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PLEASE NOTE that we now have a  website address at www.claremont61.com!
This replaces the old, cumbersome name of www.classcreator.com/Claremont-CA-1961 & is easier to remember, so please replace it on your search engine & in all of your files!
ALSO, note that there are TWO CHS Alumni websites you should be registered on - this one for our Class of '61 only, PLUS the Alumni Society website for ALL CHS alumni at www.claremonthighalumnisociety.com where you can connect with friends from other CHS classes & find out about all Alumni events and activities! |
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Welcome 
to the
Claremont High School Class Of 1961
website!
Scroll to the Bottom of Each Page
That way you won't Miss Anything!
Where's the MUSIC?
We've turned off the Auto-Play feature at popular request from our Poll. To start the tunes, scroll to the bottom of this page and click the playlist to listen!
Thanks to Ron Devlin for creating a whole new musical selection every month!
And speaking of music - did you know that Steve Isaacson sang in a folk-music group, the Town Criers, that performed in coffee houses & college campuses all over the country and on Regis Philbin's TV show in the early '60's? Their careers were on the rise as the top contenders to replace the famous Limeliters when 4 young upstarts from Great Britain pushed folk music out of the spotlight! Go to Steve's page to hear their reunion CD "Journey" that was recorded in 1993. Enjoy the music & you can send Steve a note!
February Wolves!
To email a classmate, click on his/her name in the Class Roster & scroll to the bottom of the page to send a message.
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Libby Gale Macklin
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2/1/44
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Barbara Puttkamer Peterson
(in memory)
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2/2/43
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Jane Shelton Livingston
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2/12/44
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Don Wilcoxen
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2/13/44
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John Sarver
(in memory)
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2/14/44
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Sharon Walton
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2/14/44
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(Dail) Ruthi Dworak
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2/14/44
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Ed Weinsberg
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2/15/44
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Sharon Esterley
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2/15/43
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Walter Loomis
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2/16/43
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Robert Rixon Frampton
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2/20/43
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Lucy Shelton
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2/25/44
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Classmate News
Health Challenges
(see Class Chat for updates or Profile pages to leave a message)
Diane Neill - in treatment for breast cancer
Rick Frampton - being treated for liver cancer
Passings
(See Memorial or Profile pages to leave a comment or send a message)
Dave Brokl - December 23, 2011
Steve Burt - December 23, 2011
Gertrude (Schilling) Kazmi's husband Ifti lost his battle (at home with hospice) with Parkinson's disease on August 30th, 2011.
Condolences to Ed Kirksey, whose beloved Ada (Mrs. Kirksey for 47 1/2 years) passed away last October.
Go to their Profile pages to send a message to classmates.
CHS Commemorative Yearbook Covers Poster
The CHS Yearbook Team has created a poster depicting every CHS yearbook cover from 1913 to 2011 in celebration of the CHS Centennial year. The poster was on display at the All-Alumni Reunion, prompting lots of inquiries. The price is $25 and includes shipping or $20 if you pick it up at CHS. It will be available for delivery or pickup in June.
To pre-order your poster, send your name and address with check payable to Claremont High School Yearbook to:
Claremont High School
Yearbook - David Sawhill
1601 N Indian Hill Boulevard
Claremont, CA 91711
Questions: Contact David Sawhill at dsawhill@cusd.claremont.edu
Proceeds benefit the CHS Yearbook Project
2012 February Calendar
For details on these & more: http://holidayinsights.com/other/leapday.htm
Black History Month
American Heart Health Month
February 1
National Freedom Day
National Freedom Day celebrates freedom from slavery, and recognizes that America is a symbol of freedom. Millions of people in the world are not free. Human trafficking is a worldwide problem - even in the US! It is estimated that 14,500 to 17,500 people, primarily women and children, are trafficked to the U.S. annually http://humantrafficking.org/
February 2
Groundhog Day
February 3
The Day the Music Died Day
Commemorates the untimely death of singers Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper. These three Rock singers died in an airplane crash on February 3, 1959. at the height of their popularity.
February 4
Thank a Mailman Day
February 5
Superbowl Sunday
Valentine's Day
February 17
Random Acts of Kindness Day
Put these into practice and also create your own:
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Send someone a hand written note of thanks.
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Make a card at home and send it to a friend for no reason.
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Buy a lottery ticket for a stranger.
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Put some coins in someone else’s parking meter.
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Cut your neighbor’s hedge.
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Walk your friend’s dog.
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Give a compliment about your waiter / waitress to his / her manager.
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Send someone a small gift anonymously.
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Stop and help someone replace their flat tire.
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Let someone jump the line at the bank or grocery store.
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Pay for the drinks on the next table at a café.
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Treat a friend to the movies for no reason.
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Give a huge tip to someone when they least expect it.
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Hold the door open for someone rushing to get in.
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Give up your seat for someone, not just an elderly person.
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Write notes of appreciation.
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Talk to a homeless person and have a “normal” conversation.
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Pick up some trash in the road which would otherwise be lying around.
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Compliment a work colleague for their excellence.
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Recommend a competitor to a potential client.
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Give another driver your parking spot.
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Give a piece of fruit to a delivery person.
