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03/02/09 12:55 PM #6    

Kathy Hammonds (Larsen) (1967)

Great website Terry. Thank you so much for doing this. I've had fun reading/seeing things about MVHS. I remember having to trapse all the way to Riverside to go to Shakey's after the games. And Gordo's..............they had a great tostada.

I've been looking at my old yearbooks since I first heard from you and remembering people and stories I haven't thought of in 40 years...............yikes!!!!!!!!! I've even heard from a few people and I hope to see some of you in August while I visit my daughters.

Aloha to all.
Kathy (Hammonds) Larsen '67

03/02/09 04:33 PM #7    

Joe Bundura (1969)

This is a great site Terry, Whats with all the folks not posting pics?? Hay we are all old! LOL

Thanks again

03/03/09 11:49 AM #8    

Stephanie Deacon (DuBois) (1970)

I am in awe of this website, Terry! What a wonderful thing you have taken so much time and effort to do for all of us that went to Moreno Valley. And how fun to be in touch with everyone again. I did not get to graduate from MVHS because we moved but I had a great time those two years I did go. I will post pics when I get home from the office and am really looking forward to seeing the rest of the gangs pics. Hope to be talking to and reading about more and more of the old crew soon! And all thanks to Terry! God bless you all!

And remember, when you are looking to add a new pet to your family, please... please make adoption your first choice. There are so very many beautiful, healthy, loving dogs and cats at your local shelters, humane societies and rescues that are just waiting for you to come find them and bring them home. Every time a dog is bought from a breeder, puppy broker, puppy mill, pet shop, one is killed in a shelter. Over 9 million dogs were killed last year alone in this country merely because they had no home. And, please, spay/neuter your pet if you have not already.

03/06/09 11:07 PM #9    

Melody Steele (Rosenberg) (1970)

Terry,
What a great walk down memory lane. The trees are great, when I was there I don't believe there were any.

It is a wonderful website and I can tell it really is a "labor of love". Thanks so much.

Melody Steele 1970

03/07/09 11:14 AM #10    

 

Terry Sweeney (1968)

Melody, I can remember helping the trees, such lovely little trees. My son saw the pictures and asked if they still have lockers? My reply was yes, we did and they are still there. I have apiece of paper that I had from back then (don't know why I kept it) but it has my Locker number and my combo.) On my last visit to take the pictures of everything, I was almost tempted to try that combo, but then one of the security guys came by. I though it might be miss understood what I was doing. Hey, surely the combo has been changed several times since 1968 (41 Years!!)

03/07/09 02:24 PM #11    

 

Terry Sweeney (1968)

The following responses from the Vikings from the other site that will be closing down and I felt thay were of worthy note to show pride in the school, other Vikings & Vikingettes, and the need to reconnect in these times when its a good outlet to remeber where we came from in those turbulent times of the "60's & 70's."

Dec 20, 2008 18:04PM
Wayne White wrwviper143@hotmail.com
Wow!~ Great idea. Have a photo from Iraq to post. How does one do that? Wayne WarEagle!

Wed 12/24/2008 9:39 PM Christine Clark-Depew (forangelina@hotmail.com)
This is such a great idea Terry and I thank you for taking the time and effort to put it together. I forgot it wasn't a "live site" yet and tried to add my information so I hope that didn't screw up anything. I hope you get some other graduates besides just the class of 68! Thanks for making this happen...you DA MAN! Christy

Fri 12/26/2008 7:27 PM
Pam Wilkens-Dopf' bdlalm@aol.com
Looks really nice and very helpful. Alpha by last name would be helpful. Thank you for doing a very time consuming and important task. I'll have to get with you and change our signature card for the bank account. Pam

Wed 12/31/2008 10:03 PM
Eric J eric_csuf@hotmail.com
The page looks great. It will be a useful resource for alumni. I think Kathy (Jorganson) would appreciate the remembrance on the Lest We Forget page. Keep up the great work, Terry. Everyone wants to enjoy the reunions, but nobody wants to take the time to organize them as you do. Just know that the efforts are appreciated even if most of alumni have no idea how much time and effort you actually put into them. I graduated in 59 from a Massachusetts HS. Your counterpart there was an absolutely tireless woman. She passed away early this year so not sure what is going to happen to the 59th reunion that was planned for this coming summer. i was planning on riding the bike back for it, but may not if there is no reunion. Eric http://ke6us.smugmug.com

