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CLHSS PHUPHECU Good evening. This is Phil Nuccetelli welcoming you to People to People. This evening, January 2l, l989, our telecast brings into your home some world-renowned celebreties. Tonight's show is a special salute to the Graduating Class of i959 of Passaic High School. Many of the more promi- nent people of the world today were members of this memorable class. Some of these people we will meet tonight. First though, a reminder that this show is being brought to you through the courtesy of the Ronald Salek Distinctive Necktie Corporation, Ties with a touch of the designed by R. E. Graf. Y First on tonight's list is Gloria Debiak, Magazine for the past several years, who has made Mad the magazine in circulation throughout the world. However, the success can be attributed in no small measure to the contributions of staff writers Ruth Mihal and Wally Paliga and to the chief il Kucinski. In other fields of publication, Michael Kondell has of the Scandal Sheets as owner of Confidential and Gordon great service to schools everywhere as editor of the American members of the remark- able Class of '59 have become noted instance, Carla Cinamon's love novels have been on the best time nowg and Charles Gibson, famous biographer, has just -work, Ruland Ander- son as I Remember Him. Also, as just completed his first literary contribution, The and Jack Morgan is enjoying the great success of his ln the line of sports we find personalities as Mel Williams, Bob Koegel, Al Krekich, Gerald Labenski, the top gridiron stars of the day, who were the famous Class of '59. Bill Sull-ivan has become the foremost of all time. He recently won this year's Indianapolis 500 run. made possible through the use of his Chicken Hawk V-5 for him by Ascuitto, famous automotive designer. The world of politics has the people like Tom Palmer, our illustrious Siam, who has than once patched up poor relations with Naomi first woman Ambassador to Outer Mongolia, the of democracy among the natives there. for many an election up-set through his radical vote. Also, Tom Brunowski, National Director of ished speed limits throughout the nation. Heading the at this time are Tony Gennaro and Walt Krzanowski, of protecting the country's game. From the Class of '5-9 came some of the most prom