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When you thought I wasn't looking...
I saw you hang my first painting on the refrigerator,
and I immediately wanted to paint another one.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I saw you feed a stray cat,
and I learned that it was good to be kind to animals.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I saw you make my favorite cake for me,
and I learned that the little things can be very special in life.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I saw you make a meal and take it to a friend who was sick,
and I learned that we all need to help take care of each other.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I saw you give your time and money to help people who had nothing,
and I learned that everyone can make a difference.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I saw you take care of our house and everyone in it,
and I learned the importance of FAMILY.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I saw how you handled your responsibilities, even when you didn't feel good,
and I learned that I would need to be responsible when I grew up.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I sometimes saw tears come from your eyes,
and I learned there are things that can hurt, yet it's O.K. to cry.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I saw that you truly cared about people,
and I wanted to be everything that I could possibly be
to follow in your footsteps.
When you thought I wasn't looking...
I looked at you and wanted to say,
"Thanks for all the things I saw when you thought I wasn't looking."
Missing Classmates & Teachers
Abate, Geraldine
Allen (Languages), John
Amnott (Physical Ed), Jacqueline
Annechino, Arthur
Asquith (Social Studies), Douglas
Avery (English-Drama), Thomas
Baier, Pamela
Baker, William
Barrow, Charlene
Bloss, Ken
Bonnlander, James
Booth (Math), Borden
Boyle (Math), Mary Anne
Brink, Joyce
Brown (English), Anna
Brown, James
Calabria, Joseph
Carey, Joanne
Caton (Librarian), Miss
Chase, Rose Mary
Child, Earnest
Christensen, Peter
Closser (Math), Helen
Coccia (Social Studies), Joseph
Colby, Bonnie
Collins, Timothy
Collyer, Richard
Cook, Gary
Corwin (Fine Arts), George
Coyle, William
Crable (Fine Arts), James
Crellin (English), David
Czarniak, Raymond
Czebatul, Thomas
Dailor (Science), John
D'Amanda, Richard
Danis (Social Studies), Ruth
Denny, Jo
Dewey, David
Dillenburg (Social Studies), Thomas
Dillon (Science), Thomas
DiMuro, Raymond
Donofrio, Diane
Donofrio, Maryann
Doser (Physical Ed), Waltraud
Doud, Sharon
Drexel, Arthur
Dunn (Physical Ed), Wilbur
DuRocher, Patricia
Dutcher, Patricia
Dyer, Scott
Eadie (Science), Jacquelyn
Earl (English), Arlene
Edwards (English), Del
Eighmey, Carol
Ellis, Kathryn
Epping (Math), Paul
Ertle (Business), John
Estes, Beverley
Fanghella, Linda
Farrell, John
Farrell, Michael
Feldbauer (Science), Betty
Foley (English), Mary
Fowble (English), Ann
Frances (Principal), Dr. Raymond
Frasco, Michael
Friel (Vice Principal), Leon
Fucile, Valerie
Fuller (Home Economics), Ruth
Fuller, Sharon
Gangi (Science), Sebastian
Garner (English), Pauline
Genthner (Thompson JMHS-67), Carol
Gerace (Physical Ed), Anthony
Gertner (Psychologist), Everett
Geska, Barbara
Gingello, Anthony
Goltry, James
Gordon (Social Studies), Edwin
Graf (Physical Ed), William
Granite (English), Harvey
Greco, Barbara
Guerrera (Physical Ed), Dorothy
Gutzmer, Lynne
Haag, Michael
Hafner, Judith
Hally (Languages), Mary
Hathaway, Barbara
Havill (Science), Jean
Hawke (Math), Frederick
Hayden (Fine Arts), Donald
Healy, Barbara
Hebblethwaite, Daniel
