Stephen Saviello
> Town of Kearny, Hudson County, NJ > Kearny High School Graduating Classes > Class of January, 1950
Kearny, NJ High School Graduating Class of January, 1950.
New Year's Eve - 1947
Grace Church Dance
L to R: Marlene Scott, Dick
Baker, Fred Brocklowe, Edith
Eccles, Janet Mitchell, John Hughes.
"A blizzard on December
26th and 27th, 1947 shut Kearny
down with over 25 inches of snow. Streets were impassible
for over a week. That didn't stop us from going to our New
Year's Eve Dance!! The girls had pants and boots under
their gowns, hiked up their gowns, and trudged, some over a
mile, to the dance. This was through knee to thigh deep snow
in many areas."
Grace Church Dance
L to R: Marlene Scott, Dick
Baker, Fred Brocklowe, Edith
Eccles, Janet Mitchell, John Hughes.
"A blizzard on December
26th and 27th, 1947 shut Kearny
down with over 25 inches of snow. Streets were impassible
for over a week. That didn't stop us from going to our New
Year's Eve Dance!! The girls had pants and boots under
their gowns, hiked up their gowns, and trudged, some over a
mile, to the dance. This was through knee to thigh deep snow
in many areas."
New Year's Eve - 1947
Grace Church Dance
L to R: Marlene Scott, Dick
Baker, Fred Brocklowe, Edith
Eccles, Janet Mitchell, John Hughes.
"A blizzard on December
26th and 27th, 1947 shut Kearny
down with over 25 inches of snow. Streets were impassible
for over a week. That didn't stop us from going to our New
Year's Eve Dance!! The girls had pants and boots under
their gowns, hiked up their gowns, and trudged, some over a
mile, to the dance. This was through knee to thigh deep snow
in many areas."
Grace Church Dance
L to R: Marlene Scott, Dick
Baker, Fred Brocklowe, Edith
Eccles, Janet Mitchell, John Hughes.
"A blizzard on December
26th and 27th, 1947 shut Kearny
down with over 25 inches of snow. Streets were impassible
for over a week. That didn't stop us from going to our New
Year's Eve Dance!! The girls had pants and boots under
their gowns, hiked up their gowns, and trudged, some over a
mile, to the dance. This was through knee to thigh deep snow
in many areas."
