Cadwalader school 1951 Combined 5-6th grades
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Cadwalader Park
Cadwalader Park Cadwalader Park is the largest urban park in the City of Trenton (109.5 acres). Originally the Delaware & Raritan (D&R) Canal State Park flowed . Dr. Thomas Cadwalader of Philadelphia moved to Trenton in 1743 to become Chief Burgess (Burgess was a British title used in the medieval and early modern period to designate someone of the burgher class. It originally meant a freeman of a borough or burgh but later coming to mean an official of a municipality or a representative in the House of Commons .). He bought a large tract of land northwest of town where he built a country home, in 1746. The most notable change to this land came between 1832 and 1834 when the feeder for the D&R canal company constructed a canal to supply water from the Delaware River . A bridge c...
Top row: Al Downing, Alan Kagan, Arthur Finkle, Ed Berkelhammer: Ron Warren, Bob Hollingshead
ReplyDelete2nd row down: Elona Farina, Barbara Kuhl, Judy Joseph, Katrina Peters, Dorthy Fizer, Pat Tobbs, Gail Rosenthal, Sandra Lipshitz.
Third row down: Carolyn Lingrell, Paula Robinson, Janice Loudon, Susan Rosenthal, Anne Feistal, Shirley Gary, Judy McFarland, Pat Cunningham.
Front row: Bob Harris, Jeff Doranz, Larry Tractenberg, Jack Simmons, Marvin Kupersmit, Jim Hardman, John Ginhardt, Ken Wood.
Year is 1952 because we studied the 52 presidential election with Mrs Clark as our teacher,
I think this was a picture actually of a 5th and 6th grade class (still Mrs. Clark). Al Downing, Paula Robinson, Larry Trachtenberg and Art Finkel were in the 6th grade and maybe some others, too. Alan Kagan, Jeffrey Doranz, Bob Hollingshead, myself (Sandy Lipshutz, now Levine) were in the 5th grade. BTW, years ago, when I worked for the New York Times, Al Downing came into the newsroom as a public relations exec. He remembered me with a warm greeting and impressed my colleagues.
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