I still enjoy reading, swimming, dancing, and spending time with family (no kids of my own, but I have 26 nieces and nephews, 45 great and 16 great-great). I gave up waterskiing, but still wakeboard (no jumping the wake) After I retired I started volunteering at school doing clerical jobs and helping kids make crafts for service learning projects. I also sew different projects for charity. My main activities are shopping and eating out.

I remember always going to Spanish lab while Mrs. Sommers had study hall so we could goof off. One day we found a tape of her young son making race car noises. We promptly put the label for our lesson on that tape. She got really angry when she played it in class. As usual, Pete Foote was quick thinking and came up with an excuse.
I remember Mr. Dykstra always walking into the wastebasket while he was teaching the lessons.
I still remember the spelling/vocab lists in Mr.Gregorys' college prep English. His class served me well.
Study hall was always fun-teens now don't know what they're missing.
I remember going to all the school dances, Armory dances, and any other dances we could find. April, Sue Plummer, Sue Brower, Jeanie, and Marilyn K were some of my cohorts.