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01/19/10 05:49 PM #2     Dale Southworth There was the old LURCH Moblie painted many colors and loaded with 31 people for homecoming. Aw those were the days 8 track tape player, and LP's how many of your kids know what 8 track and LP's are. Still have LP's from the day unopened.

01/24/10 01:52 PM #3     Dale Southworth Ok everone start posting this page is SLOW. I know some of you have something to say. From the few class mates that have post there profile I know some of you have been in touch with others. I know you can contact others and tell them about this web sight. I spent 40 minutes on the computer the other day and was able to locate 5 class mates. Just a little work and we could have a big reunion. GET OFF YOU BACK SIDE and put down your remote. But keep your drink close.

01/27/10 04:21 PM #4     Marta Maxwell (Bourgeois) Way to go Dale!! You tell em!

01/29/10 03:24 PM #5     Dale Southworth MMMM looks like the writing is not everones strong point. Come on I know some of you can do it. I will be checking in here to see if anyone writes a line or two. I know I will start a chain, Favorite song while in high school. (Sittin on)The Dock Of The Bay, by Ottis Redding "1968" Add to the list Your turn plunk it down here for all to read.

01/29/10 04:29 PM #6     Dale Southworth A little something for those of you that have moved away. There is no longer a Flood Jr. High/Middle School, and Sinclair Jr. High/Middle School was renamed Englewood Middle School.

01/29/10 07:08 PM #7     Nancy J Brown (Graf) OK Dale I'm game. Hard to pick a favorite song as there were so many good ones. 1970 + Who'll Stop the Rain - CCR Evil Ways - Santana Spirit in the Sky No Time - The Guess Who War Fire & Rain & You've Got a Friend - James Taylor Our House & Teach Your Children - Crosby, Stills, Nash Reason to Believe - Rod Stewart Hard of Gold - Neil Young Nights in White Satin - Moody Blues Dale, let's see if we can keep this going!

01/29/10 09:49 PM #8     Dale Southworth A couple more that come to mind but lets see who has other faveorites Venus by Shcoking Blue Green Eye Lady, by Sugarloaf

01/30/10 06:53 AM #9     Nancy J Brown (Graf) Good Morning America Here you go: If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot Love Can Make You Happy - Mercy Tracks of My Tears - Linda Ronstadt

01/30/10 07:44 AM #10     Dale Southworth House Of The Rising Sun , Frijid Pink

01/30/10 01:07 PM #11     Nancy J Brown (Graf) Layla - Derek & The Dominos Imagine - John Lennon Behind Blue Eyes - The Who Everything I Own - Bread Truckin - Grateful Dead

02/01/10 07:05 AM #12     Nancy J Brown (Graf) Class of 1970 This is a great site to remember past shared events, renew friendships, and make new bonds with people you have never spoken to. There is nothing to fear. Who knows you might even enjoy it. It is really fun reconnecting with fellow classmates. Please join us!

02/02/10 05:32 PM #13     Paula Neyer (Taylor) Just seeing your messages back and forth is too funny! Nice to see that you're getting psyched for July already! K - Dale, I'll check my albums (honest, I've been carting them around for 40 [geez!] years) and see what dusty, musty titles I can come up with! 8*)

02/02/10 06:46 PM #14     John Wells I dug out my box of 8 tracks Wipeout - The Surfaris (for the drummers in junior high) Whole Lotta Love – Led Zeppelin Easy to Be Hard & Celebrate - Three Dog Night In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida Iron Butterfly Let it Be – Beatles Good Vibrations – Beach Boys Bridge Over Troubled Water – Simon and Garfunkel

02/02/10 08:44 PM #15     Nancy J Brown (Graf) Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress) - Hollies You Really Got Me - Van Halen Love Her Madly - Doors Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin Peace Train & Wild World - Cat Stevens Stir It Up - Bob Marley Bad Moon Rising - CCR Black Magic Woman - Santana Joy to the World - 3 Dog Night Great to hear from all of you!

