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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Mudge says


Nobody shares a history with you like those hometown friends.

Barb



Thought I'd share Barb's Christmas letter. I think you can click on the picture and get it big enough to read.

Dave K says


"Classmates are like family when we get older". He's Computer Operations superviser for a Health System Co. and living in NC

Christmas visit


The first time in 15 years that all three of my children have been together with me. It was only 24 hours but a great Christmas treat.

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Letter from Toni (Mary) Kilkenny Williams

Happy New Year Everyone! 50 years ago we would be returning to H.S. after our Christmas break to finish our senior year. Toni posted a letter under the Nov. Committee meeting section as one of the two comments. Go to November archives, then committee meeting and click on comments at the end of the pictures to see her letter.

Monday, December 27, 2010

Merry Christmas!

I've let the month of December slip by without comment as there is no news. A few of our classmates have headed south for some warmer weather. Personally I like the snow and being able to bundle up and go outside into the cold, crisp air. What isn't so great is looking at mud beneath the melting snow. It's time for a fresh layer here in Goshen for sure. Fifty years ago this would have been our last Christmas vacation from highschool. Guess they call it 'winter break' now.

Monday, November 29, 2010

Poor Taste?


I suppose this item in the Enterprise caught my eye because I was in the musicals in highschool. Times have sure changed. This musical is dark comedy . A 20-year drought has caused a water shortage leading to a government ban on private toilets. Citizens must use and pay for public amenities that are regulated by a corrupt company that threatens to send violators of the law to "Urinetown." On another note...my granddaughter will be in South Pacific this spring. I'm wondering if the navy will have to sing 'now ain't that too darn bad' or if they'll be allowed to sing damn. Times are changing.