Class of 1964, Schenectady, NY
By Tom Fuchs, May 5, 2007 This website is an illustrated searchable online catalog of historical information viewed through the filter of roadside and other permanent outdoor markers, monuments, and plaques. It contains photographs, inscription transcriptions, marker locations, maps, additional information and commentary, and links to more information. Anyone can add new markers to the database and update existing marker pages with new photographs, links, information and commentary.
Did You Know?
A “Hail Mary Pass” is, in American football, a very long forward pass, made in desperation and with a very low chance of success. The term became widespread courtesy of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach in December 1975 when questioned about his game winning but improbably long pass. His response to the question was, “I closed my eyes and said a Hail Mary.”
Source: ‘How-To-Geek’ (6-26-2021)
The Mont Pleasant Class of ’64 Lunch Bunch decided to start this summer off by getting together again on Wednesday, June 23rd, 2021 at The Flightline Pub in Glenville, NY.
Those attending were Nick Barber, Art Collins, Danny Grennan, Bill Kukan, Dan Kiatkowski, Ray Lupe, Bill Lyons, George McGarry, Ed Nagay, Gordon Rickard, Mike Sardella and Ed Sindoni.
The twelve of us enjoyed another tasty lunch ordered from the Daily Specials Menu and experienced a relaxing afternoon and finally catching up with one another! And, our thanks to Ray Lupe for his continuing to coordinate these occasional and fun get-togethers :=)
Gordon Rickard, Webmaster
It is with deepest sorrow to inform you of the passing of our beloved classmate and friend, Anthony Ciccone.
Anthony J. Ciccone, 74, of Schenectady, passed away peacefully on June 2 surrounded by his loving family and friends, at Daughters of Sarah Nursing Home.
Born in Schenectady, Tony is the son of the late Louis H. and Sophia G. Ciccone. He was born 11 minutes before his mirror image identical twin Joseph (Joe). He grew up in Schenectady and graduated from Mont Pleasant High School in 1964. Tony was one of the star wrestlers in his senior year, and he and Joe were co-captains of the team. He went on to Hudson Valley Community College where he received his Associates of Applied Science in Mechanical Technology in 1966. In later years he took a Fortran IV programming language at Union College.
in addition to his parents, Tony is predeceased by his daughter Tina. He is survived by his wife Chris, brother Joe, grandson Chad Christensen and his wife Megan, their children Olivia and Parker, grandson Matt Christensen and his children Madelena and Tyler, nephew David (Sandra) Bonitz and several other family members.