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posted by Debbie Williams (Maxin)72 @ 3:24 PM
Blessed Sacrament Reunion
Welcome...This blog site was created to provide a forum for Blessed Sacrament Alumni to reconnect and share memories. It's our hope that reliving the laughter and recalling the antics can bring us all back to a time when life was so much less complicated!
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Blessed Sacrament Reunion
Welcome...This blog site was created to provide a forum for Blessed Sacrament Alumni to reconnect and share memories. It's our hope that reliving the laughter and recalling the antics can bring us all back to a time when life was so much less complicated!
Contributors
- Mike Aloia
- Darlene Clark(Benson)
- Steve
- Dave Wasil
- John "Slim Shady" Rydlewski
- Jeremy
- Debbie Williams (Maxin)72
- Laurene Moore
- Deb (Rettig) Simko
- Rhonda
- PeggyErnst72
- paul einikis
- Jerry "Zed" Persley
- mark schwinn
- Beth
- Cheryl Markovich Cortez
- paul bernard
- Eva Claypool
- Bill Jones
- Kathy Lynch 73
- BillMarker73
- Marie
- Debbie Walton 1972
- Paula Walton
- Debra Childers (DeLong)
- Chris Colle '72
- Jim Rydlewski
- Garry Aloia
- Jaye Markovich (Finnerty) 73
- Patty Cornblath
- Brian Czekala
- Tony Sartoris
Previous Posts
- Did we have a yearbook?
- Basketball Team
- One More! Class 71&72
- More of 72....thats it folks!
- More Class of 72
- Guess Who?
- Having fun at the Village
- Class of 1973
- Play ground games
- First Communion Class of 1973
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4 Comments:
This was every boy in our class. Mark Kacmar got The Most Improved Player Award. Joe Tusone & Lenny Skeiris were allstars, but Keith Underwood was arguably the best player on the team though. Big John loved to play "Alley Ball". That team, including the Cheerleaders was the most unifying thing to happen to our class.
Great memories !!
Alley Ball was the only game I knew. With an inability to jump or run fast you do what you can. I was trying to play basketball in a football body. We had a lot of heart, we never gave up.
Way to go boys, you had true Grit then.
I guess my brother Joe taught you how to loose with honor.
Beth
Joe was good to us. He didn't allow us to give up. No matter how much of a blowout the game was.
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