Julie Johnson (Memmott)

hi bob,

since i couldn't stay, i went to jim's funeral early to say hello to his sister, kathy. i'm sorry that i missed you but am so glad that you spoke of how great jim was and the good old days. i did run into him over the years and things had changed for him but he still had his cute smile. i know for sure that i wasn't the only girl that had a crush on him...wish things could have been better for him.

Karen Smith (Chatterton)

To add to your festivities, and in an effort to remember why we give gifts.... I invite you to attend "the Gift of the Magi,"  presented by the Sugar Factory Playhouse.  It is performed at the Midvale Performing Arts Center located at 7800 South 695 West.  It plays through December 17 (excluding Sundays, Tues. and Wed.).

Although I have retired from my work as an elementary school principal, I have been busy in the working in various community theatres.  I have had the privilege of directing the play and working with some very talented and accomplished actors.  The cost is family friendly at $8.00 and $5.00 for kids and seniors.  The time you spend watching the play will be more than worth your while.

Here is the link to the review of the show.

https://frontrowreviewersutah.com/?p=10236

Brian Brown

Brian, I read an article today reporting a totally whacko event which took place at an A&W drive-in, in Whinnipeg, Canada. It seems as though a fire started inside the drive-in. As smoke billowing out from the roof and the fire picked up speed, people continued to walk and motor through the drive-in window, ordering food (and I would presume) rootbeer floats. All this continuing as fire fighters were busy trying to put out the fire. Talk about obsessive compulsive behavior! I would love to have been there to see that. Anyway, thought you would enjoy this. Later, matern PS I will never doubt your love of A&W rootbeer floats

Steve Matern sent this to me today...I thought you'd like it!

Susan Stevens (Kaelin)

Hello, All!  Our classmate, Ginger DeLaMare (Cannon), passed away yesterday, April 9, 2019, after battling cancer.  We have lost yet another amazing wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Here is a link to Ginger's blog.  The family will post funeral details as they become available.  http://gingerlyginger2018.wordpress.com/ 

Susan Humphries (Miller)

So sorry to hear of Ginger's passing. She will be missed greatly and know she is free of pain. 

She is having a wonderful reunion with families who have passed and also friends she went to high school with.

Prayers are with your families and wish we could be at the funeral services.

Love and miss Ginger

Susan Humphries Miller

Joan Richards (Davis)

Here's a 'shout out' to Julie Bevan Reed, cellist extraordinare! I attended the Salt Lake Choral Artists concert last night at Libby Gardner Hall. They performed Mendelssohn's Elijah, accompanied by an orchestra made up of various professional musicians. Julie was principal cellist and had a beautiful solo in one of the pieces. It was magnificent! A highlight of the entire 2-1/2 hour long concert! Thank you, Julie, for sharing your musical talent.

-Joan Richards Davis

Faye Millfred (Pfister)

Congatulations to Allyne Kemp Crossley and her husband Lynn.  Today they are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.  Here's to many more.

Marv Curtis

Becky Young Richards saved her program from our graduation and loaned it to me.

Marv Curtis

Who are these people?

Holly Williams (Schelin)

#2 Lorraine Bowman, #3 Dow and Win Young, #5 Joe Richards #6 Jill Braser (?) #7 Win Young , Vern DellaPiana, and (?) and  #8 Julie Bevin...that’s about 80% right? Which at my age I am pretty proud of!!

Brian Brown

In photo #7, the 3rd Person playing the Clarinet sure looks like JOHN SPENCER, although I don't remember Spencer playing anything other than a MEAN GUITAR! Do you?

Dan Brown

I'm not doing so well with the Haiku.. How about a limerick.  I'll start and you can add to it

"There once was a lad from East High

Marv Curtis

There once was a lad from East High

Whose language skills wanted to ply

Brian Brown

I recognize Kris Monson Johnson, but who is the NEANDRATHAL sitting next to her. Sure looks like that guy BRUTUS, from the POPEYE cartoon-whoever this guy is, he’s certainly a CHARACTER!

Holly Williams (Schelin)

There once was a lad from East High

Whose language skills wanted to ply

The girls with his French, when they sat on a bench

Peggy Scott (Youngs)

There once was a lad from east High

Whose language skills wanted to ply

With girls he’d speak French

While they sat on a bench

With boys he’d just nod and say “hi”

Dan Brown

If there are any active cyclist, want to do a group ride on Thursday or Friday?  

Marv Curtis

Some people are going to extremes to come to the Reunion! This is Paul Matthews and Jaime Avila descending Cotopaxi. Getting an early start so they make it on time.

Peggy Scott (Youngs)

Hey Dan,

Yes, a bike ride on Thursday or Saturday morning would be great!  I'll accept for Riki, too.  I guess I'd better let her know.

Peggy

Riki Eastmond

I'm bringing my road bike. Yes mam.

Chris Proctor

Bicycle ride would be great- Friday would work too, giving folks an alternative to golf and still getting them back in time for the brunch or lunch. Thursday or Saturday would also work, but those days might rule out some folks who are traveling to or from SLC for the reunion. Perhaps we could meet at 8:30 AM above the zoo at the parking area/gazebo at the mouth of Emigration, ride Emigration to Little Mountain or somewhere similar, and return. That's a 1 1/2-2 hour ride at the most, and can be made longer in a number of ways if desired.

Paul Matthews

I'm down for a bike ride since I don't golf

Judy Hollberg

I too would be up for a bike ride on Thursday or Saturday 

Christopher Swaner

I was thinking about doing a Pat McEntee memorial motorcycle ride on either Friday or Saturday morning after the Reunion Dinner. The proposed route would be East Canyon from the exit from Parley's Canyon, over Big Mountain and Past East Canyon to Henefer and then down to the exit at Taggart's for a lunch at Taggart's grill. They don't open till 11Am so I would plan on leaving the East Canyon exit between 9:45 to 10:00 AM. Corner dragger's welcomed. After nearly 400,000 miles on eight BMW's over the decades, and after 2 accident's and 3 leg and hip surgeries, I ride what they call ATGATT (All the gear all the time), and I now ride with an air bag vest,  while no one needs to go to that extreme, I will insist that anyone on the ride at least have a motorcyle helmet on. Please let me know if anyone is interested or if someone has a better destination

Happy Trails to ALL!

Riki Eastmond

I'm down for a bike ride both Friday and Saturday.

r