It's been many years since Sinai's school closed, maybe 42? Consequently the school reunion has devolved into a "Sinai Reunion." It happens Friday when many lies will be told: "You haven't changed a bit!" "Yes, I've always been fat, old and grey." Well, they mean well. Sounds as if many persons have registered so 'a good time will be had by all'.
At the banker's meal today I suggested they set up a booth at the reunion and sell CDs! Told the butcher to stay open for meat sales. The venue for the reunion is the Fire Hall across the street from the butcher shop. The postmistress says she's been recruited to take pictures.
Two structures remain from the school. The dinning hall, which was affectionally called "The Soup House" was a reconstituted school building. The dinning room was on one side of the main floor and the Superintendent's Residence on the other. In the basement was the school's wood shop, where I quickly learned that woodworking was NOT my future. That building is now a private residence.
The other building still standing is the WPA built gym. Compared to surrounding school's gyms in the '50s it measured up quite well. It's now used as a warehouse.
Takk for alt,
Al
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