Thu 1/1/2009 6:38 AM
Hal Lockett lockett@citlink.net
Wow, what a great job! Looks like the class of '66 dropped of the face of the earth. Hal

Thu 1/1/2009 10:38 AM
Wally Christina Jr. hawkeye138@msn.com
Excellent. Great site can't wait to see it finished. Wally

Thu 1/1/2009 12:30 PM
Patty (Atmore) Chelius pattyyo@hotmail.com
It looks wonderful. It is very obvious that you have put your heart and mind into this. Here's to you having a wonderful New Year! Patty

Thu 1/1/2009 12:51 PM
Jennifer (Pierce) Stahl cstahl3@comcast.net
Looks great and I will do what I can to help fill in the blanks. Looks as though I can make the reunion I hope you get some more responses and maybe you can put on the web-site the folks that will be attending. What is the date of the reunion, the 13th? Best, Jennifer

Fri 1/2/2009 4:45 PM
Carolyn (Albert) Pennington angelprincess611@msn.com
Thank you for all the effort and time you are putting into this. Great job on the site. It looks really good. Give life your all, your utmost, Live! Carolyn

Thu 1/1/2009 5:03 PM
Stephanie (Deacon) DeBois ahnnaphoenix@yahoo.com
Love the site! I hope everyone gets their emails in there. God Bless you, Stephanie

Fri 1/2/2009 9:57 AM
Robert Howell rhowell@howellfamilylaw.com
Great job! Thanks for all the hard work. Bob

Fri 1/2/2009 1:35 PM
Heather Blanchard whiskeyhotel@comcast.net
The website is pretty slick! Well done! So, it’s pretty cool you try to keep us Vikings in touch. Thanks for that. Heather

Fri 1/2/2009 1:44 PM
Dayle (Snoddy) Johnson dayleann2@comcast.net
Very nice Terry!!!! Great job!!! I had no idea about Marvin Miller. Strong work! Thanks for all you do! Any idea when Wayne will return to us? Dayle

Fri 1/2/2009 6:07 PM
Shari (O’neal) Hunsucker shari@townsqr.com
Looks good, Terry. You've obviously put a lot of work into it. Shari

Fri 1/2/2009 7:14 PM
Linda Pearlstein lashley1949@yahoo.com
Looks great. You do great work...wow, you must like all this. Thanks for all you do for MVHS. Linda

Fri 1/2/2009 7:26 PM
Bill Roe diamondroe@hotmail.com
It looks great!!!! Let me know if I can help. Thanks Bill

Mon 1/5/2009 5:52 AM
Joe Quaranta JQuaranta@iso.com
Looks fine to me. I think you did a very good job on this. Have a great 2009. Hard to believe it has been 41 years since we graduated from high school. Our ages and grand children seem to acknowledge the fact that it has been. Take Care. Joe

Mon 1/5/2009 8:42 AM
Lana (Wolf) Walker fuzzmare@earthlink.net
The site looks very nice, a lot of work you put into it so far. Take care. Lana

Mon 1/5/2009 5:44 PM
Paul Franco pfranco@comcast.net
You’ve obviously done a lot of work and it looks great. Thanks for your efforts. Paul

Tue 1/6/2009 7:37 PM
Joan Redmon jonibrian@msn.com
Thanks so much for your work. It is because of you that I found out about the reunion here in Denver in 2008. I like the website you designed. God bless, Joni

Thu 1/8/2009 8:04 AM
Brad Moore BMoore@nfcna.com
I would like to say thank you for the work you have done in creating the website! Brad

Thu 1/8/2009 8:22 AM
Jackie (Reis) Thomas morningbird1@yahoo.com
I love the new site and do appreciate all you have done! And again, thank you so much for all you are doing!! Jackie

Thu 1/8/2009 12:39 PM
Mary Fox Mary@lcwine.com
Nice job on the website, I appreciate your efforts. Mary

