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N H Donahue - Report this comment
North High School is to the rear and left
jon rourke - Report this comment
In the late 60's and early '70s the public high schools held raucous track meets in the gym. It was old and dusty then but loaded with character and memories... and, in '68, The Strawberry Alarm Clock played there!
Richard Card - Report this comment
Thats right- I ran track there in 1971/72 for Burncoat Sr. High. It was musty, crowded and filled with oohs and ahhs as we ran - it just seems like the closeness brought the competitors together. I tried to go to the Strawberry Alarm Clock concert but mom said no. Dad's company Heald Machine (across from Nortons) used to hold the xmas party either here or at the Worcester Memorial Bldg.
Dana Keirstead - Report this comment
Location of my dad's National Guard Unit, 104th Infantry, Co. C, 26th (Yankee) Div. This unit ws deployed to the Mexican Border in 1916 and to France 1917. Also place of my first Military Ball to commemorate our new armory in Green Hill Park, home of 101st Aircraft Control and Warning Flight, Mass. Air National Guard
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