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School photo with Stuart Gray's letter
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Stuart Gray

Written June 2, 1967

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Letter L33 · St. Ann School, Gloucester · 1967

The letter to Russell

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St. Ann School 70 Prospect St. Gloucester, Ma. June 2, 1967 Dear Russell, I hope you are feeling better. Being in the hospital isn't much fun, is it? You won't believe what I am going to say. But, I am a choir boy, altar boy and cub scout. The choir boys are putting on an exiting concert, under the direction Sister M. [possibly: Loyola] our director. It has four parts to it. 1st. The Religous Section 2nd. The Mozart Play 3rd. The Camelot Section 4th. "Sing Out America". I asked my mothe[cut off at photo edge] take some pictures.
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If the pictures come out good, my mother said I'll be able to send some of the pic-tures to you. When we get out of school on June 16, 1967, the next day Wed. at 7:00 p.m. my family and I are going to Expo 67. Montreal Canada. A world wide expedition, full of the worlds future conveni-enses. Boy, this whole world is mighty busy. Your [crossed out: Unkwonx] unknown friend, Stuart Gray

Some words are cut off or covered in this photograph. A clearer scan will be added.

About the photo: Found with this letter, in the spot where the photos were taped. Some photographs became detached over the years, so this isn’t confirmed. If you recognize the face or notice a mismatch, please let me know.

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