Fri 1/9/2009 1:16 PM
Gale Crager-McMahon gale.mcmahon@gmail.com
Thanks for taking this on, hard to please everyone. Gale

Sat 1/10/2009 6:40 PM
Rich Kimmie rbkimmie@earthlink.net
You're doing an outstanding job and the web site looks great. I'm impressed!! You've added quite a bit since I looked last - and made a few changes that I was aware of. Rich

Sun 1/11/2009 10:24 AM
John Moseley jmoseley@aol.com
I think what you have accomplished is simply great! I certainly welcome the opportunity to hear from old pals and please feel free to use any of my contact information. I am still working in Germany and get back to Washington DC every so often to see the family. Again, thank you for all of your talents in putting the site together and all of the nice pages. John

Sun 1/11/ 2009 at 11:40
Dianne & Steve Lomax slomax@frontiernet.net
Please send information regarding reunion. Would be interested in attending. Steve

Mon 1/12/2009 6:45 AM
Vicki Rodgers vcastaldo@cox.net
I went to the website -- great job Vicki

Mon 1/12/2009 10:12 AM
Bill Roe diamondroe@hotmail.com
It looks great I am looking forward to this event in march I give you permission to let my e-mail go out anyone who wants it. Thanks Bill

Mon 1/12/2009 2:17 PM
Rich Kimmie rbkimmie@earthlink.net
I was reviewing your website (again) and noticed that you featured Marvin Miller on the "Lest We Forget" page. I went back to Washington D.C. a little over a year ago and one of the things on my list to while in D.C. was to stop by the Vietnam Memorial and pay my respects to Marvin. Both of us were school photographers for the Annual - so I knew Marvin quite well. Marvin was the first friend I lost - and dealing with his death (especially since he was killed in action) was very difficult for me. Visiting the wall is really an amazing event. Lots of vets visiting the wall - still need to talk about their experience. I think a lot of healing takes place there. I've attached a picture of Marvin's name on the wall. Thanks for dedicating a page to those that have moved on, Rich

Wed 1/14/2009 10:18 PM
Angela Hernquist ahernquist@live.com
Many, many thanks ~~~~ for showing honor to Jim and the others on the website Angela

Jan 15, 2009 23:43 PM
Christine Clark-Depew (forangelina@hotmail.com)
Lookin' good Terry! I love the cartoon Viking with the big mouth at the bottom of the list on left. Anyway, I think you are doing a fantastic job so your Irish eyes should be smiling! XOXO Christy

Sat 1/17/2009 4:50 PM
Jackie (Barbee) Keesling jkkeesling@aol.com
Just to let you know, the classes of 70-75 have had two reunions, one in 2002 and one in 2007. I was the one who was in charge of them, so I really don't think many of those people would be real interested in attending a reunion so soon again. We had an attendance of approx. 225 in 2002 and about 200 in 2007. You can get more information and pictures on classmates from these two reunions. If I can be of any help with information let me know and I'll see what I can do. Jackie

Sun 1/ 18/2009 14:11PM
Jeannie (Smith) Willits meanjean99@aol.com
Great Web Page,
Jeannie

Jan 24, 2009 at 13:00PM
Kathy (Edmiston) Knox lrkkn@verizon.net
GREAT JOB TERRY!! Thanks for taking on the task of trying to keep all of us Old Vikings in touch. I actually got out my old annuals to reminiscence and it only made me disappointed that I won't be able to attend the reunion in March. Sorry I don't have contact info to pass on to you Terry. All the people I know you already have on your list, but I hope the word gets out and many more people are added. Again Great Job, and thank you for your time and effort! Kathy

Jan 27, 2009 19:46:PM
Tony Metcalf (ametcalf@csusb.edu)
Wow, nice work. Thanks! Tony Metcalf

Jan 28, 2009 12:57 PM
Kathy (Hammonds) Larsen (larsenp001@hawaii.rr.com)
Aloha, I would be interested in attending a reunion but I work at a private school in Hawaii and am tied to the school and summer school schedule. I am in California every August to visit my daughters in San Francisco and Huntington Beach. Will there be anything around that time? Mahalo, Kathy

