The weather was wonderful the morning of March 4, 2006. I awoke about 6:30 am thinking of the hot dogs and the chili sauce-the onions, buns, etc….and mentally trying to make sure everything was either in our cars or ready to put in the cars. I had made lists and remade lists, checked things several times. Even though our home is less than 3 miles from Twin Lakes Park where the Clarksburg Reunion Picnic is held, I didn’t want to have to make a run back to the house for any forgotten food or items. I wanted to have everything I might need…like all the staple guns, the paper for the tables, and plastic for other, the charcoal, foil and sterno to keep the chicken hot.….so many things kept running through my mind. Finally at 9:00 I figured I was ready (or not) so the final loading into the car started.
Thanks also to those who were there at 9:30 am when I arrived and who helped me unload my car….As those attending know, I wasn’t up to 100% that day due to 3 broken toes---I should not have been on my feet but I spent most of 10 hours standing or limping around and I wouldn’t have missed one minute of it.
REGISTRATION
Upon arrival most people were greeted by Barb Warren Williams (WI 1958) and Carol Van Horn Dean (WI 1958) who volunteered to work the registration table. (In above picture-Judy Tetrick signs in) Thanks gals---you did a wonderful job.
They registered 157 people and there were some people who slipped in and weren’t counted but we will never be able to really figure out who was missed but this always happens. The important thing is that many people from Clarksburg and the surrounding area met and spent about 5 or 6 hours reminiscing and enjoying memories together.
My thanks also to the ladies and gentlemen under the direction of Sharon Greitzner Dial (WI 1956) who moved tables around and covered all of the picnic tables for the displays, the food and the dining. (Thanks to Lu Dial---who worked hard even though he isn’t from Clarksburg but we know he wants to be!)
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Even though it is so much work….I love it….We all have so much fun. It just warms my heart to no end to hear someone say, “Isn’t that so and so coming? I haven’t seen him since high school.” It is great watching people make new friends, reconnect with old friends or discover people to whom they are related or with whom they had that first date or first kiss. I am telling you, the work is 100% worth the outcome!
Many people donated gifts to me for a little raffle….Here I am putting together a little display of the gifts. A list of the donors of the gifts and the winners is at the end of this newsletter.
Around 12:00 (noon) after a lot of visiting with each other, we settled down to a short program.
Above is the beautiful quilt made by Sue Selby Moats of squares made and donated by several people from Clarksburg. I am standing on a picnic table bench with my trusty bull horn and am ready to start the program for the day. I really had fun with that bull horn. Bill took it away and put it in storage as soon as we got back home….I wanted to keep it close at hand to use to direct him around the house. I had a lot of fun saying, “Move it, move it, move it!” LOL I hope I didn’t offend anyone but it was a lot easier than screaming.
After I greeted everyone and told about some of the details of the day, Roger Dean led us in singing "America the Beautiful".
Reverend Bob Jennings former pastor of Nutter Fort Baptist Church blessed the food. And boy that food was great. The hit of the day was the Clarksburg “style” hot dogs and the pepperoni rolls.
Even though I have 3 broken toes, I proceeded to really enjoy myself. My foot only hurt when I stood up or walked and that was most of the day. Below is a picture of me trying to rest the foot for a couple of minutes.
THE QUILT
Above Kitty Sager looks over the “famous quilt”.
Note the WI sports letter in the bottom center---which was donated for the quilt by Augie Malfregeot, the black and white squares were donated by Deedie Swisher Souders. Deedie was ill this year and she and hubby were unable to attend. We missed you and hope you will be back with us next year. Roger Dean (RW 1956) pointed out the fact that he and Carol made the school house (in one of the squares they donated) out of red and gray material in honor of his Alma Mater-RW.
Sue Selby Moats made a wonderful memory quilt. Quilt pieces were made and donated by several different people.
