Eleventh Grade Homerooms

 We are looking rather grown up in these eleventh grade pictures, don't you think?

This set marks the end of Muffy's contributions.

I am looking forward to seeing more pictures from classmates.

11-1 Mrs. Brockman

11-2 Mr. Carlomagno

11-3 Miss Gruppo

11-4 Mr. Filipone

11-5 Mr. Hoch

11-6 Mr. Angeles

11-7 Mt. Lepaitre

11-8 Mr. O'Leary

11-9 Mr. Cann

Candids, Parties, Events, Sports, Elementaty School photographs, Scouting...

This may be the only HS class site on the internet that will show photographs of most of us as we grew, changed, evolved over a thirteen year period. I would like to expand the collection to include party pictures, candids, family pictures that you think are appropriate, sports, images from elementary school, extracurricular activities whatever you think is appropriate.

We are also interested in photographs of later years, early family pictures, children, birthday parties, you name it.

If you have not scanned them into low resolution JPGs, or do not know what I am talking about, send the images to me via the post office or Fed Ex. I will scan them, post them, take good care of them, and mail them back to you as soon as they are scanned.

Lois Lombardi Ciampo is sending me a DVD with files from the 70th birthday party. That's a good way to do it. You can take your originals to Staples or Kinko's or a photography store -- even some drug stores do this -- who will scan the images for you and put them on a DVD.

My address is:
145 South 11th Street Loft 4
Easton PA 18042

Questions? Suggestions? Ideas?
email me at iansummers@heartstorming.com or call at 610-438-5707

This is more than a labor of love for me. It is a way for me and you to recapture who we were in our school days. To remember faces and stories  --  a legacy. I have been passing along photographs from these series to my grand daughters.

My first published book was called The Yearbook Book. It was a compilation of high school yearbook photographs of famous and infamous people (Ballantine Books 1977). I dedicated the book to our class. And thus began one of my many obsessions. Yearbook photographs  -- ours and others -- has been a source for a series of paintings I started 4 years ago. Here is one which draws upon photographs of college fraternities and sororities. Who knows, you may end up in one of my paintings. Thanks.

Mike
http://iansummersartwork.com

 

Sigma Lamba Chi

University of Bridgeort

Class of 61

Painted 2004

36" X 42"

Acrylic on stretched canvas

Ian Summers © Copyright 2004

Sophomore Homerooms

10-11 Mrs. Werger

10-10 Mrs. Buser

10-9 Miss Meyers

10-8 Miss Eagen

10-7 Mr. Giametta

10-6 Mrs. Church

10-5 Miss Harris

10-4 Mr. Sasso

10-3 Mrs. Green

10-2 Mr. Garris

10-1 Mrs. Hoadley

All from Muffy's Collection

Thomas Jefferson Jr. High - First Graduating Class

More from Muffy's collection.

I have included the full shot and also divided the image into four segments to

make it easier on our 70 year old eyes.

(click on images to enlarge)

 

 

 

 

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Thanks to Muffy for providing these images.

Sorry about the gutters going through some faces.

And Now for An Enigmatic Interlude

There hasn't been a gathering of classmates when someone hasn't asked,

"Hey Mike, do you know whatever happened to Ray Reichert?"

To my knowledge , no one has the answer.

Unless....

This photograph courtesy of Jimmy McFadyen

Work Around Losing Comments

I think this will work. Click on comments. Write your message. Sign your comment in the text portion. If you have a Google ID, click on that ID option. If not, click anonymous. If this does not work, you will need to get a Google ID or send me the comment and I will post it for you. Thanks.

I need some help with testing leaving comments

People have told me they have left comments, but they are not appearing. I think I have fixed it, but need to run a test.

I need three people to leave a comment on this entry. Go to the bottom of the post. See the word comment. Click on it. A pop-up window should appear. Type your message and push the publish post button.

To see comments, go to the home page of the blog. Scroll to the bottom of the post you have commented on. See the word comments. It is blue. Click on it and you should see your comment and those of other classmates.

Thanks.

Final batch of 7th grade homeroom pictures

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7th Grade Homerooms

The First 4 of 11 Seventh Grade Homerooms

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This One Will Knock Your Sox Off -- Radburn Sixth Grade

Mufffy has sent me a bunch of pictures that I will be posting over the next few days.

How many of these classmates can you identify?

You will need to click on the image to enlarge it.

Thanks Muffy.