Jan 28, 2009 12:26 PM
Doug Parisek (Doug.Parisek@Bull.com)
Thanks for the pictures. I looked and easily placed myself in each one - with many memories. I see they finally filled in the "M" on the mountain. For years only the outline was painted. Also, it's too bad they have to have fences around the schools nowadays. Doug

Jan 28, 2009 4:53 PM
Valerie (Voorhis) Finney (val_alert@yahoo.com)
Ah, visions of my youth. I'm interested, but currently am working on Kwajalein Atoll. Please keep me updated. Valerie

Jan 28, 2009 5:48 PM
Libby (Miller) Sustachek (totalhealth@adelphia.net)
Let's keep it simple, and just have a good time together- no big dinner- not a lot of dressing up- not a lot of money. Thanks Libby

Jan 28, 2009 6:48 PM
Callie (Reed) Main (calliemain@gmail.com)
Libby and I have been writing at work, so I kind of know what is going on. Thanks for staying in touch - you do a better job of this than I do, for sure! Callie

Jan 28, 2009 6:51 PM
Colleen (Johnson) White (cwhite307@hotmail.com)
We appreciate all the work you've done on the website. Colleen

Jan 28, 2009 7:58 PM
Joni (Joan Schooler) Bailey (jonibrian@msn.com)
Thanks for including the class of 1969 also. I thoroughly enjoyed the reunion last year here in Denver. Everybody made my new husband feel at home too. I don't know if we can get to Calif. this year. But I'd like to know about your plans. This would be our 40 year reunion! Wow how time flies. It doesn't feel like more than 1/2 of my life ago. Have a great spring. I would love for you to publish my e-mail address to any of the MVHS alumni. I lost contact with Linda Shepherd. Her e-mail address didn't work anymore last time I tried. Joni

Jan 29, 2009 3:02 AM
Piermario Corino (piercorino@hotmail.it )
I read that the reunion is going to happen in March and I am really sorry but I cannot come this time. I don't need to come over to know I look much better than the others of class of 68.Still have all my hair on and they are still black. Ha Ha Ha. But I really miss the Vikings football games. Ciao Pier Ringo

Jan 29, 2009 5:23 AM
Chris Beckham (cbeckham21@wavecable.com )
I was only called to Mendiola’s office one time. OK, maybe two. You have done a great job with the website. We won’t discuss your ability to select an appropriate time of year to hold reunions. Thanks for all your hard work and devotion to making the reunions happen. I hope to again attend one. Not this one, maybe the next. Thanks again for keeping us all in touch.
Chris

Jan 29, 2009 9:30 AM
Cyndy Brier (cyndy@stmark-elca.org )
Thank you for keeping us updated on the reunion plans. Certainly have fond memories of MVHS days. I regret that I will not be attending the upcoming reunion. I hope those of you that do will have a wonderful time! Best regards, Cyndy

Jan 29, 2009 9:59 AM
Bill Roe diamondroe@hotmail.com)
Thanks for the memories you can put me on the list to attend. As soon as you can send me a flyer I will forward it to Jackie Ash she is a school board member. She tells me that they will post it on the districts web site and will send it out to our schools mates. Thanks Bill Roe

Jan 29, 2009 5:04 PM
Elaine (Hillman) Stricklin (ehstricklin@yahoo.com)
Thanks for all the work you do to keep us informed. I was only at MVHS for my freshman and Senior years and haven't kept in touch with anyone from the area. I'd like to stay on the mailing list, but I don't think I would come to a reunion. But, I'm not saying no yet, so thanks for keeping me in the loop. Elaine

Jan 30, 2009 11:27 AM
Linda (Lomeli) Vigil (Linda.Vigil@ucr.edu)
Thanks for all your efforts to get people together. Seems life is so busy. I still live with my mother in the same house here in Moreno Valley since my father passed away in 1997 and I have worked at UCR since 1979. I have two children and two grandchildren and I have been divorced since 1978. I am very active in my church which is "City Church" in Riverside. I use wireless lap top in the house. I use my work email for correspondence. God is good! Take care and good luck with all your efforts. Linda

Jan 30, 2009 11:45 AM
Brad Moore (BMoore@nfcna.com)
Count me in as one of the old and no hair guys. I certainly remember the days of touch downs, three point shots and hitting one out of the park and now its hitting a little white ball somewhere on the green grass. Brad

