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Announcing the York High School Class of 1952's

upon the occasion of

the Class' 55th Reunion in October, 2007

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Keith Achepohl...A showing of his works	Coming Soon...

John Bartmann...Trumpet extraordinaire performing ________ with the Queen City Jazz Band.................................................	Coming Soon...

H. Bruce Downey...A would-be writer of novels. Here's an excerpt from what will be *his first and only novel (still unfinished):---* *"Raisins and Almonds---A Civil* *War Story"* Sorry, you don't have Java. ... Sorry, you don't have Java. ... Sorry, you don't have Java. ... Sorry, you don't have Java. ...	For a synopsis of Bruce's story, point to and click ---> "here" For a video clip of Bruce reading an excerpt from his story, point to and click: ---> "These Men of Libby" NOTE: Please be patient with this, as buffering may become a problem the first time through. *ALSO: In order to play videos on Google Video,* you must have the Adobe Flash Player 7.0+ plug-in installed on your computer. If you need the Flash Player plug-in, please visit the Adobe website.

Marilyn Hersey Brown...in a reading from her book on "The Hersey Family"	Coming Soon...

Carroll Knight...Performing a song first introduced

in the motion picture, A.I. Artificial Intelligence.

The song is titled, "For Always" --- music by

John Williams, Lyrics by Cynthia Weil. Carroll sings

this song in the style of Josh Groban. To hear

Carroll sing this song on your own computer's media

player, point to and click on the link below:---

Carroll Sings For Always

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Carroll Knight...again...this time performing a song

from the motion picture version of the Broadway play,

"Picnic." Here Carroll assumes the role of William

Holden, as he dances with co-star, Kim Novak, in a

classic scene from this 1950's movie, as Carroll sings

his rendition of "Moonglow". Come hear Carroll, and

also see a video clip taken directly from the movie

itself. Just slide on over to the photo at the right

and click on it ------------------------------------------------------>

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Ralph Lane...An attorney and a musician

heard here conducting ___________

in a composition called______________

Coming Soon...

Carolyne Larson Jordan...Professional

singer and teacher of voice, performing

____________________

Coming Soon...

R. Milton Lynnes...in a reading from his

first novel, _____________________

Coming Soon...

And just who is this 'banjo man' of ours?

Well, his name is Carl Walt Swanson, York '52,

and Carl plays the banjo for the Boyton Street

String Band of Marion, IL. And here he is in a

taped concert. In this video Carl is seated with

his banjo to the left of the band's guitar player.

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may become a problem the first time through.

Wayne Mahood...in a reading from one

of his many textbooks on the Civil War.

Here's Wayne reading a passage from

his book, ________________

Coming Soon...

*Peter Sonderegger...author extraordinaire* ...is interviewed by Carroll Knight...about his upcoming books, and about his very first novel already published..."Love Storm". For technical reasons having to do with file size, the interview is presented here in two separate segments.................................	*Peter's upcoming novels:---* Point to and click on this link:--> 1st Peter *Peter's published novel: "Love Storm"* Point to and click on this link:--> 2nd Peter *including a short chapter read by Peter*

**Ralph 'Punky' Stevens...in a 'sing-a-long' with** some others of an old song, "Shanty Town"	Point to and click on this link:--> Shanty Town

Jane Swanson Keller...playing the organ ...a piece called ____________________	Coming Soon...


Can we add something here from you? *Contact Carroll Knight* at oldck@aol.com**

Class of '52's 'Slogans and Sayings' talent search

Can we see 'Your Best Slogan or Saying' here?

"Enjoy all, for in the end, that's all there is." --- H. Bruce Downey

"None of us is as good as all of us." --- H. Bruce Downey

"There is no pride in love." --- H. Bruce Downey

"As we turn our faces into the wind from all the personal tragedies that life lays across our path, despite our sorrows we are never alone, for what happens to the very least of us, happens to all of us." --- John Whitehead from "Raisins and Almonds --- A Civil War Story"

An old farmhouse here in southwest Virginia on a windy and snowy day in early February, 2008

submitted by H. Bruce Downey in the Class of '52's photographic talent search

Can we see 'Your Best Shot' here?