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Bonnie's Gallery

Bonnie Englett (nee Radzik), 90 Amsterdam, contributed these beautiful pictures.
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Fr. Leblanc and Mary
Fr. Leblanc and Mary		 Lourdes Santos
Lourdes Santos		 PS 94 Graduation 1956
PS 94 Graduation 1956		 As stated in Bonnies comment, that is a very young Iraida below her in this Picture.
Bonnie closeup

As stated in Bonnies comment, that is a very young Iraida below her in this Picture.
That is Commerce HS in the background
Rodney Early & John Woods

That is Commerce HS in the background

 Thank you for the sentiments behind this picture, Bonnie.
Julio

Thank you for the sentiments behind this picture, Bonnie.

 There are a lot of pictures of the trip to Bubbling Springs but Bonnie kept the announcement .
Bubbling Springs.jpg

There are a lot of pictures of the trip to Bubbling Springs but Bonnie kept the announcement .

 The Church held dances that were a big part of our social lives. This dance was held on my 17th Birthday. I was graduating from Power and heading for Fordham University.
April in Paril Dance in1961

The Church held dances that were a big part of our social lives. This dance was held on my 17th Birthday. I was graduating from Power and heading for Fordham University.
Bonnies hand drawn flyer for the Hecker Club dance
Bonnies hand drawn flyer for the Hecker Club dance		 This comes from the Power Memorial site and shows a deli across the street from the school. My thanks to Bonnie for finding it.
Deli across from Power

This comes from the Power Memorial site and shows a deli across the street from the school. My thanks to Bonnie for finding it.

 Bandshell
Bandshell		 Bonnie X 2
Bonnie X 2
Carousel
Carousel		 Children's Zoo
Children's Zoo		 Feeding pigeons
Feeding pigeons		 Loeb boathouse
Loeb boathouse
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Thomas O'Shea 08-Sep-2008 21:19
Hi Bonnie; My name is Thomas O'Shea I Lived at 229 West 62nd Street in Apt4A. I think the gym dance in West Side Story was filmed in the gym at St. Matthew's church on West 66 or 67 Street I believe.
Loraine Duffy Strombeck 24-Jul-2008 13:53
My brother John sent me to this site today. Does St. Paul's have a reunion / These pics were great !
If anyone remembers the Duffy's from 90 Amsterdam, please say hello...
Jennie Millan 16-Jan-2003 23:29
I would love anyone who knew my brothers (Freddie, Bobby and Louie) and myself to contact me at this e-mail - jenmilen@aol.com - and share memories. We lived at 228 West 63rd Street and we had a stoop which seemed to be a favorite hangout for many of us. Look forward to hearing from you all.
enid gonzalez 01-Dec-2002 20:00
Bonnie, your gallery has to be one of the best. I recognize a lot of people and I would like to get in touch with Jennie Millan. Is there anychange anyone has her email address? I loved all your pictures. I lived in 40 Amst. on the first floor. My sister is Eva Gonzalez I am Enid. Take care and thank you!
Enid Gonzalez from Puerto Rico.
Jennie Millan 08-Oct-2002 17:55
Bonnie, I was bowled over by your gallery after finding my picture in two of your photos, Kindergarten (2nd row-2nd from the left) and P.S. 94 graduation (lst row-3rd from the right. How delightful. If I recall correctly your mom was a Girl Scout leader and I was in both the Brownies and the Girl Scouts. Our meetings were held at the Community Center. I have such fond memories of that time. And, I do remember you all through P.S. 94. Thank you for a pleasant trip down memory lane.
Joe Bethune 29-Jun-2002 15:00
Dear Bonnie,
I had to thank you for your wonderful 'remember when' pictures. Some of buildings and people I thought I would only see in memeory. Since I still live in the neighborhood I still have all the memories of the old days and what it used to look like. I think this neighborhood has had more renovation than most and its quickly begining to look like a clone of Wall Street(check the mega structure thier building on the old Coleseum site,twin towers yet!). My friend Arlice Sims,is the one who turned me on to this site and I am ever grateful.
PS Eddie Ballard is gone but his brother Anthony is still around and we often bump into each other on Broadway and 61st But he won't come near the projects.
danny ingellis 01-Oct-2001 16:23
Bonnie......great photo display in your gallery......thanks for sending the
Catholic NY article on my kidney donation.....Julio and Joe D created a dynamite website
Bonnie 02-Jul-2001 19:20
To Issy: Yes, Audrey Golub is the sister of Jeffrey Golub. By the way, one of those three little girls you mention in the photo (bottom left) is actually a boy--my brother, Richard :-) The Golubs used to live at 90 Amsterdam Ave. in apt 5D. The mother's name was Roselle/Rozelle. Glad you liked the photos. Bonnie

Does anyone remember Jane's last name (girl in upper right of this same photo taken in front of the Con Edison Building)or her address in the projects?
Issy 29-Jun-2001 13:44
I loved seeing the pictures in your gallery. The picture of you and three other little girls provokes me ask: Was Audrey Gollup the sister of Jeffrey Gollup? Their family lived in the projects, but moved out in the 50s.
joe 24-Jun-2001 14:55
Thank you for keeping and sharing these images.
Pat 24-Jun-2001 06:38
Sure do remember that dance. Don't think I received a prize--good judging! The gang would kill me if they knew I was [two steping,waltzing,and line dancing] just a few years later. I saw that old picture you mentioned not too long ago and it's one better left hidden. Julio would love to post it as one of his "GOTCHA" favorites. I wish I could come up with a surprize or two for the gallery but you girls got us beat--but I'm looking! Have fun and take care.
Bonnie Englett 19-Jun-2001 03:43
To Pat: Glad you like my "relics" from St. Paul's and that they filled in some missing pieces for you and brought back some memories. I still have your ID photo from the Hecker Club as well as mine. I decided not to send them to Julio to scan--I didn't care for mine. If you would like yours posted to the gallery, let me know and I will send it in. If you don't still have a copy of it and want to review it before it goes in, give me your mailing address and I will mail a copy to you. How I managed to have all these relics after all these years is the result of me being a nostalgia freak, especially for the old neighborhood. I had no idea that someday my mementos would bring others joy too. By the way, do you remember winning the "spotlight" dance with me at one of the dances at St. Pauls? My prize was an autographed album of "The Ventures".
Pat 17-Jun-2001 07:15
Congradulations on the newest and hottest page in the gallery. You have filled
in many missing pieces to the old gang and neighborhood. I have already given
Merrele a rough time on your gallery and thats the best picture I've seen of Janet
Donaghy. Not to say we are ancient, but how did you save those relics of St. Paul's?
Between you and Julio I feel like it was yesterday when we went on those trips
and danced and played WISK on the benches. All my best for now to you and the gang
in your gallery, Pat
Phil Rivera 12-Jun-2001 04:08
Hi Bonnie!!!!!!! What great pictures you got in the gallery!! I enjoyed looking at them.
Great shot of you and Eddie Ballard going to the prom!
The monkey bars brought back memories of my brother and I on the swings and the see saw.
Take care

Phil
Guest 12-Jun-2001 00:08
Great pictures Bonnie. I especially like the one of Merrele, the Sex
Goddess, on the rock....and the one of Smokey and the Man.
Aida
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