Through Sue’s efforts and her selling tickets for the raffle through the internet, at her 1955 class reunion and at the WI picnic held in August 2005, plus $335.00 worth of tickets sold at the Clarksburg Picnic….she earned $785.00 for the WIN Scholarship
Bill Meredith and several helpers hung the quilt at the picnic to really show it off. Here a few men make some minor adjustments. Bill Meredith is not in this picture! Bud Collins (WI 1955) can be seen peeping around the quilt.
WHO BROUGHT THE WHOLE CHICKENS?
These ladies volunteered to cut up the whole chickens which some people obviously brought by mistake. I think fried chicken pieces would have been easier to eat. But we had a lot of fun joking about the “messy” chickens.
In the background in the flowered top is LaJune Cohen (married to Bernie Cohen (WI 1956) as she talks to Gerry Winerman (married to Jerry Winerman (WI 1957). The Winerman’s have made a winter trip from California for the last two years to join in our fun…we will miss them next year but they have some celebrating to do in California.
Talking over some memories are June Hoffer Albright (WI 1949), Judy Tetrick and Linda Watkins Cooper (WI 1948).
Clara Jason Davis (WI 1959) walks up to greet some of the people arriving at the registration table. In the yellow slacks is Kay Lawson Adair (WI 1958) who is waiting to get her name tag….also in this picture is Pam Wolfe Brown (WI 1960) and Jim Brown (WI 1957).
Marcie Means visits with everyone but takes a minute to sit in the sun.
Pictured above are left to right: Bill Meredith (Monongah 1957), Bud Collins (WI 1955), Jerry Winerman (WI 1957), Bernie Cohen (WI 1956) and Jim Alvaro (WI 1956). These guys have just too much fun together.
Above are: Dottie Rutan (sitting in dark shirt), Mary Ellen Killingsworth Shachat (standing in the black shirt), and her husband, Sharon Greitzner Dial (in the white blouse and tangerine slacks), Lu Dial (sitting)
I am sorry but I don’t know the lady on the left.
Below are “OLD FRIENDS” Rusty and Dottie Taggart Rutan having a laugh with Jim Brown. All from WI 1957.
Sharing memories are Sharon Greitzner Dial and Mary Ellen Killingsworth Shachat. This was the first time at the picnic for Mary Ellen but I bet it isn’t the last!
Sonia Grossa Alvaro and Kitty Sager
FRIENDS RELAX AROUND THE POOL AT THE MOTEL
Augie Malfregeot, Jim Alvaro and John Jett
Dick Albright (WI 1947) is proud to be from West Virginia and he wears it well.
Sue Ellen Stalnaker Crawford (WI 1970+) our own "Hot Dog Chili Queen". Sue Ellen and hubby, Jack, bring the home made chili sauce for the wonderful West Virginia style hot dogs that we all enjoy each year. Just another taste that brings back those memories of our days in Clarksburg.
I don’t recognize the lady on the left but center is Sharon Wendler Jacobson (WI 1960) and on the right is Pam Wolfe Brown also (WI 1960). There were a lot of pretty ladies from WI 1960’s at the picnic. I hope the word spreads and more come next year.
BROAD OAKS BOYS
Left to right –Pat Elder (ND 1957), Don Sager (WI 1956), Bud Collins (WI 1955), and Jim Alvaro (WI 1956).
If you listen to these guys----you would think you grew up underprivileged! These guys made me have Broad Oaks Envy! They had a marvelous time in their youth. They all lived so close together—it was like a brotherhood! Maybe it was the forerunner of the "HOOD" of today! LOL
Left to right enjoying some time together at the picnic are: Buck Tustin, Bill Brassine, Roberta Brassine, Pat Elder, Joan Elder and Augie Malfregeot,
Below: Pat Elder and Kitty Sager put their heads together to talk about Don.
Below: Frank Muscari (WI 1957) and Tom Allen (WI 1957) shoot the breeze while enjoying the Sarasota breeze
Below; Jim Alvaro, Diana Folio and Rusty Rutan discuss high school memories.