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Help an elderly neighbor carry the trash out.
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Tell all your family members how much your appreciate them.
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Leave a copy of an interesting book on a train / bus.
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Buy an inspirational book for a friend.
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Send a thank you note to a person who has helped you in the past.
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Smile a lot.
February 20
Love Your Pet Day
I love you I love you I love you
Love Your Pet Day is day to pamper your pet. People just love their pets, and today is an easy excuse to spend time with them, and to give them special treats. Whether its a dog, a cat, a fish, a pet snake, or your pet rock......give them lots of love and attention today.
February 20
President's Day
February 21
Mardi Gras
February 26
Academy Awards
February 29
Leap Day
This occurs is every fours years....almost. It's every four years except years ending with "00" that are not divisible by 400. The year in which this occurs, is called a Leap Year.
 Wolfpack Al
Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) Centennial
Many of us were active in Scouting in Claremont. In a move designed to focus national attention on girls and the issues they face, Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) has declared 2012 the Year of the Girl: a celebration of girls, recognition of their leadership potential, and a commitment to creating a coalition of like-minded organizations and individuals in support of balanced leadership in the workplace and in communities across the country.
GSUSA prepares to celebrate its centennial in 2012, using this important moment in its history to launch a major initiative to change the landscape for girls and young women. During the Year of the Girl, local Girl Scout offices nationwide will mix celebrations of the organization's 100 years as the premier leadership experience for girls with efforts to create a sense of urgency around girls' issues.
Click for more information: Girl Scouts
You are cordially invited to attend One Hundred, Fun Hundred, Girl Scouts of Northern California’s largest program event ever, and a celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Girl Scouts, on May 5, 2012 in Pleasanton!
Check out what other alumni are doing!
Still searching......FOR MISSING CLASSMATES!
Please check the list & see if you can track down just one missing person & invite them to join the web site or provide their contact information to us! Dig out those ancient address books & get on their trail!
CHS ALUMNI Monthly Breakfast!
On the first Saturday of every month, alumni of various classes of Claremont High School gather for breakfast at the Village Grille. The breakfast starts at 8:30 a.m. in the Banquet Room. Stop by and get re-aquainted with 'old' friends from '57, '58, '59, '60, '61, etc.
SALUTE TO OUR VETS
If you are a Veteran, please complete the Veterans' Survey & send a photo of yourself in uniform & any additional information or service photos you’d like to share. If you have any information about our deceased classmates’ military service, we would welcome that as well. Please send photos to Sharon Esterley at esterley@aol.com
CLASS CHAT
Have you visited Class Chat yet? These are YOUR pages! It is a way for classmates to carry on open discussion on any topic, and we encourage your participation!
Note that there are several topics in each Forum, not just the first one you see. The 2nd column shows how many topics are posted in each one. Click on the Forum title to see all the postings in that category. This will also show the date of the last posting, so you can read updates in each topic.
To participate in any ongoing discussion, click “Reply” to post your comments or add your own photos! PLEASE DO NOT click "Post New Topic" unless you intend to start a completely new topic.
Remember that Class Chat postings are visible to everyone. Think of this as writing a letter to the Editor in a newspaper. Don't write anything that is too personal for everyone to read. To send a personal email or ask a question of a classmate, click on the classmate's name & go to the message box at the bottom of their page.
Do you have NEWS to share?
Tell us about your weddings, grandbabies, vacations, retirement, hobbies!!! Post all this on your personal profile (go to Profile Update in the left column) & a notice will be emailed to classmates who have chosen to follow your updates.
Got NEWS?
Your comments are important to us! Click box to send a message!
Guy Haas, Webmaster
Sharon Esterley, Webmistress
Ron Devlin, Class Disc Jockey
PRIVACY NOTICE:All contact information (address, phone number, e-mail address) entered into this website will be kept confidential. It will not be shared or distributed.Your contact information is private: your street address, e-mail address, and phone number cannot be seen by the classmates unless you grant permission on your Profile. When someone clicks on your name, the only contact information they will see is your city and state and whatever information about yourself you choose to put on your Profile. Unless you explicitly grant your permission, your email address is not visible, although an email can be sent to you using the contact box at the bottom of your Profile page.
Email from this web site: For those of you with spam blocking or email filtering capabilities, please add noreply@classcreator.net (that's.net, not.com) to your email account as a safe sender in order to receive email communication from this web site. We do not want to receive "bounce back" emails and don't want you to miss receiving emails from other classmates! :)
Class Creator, the system that helps us operate our class web site, uses the address noreply@classcreator.net when sending out email messages. Be assured that all emails sent through our site are valid — you will not receive spam email.
NOTE: You cannot send email to noreply@classcreator.net. To reply to a message from this address, go to the BOTTOM of the message for instructions to reply to the sender.
MUSIC - Ron Devlin, Music Master!
The playlist below plays only while you are viewing the Home Page.
VIDEO - a hot NEW feature!
Click the "Video" line under the photo in top left corner to show music video, then click arrow on right side of the play bar at the bottom to go back to the playlist. You can stop or change music with controls at the bottom.
  
Create a MySpace Music Playlist at MixPod.com
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