'I could see their little ninth grade faces still': Retired teacher reunites with former students for eclipse
It was one of the most anticipated total solar eclipse parties in Rochester and it was nearly 50 years in the making.
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It was one of the most anticipated total solar eclipse parties in Rochester and it was nearly 50 years in the making.
When Patrick Moriarty first began teaching earth science in 1978, he promised his ninth-grade students they would reunite for the next eclipse that would pass their hometown near Rochester, New York.
Patrick Moriarty hosted more than 100 of his former students in his front yard Monday to view the eclipse together.
Patrick Moriarty hosted more than 100 of his former students in his front yard Monday to view the eclipse together.
Science teacher Patrick Moriarty was teaching at Webster Central School District in New York in 1978 when he handed out worksheets about solar eclipses to his Year 10 students