Above pictured left to right: Augie Malfregeot, Don Cinci, Marolyn Tustin Jett, Jim Alvaro, Sandy Zickefoose Lindke, Sharon Greitzner Dial, Mary Ellen Killingsworth Shachat, Don Sager and Bernie Cohen
Below: Left to right—Pat Elder, Kitty Sager, Mary Ellen Killingsworth Shachat, Sherry Greitzner Dial, Kay Collins and Augie Malfregeot relaxing at dinner the night before the picnic.
THE EUCLID AVENUE GANG
Left to right: Augie Malfregeot (WI 1956), Bob Hart (WI 1955), Rusty Rutan (WI 1957) and Sharon Greitzner Dial (WI 1956) stop reminiscing long enough to get their picture taken.
Sharon Elliott Van Devender (WI 1960), Phil Van Devender (WI 1959), Mary Jo Marchio Godfrey (WI 1960), and Dick Frush (WI 1960) with Don Cinci in the sun glasses in the background.
Marolyn Tustin Jett (WI 1956)
Dick Albright (WI 1947) and June (Hoffer) Albright (WI 1949) enjoy the sun, memories and fun of the day.
Linda Watkins Cooper (WI 1948)
Ron Ogren (WI 1950 gives Fran Tate Barrett (WI 1950) a little hug. Left rear is Jay Sharp (WI 1959)
Center of picture is Bud Collins (WI 1955)—and Augie Malfregeot (WI 1956) in the yellow shirt as they talk over their strategy to sell the raffle tickets.
Janet Larimer, Sharon Ogren (WI 1950) and Marcie Means discuss memories.
Pictured Dick Tetrick (WI 1947) , Dave Larimer (WI 1950), Guy Wright (WI 1950) with Bob Clousson (WI 1955 on the left rear) and Don Cinci (WI 1956 on the right rear)—hash out the important things….
Sisters---Sue Ellen Stalnaker Crawford and Becky Stalnaker Fowler are hugged by Jack Crawford.
I really hate to show this picture but this is when I am telling everyone to move in closer so more can get to the center of the area while we discuss the events of the day.
Together forever---Ron and Sharon Ogren. (WI 1950). I don’t think Sharon is enjoying that "loud mouth" with the bull horn.
Some friends gather for some fun and laughter a couple nights before the picnic. Pictured are Roleta and Bill Meredith, Bud Collins, Sonja Alvaro, Pat Elder and Jim Alvaro.
Pictured below are left to right: Sharon Elliott VanDevender, Linda Oliverio Kolosky, Marilyn Hurst Lee (back row –blonde with sun glasses) Peggy Dennison Crislip (in the blue tee shirt in the front row), Susanna Bryan Rogers, Mary Jo Marchio Godfrey (in turquoise and white stripped top), Dick Frush peeking from behind Mary Jo, Pam Wolfe Brown in front row with pale green top on, Linda DeTurk Jones in back row looking out from between Pam and Becky Stalnaker Fowler, in the black top on the right is Sharon Wendler Jacobson.
Front left is June Hoffer Albright (WI 1949), ? , Linda Watkins Cooper (WI 1948)
Left rear is Dick Albright (WI 1947), Bob Williams (WI 1945) and ?
VICTORY
We were really surprised that so few people were in attendance from Victory. They usually have a larger turn-out…Spread the word next year.
Pictured above are a few of those from VHS….. There were actually more from Victory in attendance than pictured here. I don't know how they could have missed the picture with me yelling in the bullhorn!
Marcie Means, pictured front left. Others from Victory who attended were: Sharon Ashcraft Fleming (VHS 1963) and Terry Fleming (VHS 1959), Joe Mancina (VHS 1951), Patti Suarez (VHS 1954), David Toothman (VHS 1956), Otto Matheny (VHS 1953)
Pictured below are: Joe Charles (Bridgeport HS 1955), Sonja Grossa Alvaro (Bridgeport HS 1958), and Floyd Suarez (Bridgeport HS 1947)
NOTRE DAME
Some of people from Notre Dame: Jim and Ross Oliverio, back center in blue tee shirt is Boo Beall (ND 1958) far right is Pat Elder (1957). I'm sorry I didn’t get the names of the ladies.
