Larry Blocher
Hard to believe it’s been 50 years. The gray hair, trifocals, and increasingly creaky joints suggest the math unfortunately checks out. I didn’t make it for our senior year at TZ (did anyone even notice?). I left a year early to start college at SUNY Stony Brook, then headed to the Bronx for medical school […]
Diane (Blazquez) Maxwell
After graduating from TZ, I attended RCC and earned my associate’s degree. At the time, college wasn’t really my focus, so I explored a variety of jobs before eventually returning to school later in life to earn my bachelor’s degree from Dominican College. I spent most of my career working for Lederle Laboratories, which later […]
Stephanie (Bogue) Stevens
Upon completing high school, I attended the University of New Mexico for a two-year period. Having spent most of my high school summers working in Maine and thoroughly enjoying the experience, I relocated to Maine after two years in New Mexico to complete my education. I earned undergraduate and master’s degrees in Finance from the […]
Michael Burd
First, a big thank you to those organising this reunion. As time goes on these opportunities to gather become ever more rare, and we can only begin to imagine how much work goes on behind the scenes to make the event happen. After TZHS I went to Columbia University, majoring in history. My third year […]
Liz Buttino
Liz is coming. Awaiting her story . . .
Janet Casamassimo
Janet is coming. Awaiting her story . . .
Sarah (Clay) Schmale
Sarah is coming. Awaiting her story . . .
Ken Chapin
Well, my life’s been quite a ride since finishing high school. And so, the merry-go-round began. I attended Manhattan School of Music to study violin, intending to be a professional violinist. Music runs in my family, as my father was a freelance professional French horn player in the New York City metropolitan area. Yet, after […]
Shari (Cohen) Chase
Well, I’ve been busy over the past 50 years. I went to the University of Maryland, College Park on a running scholarship, and focused on track. Prior to graduating I was on the United States track team at the Maccabiah Games and brought home 2 medals. I married at 21 and we were together for 35 […]
CJ Cona
Carole (C.J.) Cona was an artsy eccentric pain in the ass in high school, she’s lived the life of an eccentric art teacher, gallery owner, collectibles dealer, and at present she’s still an artsy pain in the ass! P.S. And, she likes it that way!