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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

1946: TRENTON HIGH CLASS OF 1941 ANNOUNCE 5th REUNION

The Tornadoes pictured above are card-carrying members of "the Greatest Generation." It was from these classes and those adjacent to them that many men went right off to WWII. Note that the reunion was held in the Stacy Trent Hotel; a Trenton landmark for many years,

Blogger Mack said...
I see this is in room c108..my brain immediately said c106 next door was Ms Pearson Geometry back in my 70s day. All the C100s are the C Building (AKA the one closest to Hamilton Avenue not counting the Library) and on the first floor. After day 1 in Trenton High in Sept of 1977 when I walked thru the Main Doors, I always used the C building doors to enter and leave and had my locker on the 2nd floor of the C building, where THS fine Science Department was:)
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SJBill said...
This was the last full year my Dad attended THS. On Dec 08, 1942, he was on the front page of the Trenton papers as being near first in line to go into the Navy. He was an honors student and was never graduated here. He later recewived a GED while serving till the end of the war.
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  1. MackTuesday, November 30, 2010

    I see this is in room c108..my brain immediately said c106 next door was Ms Pearson Geometry back in my 70s day. All the C100s are
    the C Building (AKA the one closest to Hamilton Avenue not counting the Library) and on the first floor. After day 1 in Trenton High in Sept of 1977 when I walked thru the Main Doors, I always used the C building doors to enter and leave and had my locker on the 2nd floor of the C
    building, where THS fine Science
    Department was:)

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  2. SJBillTuesday, November 30, 2010

    This was the last full year my Dad attended THS. On Dec 08, 1942, he was on the front page of the Trenton papers as being near first in line to go into the Navy. He was an honors student and was never graduated here. He later recewived a GED while serving till the end of the war.

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