Judy taught me, by example of course, how a truly beautiful girl only needed a tiny bit of makeup to enhance her beauty. Didn't work so well for me, but it did help me learn to seperate the wheat from the chaff in my continuing appreciation of women.
Judy led us by example on how to treat people even when you did not like them. She was a very kind person. I worked with her at the Postal Service a couple of years before she died and she had not changed from High School. I will always remember her kindness and she always had a kind word. She is greatly missed.
Judy and I were great friends during elementary and Jr High years. I used to spend the night at her house and we would stay up giggling half the night! Her mom would have to come in and make us go to sleep. Judy was nice to everyone and was always ready to help you when you needed it. She hasn't been forgotten by those of us who knew her. She was truly a great friend!
Judy and I were always together, as a result of many teachers using the alphabatizing system seat assignments. Because of that, we became best of friends and remained so from 1st grade (c.h. sweethearts/("bug-a-boo") through 12th grade. I got in trouble SO MANY times turning around to talk to her. Keith Eiden, Diana Phelps, Judy, and I were quiet the foursome on many occasions, especially in high school, and between the four of us, fun and laughter were always present! I loved Judy Barton and wish I could thank her again for the many great years we had at E.C. ....gone but not forgotten!
Don Adamson (1979)
Judy taught me, by example of course, how a truly beautiful girl only needed a tiny bit of makeup to enhance her beauty. Didn't work so well for me, but it did help me learn to seperate the wheat from the chaff in my continuing appreciation of women.Belinda Clement (Rigsby) (1977)
Judy led us by example on how to treat people even when you did not like them. She was a very kind person. I worked with her at the Postal Service a couple of years before she died and she had not changed from High School. I will always remember her kindness and she always had a kind word. She is greatly missed.Becky Davis (Cook) (1978)
Judy and I were great friends during elementary and Jr High years. I used to spend the night at her house and we would stay up giggling half the night! Her mom would have to come in and make us go to sleep. Judy was nice to everyone and was always ready to help you when you needed it. She hasn't been forgotten by those of us who knew her. She was truly a great friend!
Barry Barrios (1978)
Judy and I were always together, as a result of many teachers using the alphabatizing system seat assignments. Because of that, we became best of friends and remained so from 1st grade (c.h. sweethearts/("bug-a-boo") through 12th grade. I got in trouble SO MANY times turning around to talk to her. Keith Eiden, Diana Phelps, Judy, and I were quiet the foursome on many occasions, especially in high school, and between the four of us, fun and laughter were always present! I loved Judy Barton and wish I could thank her again for the many great years we had at E.C. ....gone but not forgotten!