ROOSEVELT WILSON
Roger Dean (1956) and Janet Larimer
SHINNSTON
Pictured below are Bob and Angie Watson, Ester Carrol (1957) and Liz Christensen (1951)
CLASS OF 1958
Pictured above are friends who attended the picnic from the WI Class of 1958.
Left to right:
Ann Pears Jones, Barb Warren Williams, Carol VanHorn Dean, Skip Smith, Dottie Taggart Rutan, Sharon Dillmore Smith, Tommy Lee and Kay Lawson Adair.
Left to right are Roleta Smith Meredith, Jay Sharp, Clara Jason Davis and Phil VanDevender.
We missed Connie Bailey Casto who had reservations but had to cancel at the last minute. Also missing this year was Fred Alvaro who now has a part time pharmaceutical job in Columbus, Ohio and Carolyn White Rector and Bob Rector who live in Sarasota but missed the picnic. We missed Sandi Drummond Hefner and Sallie Holden Day who also live near by but didn’t make it. Someone needs to get them out of the house next year and into the fun!
Below are members of the class of 1957 having fun together::left to right—Bob Dennison, Jerry Winerman, Jim Brown, Diana Folio Watne, Tom Allen, Mere Gurson Schwartz, Rusty Rutan, Francis Muscari, and Marty Elliott.
PICTURES
Many thanks to all who shared their pictures with me for this Special Edition: Barb Warren Williams, Don Sager, Sharon Greitzner Dial, Jim Alvaro, and of course Charlie Means.
Charlie scared all of us last winter when he was very ill. Charlie has helped me out the last two years by volunteering to take the group pictures. I am sorry if I missed any groups, and I know I did. Also, we had a little over one hour for Charlie to take all of the pictures….thus I was hurrying people to and from the picture spot…..that was when I was saying--,"Move it, move it, move it." We did get all the pictures taken in the allotted time and Charlie was on his way.
Pictured below from left to right are: Beverly Allen, wife of Tom Allen (WI 57), she is from Johnstown, Pa.; Kay Lawson Adair ( WI 58); Ann Pears Jones (WI 58) lives in Texas: Sharon Dillmore Smith (WI 58) she and Skip live in Venice, Florida.
MAIL
Roleta, I think this was the best ever and I don't know why but it just seemed that way. I don't know how they keep getting better but they do. I guess the weather was perfect and that really helps. I don't think it was you working harder because you put 100% into it every year. Well do you think Bill worked harder this year?? There was also a few who were there that were not at some of the past picnics. Or maybe Freddie not attending this year made it better. No that definitely was not the reason although I got so tired of answering where he was that I just told them that he was into drugs (which he is with the pharmacy) and they asked no more questions. I really missed him, especially keeping me on schedule and keeping me from getting lost when we went out scanning the area.
I had a wonderful time.
Tell Bill I said hello and love to you both.
From---Jim Alvaro (WI 1956)
Roleta,
Nice party!! It was great to see so many people this year. I especially enjoy seeing Buck Tustin and Don Cinci. We have been good friends since college. Anyway you did a great job again this year, I am sure everyone enjoyed it as much as I did.
Got back home yesterday about 10 PM. Cold and rain here. FL is much better. Headed back to Tampa the end of the month for 10 days, maybe by that time Spring will have sprung here in VA.
Thanks again for a great party. It was good to see you.
Boo Beall (Notre Dame 1958)
Another great picnic by Roleta and Bill Meredith.You all out did yourself. This I think was best ever. It just amazes me the job you all do getting so many people together. There is not enough one can say for all the time and effort you put in along with the great support of Bill. I just want to thank you again and all the lives you have touched.
Love you both,
Bud Collins (WI 1955)
Roleta,
What an absolutely gorgeous day for our Picnic and it does get better and better each year!!!! Thank You!!!!!!!! Thank You!!!!!! Thank You!!!!!!!!! for all that you endeavor to do each year. Participation from as many as possible each year makes your job a bit easier, also.
