Former defensive tackle with the Philadelphia Eagles, Floyd Peters, congratulates Father Gilmore on the high quality of Nativity's athletes. The high producers of the basketball team receive trophies for their ability: Left to right, Coach Robert Wachter, Frank Betz, best performance at the foul line, Joe Ferris, most assists, and Bill Schlitzer, most valuable player and most rebounds.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Awards
Former defensive tackle with the Philadelphia Eagles, Floyd Peters, congratulates Father Gilmore on the high quality of Nativity's athletes. The high producers of the basketball team receive trophies for their ability: Left to right, Coach Robert Wachter, Frank Betz, best performance at the foul line, Joe Ferris, most assists, and Bill Schlitzer, most valuable player and most rebounds.
Monday, September 8, 2008
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Grandparents' Day
September 7th is National Grandparents' Day. I found this appropriate photograph of one of my favorite grandparents, Grandpa Munster, with his family. Somehow Sister St. Isabelle is also in the photo. How she got there I don't know. People should learn to mark their photographs. Another famous boomer grandparent was Granny Clampett.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
rain along the east coast
Friday, September 5, 2008
more football
Here is a football story:
One Friday evening a man walked into the Necho Allen Hotel and sat down at the bar with his pet dog. The bartender said, “Sorry buddy. No pets allowed. You will have to leave.”
The man replied, “This is a special dog. You have the Nativity football game on WPPA radio station, don’t you?”
“Yes I do,” was the response.
The customer said, “Watch my dog. Whenever Nativity scores, my dog does a flip.”
At that moment, Nativity just scored a touchdown and the dog flipped in the air.
“Wow! that is one hell of a dog you got there. What happens when Nativity wins the game?”
The man responded, “I don’t know. I only had the dog for four years.”
The photograph above includes young Joe Paterno at bottom left, Joe Namath bottom right, and, of course, the classic Peanuts cartoon - all memories of the 1960's.
One Friday evening a man walked into the Necho Allen Hotel and sat down at the bar with his pet dog. The bartender said, “Sorry buddy. No pets allowed. You will have to leave.”
The man replied, “This is a special dog. You have the Nativity football game on WPPA radio station, don’t you?”
“Yes I do,” was the response.
The customer said, “Watch my dog. Whenever Nativity scores, my dog does a flip.”
At that moment, Nativity just scored a touchdown and the dog flipped in the air.
“Wow! that is one hell of a dog you got there. What happens when Nativity wins the game?”
The man responded, “I don’t know. I only had the dog for four years.”
The photograph above includes young Joe Paterno at bottom left, Joe Namath bottom right, and, of course, the classic Peanuts cartoon - all memories of the 1960's.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
home economics class
I cannot identify everyone in this photograph which appears to be a sophomore year home economics class of girls working on the latest in 60s fashion design, with Knucklehead Smiff as the celebrity dummy. If anyone can identify who the others are (or correct any misidentifications), please drop an email.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
A note from Georgia
Hello, All!What a great site...I loved seeing my old friends in the old pictures! 40 years has flown by so quickly! I now live in Atlanta, GA and am about to become a Grandma* - I am thrilled! ....
I hope everyone has an awesome time!!
Love,
Louise
Louise, Thank you for the note. Our records had you still residing in Pennyslvania. Updating the
records is appreciated. You are now on the official
email list.
Good luck and much happiness with your expanding family.
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Maitre de Blog
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