Jan 30, 2009 4:41 PM
Christine (Shaver) Beresky (cberesky@cox.net)
Thanks for the pictures and trip down memory lane. I have not been back to the school since 1967, when I graduated! It looks like they have maintained it well and even made some improvements. Our website is amazing! I will make sure the others from the Class of 67, that I am still in contact with, know about it. Thanks for lending your talents and skills to make it happen. You can add my name and my brother Dan Shaver’s name, to the Veterans page. Dan is a retired Army Warrant Officer (W4) and I am a retired Naval Commander.
Thanks. Tina

Feb 3, 2009 at 17:23 PM
Mitzi (Olds) Lott mitzi141@msn.com WOW Terry Great job, thanks so much for all your time and work and for your effort in trying to keep friends together. I will pass this site along to all the people that I know who attended. Again I am so sorry for your loss of Gina, I'm sure she would be so proud of you for the development of this site. Mitzi

Feb 6, 2009 at 08:50 AM
Bill Swagerty moval71@swagerty.net
Thanks for that picture of the 'M' on the mountain. It caused a synapse that hadn't seen action in decades to fire. Bill

Feb 6, 2009 at 12:26PM
Wally Christina hawkeye138@msn.com
This is a great page Terry. We have needed a page like this one for years. It's quite special to look at some of the photos and remember the way it used to be with the dusty quad and the wide spanse of buildings that started Moreno Valley High School. Wally

Feb 7, 2009 at 08:53AM
Kathy (Edmiston) Knox lrkkn@verizon.net
Sorry to hear we had to cancel the reunion. It was a great idea and I like the fact that you are going to send out a questionnaire and work on setting a new date. How much does the website cost to maintain? Can we all send in a few bucks to help the cause and keep it going? Let us know! Take care! Kathy

Feb 7, 2009 at 09:36AM
Shirley (Clark) Byron shirleybyron@msn.com
This is a great site! A lot of time and effort went into this and can't wait to see it in its fullest. Brings back a lot of good memories Shirley

Feb 2, 2009 at 00:37AM
Christine Clark-Depew forangelina@hotmail.com
I don't know what to say about the rest of y'all (as we say out here in the Carolinas) not coming to the reunion, but if there was any way under God's heaven that I could make the 3000 mile trip, I would be there. I have a little more insight than some of you as to the amount of work and sleepless nights that our brother Terry put into making this website happen and also planning the reunion. Even though he is too much of a gentleman and a Christian as well, please let me say that I know he is very disappointed in how this all turned out. My heart breaks for him due to this massive labor of love he put his heart and soul into and now has had to cancel it. I am praying that those of you who really COULD have attended will think long and hard about it next time, if there is a next time. Terry, thank you from my heart of hearts for your efforts. A Viking through and through! Christy

Feb 12, 2009 at 03:45 PM
Mike Lukens frst6250@aol.com
Great job!!! The class of 66 is still alive and kicking we had our 40th reunion at the Mission Inn. Dr. Rooney and Mr. Mendiola attended. We look forward to seeing and keeping in contact with all of the MoVal grads. Lots of good memories!!! . I think our community especially back then was one of a kind and truly a great place to grow up. A mixture of farming/ranching, military and Tom Sawyerish experiences. I like you, learned how to drive that old tractor and work in the groves and had fun along the way. Gosh I did so many jobs over the years in junior high and high school (Chicken ranches, smudging, painting fences at Kerr Stock Farm, hauling hay on and on) and learned and had fun doing each. I do remember your sister and now that my old brain is finally kicking in I do remember you. I am sorry I didn't put it altogether yesterday. I never really got along with Dave but did like living out where we did near the Moreno Dips. I worked for him even before he married my mom. I too started working for him when I was about 11 or 12. He always paid me by letting me swim in the old pond or "camping out" with him never really paid me with money. When he married my mom then it all became work for the family, no pay. Lot's of stories I could tell. But, they were good experiences and a great education. I do remember the two stories you mentioned. Mr Sawyer and hiding Mr. Mendiola's Izetta. I have 100's of stories like that. I will tell you who has many also is Maynard Thomas, and boy he can tell them. Our class of 66 had our 40th at the Mission Inn in 06 and lots of people attended including Mr. Mendiola and Dr. Rooney. Sad to say Dr. Rooney passed away last month. His daughter called and told us he died of cancer. I left a message for Tom Chelbana and I try to get him to come as well. Mike Lukens