Hope those toes are feeling better??? When do you see doctor next on these "little friends"???
Finally, I am getting to my desk......have pics yet to get together and send to you. However, first, I would like to thank Carol VanHorn Dean for the "Quillow" that I won!!!! Yea!!!!!! I have been wanting one of those so that I could get a "pattern" and make a few!!! If you have her e-mail I sure would appreciate your sending it to me!!!
I have sent check for WIN Scholarship Fund in memory of my classmate, Toni (Davis) Bailey, '56, and husband "Bongo" . You should receive it probably Monday.
Thanking God for YOU!!! (little did I know way back, when we were playing at Stealey Playground, that you would be the one to bring everyone back together again through the WI Newsletter)
Love & Blessings,
Sherry Greitzner Dial (WI 1956)
Great picnic. I am looking forward to it next year.
Jay Sharp (WI 1959)
Pam took several pictures and I took a few. We will gladly share them as soon as I get them downloaded from the camera.
It was a beautiful day and another great job on your part. (This includes Bill and others who helped.)
Jim Brown (WI 1957)
Dear Roleta,
Another outstanding picnic this year! The weather was perfect! Attendance was close to 200. Food is always delicious. Everyone was friendly and seemed to enjoy themselves. And what a wonderful way to meet new acquaintenances!!
"America the Beautiful" was sung by Roger Dean at the opening of the "Clarksburg Picnic" which sets the event and I feel reflects our alumni unity.
Three of my South Carolina friends attended the picnic as guests. Sue Brown Gillmore who now lives in Sarasota, Marilyn Mack visiting her friend, and Francis who also has a home in Sarasota. I received an email from two commenting "Thanks for asking us to attend your reunion. You have nice classmates and friends. Everyone was so friendly and the food was outstanding."
That makes me feel proud of my home town Clarksburg, our community and school spirit.
Barbara Warren Williams has had some serious health problems going on, so I was very happy to see she was able to attend the reunion this year.
Ironically, the picture of Barbara and me working the registration and Mere Gurson Schwartz were childhood friends and neighbors growing up.
What a beautiful job Sue Selby created with the quilt squares. To take our individual squares, sew borders around each, arrange them and with a finishing touch produce an amazing piece of art!
And Roleta, I don't know how you were able to do all that you did with your broken toes. I know they must have been causing you a great deal of pain, but that didn't stop you. You pulled off another successful picnic.
Bravo!
Carol VanHorn Dean (WI 1958)
THE FOOD WE HAD TO EAT WAS MARVELOUS….
Bill Bryan (RW 1957) had attended the picnic last year; however, he and wife moved from Florida. A combination of the wife not liking the hot summers and the hurricanes of the last couple of years forced them north. They moved to Ashville, NC area. Bill wrote that he and his wife are "half backs"—half way back to WV from Florida. He really enjoyed himself at the 2005 picnic and sent us 5 dozen pepperoni rolls to enjoy at the picnic even though he couldn’t be there. Those rolls disappeared really quickly.
Below is a picture of me putting the pepperoni rolls from Bill Bryan (RW 1957) on the food table.
RECIPES
The food brought to the picnic was wonderful. Thanks to all who brought such marvelous food, there again was plenty. Thanks to some of the "motel people" who provided the chicken again this year. It was enjoyed! I had two new food experiences. One was a slaw made with Ramen noodles…this was really good…and the other was the sort of wet cornbread with corn in it. I would love to have the "wet cornbread" recipe to share. If you have it please send it to Roleta1@aol.com. If you don’t want it shared in the newsletter---please tell me but also, please share it with me…I loved that "stuff". I did ask around for the recipe for the slaw and George "Bill" Scholl (WI 1952) shared it—See below:
I understand you ask Vivian Dennison, whom I was raised close to, about the Broccoli Slaw that my wife, Ginny , took to the reunion today. Since I have it saved on a floppy, I said I would get it to you.
