene Pahucki, Rob
Ryerson and Jon Van Zandt.
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