1. "My what a funny looking contraption you got there," by Chris Walker and Eleanor Walker
2."He wasn't what they call a rum-runner," by Roland Largay and Katie Dean.
3. "Most everybody had their own gardens," by Jon Acorn and Elisabeth Dennet.
4. "It was a very bad beginning on Cape Cod," by Patricia Cubellis and Emilio Cubellis.
5. "Not exactly an `up' period," by Katie Sullivan and her grandmother
6. "Ample income was what kept the home together," by Linsey Garrant and Gertrude Young
7. "I can still remember everyone playing ball in the back lots," by Catherine Caughlin and Deanne Vidito
8. "My family wouldn't be here had we found the Japanese," by Amanda Vaughan and James Walsh
9. "The most dangerous place to be," by Mike DeCoste and Howard Warmington
10. "I had the nickname, `Miss Irish,'" by Kathryn McCrae, and Marjorie Sullivan
11. "The boy who scared away the last two Germans," by Elia Coppola and Fran Coppola
12. "The worst years of my life," by Joseph Stefans and Kevin Thomas
13. "America, my enemy, my home," by John Apice and Angelo Boccalini
14. "The real heroes are the young men who died in battle, the young men we had to leave behind," by Charles A. MacGillivary and Siobhan Ward
15. "Cries and sobs confirmed for me what my eyes chose to avoid," by Thomas Gavin and Eduardo Calapiz
16. "We had no worries about our security," by Arthur Cox and Ryan Cox
17. "They called it Black Christmas," by Keveney Loane, and Jean Loane
18. "The Little German Boy just turned to me and smiled,'' by Cara Cappellini and Alfred Cappellini
19. "It was a secret plan that no one could talk about," by Kristin Symes and Robert Symes
20. "It was such a pretty place yet I was so scared," by Sean Sullivan and June Sullivan
21. "We wanted to make the world a better place for mankind," by Michelle Dean and John Dean
22. Living on "pins and needles," by Edward G. Riley and Ned Riley
23. "I came home... went out on the front lawn so I could see the missiles when they were launched," by Sean Patton and Stephen Patton
24. "He was taken from office," by Matt Betts and John Imbriano
25. "It was so quiet, you could hear a pin drop," by Linda delPino and Ronald delPino.
26. "Space exploration has some very good points," by William F. O'Connor and Emily O'Connor
27. "No one could believe it. We actually put a man on the Moon," by David Christianson and Robert Pike.
28. "When the Space program had advanced to an actual Moon Walk, many first members of my family had caught the `space bug,'" by Charity Pettepit and Mary Pettepit
29."I was treated like someone with the plague," by Gerald Cooper and Kevin Cooper
30. "We thought the boat would sink," by Philip Steele and Melissa Steele
31. "The Bubble gum captain," by Donald Fougere and Sue Fougere
32. "I really wasn't aware of what was going on until high school," by Keith Hopkins and Chris Hopkins
33. "What are they going to do, send us to 'Nam? We're already going," by Trevor Mahoney and Gerard Golden
34. "My draft board went to 126," by Jim Coyne and Chris Coyne
35. "Hell hath no fury," by Tia Finley and Cornelius Finley, Jr.
36. "All people should have the right to self-determination," by Brian O'Meara and William O'Meara
37. "Even though we were scared, we had to keep going..." by Erin McMenamy and John Ritchie.
38. "The longest, the most scary, and the most depressing years of my life," by Neil Conden and Chrissy Sullivan
39. "I was shocked and a little scared," by John Enos and Joan Enos
40. "I ran for all I was worth," by Chris Walters and Melissa Fitzwater.
41. "One of the most exciting things I ever saw," by Paul Cuddy and Jen Cuddy
42. "To America with Silver Spoons," by Katherine Manning and Heiti Manning
43. "Proud to be an American," by Colleen Sweeney
and John Sweeney
44. "Italy was the land my family and I loved," by Fred Casinelli and David Casinelli
45. "What we did was strictly for defense," by Ray Magill and Lauren Magill
46. "We ran and ran and ran," by Sylvia Loran and Julia Loran
47. "You could barely walk out the door without walking into snow up to your knees," by Jen Cubellis and RoseMary Cubellis
48. "Everything just came tumbling down," by Robert Dawley and Jeff Dawley
49. "Wow, this must be what an earthquake is all about," by Linda Mayers and Kerin Mayers
50. "...the extent of damage and carnage...," by Dan Hale and Ronald Hale
51. "I don't regret going," by Erica Howland and Lee Ann Sipe