monroe , ny

1969

graduated year of Woodstock I , lunar landing,vietnam war, hippies , sex was safe became school teacher(summers off) \"wife\" a cheerleader happily \"divorced\" disabled by \'83 mva in wheelchair now in mountain home w attack cat. my medical proxy lives nearby..I used to be gorgeous,now I\'m jus\' good lookin\' HAVE ALL MY HAIR but now in ears & nose PHONE\'S PRIVATE

New York

1984

Looking forward to seeing everyone together one day. Our class students were very close to each other.

Varnville, sc

803-943-0351

1955 [Almost]

We sure don\'t look anything like we did !!!!!!

Toms River, NJ

1946

I was so happy to help Sister William Vincent, Sister Ignatia and TZHS's Mrs Eliaabeth (Betty) Herlihy publish and mail a periodic newsletter to all of St. Agnes's men fighting in WW II which alway included a wonderful letter from Coach Jim Faulk while serving in the Marines.

Helmke

GA

1958

My brother Richie and I went through school together like twins. Each of us graduating in June of '58. Unfortunatly Richie is in a nursing home now with Alhemizers and Parkison disease. Went to see him in VA last month. He looks bad but is happy. I know he would want to say hello to our classmates of '58

pomona, ny

1965

enjoyed looking at the year books, grew up in Piermont so remember lots of the people in the earlier classes--basketball in the tiny gym, football games up at tallman park, montesano's and alici's stores and of course Billy Hogans Diner

Byrne

Pearl River

1961

Great work! It's now in my "favorites"

WARWICK, NEW YORK

1955

TAPPAN ZEE GRADUATE - 1955
A SURVIVORS MEMOIR TWO BROTHERS FROM BROOKLYN AUTHOR-JOSEPH STANAITIS
NINE YEARS BENEATH THE CROSS
A MEMOIR BY JOSEPH STANAITIS


"Two brothers from Brooklyn, children of a broken marriage and living in near poverty before starting on their nine year journey through a Dickensian world of Catholic orphanage life in the mid 20th century placed there and forgotten by the New York City Child Welfare authorities. How they survived that life with its harsh disciplines, pains, joys and spirituality and how that life shaped all the days that followed."

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Palmerton,PA.

610-824-3621

1969

I noticed few entries from the later sixties and up,would be nice to see more.

norwood ma/york maine

781 363 3969 cell

1956

HI
JUST TO LET YOU KNOW I FOUND JOE MC CORMACK LIVES UP STATE N Y AND FRANK KOPAC LIVES IN INDIANA.. 55 YEARS LAST
TIME I SPOKE WITH THEM. GREAT MEMORY.
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