02/03/10 12:39 PM #16     Dale Southworth dº|ºb Head phones are on and I am listening We have got it started now keep it rolling. Invite others your in touch with to join in Who knows we might come up with a Play list for the class of 1970

02/03/10 02:02 PM #17     Nancy J Brown (Graf) Mr. Bojangles - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Take Me Home, Country Roads - John Denver Rainy Days & Mondays - The Carpenters Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head - BJ Thomas

02/03/10 07:22 PM #18     John Wells Hey Jude - Beatles Crimson & Clover - ?? Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? - Chicago

02/04/10 08:26 AM #19     Nancy J Brown (Graf) Tommy James and the Shondells did Crimson & Clover Colour My World - Chicago

02/04/10 10:47 PM #20     John Roger White As I recall, Colour My World by Chicago was our class song. Here's a few that we heard on 95 KIMN in 1970. It was AM only back then. Not to be confused with the current KIMN (Mix 100.3) Aquarius / Let the Sunshine In - 5th Dimension In The Year 2525 - Zeger and Evans Leaving On A Jet Plane - Peter, Paul & Mary Honky Tonk Women - Rolling Stones American Woman - Guess Who Venus - Shocking Blue

02/06/10 12:18 PM #21     Kathy Johnson (Epps) Bridge over Trouble Water - Simon & Garfunkel

02/06/10 02:09 PM #22     Nancy J Brown (Graf) Classical Gas - Mason Williams Light My Fire - The Doors Hesitation Blues - Hot Tuna A Whiter Shade of Pale - Procol Harum I remember someone streaking outside on the football field at an EHS graduation. I believe it happened at my brother's graduation in 1974. Does anyone else remember what year? Some things I remember: The city park and swimming pool before Cinderella City was built. There was a dairy farm just south of Belleview and Broadway. Heller's Meat Market Cherrylyn Drug Store South Side Feed A & A Trading Post

02/06/10 07:43 PM #23     Dale Southworth The dairy farm was Brookridge Farms. When I was little we would get fresh cream there and spend what I thought was hours curning butter. The farm was where Brookridge Shopping Center is and Burt Chevy all the way back where the old GEM store was. Anyone remenber the K-mart catching fire and all the ammo in the gun deptartment keep exploding. The fireman just stood back and let it burn. Lookin' Out My Back Door, Creedence Clearwater Revival Patches, Clarence Carter He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother, He's My Brother, Hollies I'm Losing You, Rare Earth

02/07/10 06:33 AM #24     Nancy J Brown (Graf) My mom also took us to the dairy farm to buy dairy products. I remember later that a dairy company started delivery of milk & eggs to your door and left them in a wooden milk box. Then later they delivered milk in a huge card board milk with a dispenser (like the ones wine comes in). I had three brothers so we went through several milk cartons a week. I lived just North of Belleview off Broadway & Sherman. I remember the night when K-Mart caught on fire. No one could save the animals in the pet department and the ammo and paint cans did explode. Does anyone remember the South Platte River flood back in 1965 in Littleton to Denver. Did a lot of damage. I remember visiting one of my father's friends and his house was full of mud.

02/07/10 10:59 AM #25     Kathy Johnson (Epps) Remember the flood. I believe that is started by a tornado up the river and then rain. My sister was at her boyfriend house on the other side of the river and couldn't get home.

02/07/10 12:48 PM #26     Nancy J Brown (Graf) At least that's the story your sister was sticking to! Just kidding. In the 4900 block there was a trailer park on the East side of Broadway. Between the backyards of the neighbor's houses, there was a dirt trail that we used to walk the one long block to Belleview either to the Big Top store to buy gum and candy or across Belleview to the Piggly Wiggly grocery store in the Brookridge shopping center. Dale, I also remember a inside swimming pool with a glass roof that was south of the dairy farm near to where one of the car dealerships was. Do you remember that? Is the outdoor ice skating rink off Belleview across from Belleview Park still operating? In the winter, I went ice skating every weekend. I remember that the sales tax was only 3% at the SouthGlenn Shopping Mall because it was an unincorporated section. Is that still the case? Wow, a lot of memories. Englewood was a great place to grow up. This kind of information really dates us.

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