Pat McAtee

It really wasn't fair for Crystal Lake to have me dumped on it in my forth school in four years,,and what was to become the sixth school in six years...but so it was.

My dad was a hard working company man and felt that he had to take every transfer dished out by the company he had been in for 33 years. At least that aspect changed for my folks when we got to Crystal Lake. They became so entrenched that they refused the next transfer he faced and stayed put in CL.

I really loved those guys so what ever were too happen, I was alone for the ride. But I think it did make me a bit squirrelly.

I went on to love being able to refer to my Alma matter at Crystal Lake...a place with truly great people and great memories for me. Most of my friends were hi jacked by me because I needed to hang with somebody, and that isn't that easy as a senior. Great people more or less took me in and I have the greatest of memories.

My life has been full of great experiences and I have a family to die for.
I am very proud of what Crystal Lake contributed to my future.

I went on to have a full and enjoyable life as a husband, father, grandfather., and executive. No regrets! I thank the gang from Crystal Lake for much in my memories of my life.

I think a reunion could be fun. I am willing to give it a try if the rest of the class is.
Let's see how this deal develops.

I was sorry to see so many fine friends have died early but I am sure they have gone on to a better place.