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and 'Vintage 1956.'
Memorabilia Nostalgia
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206th
Class 55th Reunion
Marriott Courtyard
Philadelphia
Downtown
21 N. Juniper Street
Saturday,
October 29, 2011
3 to 8 PM
Dinner at 5:30 PM
Boat Ride (almost)- Mel Miller hosted a pre-reunion event
aboard his yacht docked at Penn's Landing Pier. A delightful pre-winter
snow kept the cruise in dock, but all enjoyed the festivities and view of the
Delaware River from the luxurious surroundings. Thank you for the treat,
Captain Mel.
Main Event- The evening was launched with hor's d'oeuvres
followed by a splendid DVD of Nostalgia - music and slides - from the 50's
prepared and produced by Dr. Bob Solomon. (You ought to be in pictures,
Dr. Bob.) Dinner followed and the evening was capped with Senator
Ted Kaufman recounting the "Civility of the Senate" followed by Dan
Davis speaking on his service as Liaison Officer in the Israeli Army
and Barry Sax speaking on his work on the Memorial to the Four Chaplains and
what Central meant to him. (Central 206 alumni do get around.)
The evening wrapped with the singing of the School Song (original
version).
Attendees- Morris and Lynn Ballen, Harv and Joan
Becker, Dan Davis, Mel Driban, Tom Dulin and Grandson
Jordan, Richard Gayer, Ed and Barbara Glickman, Steve
Goldstein, Paul and Trudy Gutterman, Steve and Julia
Harmelin, Arthur and Bobbi Karafin, Ted and Lynne Kaufman,
Aaron Libson, Mel and Carolyn Miller, Paul Miller, Paul
Nutkowitz, Malcom Orloff, Bruce and Lydia Rubin, Herman
Sander, Barry and Carolyn Sax, Mort & Geri Schulman,
Bruce and Marilyn Schwartz, Ron Segal and Beverly Dickerson, Alan
Silberstein, Len Smiley, Gerry and Joan Spivack, Bob and
Elsa Stern, Joel Stoloff, Joe and Debbie and son Joey
Tordella, Bob Wallner.
55th Reunion Pictures
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Mort
& Gerri Schulman
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Bruce
& Marilyn Schwartz
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Bob
Wallner
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Beverly
Dickerson & Ron Segal
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Carolyn
& Mel Miller
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Joni
& Gerry Spivak
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Harv
& Joan Becker
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Bruce
Schwarts, Mel Driban,
Alan Silberstein, Bob Walner
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Carolyn
Miller,
Carolyn & Barry Sax
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Carolyn
& Mel MIller
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Dan
Davis,
Beverly Dickeson & Ron Segal
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Herman
Sander, Alan Silberstein,
Mel Driban
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Senator
Ted Kaufman,
Steve Harmelin
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Bruce
Rubin, Paul Miller
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Lydia
Rubin, Bobbi Karafin,
Barbara Glickman, Arthur Karafin
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Standing-
Bob Stern, Julia Harmelin
Seated- Joni & Gerry Spivak
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Elsa
Stern,
Debbie & Son Joey Tordella
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Grandson
Jordan Greces & Tom Dulin
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Check this out. No charge
for the good time. We all enjoy a good chuckle.
(Some links may no longer be working)
1 JAMES
DEAN: HIS FINAL TV APPEARANCE (1954)
Rebellious trait obvious, James Dean talks about car racing and safety on
Gig Young's show;
Walks off set a mention of speeding; eerily, Dean was killed days later in
a tragic car collisiom. ( Du Mont )
2 ELVIS
SINGS BLUE
SUEDE SHOES (1956)
The King lives here! Elvis Presley debuts on "The Tommy & Jimmy
Dorsey Show." (CBS)
In the house: Elvis sings many more of his hits on our Classic Oldies Video
Juke Box below!
3 The
Inventor Of TV Sketch Comedy ERNIE KOVACS (1954)
Long before SNL, imitated by his contemporaries (Berle, Gleason, Skelton),
he was the true inventor of TV sketch satire.
Ernie's Kovacs; vignettes could have been taped yesterday~still look
contemporary, he was a TV comedy visionary
4 OLYMPIC GOLD
MEDALIST BOB MATTHIAS (1956)
1952 Olympic Triathalon Champ Discusses The games & movie debut with
mild mannered Herb Sheldon.
Sheldon hosted several shows ranging from talk, to teen dance, to Ricky Tick Piano. ( Du
Mont )
5 EDDIE
FISHER SINGS A MEDLEY OF HIS BIGGEST HITS 1953
Eddie croons I'm Walking
Behind You, Anytime, With These Hands, Oh My Papa on his TV
show.
Like the era crooners, Fisher got 15 minutes a week to enthrall fans..and
also Liz Taylor & Debbie Reynolds.. (NBC)
6 Full
Episode THE
LONE RANGER 1955
Hi Ho, Silver! It's the grandaddy of weekly TV western series starring oft
masked Clayton Moore.
The Lone Ranger was the top rated #1 of the many Saturday afternoon
"thataway" exciting oaters
Here is the full version of the debut episode, Enter The Lone Ranger Hi, Ho Silver!
(syndicated).
7 THE
ENDEARING GRIMACES OF EDDIE CANTOR 1952
Hosting The Colegate
Comedy Hour, Eddie pantomines a sketch as the hapless victim of
a vixen.
A forgotten legend, Cantor's expressive face and singing style warmed the
cockles of viewer's hearts. (NBC)
8 THE
ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN 1954
After the animation came TV's live Superman series starring George Reeves
and Noel Neill as Lois Lane
Lois gets is abducted by a gangster, Superman sans Clark Kent saves the
damsel in distress. (CBS)
9. THE
LIBERACE SHOW 1952
Walter Liberace brought style to candlelight piano music, with, of course,
brother George on violin.
This rare clip captures the musical heart and soul of the flamboyant
pianist. (Du Mont)
10 HOPALONG CASSIDY 1952
The Saturday afternoon TV Western staple starring William Boyd as frontier
vigilante Hoppy.
Of the many Saturday TV matinee oaters, this ranked #2 in ratings. Giddyap!
(syndicated)
note bene: the links may be broken at the source. Not our
fault.
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The Accidental Senator
Senator Ted moving-in Day
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