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We love you J.B

I attended Oakcrest. Do you have 1992

Yo Jim Craine....do you still have the music store ?

Great!

Yes. I was on that sunken ship so long ago as a teenager! God bless us! And he did.

OMG!! That's the kid who made his Debut with the Minnesota Twins!! Wow!! Cody Stashak!!

I was in the band with Mr Tobias from about 1970-72! Great Director! Took the Ambassadors to Europe in 1971. Miss doing Dixie Land with George Spera and Scottie Rupert. I know that George is married to Notorious RBG's daughter! Scottie flew F18s and Airliners. I flew F15's and became a Mission Planning subject matter expert. Oakcrest was a blast. Split off to Absegami in 73.

Remember what happened to Donna Cloud.

You talk way way to fast !!!

Funny why Vice PresidentJoe Biden who was Senator of Delaware 1994-98 restored all 7 WW2 Defense Bunkers of Fort Miles in 2002-04. At a cost of $2.3 million dollars...ps one has a huge cannon sticking out of a glass pane window.

Slow down.

Great Job Bob !!

Good job with the history. I enjoyed the video.

Needs work. Watch your spelling.Poor transitions and lame copywriting. C-

2010 50th year glad to say I could be apart of this my senior year was the best "Class of 2010"

Wow not bad i was hoping the full intro for it but keep up the work

AFTER THE STORM--HURRICANE SANDY REFLECTIONS is the second one for Superstorm Sandy

whats the name of the song?

yeah Theno!

Really neat how you took your Hurricane Katrina research and brought it into the classroom to teach the next generation about the science of disasters, keep up the good work!

STILL AWESOME

Good job!

Thanks for being the best memory from my senior year. <3

@MikeyHere97 We mixed it ourselves using GarageBand. =)

but the lip syncing is kind of off...

creative with the time thing

i think shorewood's is better still.........

Erster! xDD Naja... fühlt sich doch net so toll an

"Our Son" was written my grandmother Mrs. Ruth Mary Bidewell, in memory of her son and my uncle, Lester Earl Bidewell killed in action in France, July 20, 1944, and in memory of all sons who have given their lives for their country. The family photos were supplies by my mother, Mrs. Ruth Mary Bidewell Jungblut. The original video was done with my voice for the Oakcrest High School Remembers and Relives World War II, May 26-28, 2004. Dave Jungblut

"OUR SON" Just an ordinary lad; Of thousands, only one Who gave their all, their very lives, To win this war: "Our Son." Abroad, away from home and friends. And folks who loved him well, He went, to fill his country's need, In distant lands, to dwell. Breaking home ties he loved so well, He answered his country's call; Leaving behind his very heart, To fight and win, or ---fall

So full of life just yesterday, Today he is no more; Buried beneath a foreign sod. Away on a distant shore. Was nobody to pause by his lonely grave? No one to shed a tear? No one to pause by his lonely grave? No one, who loved him, near? Yes, there were some, who mourned our loss, Comrades, whose lives he'd shared; Friends, who went on, to finish the task, Whose lives, the lord had spared.

With eyes a brim with many tears, We think of days gone by When he was just a little tot, With curly hair. So high! Remember his first day at school? The fight he had, that day? And when he brought a puppy home, That he had found astray? How proud he was, of his first gun; And when he shot a squirrel: His first report card; his first bike; And later, his first girl.

We laughed with him when he was glad; Unhappy days were few: We punished him when he was bad, Praised him, when praise was due. Of all the treasures of the past, Mem'ries alone remain; No longer can we hear his voice, Or live those years again.

We thank the Lord we had our son, As long as he could stay. Nothing, we brought into this world, Nothing, we'll take away.

A hero? Yes, so unafraid;mWilling to fight this war Till tyranny ends, and peace returns: That's what he was fighting for.

A hero? Yes, so unafraid; Willing to fight this war Till tyranny ends, and peace returns: That's what he was fighting for. --Written by Mrs. Bidewell, in memory of her son, Lester Earl Bidewell, killed in action in France, July 20, 1944, and in memory of all sons who have given their lives for their country.

His sacrifice must not be in vain, Victory must be won; Our country lost a Soldier true, And we have lost- "Our Son." --Written by Mrs. Bidewell, in memory of her son, Lester Earl Bidewell, killed in action in France, July 20, 1944, and in memory of all sons who have given their lives for their country.

"Our Son" was written my grandmother Mrs. Ruth Mary Bidewell, in memory of her son and my uncle, Lester Earl Bidewell killed in action in France, July 20, 1944, and in memory of all sons who have given their lives for their country. The family photos were supplies by my mother, Mrs. Ruth Mary Bidewell Jungblut. The original video was done with my voice for the Oakcrest High School Remembers and Relives World War II, May 26-28, 2004. Dave Jungblut

'Our Son' was written my grandmother Mrs. Ruth Mary Bidwell, in memory of her son and my uncle, Lester Earl Bidewell killed in action in France, July 20, 1944, and in memory of all sons who have given their lives for their country. The family photos were supplies by my mother Ruth Mary Bidwell Jungblut. The original video was done with my voice for the Oakcrest High School Remembers and Relives World War I, May 26-28, 2004.

how old is this?!

omg this is terrible take her off!

ME HAAHAHHAHA

Good exercise.. At that time you didn't have to be at the airport two hours early for a flight..

There is a videotaped account of 9/11 NYC that is from one videographer, from one vantage point that is in real-time, and captures all but the first strike, an over two hour account.. with footage minutes before the North Tower was even struck. It was released after 9 years and is available on dvd. It is taped from one of the most iconic vanage points. It is the most inclusive account known to exist, and is positioning for a feature release in the coming months: 'Tuesday Morning in September'.

shorewood 10x better than this one.

lol "oh hell nah...."

AEDI DOOG

@HighSpeedGears It was a playlist on TH-cam. And looking... I can't find it. (Stupid technology making a liar out of me.)

FIRST!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Vegeta what does the scouter say about the amount of views on this video? IT'S OVER 9000!!!!!