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04/28/09 02:18 AM #94    

 

Claudia Galloway (Elliott)

Here are some instructions for using the USER FORUM section:
Click on USER FORUMS
Then click on GENERAL DISCUSSION
All of the FORUM TOPICS that have been started will be displayed; as of this writing, there are two: Our Bands and Memories of Kindergarten.
Click on the topic that interests you and read the posts.
Hit REPLY anywhere on the page to add your own post.
To start a new topic, hit the NEW TOPIC button and go from there.

Photos appear when they have been designated as your Master Photo in the system. However, I'm not sure if they appear retroactively if you didn't have a photo active when you made the original post. We're testing that now to see what happens. And hope to have more senior photos up soon.

04/28/09 09:43 AM #95    

 

Carrie Guinn

I dunno know how I added that post- I couldn't quite figure it out and then it was there!!

Hey, the third grade teacher? Is it Mrs. English? I'm not sure tho...

04/28/09 06:07 PM #96    

 

Becky Markey (Smith)

I just noticed that on my 3rd grade class picture, my Dad wrote Susan "Hell" instead of Susan "Hale". I remember him asking me the names of the people in the class so he could write their names under their pictures. I must have thought her last name was Hell, so that's what he wrote down.


04/28/09 10:30 PM #97    

 

Bill Arnold

Becky & Karen, these two were like two peas in a pod from the beginning of time,-- we had some good times together waaaaaaay back when, didn't we !

04/28/09 10:48 PM #98    

 

Bill Arnold

The teacher for the third grade picture I think is Mrs. Spacke, she lived across the city park on the corner from the school, she always carried a yard stick when she had playground duty and would woop you with it if you got into trouble.

04/28/09 11:53 PM #99    

 

Carrie Guinn

Hey Bill - Mrs. Spacke was a fourth grade teacher. I remember she took us all to her house (across from the park) to watch President Kennedy's inauguration on tv. I remember we all sat around on the floor in her living room and watched that little screen (was it in black and white?) And oh yeah! she did carry that yard stick!!! but she was very cool.

I think kids could still use a little yard stick action these days...

04/29/09 12:38 AM #100    

 

Margo Huff

Not a user forum topic....

Seeing the photos of the 10 year and 15 year reunions, did anyone ever take any photos of the 20 year and the 30 year reunions? Does anyone out there have any photos of the later reunions to share?

04/29/09 07:19 PM #101    

 

Connie Carter (Brown)

I feel really bad!
I have class pix from kindergarten through 8th grade, but I can't post them. Besides some dumb bell glued them into an album. I also have pictures from our 20th and 25th reunion. I will bring the album with me so everyone can look.

These are the class pix I have.

PM Kindergarten
Miss Smith

First Grade
Mrs Howitz

Second Grade
Mrs. Chabre

Third Grade
Mrs Wells

Fourth Grade
I moved to Delano
for a year. I would of had Mrs Spacke--boy she would have torn me apart with that yard stick.

Fifth Grade
Mr Self

Sixth Grade
Mr Huff

Seventh Home Room
Mr Millhollin

Eighth Home Room
Miss Price

I have all kinds
of individual pix of lots of classmates too.

Later

04/30/09 01:18 AM #102    

 

Donna Mathews

Becky, thanks for sharing the pictures from our trip to the Up With People festival. It is my proof that all I did was KP! :) Didn't we also go to "the mainland" and either sell tickets or try to get people to go the big show? I remember something like that because I remember how big and pretty the houses were.

04/30/09 09:51 AM #103    

 

Becky Markey (Smith)

I think you are right. I remember the same thing. Boy, they really worked us didn't they?

I was reading the history of the moral re-armament movement which was the foundation for Up With People.
Kind of freaky.........we were into it for the fun and we got to go places. For a little Tehachapi girl who rarely got out of town - it was fun.

In one article I read, mention was made of the fact that everyone worked for free. They even talked about sending the kids out to sell tickets door-to-door. Remember that?

After 1968, things began to fall apart and they never achieved the same level of success.

04/30/09 07:31 PM #104    

 

Margo Huff

Seems to be many people looking at the posts in the User Forums but nobody is posting.


04/30/09 11:50 PM #105    

 

Bill Arnold

Carrie;

Your right, I stand corrected, thank you.
Ya, these kids today need a good woodshed or yardstick! Look how good we all turned out !!

05/01/09 11:16 AM #106    

 

Margo Huff

Bill and Carrie,

I'll second that. Gads, I substitute primarily in the middle schools. I'd love to have a yardstick or a whip. "KIDS GONE WILD". Now days there are no consequences, no support, no discipline,.... Teachers are leaving and finding other work. Twice this year, I've packed my things, locked the classroom door, marched to the office and told them enough! I'm leaving! :o)

05/01/09 11:19 AM #107    

 

Margo Huff

P.S.
Substitutes can do that! Teachers can't... There are some classrooms I refuse to work in!

05/05/09 02:42 PM #108    

 

Becky Markey (Smith)

Anyone remember Clifford David? He was with us in jr high. Wonder what ever happened to him..... He signed my yearbook both years with the most unusual message. Anyone else?

05/05/09 03:29 PM #109    

 

Margo Huff

Clifford David used to bug the heck out of the 7th grade Math teacher. I can't remember her name. He had the class laughing at his antics.

She eventually would make him sit under her desk so that no one could see him, but even that didn't work.

I figured he be somewhere doing stand-up comedy or on TV, comedian. He was a character. Yah.... it was fun to go to math to see what Clifford would do next. :o)

05/05/09 03:44 PM #110    

 

Becky Markey (Smith)

Didn't he have an older sister too? Wonder what happened to him?

Anyone keep in touch with Clifford David?

05/05/09 08:43 PM #111    

 

David Lobeck

I remember Clifford David.

7th grade math teacher- Miss Schuman?

05/05/09 08:53 PM #112    

 

Becky Markey (Smith)

I think your are right Dave.

05/05/09 09:13 PM #113    

 

Margo Huff

Does anyone remember a 2nd grade teacher named Mrs. Winters? or something like that? I can't remember much about 2nd grade except Darlene Grounds was in my class and I decided to stop speaking that year....

05/05/09 10:15 PM #114    

 

Bill Arnold

I remember Clifford and the time Miss Shuman made him sit under her desk while she was up at the blackboard working, then I guess she forgot he was under there, cause she sat down and pulled her chair up to her desk while we all sat there looking dump-founded when all of a sudden her eyes got as big as dinnerplates and she jumped up and ran out of the classroom only to bring back the principal and drag poor Cliff off to the office. When I talked to him later and asked him what he did to her, he said he just tapped her leg to reminded her he was there!!!
He was the CLASS CUTUP that's for sure, but the girls loved him--- I have pictures !

05/05/09 10:23 PM #115    

 

Becky Markey (Smith)

Oh Bill - you must share those pictures. I'm sure we would all love to see them!

05/05/09 10:27 PM #116    

 

Becky Markey (Smith)

I think I do remember Mrs. Winters. Anyone else have her who might still have the class picture to share? Would love to post it.

05/05/09 10:31 PM #117    

 

Carrie Guinn

Yeah Bill - please share, I'm trying to overcome my CRS and remember Clifford....it'll help if you post the pics!!

05/05/09 10:38 PM #118    

 

Becky Markey (Smith)

Carrie,

Look at the Our Early Years page. Scroll to the bottom. I've added jr high - 7th and 8th grades. 7th grade - 2nd row, 7th from the left.
8th grade - 3rd row, 6th from the left.


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