Feb 12, 2009 at 06:30PM Gary Merchant merchblackcloud@comcast.net
Thank You Terry, for all your hard work to keep us MoVal-ers in touch, both thru the great website and reunions. Though I live in Richmond Texas, I offer what service I can to helping with reunion planning in the future. As we get older, lets try not to forget those we grew up with in the formative years. I wish all much health, success and happiness. Gary

03/07/09 05:39 PM #12    

Bob Brier (1968)

As you know, I've pretty much been a slug about getting on-board the new website. My loss to date, obviously. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Terry!! It's a beaut that reflects your ability with the keyboard and - more importantly - your passion for those special days a 'few' years back. Keep it up, buddy. We all owe you a debt of gratitude.

03/08/09 10:25 PM #13    

David Holtzclaw (1968)

Great website great music love it.Have stories about Marvin Miller.My twin brother is listed as not having email.He was a viet nam era vet,passed from this life 1987.Did 2 years in the Army 3RD LOG Command Okinawa.Great brother,and yes we also moved Mendiolas car to a narrow area where it couldnt be driven.It was smaller than a vw.........David Holtzclaw P.S.Danny and I were hitchhiking to the beach when Mr. McCall pulled up,thought we had a ride."where you boys going? ""To school""schools back the other way" Oh, thats why its taking so long to get there"Oh by the way you need to stop by your house and get dressed,Bathing suits are not school attire'!The embarrassing part was he stopped at my dads gas station and told him we were lost.We were halfway to HWY 91 that goes to the beach,when he redirected us to school.Did we ever catch it when dad got home

03/09/09 11:08 AM #14    

Ken Leep (1969)

Hello Terry,

Yes, it does look like you have upgraded. I have been back to the area many times in recent years. And, I will be back again for the pizza on Friday. See ya there, and please do keep me informed.

Many thanks,

Ken

03/09/09 11:28 AM #15    

Lois Canale (1970)

Terry, love the new and improved website. Thanks for all your hard work putting it together. Looking forward to the pizza get together Friday.

03/09/09 01:36 PM #16    

Terri Adams (Mabie) (1970)

Terry,

Enjoying the fantastic website you've created. Just to let anyone know if you want a copy of the last 1970
"The Viking Voice" I would be happy to email it to anyone who asks.

Email Mabie205@comcast.net.

Terri Adams (Mabie)

03/09/09 02:07 PM #17    

Dayle-Ann Johnson (Snoddy) (1967)

Terry...you have done an AWESOME job!!!! Thank you so much!

03/10/09 12:25 PM #18    

Robert Brickman (1969)

Any word as to an upcoming class reunion?
It's time and it would be nice to see everyone!

03/11/09 04:24 PM #19    

 

Mark Brooks (1970)

Just got logged in, still have to poke around some more. Very well done Terry.

mark

03/12/09 08:25 AM #20    

Ken Leep (1969)

Hello Mark,

You may not recall, but we were on the swim team together. And, you saved what was once a skinny little kid at a few off campus parties from those with some anger management control problems.

Thanks,

Ken

03/12/09 08:26 AM #21    

Ken Leep (1969)

Hey Mark,

That may have been Mark Colebrook. If so, just chalk it up to old age and a weak memory.

Ken

P.S. I just noticed that I can edit and delete, but will leave it up anyway. Thanks again to Terry for making it possible to correct errors, or delete mistakes, if only that were possible in real life.

03/12/09 04:41 PM #22    

 

Mark Brooks (1970)

No sweat Ken. If I dont have a senior moment everyday its like a day with uh snow....:o)

mark 70

03/13/09 09:12 AM #23    

 

Terry Sweeney (1968)

Ken & Mark... I think you two, took way too many Senior ditch days!! It just might be catching up on you!! I also, think that is why we must attend class reunions even if they are not our class (just to restore some of those synaptic gaps that seem to be missing or fogged with time!!)

