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Among Germantown Friends School 2008 graduates were local residents. Pictured from Chestnut Hill are: (front row from left): Willa Slaughter, Nora Martin, Allison Beer, Sara Friend, Kiri Nakamura, Arielle Kaplan; (back row) David Marvin, Alexander Jarvis, Michael Barsotti, Zachary Porges, Shane Gillern, Brad Thompson, Blair Thornburgh.
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Pictured from Mount Airy, Germantown, and West Oak Lane are: (front row from left): Anna Dichter, Charlotte Doggett, Caitlin Low, Chelsea Guy-Frank, Samantha Smith, Sondra Smith, Nicola White; (middle row): Marisol McKee, Alon Gur, Niccolo Barbarese, John Bradmiller-Feld, Abraham Goldstein, Matthew Berson; (back row): Joshua Cohen, Max deLone, Ned Schefer, Steven Garfinkel.
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CHOP gifts from Norwood-Fontbonne
Even during the waning days of school at Norwood-Fontbonne Academy, this fourth grade homeroom still found time to think about service to others. The students have been busy collecting children’s books as well as money – a grand sum of $136 – from selling bracelets, spare stationary, and their allowances. These gifts will be sent to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to bring some joy into the lives of ill children. Pictured (front row, from left) are Lindsay Margiotti of Roxborough, Emma Woolley of Fort Washington, Deja Hemingway of Mt. Airy, Brendan Eck of Flourtown, Marco DeLeo of Lafayette Hill, Michael Schwenger of Plymouth Meeting; (Back row, from left) Savannah Lambert of Mt. Airy, Sarah Hansell of Wyndmoor, Joseph Loonstyn of Lafayette Hill, Taylor Merkle of Ambler, teacher Jessica Hendricks, Eliza Ewing of Chestnut Hill, Dominic DeCinque of Plymouth Meeting, Soleil Smith of Elkins Park, and Luke Forrence of Chestnut Hill.
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‘UNHUGGABLES’ AT HILL LIBRARY: Public Eye: Artists for Animals’ “The Unhuggables” kids’ show will come to Chestnut Hill Library on Saturday, June 14, 2-3 p.m. It is a traveling show of stories, puppetry and music about empathy and respect for our local wildlife. Some of the performers are, from left, Hallie Keyser, Peter Roccaforte, Lynda Chen, Jim Harris and Meghan Mitzel. For more information, visit www.publiceyephilly.org or call 215-620-2130. Free and open to the public. (Photo by Lisa Levinson)
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FREE CONCERT SATURDAY: Walk a Crooked Mile Books will present the return of Aaron Mitchell in a free concert on Saturday June 14, 7-9 p.m., at the Mt. Airy Train Station, Gowen and Devon. Aaron is a singer/songwriter who led the New York based acoustic soul band “Shagg” and is now a frequent and popular performer in Mt. Airy. He will perform songs from rock to reggae to his own award winning songs. This is an outdoor concert, so please bring a lawn chair or blanket and a picnic. Rain date is Monday June 16, 7-9 p.m. Questions, call 215-242-0854.
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June 26, 2008 Issue
