Great Neck North/South High School
Class Of 1960
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PROFILE UPDATES
| • | James Wynne 4/16 |
| • | Matthew Sonfield 4/11 |
| • | Shepherd Nachbar 4/11 |
| • | Ellen Faber (Wright) 2/15 |
| • | Ellen Gluck (Ryerson) 2/14 |
| • | Arthur Levi 1/27 |
| • | Robert Marcus 1/24 |
| • | Robert Hamburger 1/22 |
| • | Anthony(Tony) Linn 1/19 |
| • | Robert Silverstein 1/14 |
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW
WHERE WE LIVE
Who lives where - click links below to find out.
5 live in Arizona
59 live in California
6 live in Colorado
26 live in Connecticut
3 live in District Of Columbia
63 live in Florida
4 live in Georgia
1 lives in Hawaii
1 lives in Idaho
8 live in Illinois
2 live in Indiana
1 lives in Iowa
2 live in Kentucky
3 live in Maine
11 live in Maryland
19 live in Massachusetts
7 live in Michigan
5 live in Missouri
2 live in Nevada
2 live in New Hampshire
23 live in New Jersey
4 live in New Mexico
195 live in New York
1 lives in North Carolina
4 live in Ohio
1 lives in Oklahoma
5 live in Oregon
8 live in Pennsylvania
1 lives in Puerto Rico
1 lives in South Carolina
1 lives in Tennessee
4 live in Texas
4 live in Vermont
8 live in Virginia
2 live in Washington
3 live in Wisconsin
1 lives in British Columbia
1 lives in New Brunswick
1 lives in France
1 lives in Indonesia
1 lives in Italy
1 lives in Russian Federation
1 lives in Switzerland
2 live in United Kingdom
119 location unknown
129 are deceased
Welcome to the Great Neck North/South High Class Of 1960 Web Site
Class Website Funding Completed
The target amount needed for the class
website has been donated.
Send no more money. Thank you,
Shepherd Nachbar
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GN South Wins Again
The Virtual Regional Middle
School Science Bowl
The competition hosted by Brookhaven
Lab included teams from Long Island
and New York City schools
UPTON, NY–Teams from Great Neck South
Middle School earned first and third place
in the Long Island and New York City Middle
School Science Bowl hosted virtually by the
U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven
National Laboratory on Saturday, Feb. 27.
The tournament, part of the DOE National
Science Bowl® (NSB), quizzed students on
earth science, physical science, life science,
math, general science, and the exciting work
happening at national laboratories.
A total of 20 teams from 11 schools across
Long Island and New York City competed in
the virtual academic tournament. Great Neck
South Team 2 earned a spot alongside national
finalists from regional competitions in the NSB
preliminary rounds in April. The top 32 finalists
will move on to compete virtually for the
national title in May.
First place team members Yilin Qiao, Ashley
Nguyen, Allen Vee, and Zican Zhang practiced
often with coaches Diane Caplain and Tobias
Hatten. They also kept a few good luck
mascots—stingray and penguin stuffed animals
––close by.
See below the URL to read the entire article:
Read the entire article at:
https://www.bnl.gov/newsroom/news.php?a=117718#:~:text=UPTON%2C%20NY%E2%80%93Teams%20from%20Great,on%20Saturday%2C%20Feb.%2027.
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60th Reunion Delayed
We have been working towards confirming a date
and location for our 60th Reunion. However, at
this time, the travel and other circumstances are
too unpredictable in order for us to lock in a
venue, make a deposit, and have comfort that
travel will not be disrupted in late October when
we were planning to hold the event. Because of
the commitments that we would have to make,
the present environment is too uncertain so we
will move the tentative plan to late March or
April 2021, depending on how events unfold.
We still look forward to seeing you all.
Remember, success delayed is not success
denied.
- Keith Fleer and Norm Portnow, Co-Chairmen
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With Help From
The Lewis E. Love Memorial Science
Education Award Fund,
GNPS Launches New Elementary
Robotics Program
See
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Lewis E. Love
Memorial Science Education Award
Update
At its 50th Reunion, the Class of 1963 (North) announced its
intention to establish an award in memory of Lewis Love, whom many
class members consider to be the best teacher they ever had, as its
class gift to the Great Neck Public Schools. A small committee worked
to make the award a reality.
Through 2016, we raised ~$60,000 (~half of which was donated by our
Class of 1960 members) that will fund an Award of up to $10,000 annually,
for at least 6 years, for projects that will advance science education in the
Great Neck Public Schools. Any tenured teacher in the Great Neck Public
Schools will be eligible to apply for the award - s/he need not be a science
teacher. We wanted to establish a system for granting the award that will
continue beyond our personal abilities to manage it, so we have established
a rotating committee of teachers and students who will judge the applications
each year.
We continue to seek additional donations. With your help and the help of
the many other people who were touched by Mr. Love's magic in both the
North and South schools, we can extend the duration of the Love Award,
a meaningful tribute to an extraordinary teacher.
We are asking you to do two things: make a generous contribution to
the Lewis E. Love Memorial Science Education Award, and forward
this appeal and the donation form and FAQs to as many Great Neck
alumni as you can. (Click on "Love FAQs & Donation Form" on
the left hand side of this page).
You will see on the donation form that all donations must be made by
check to the Great Neck Public Schools and must be accompanied by the
form so that the School District can keep track of and send
acknowledgements to donors. As the check will be made out to the Great
Neck Public Schools, donations to the award are tax-deductible to the
extent of the law.If you have any questions that are not answered by
the attached form or FAQs, please feel free to contact any member of
the fundraising committee.
Carol Handelman - carolh1059@gmail.com
Bruce Pacht - brucepacht67@gmail.com
Larry Kunstadt - lkunstadt@hotmail.com
Marc Rubman - solarelectricity@live.com
Jim Wynne - jjwynne@verizon.net
Fundraising Committee, Lewis E. Love Memorial Science Education Award
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