BROCCOLI SLAW
1 cup oil
1/3 cup vinegar
½ cup sugar
2 pkg beef seasoning (from Ramen noodles)
Mix above together
BLEND THE FOLLOWING
1 pkg broccoli slaw
1 cup toasted almonds
1 cup sunflower seeds
2 pkg Ramen noodles crushed
1 bunch chopped green onions
Pour dressing over & marinate
We want to thank you for another outstanding reunion. We look forward to them each year. (just wish I had won the quilt)
George Scholl WI '52
Winners of the pillows were Bob and Joan Johnston Hart (WI 1955) donated by Martha Rice (WI 1955)
PRIZES FOR THE RAFFLE
A regular raffle was fun during the afternoon. Below is a list of the prizes and those who donated them. Thanks to each and everyone of you who donated to help the WIN Scholarship. The winners are also listed below. We earned $243.00 for the WIN Scholarship through this endeavor. Thanks to all who participated. The gifts were lovely.
1. HANDMADE CLASSIC LADIES Tote Basket made and donated by Sheri Greitzner Dial (WI 1956) won by Frank Muscari
2. WV tee shirt—won by Roger Dean
3. Quillow made and donated by Roger Dean (RW 1956) and Carol VanHorn Dean (WI 1958)—won by Barb Charles
4. Book titled "Street Cars of Fairmont and Clarksburg" donated by Ralph Hardman (WI 1959) Ralph isn’t here but shipped this to me to help the WIN Scholarship.
Won by Mike Hennesey
5. Soccer ball donated by Bernie Cohen (WI 1956) and a WV bumper sticker.
Won by Bill Brassinne
6. Four handmade ornaments with WI Logo inside –made and donated by Pat
Hardman Nicholson who couldn’t be here but wanted to help the WIN Scholarship. Won by Jim Alvaro
7. Quillow made and donated by Roger Dean (RW 1956 and Carol VanHorn
Dean (WI 1958) won by Sherri Greitzner Dial
8. A WV license plate, ball cap and drink koozie won by Buck Tustin
9. A computer disc of the book "Street Cars of Fairmont and Clarksburg" donated
by Ralph Hardman (WI 1959). Ralph was unable to attend but wanted to help
the WIN Scholarship. Won by Bud Collins
10. Gold and Blue Pillows made and given by Martha Rice (WI 1955) –Martha was
Unable to attend but also wanted to help raise money for the WIN Scholarship.
Won by Bob and Joan Johnston Hart
11. Wood turned ornament made and donated by Lu Dial (husband of Sheri Greitzner
Dial (WI 1956) won by Pat and Joan Elder
12. WV tee Shirt won by Don Sager
13. A WVU Stadium Seat won by Bill Brassine
14. A lap quilt made and contributed by: Sharon Greitzner Dial (WI 1956) won by
Steve Jacobson
15 One dozen pepperoni rolls from Country Club Bakery in Fairmont where the pepperoni roll was invented….These pepperoni rolls were shipped to us and donated by Tom Garrett (WI 1965) won by Kay Lawson Adair.
16. A wood turned ornament made by Lu Dial won byFrank Muscari
Pictured above are:
I don’t remember this ladies’s name, Charlie Means, Bill Stickler, Dave Larimer,
Frances Tate Barrett, George "Bill" School, Ron Ogren, Guy Wright, Jody Tetrick
LOST
Someone lost a gold bracelet. If you found it at the picnic please let me know.
FOUND
There was a black camera case with AMBICO in gold found at the picnic. It has a small handle across the top. It is empty except for some batteries. Please claim it.
THOSE WHO DONATED SQUARES FOR THE QUILT
Sue Selby Moats (WI 1955) gathered together squares donated by several people and pieced and quilted a quilt which she made to benefit the WIN SCHOLARSHIP. Those who donated squares for the quilt are:
Liz Custer Carder '54, Carol VanHorn Dean '58, Ralph Hardman '59, Sherry Hutchinson Keith. Gloria Hunter Kennedy, Augie Malfregeot '56, Patricia Hardman Nicholson '56, Don and Kitty Sager '56, Myrt Bolton Smith, Deedie Swisher Souders '52, Sue Selby Moats '55.
