Marcum Asiamah, 15
Marcum G. Asiamah, 15, of East Hartford, passed away on January 11, 2012.
He was born in Manchester, a son of Doris Amponsah and Kwadwo Asiamah of East Hartford. Marcum was a 9th grade student at East Hartford High School.
Marcum loved life, he enjoyed...
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Your Photos
This photo of the Goodwin School 8th grade class was taken at the soon-to-open new East Hartford High School on Burnside Avenue in 1954. (Today it serves as East Hartford Middle School.) Sylvia Steadman, a member of the class, and four friends from Mrs. Paul's 1947 Second Grade got together recently at Alforno's restaurant to reminisce. "We are all not only East Hartford graduates - we are all Goodwin graduates of 8th grade-but we spent our 8th grade in what was to be the new EHHS on Burnside Avenue - Goodwin was growing to fast in those days - there were two 8th grades." Note the 8th grade boys with suits and ties - not bad for 13-year olds. "One of the 2nd graders brought along a report card from Mrs. Paul - she wrote in her comments to Bill's parents: ‘Billy seems to get much more fun out of school than is necessary.' Now how is that for tact!"
A thought for the day
"We know what we are, but know not what we may be."
