55th class reunion on right.
Not sure of reunion date on left. Any suggestions?
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Suggestions would be helpful. Send them to john@harpswell.com

For birthdays and/or e-mail addresses click here. For e-mail addresses click here. Also available as a PDF file.

Names and addresses of 1951 classmates.
 

Below is the names and addresse of
 

Earl L Witham 126 High Street Kennebunk, ME

If anyone know the whereabouts of this missing classmate please contact Frank Berry at 207-346-3106 or e-mail fdberry@gwi.net

Webster Grammar School Play
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Here is a recent picture of my angel wife Pauline and me taken by a friend in our church office where Pauline and I do the church records and reports. Double click on photo to enlarge. Pat “Cubby” Murphy

Murphy today! Click on thumbnail to enlarge.

These pictures were sent in By Lorraine Pickle Ray
Raylp50@aol.com. Double click on them to see
the big picture.

Thank you Lorraine!

Here's one that I dug out of the past.
John Snowe

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Remember . . . .

Saturday night dances at the YMCA Seavey's Coconut Needhams Doctor True's Elixir Moxie Sam's Italian Sandwiches The Chickadee Tabor's Jimmy's Diner (perched on the steep drop-off) Rosie and Rita at The Auburn Lunch Mike Buccergross and his Bates Den Mike Buccergross and his Green Thumb Mount David overlooking Bates Campus Roselle Cory every morning on WCSH playing our requests Titus Moody from Perkins Ridge with the weather The Lone Pine Mountaineer Wallingford's Orchard for cider and Macintosh Apples West Pitch and the Twin City falls Davidson's Variety atop Goff Hill Taylor Pond for a swim Sabattus for a colder swim Old Orchard Beach at graduation Mack's Variety

Hood's Ice Cream Dixie Cups with movie stars under the caps

And how about B. Peck's at the head of the street where the trolleys and the buses converged to serve The Blue Devils and The Red Eddies and their fans.

We had a bundle of happy memories along with a disappointment of two that helped us get ready for the world of grups. Now here we are and I puddle up a little to think we can't go back for some more of those good times and maybe even make amends for a teenage transgression or two. Most of all, I remember a wonderful bunch of kids trying out their wings and connecting with realities that popped up and smacked us good and proper once in awhile. Regrets? I suspect we all have a couple but the one that never leaves me in peace is the time I wasted on clicks and passing trends that kept me from connecting with each and every one of my classmates to get to know them and snuggle down in their minds making memories of special people I barely knew. I love all of you Red Eddies and I will never forget any of the wonderful experiences we shared.

Onward Eddies!

Kick that ball around!

Holman Francis Cubby Murphy, Jr.

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