These people worked hard to help raise money for the scholarship. Thanks to each and every one of you.
CLASSES OF 1953, 1954 and 1955
Left to right: Bud Collins, Vic Gentilozzi, Joan Johnston Hart, Buck Tustin, Bob Clousson, Bob Hart. This group had a lot of fun.
AND THE WINNER IS:
Pat Hardman Nicholson (WI 1956) won the quilt. She loves it and wrote to say it arrived safely and she will find a special place in her home to display it. You have seen the pictures and you know that it was a work of art and included many memories. Thanks to Sue Selby Moats for all the time she donated to make this quilt…and to all of you who used your talent and donated squares for the quilt. If you had not helped Sue she would not have been able to accomplish as much as she did for the WIN Scholarship.
LIST OF MOST OF THOSE WHO ATTENDED THE CLARKSBURG
PICNIC IN SARASOTA, FLORIDA—MARCH 4, 2006
ADAIR, KAY LAWSON (WI 1958) kladair1@aol.com
ALBRIGHT, CHARLES "DICK" (WI 47) AND JUNE HOFFER (WI 49)
ALLEN, TOM (WI 1957) AND BEVERLY
ALVARO, JIM (WI 1956) AND SONJA GROSSA (BHS 1958)
BACKHORN, BARBARA PLATSHAW
BARBARIO, LUCY (VHS 1947) BARBARIOl@VERIZON.NET
BARRETT, JIM AND FRANCES TATE (WI 1950) flmom1cat4@juno.com
BAUER, DORTHY AND GREG
BEALL, BOO (ND 1958) bbeall@buggs.net
BLANKENSHIP, NELSON AND CYNTHIA
BLIZZARD, KEN
BRASSINE, BILL (WI 1954)
BROWN, JIM (1957) AND PAM WOLFE (WI 1960) jb1obx@aol.com
BUTLER, ROSE
CARROL, ESTER (SHINNSTON 1957)
CHARLES, BARB AND JOE (BRIDGEPORT 1955)
CHRISTENSEN, LIZ (SHINNSTON 1951)
CINCI, DON (WI 1956) DonCinci@aol.com
CLOUSSON, BOB (WI 1955) AND DARLENE bobdarclo@yahoo.com
COHEN, BERNIE (WI 1956) AND LAJUNE
COLLINS, BUD (WI 1957) AND KAY KEMILS@AOL.COM
COOPER, LINDA WATKINS (WI 1948)
CRAWFORD, JACK AND SUE ELLEN STALNAKER
CRISLIIP, PEGGY DENNISON (WI 1960)
CRISLIP, SONNY (VHS 1959)
CUNNINGHAM, BARBARA SINSEL and guest
DAVIS, CLARA JASON (WI 1959) AND JIM
DEAN, CAROL VAN HORN (WI 1958) AND ROGER (RW 1957)
DENNISON, CAROLYN TINDER (FAIRMONT WEST 1964)
DENNISON, ROBERT (WI 1957 )
DENNISON, VIVIAN (ELKINS, WV)
DIAL, SHARON GREITZNER (WI 1956) AND LU luman480@aol.com
ELDER, PAT (ND 1957) AND JOAN St1Pat@aol.com
ELLIOTT, MARTY (WI 1957) AND RUSTY
FELTNER, BOB (WI 1963) bobf@cfl.rr.com
FLEMING, TERRY (VHS 1963) AND SHARON ASHCRAFT (VHS 1963)
FOWLER, BILL (WI 1959) AND BECKY STALNAKER (WI 1960)
FRUSH, DICK (WI 1960)
FRUSH, RITTER
GENTILOZZI, VIC (WI 1955)
GILLMORE, SUE BROWN
GODFREY, MARY JO
HAISLIP, MARIANNE WOLFE (WI 1964 GRAFTON)
HALL, ALICE WALKER ASHCRAFT (VHS 1935)
HALL, ROBERT (WI 1956)
HART, BOB (WI 1955)
HART, JOAN JOHNSON (WI 1955) hartbella1@msn.com
HENISEE, MIKE (born in Ckbg, left there when 12)
JACOBSON, STEVE AND SHARON WENDLER (WI 1960)
JENNINGS, BOB AND BETTY - MINISTER FROM NUTTERFORT BAPTIST CHURCH
JETT, JOHN AND MAROLYN TUSTIN (WI 1956) ma5338@earthlink.com
JONES, ANNE PEARS (WI 1958)
JONES, J.P. AND LINDA DETURK (WI 1960---first time to attend)
KASKA, BILL AND PATTIE LOU (WI 1977)
KESLER, MARTHA KINNEY (WI 1958)
KNOTTS, MOLLY LYNCH (WI 1966) and husband HOTKNOTS99@AOL.COM
KOLOSKY, LINDA OLIVERIO (WI 1960) and ALEX AXLIN@aol.com
LARMIER, DAVE AND JANET (WI 1950) 914-744-9423.