Heerkens, Donald
Heffner, Donna
Herrick (Math), Merrill
Heusevelt (Industrial Arts), Marinus
Hill, Gerald
Hill (Industrial Arts), Royal
Hoffman (Social Studies), Edward
Hoffman (Principal), Matthew
Horst (Science), John
Howland (Social Studies), James
Hutchins, Gloria
Irons, Patricia
Johnson, Arthur
Johnson (English), Fredric
Josephson, Susan
Karacsony (Stott), Rosanne
Keating, Thomas
King, Wallace
Klafehn (Industrial Arts), Robert
Kneuer (English), William
Konezny (English), Judith
Koster, Sandra
Kowacich, Millard
Kowalski, Dianna
Kozak (English), Anne
Krembel, Virginia
Kyle (Business), Wilna
Laino (Languages), John
Lakric (Irwin), Dina
Landers (Math), Lawrence
Lathrop (Business), Helen
Leppla, Joyce
Linder, Beverly
Linhos, Bruce
Lippa, Janis
Lippa, Joyce
Lord, Michael
Lutus (Business), John
Maier, Gary
Manuse (Nurse), Betty
Marriott, Marcia
Martin (English), James
Masi (Business), Mary Lou
Mason (English), Johanna
Mastro, Edith
McCabe, Thomas
McCarthy, Daniel
McCarthy, Margaret
McCullough, James
McElligott (Sawicki), Linda
McGuire, James
McIntyre, Raymond
McLaughlin (Accompanist), Edna
Merlino (Physical Ed), Anthony
Miller, Linda
Miller, Marilyn
Mitchell, Remegia
Mitrano, Joseph
Moran, Raymond
Morgan, Mary
Moses (Science), William
Muratore (Physical Ed), Paul
Musso, Joseph
Nasca, Phyllis
Naumann, John
Nitsch, Gary
Norris (Home Economics), Ruth
Oberleitner (Home Economics), Rita
Ognibene (Social Studies), Richard
O'Hara (Counselor), Richard
Olmstead (Math), Edith
Ostrander (Science), Charles
O'Sullivan, Jean
Oyer, Pamela
Padgett, Diana
Palermo, Michael
Palermo (Speech Therapist), Michael
Paliani, Linda
Peck (English), Daniel
Pecora, David
Pedell, Katherine
Perine (English), Joseph
Phelan (Industrial Arts), Lee
Pierce, James
Pierce (English), Paul
Pierce (Kumetat), Susan
Pilskalns, Zigurd
Plekan, Gerald
Polizzi (English-Drama), Alfred
Pollotta, Lorraine
Post, Allen
Powarzynski (Industrial Arts), John
Power, William
Powers (Languages), Agnes
Puls (Home Economics), Ruth
Purdy (Still), Bonnie
Purdy, Michael
Quinn, Ellen
Reinagel, Gail
Rennick, Elizabeth
Reynell, John
Richards, Thomas
Rickert, Gary
Rinella, Sharon
Ringwood (Dean Of Boys), Merl
Roberts (Social Studies), Edwin
Roberts (Business), Lorraine
Rose, Linda
Ryan, Alan
Ryan, Robert
Rytkonen (Counselor), Ellen
Sage, William
Sagesse (Dental Hygienist), Patricia
Salemme (Business), John
Salkin (English), Abner
Salvati, Edward
Sanders, David
Saunders (English), Katharine
Scalise (#7 Music), Isabelle
Scalone, Sandra-Lynn
Schaertel, Gerald
Schlenker (Fine Arts), Ruth
Schultz, Linda
Scudder (Practical Arts), Merrill
Seiler (English), Judith
Shaw, Michael
Simonette, Gary
Simpson (Librarian), Mrs
Siskin, Linda
Slocum, Elaine
Slye, Robert
Smith, Douglas
Smith, Marilyn
Smith, Thompson
Songer (English), Marilyn
Spiegel, Richard
St. James (Practical Arts), Richard
Starkweather (Business), John
Stillman, June
Stout (Science), Norman
Strowger, Patricia
Sullivan (Industrial Arts), John
Sunderlin (Industrial Arts), Arthur
Sutherland (Physical Ed), Martha
Tappert (Science), Allen
Tauriello, Daniel
Thompson (Business), B. Ray
Thompson (Carey), Mary Lou
Thornton, Richard
Thuersam, Laurie
Tomasso, Peter
Toole, John
Toole, Nadine
Tucker, Lee
Tuttle, Virginia
Vallancourt, Suzanne
Van Deusen, Jane
Venner, Jean
Vetter (Social Studies), Thomas
Waldock, Linda
Walsh, David K.
Walsh, David M.
Washburn, Phillip
Waterman, Norma
Welch, Barry
Westervelt, Gary
Whittaker (Counselor), Albert
Wickham (English), Linda
Wilson, Freda
Wojcik (English), Antoinette
Yockel (Beeley), Nancy
Zapf, Sharon
Zenkel, John
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