All my life, though some have changed
Some forever not for better
Some have gone and some remain
All these places had their moments � � �
With lovers and friends
I still can recall
Some are dead and some are living
In my life I've loved them all
Class of 1974
� Philip Adesso, Michael DelVillar, Karyl Kastel-Seddon, Peter Kramer,
Philip Kravitz, James Kreischer,
Michael Martin, Donna Miller-Sabbagh, Susan O'Donnell,
Charlie Richardson, John Shea, Neal Silvers,
Paul Sones, Suzanne Sosik-Maiorano,�Charles Richardson, Jill Troner, Bob Vitullo, Larry Wein
Class of 1975
Darlene Barkley,�George Carolla, Carl Cuccia, Deborah DaRos, Doris Elmore,
Chris Esposito, Paul Ferriso, John Galati, Eileen Hewson-Vessio,
John Lenahan, Judy Mezuel-Grider, Debbie Miller, Armond Molano,
Cathy Schairer-Hernandez,
George Schugart, Gregory Simonis, �Louis Swift, Lou Zuppello� � �
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Class of 1976
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Brian Jeffrey, Joseph Lopienski,
Charlie Pendleton,�Richard Pilato, Tommy Treutlein,
Scott Wilson
On May 27th 2007, Lou Zuppello passed away. There are no words to describe this tremendous loss. I was fortunate to have him in my life for the time that i did...and for that i will be forever grateful...he had the heart of a giant...and he will be sorely missed...
It is with great sorrow to have to mention the passing of John Galati on March 2, 2005. Anyone that knew him, knew the special person he was. He will be sorely missed. John you were definitely one of a kind! And I will miss that beautiful smile of yours.
I do have to mention two other people even though they didnt graduate within these three years their presence is forever felt...and they will always be remembered: Chuck Willgohs and Ronnie Eng
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I just would like to add that I don't add a name on this list unless it has been confirmed by at least two people or unless I know this to be true myself. It's the saddest part of doing this web site but needed to be done. They were part of our lives and continue to live on in our hearts. � � � � � � �
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