03/13/09 12:03 PM #24    

Kathy Hammonds (Larsen) (1967)

Aloha to all attending the Shakey's Event tonight. I wish I could be there to see you and catch up with you. I will be thinking of you all and remembering all those evenings at Shakey's after the games.
Kathy

03/14/09 05:10 PM #25    

 

Mark Brooks (1970)

So????? How did the get together at Shakey's go????? Outofstaters are wondering doncha know????

mark 70

03/16/09 06:37 AM #26    

Ken Leep (1969)

Hello Mark and all,

There were about 50+ with most being from 67-68. But there were some from at least each of the other years up to about 75. It was great to catch up since the last reunion. We are missing a few more, but some faces that I have not seen at previous get togethers did show up like ghosts from the past.

It would be good to do this as an annual event even if it is not a grand reunion. Terry has done a great job at developing this site and keeping us connected. And, I visited with my brother Sunday but he was not able to make it on Friday.

In talking with Ernie we agreed that even though some of the 70s group are not that well known by the 60s group we did know the siblings. If this happens again I would encourage more of the 70s alumni to attend. Next time if we have the same venue perhaps Harold can reserve the entire back room.

Richie (Mouse) did not formally attend as he was cooking but during one of his breaks we sat down and talked. It was good to see Bobby Lomeli again as he attended a like event that I hosted over ten years ago. And, that seems just like yesterday. His sister Linda had to call and drag him in but he did show up.

After Bobby showed up I did not get to visit with him much as he ended up spending a lot of time chatting with others, especially Terry Hale. One face from the past did show up that I envied during my days at Warner Ranch for his hot cars. That was Larry Lamberson but he did not have that hot rod chevy.

Anyway, it was great, and I am surprised more have not posted. Perhaps they are still sleeping off those bottles of wine that were handed out.

Take care all,

Ken

03/16/09 02:10 PM #27    

Kathy Hammonds (Larsen) (1967)

I love the pictures.......I am sorry to say that without the names that Terry posted I would have had an almost impossible time figuring out who you all were. I decided to post pictures of me and my family on my profile since I am sure you would all have trouble recognizing me. Has is been that long? It seems impossible.
Aloha, Kathy

03/16/09 03:02 PM #28    

Sandra Lomax (Schlemmer) (1970)

So sorry that we were out of town and unable to attend the get together... It looks like everyone had a good time, and I think informal "doings" like this are nice... I have been trying to get in touch with people I know to go to the site and set up a profile... one of those, "you tell two people, and they tell two people... and so on and so on"... even if they are busy, and can't spend much time... it would be nice to know where people ended up.

Terry, thank you so much for your time and effort... it shows on the website, and I am sure the more that stop in, the better it will become. Take care all and be well. Sandi (Lomax) Schlemmer

03/21/09 12:53 AM #29    

Deborha Merritt (Pearlstein) (1970)

one of the best high school web sites i have seen
But i was taken back on In Memory page i dated Marven for a short time just before he left and didn't know he never came back. I had to move shortly there after and lost touch
sort of bitter sweet to have that chapter closed.
I still have a few friends i talk to or at least been touch with form there one and most important is Terri Adams(mabie)
I have talk to David Stone but don't know his e-mail I do know he lives in CA still but his older brother lives her in Idaho the last i heard
Anyway great job on the web site!!!!

03/26/09 09:20 PM #30    

Paul Wilson (1966)

Terry, I hate to repeat what so many have said here but this website is absolutely great.

I am so moved that I would like to make a proposal to the Moreno Valley "gang"...........I plan to make a donation so that you are able to maintain the site and help to cover expenses. I would like to challenge each of the class years to begin communicating with each other to see who can contribute the most............Sounds like fun to me.

I would also like to set a timeline for this so why don't we say June 1, 2009 at midnight. Game is on folks so get started, make contact with as many of your fellow classmates as you can, get them to contribute whatever they can and let's see what happens.

I would bet that Terry has put more of his own funds into this than any of us could ever imagine and I also believe it is time to help him out.

What do you say? Yes or No

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