Jackson High (NJ)-Class of '68

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	RE: History Lesson	posted by D O C ' 67
	posted on October 31, 2008 at 08:29 AM	Reply to this Message
	Boy does that bring back memories- forgot how old Switlik was when we went there-- Still remember the musty smell of those stage curtins to this day- We could make a movie about our freshman football team- "Lovable Losers"- Poor Coach Munley, wish he had a few more good players on that team, instead of guys like me-- The Best Benchwarmer Ever At Jackson Jr Sr High--
	RE: History Lesson	posted by walt
	posted on October 30, 2008 at 07:13 PM	Reply to this Message
	you guys ues to skull session on the all purpose room stage, you could still hear coach "silently" cursing at you from behind the curtain
	History Lesson	posted by D O C ( ' 67 )
	posted on October 29, 2008 at 03:22 PM	Reply to this Message
	Let's start at the very beginning-- I moved to Jackson the summer after my 8th grade in South Brunswick school system-- 9th grade for the class of 1967 the 8th grade class of 1968 AND the 7th grade of 1969 all began their Jackson education at Switlik going to split sessions-- I'm not sure but I think we finally got to attend the actual high school before the academic year was over -- the football team used a practice field near the Orthodox church-- we players spent the beginnings of practice picking up pieces of broken glass and empty beer cans- but the sand burrs were a constant pain---- Coach Munley could not kick anybody off team - think we only had 15 players-- Dave Green, Scott Morrow, John Diab, Big Ray Carraker, John Hogan, Micky Morrison, Kevin Williams and assorted others made up the backbone of that team -- As we say in Alabama-- " Roll Tide "
	RE: Alice	posted by Ellentonpaint@aol.com
	posted on September 27, 2008 at 04:21 PM	Reply to this Message
	Amen to that! Alice, May you continue to do better with each new day. Our thoughts & prayers continue for you both. Best Wishes, Charley & Pat
	RE: Alice	posted by Nial
	posted on September 27, 2008 at 11:28 AM	Reply to this Message
	Alice: Speaking for all of us, I'll just say that we are relieved to hear that you are in a better situation. I am under the gun at work right now....super busy. But will try to call you soon. Nial
	Alice	posted by Alice
	posted on September 26, 2008 at 06:21 PM	Reply to this Message
	Hi all. Iam out of the nursing home and doing much better. Thankyou for all your prayers and good wishes. Gor now Jon and I are staying here in Las Vegas. Weare in an efficency apt with all utilities included.We are both doing well. talk to you all soon new phone #is 702 6439220 ext102.
	Alice Wodesky-message	posted by Nial
	posted on January 24, 2008 at 05:20 PM	Reply to this Message
	ALL: Alice called me on Jan 23-2008 to tell me that she'd had a stroke. She is in a hospital in Los Vegas doing some rehabilitation/physical therapy right now. She is trying hard to get better. Her plan in the next few months is to come back east and stay in a rehab facility near her sister. Jon is doing OK, but with some health concerns also...he will probably drive back east with their stuff. Alice told me it was OK to post a phone number to contact her, so that's what I'm doing. The number is 1-702-465-0119. I do not think she has access to the internet. I know she would love to hear from some of us. It would surly cheer her up. By the way, she is also hopeful that we can have a re-union of our class in Summer of 2008.

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