LEE, TOMMY (WI 1958) AND MARILYN HURST (WI 1962) TEL3@aol.com
LEVINE, RAUL
MACK, MARILYN AND FRANCIS
MALFREGEOT, AUGIE (WI 1956) MAMER1@attbi.com
MANCINA, CATHERINE (WI 1952) AND JOE (VHS 1951)
MATHENY, OTTO (VHS 1953)
MEANS, CHARLIE (WI 1950) AND MARCIE
MEREDITH, BILL (MS 1957) AND ROLETA SMITH (WI 1959)
MODISPAUGH, BERT (VHS 1955) AND PAT
MUSCARI, FRANK (WI 1957) AND EVE em89@cox.net
OGREN, RON AND WIFE (WI 1950)
OLIVERIO, JIM (NOTRE DAME)
OLIVERIO, ROSS (ST. MARY’S)
ORSINI, RACHAEL
PALMER, ROBERTA BRASSINE (ND 1957)
ROGERS, SUSANNE BRYAN (WI 1960) AND TOM
RUTAN, DOTTY TAGGART (WI 1958) AND RUSTY (WI 1957)
SAGER, DON (WI 1956) AND KITTY
SCHOLL, GEORGE (WI 1952) AND GINNY georgegin@juno.com
SCHWARTZ, MARTIN AND MERE GURSON (WI 1957)
SHACHAT, DR. DAVID A. AND MARY ELLEN KILLINGSWORTH (WI 1956) dshachat1@davtv.com
SHARP, JAY (WI 1959) JSahrp4740@aol.com
SHEPARD, KAY KINNEY (WI 1960) MIDGY@VERIZON.NET
SHIELDS, CAROLYN MARANO (WI 1961) AND CONNIE MARANO
SMITH, SKIP (WI 1958) AND SHARON DILLMORE (WI 1958) Shanangels@aol.com
STALNAKER, FRANCIS
STICKLER, BILL (WI 1953)
STICKLER, SANDY (MORGANTOWN 1965)
SUAREZ, FLOYD (BRIDGEPORT HS 1947)
SUAREZ, PATTI (VHS 1954)
TETRICK, DICK (WI 1947) AND JODIE (WI 1952)
TOOTHMAN, DAVID (VHS 1956) Jay’s cousin
TUSTIN, BUCKY (WI 1955) AND LIZ
VANDEVENDER, PHIL (WI 1959) AND SHARON ELLIOTT (WI 1960)
WATNE, DIANA FOLIO (WI 1957) AND AL
WATSON, BOB AND ANGIE (SHINNSTON 1958 & 1959)
WILLIAMS, BOB (WI 1945) AND BARB WARREN (WI 1958) bjwilliams@aol.com
WINERMAN, JERRY (WI 1957) AND GERRY gerjer@adelphia.net
WRIGHT, GUY (WI 1950) AND LIBBY
ZICKEFOOSE LINDKE, SANDY (WI 1956) and husband Sjlindke@wmconnect.com
