"OUR HANGOUT"

Richard, best known to his friends as "Silver Tounge" will always be in my memory for the many times we spent together in the hallowed halls of Chicago Vocational in classrooms, on the Senior Boys Council, ROTC events, Senior Varieties, Student Council, etc. In the classroom he was at his best for well composed questions and comments for our teachers and impressing all with his excellent command of the language and a few choice words that perfectly matched the thoughts and sent some to the dictionary to be sure the word was indeed appropriate for its use. As far as I know they always were. In ROTC, we were chosen one semester to actually teach a subject from one of our manuals or accounts of military history with the freedom to add from our own readings or from what that we had from some additional knowledge or from personal sources. He did something on the American Civil War and me on the battle tactics and my father's experience as a Seventh Armoured Division medic in the "Battle of the Buldge" in WWII. Our Army Sgt. Parmentier was impressed and became friend to us and got our assistence when he and his family needed to take a new assignment and asked for some help packing up for his move. Sorry Sgt. for scratching some of that furniture in getting it down the the outside back stairs!

After school perhaps not everyone knew that Richard had a very strong interest in pipe organs; those musical instruments in old fashioned theaters and many churches in the USA and Europe. That interest was so strong that he followed it lifelong and expressed it best in being the top person in the American society devoted to the appreciation of these musical wonders of man's creation. I can still recall driving home from suburban Chicago traffic listening to Public Radio station WBEZ and hearing him being interviewed and talking so lovingly about some of the places he had traveled in the states and abroad to promote wider appreciation and support for efforts to keep these pipe organs maintained and preserved as operating historically important artifacts of engineering, mechanics, and aucustical marvel. Richard, you will be dearly missed by many. Thank you for your military service and friendship.Bless you for it all.

Judy, Happy Birthday and thank you again for typing up my story that was required for our English class with Mr. Goldrick, in our senior year. I've never forgotten....Dave Baranak

No longer live in Kohler, Wisconsin. For last three years are snowbirds splitting our time between Lake Geneva, Wisconsin and Surprise, Arizona.

Happy Birthday Larry

Have a wonderful day celebrating a very special person!!!! Happy Birthday Geri!

You look great!! Now we have to find Kate-i and Jud-i!!!

Posted on: Jun 12, 2014 at 10:04 PM

John, Thanks for all your work on behalf of the Class of "64. My family trip to Chicago was in May this year so I will not be able to attend the reunion. Best wishes for your efforts.

I'm so sorry to hear of Warren's passing. He was a good buddy to those of us majoring in Electonics. Always eager to help and spot on with technical advice to solve a problem. To my mind he was the most knowledgable about his field in our major, aply demonstrated by building from ground up a complete Ham radio base station on a 19 inch rack system. 

Once in the post college workforce I would see him at what was Sears tower on the Observation Deck which had windows into the radio stations broadcasting from there where he was Chief Engineer. He was living his dream on a daily basis. I would be there a few times a year when hosting overseas customers in town to visit us on business. I'd knock on the window and he'd kindly come over and spend some time answering questions and impressing everyone with his thorough knowledge of all the details of commercial radio broadcasting at high power. He will be missed.

Rest In Peace Susan!

CVS January 1964

Posted on: Aug 09, 2018 at 8:45 AM

Hi James! Welcome! Mary Price (Goebel)

Posted on: Mar 26, 2018 at 9:49 AM

Welcome Karen! I think I do remember you! My maiden name Is: Mary Price

Posted on: Jun 17, 2018 at 10:01 AM

Have a wonderful day and celebrate you! Happy Birthday! Mary Price Goebel

My prayers are with her family, I remember her well; I competed with her for class sweetheart and Kathy won! I am sure she will be greatly missed!

Posted on: Jan 01, 2018 at 2:39 PM

It's 2018! Let's all have the best year of our lives this year. Happy New Year!