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Saturday, October 16, 2010

1944: JUNIOR 3 STUDENTS TOYS FOR OVERSEAS CHILDREN

During World War II, all of our schools were heavily involved in contributing and aiding the Red Cross. These students representin all the classes at Junior 4 went above and beyond with their toy drive for unfortunate World War II children overseas.
Blogger Michael said...
Tom: It was good to see some of my old Trenton High Classmates like Ronnie Urken, and Les Sykes in this photo. This was while in Elementary school, not Jr. High. However, your note referred to Jr.4, my alma mater, which was famous for it's operettas, and pretty girls. Best regards Mike Kuzma Now of Virginia
Monday, October 18, 2010 Blogger
Tom Glover said...
THANKS,MIKE. IT'S REALLY NICE WHEN A VISITOR TO MY BLOG SEES PHOTOS OF FRIENDS AND RELATIVES TO MY "LOCAL HISTORY WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH" BLOG. THANKS ALSO FOR BEING SUCH A LOYAL VISITOR. TOM GLOVER
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Michael said...

Tom:

It was good to see some of my old Trenton High Classmates like Ronnie Urken, and Les Sykes in this photo. This was while in Elementary school, not Jr. High.
However, your note referred to Jr.4, my alma mater, which was famous for it's operettas, and pretty girls.

Best regards
Mike Kuzma
Now of Virginia

Monday, October 18, 2010
Tom Glover said...

THANKS,MIKE. IT'S REALLY NICE WHEN I CAN BRING PHOTOS OF FRIENDS AND RELATIVES TO MY "LOCAL HISTORY WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH" BLOG. THANKS ALSO FOR BEING SUCH A LOYAL VISITOR.

TOM GLOVER

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

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