Tuesday, January 24, 2017

We Survived the 60s... Celebrating 50 Years Since High School!













































Note:  The donation request on the main page of wilsonhighreunion.com goes to Herb Halling from class of '62.  He has been maintaining this site for all the classes of Wilson.  The donations do not go to our class.  Thanks

Friday, January 20, 2017

Magical Mystery Tour


There will be two buses. First bus will be a 5PM pick up time at the Pacific Inn in Seal Beach. The second bus will be a 6PM pick up time (arriving at the pier event at 7PM).  Location of the second pick up will be decided at a later date.  Sign up for the buses will be sometime around June.

Thursday, January 19, 2017

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

Groovin' on a Sunday Afternoon

Meet 
"UNDER THE ARCHES!"
Park Ave. and 10th St.

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Friday, Aug. 24
“Magical Mystery Tour”… 
Buoy’s at Veterans Pier/ Double Decker Bus
No Host Bar - Light Dinner Included

End of Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier
15 39th Place • Long Beach
(Parking lot located at end of Termino off of Ocean Blvd.
Golf Cart available for ride to end of pier and back!)
Aug. 24 • 6PM to 10PM  $20 per person ........ 

How Many for Friday Aug 24?





 Saturday, Aug. 25
“The Joint was a Rockin'” 
Long Beach Yacht Club
No Host Bar - Buffet Dinner

6201 E. Appian Way
Long Beach
Includes Alumni Book
Aug. 25 • 5PM to 11PM  

$120 single / $210 Couple ........

How Many for Saturday Aug 25?


Sunday, Aug. 26
“Groovin' on a Sunday Afternoon”
Campus Picnic and Tour   12-4PM • Park Ave. and 10th St.
Bring a lunch and join in our subtle version of a Woodstock Style Picnic...
listening to cool sounds from those magical days and just hanging out
with old pals... followed by a personal tour of the campus that you won't want to miss!
FREE! 
 Optional Dress:
60s / 70s Style
However, at this age...
Bras Mandatory!







For those NOT Attending the Reunion
ALUMNI BOOK ONLY    $45..............

Not attending Book




Attendance-to-Date 50th Reunion

Let me know that you plan on attending so your name can be added!
Names are listed as reservations come in... hence why they aren't listed alphabetically :o)

Grads Name and Guest:
  1. Patti GEHRKE
  2. Gary PLUNKETT
  3. Pat ANDERKIN Ferrer
  4. Ed FERRER
  5. Susie STEWART Ramage
  6.     and Jon Ramage
  7. Laurie MURPHY Barry
  8.    and Pat Barry
  9. Jack RABER
  10.   and Cindi Raber
  11. Greg THORPE
  12.   and Debby Thorpe
  13. Cheryl GILES Donnelly
  14.   and Scott Donnelly
  15. Patty McWILLIAMS Peterson
  16.    and Bob Peterson
  17. Burke GUMBINER
  18.    and Susan Ware
  19. Steve DRAKE
  20. Steven KELLAM
  21.    and Nancy Kellam
  22. Kathy RILEY Bratt
  23. Mike MARSHALL
  24. Dennis ROQUET
  25.    and Kelly Kolleen
  26. Wes EDWARDS
  27. Nancy HOLLISTER
  28. Rob TOWNER (from New Zealand)
  29. Jane WALLACE Brug
  30.    and John Brug
  31. Carol RUNNELLS Hinis
  32.    and Russell Hinis
  33. John CUNY
  34. Larry NEWBILL
  35. Carol-Lynn CAMPBELL
  36. Richard DEMPSEY
  37.    amd Babs Dempsey
  38. Steven MacPHERSON
  39.    and Margaret SEAMAN MacPHERSON
  40. John TARLTON (from New Zealand)
  41. Linda MINIFIE
  42. Diane KIRBY Howse
  43. Barbara "Bebop" WOOLPERT Druzsba
  44. Jerry COMPTON and
  45.    Suzy Compton
  46. Richard MALLETT
  47. Ken BUCK
  48.    and Cathleen Buck
  49. Jim LANDIS (from Colombia)
  50. Sharil ORR Follman
  51.    and Jay Follman
  52. Sandi SARVER
  53. Karen CARDINALI Best
  54. Candy ANGLE Santini
  55.    and Godfrey Santini
  56. Deberah PORTER
  57. Greg COOPER 
  58.     and Elaine Cole Cooper ('69)
  59. Brian MEALEY
  60.     and Rhea Ruelke Mealey ('69)
  61. Christine SOUTHWICK Palotay
  62. Glenn HARWOOD 
  63.    and Karen Harwood
  64. Debby "Buns" CUNNINGHAM Eddy
  65. Stephanie FAULKNER Johnson
  66.     and Dave Johnson
  67. Andrea CENTOZ Fairborther
  68.     and Clarke Fairbrother
  69. Jim SOLOMAN
  70.    and Diana Soloman
  71. Susan KIELB Abeles
  72.     and Mike Abeles
  73. Martin HART
  74. Kim JOHNSON
  75.    and Jeri Johnson
  76. Bob GRAVES
  77. Greg JONES
  78. Wendy BARLOW Cecil
  79. John PRICE
  80. Kathy RODE Ediss
  81.    and Ted Ediss
  82. Carol MORIARTY Bingaman
  83. Jennifer MEYER Dronick
  84. Carol SINGLETON Halverson
  85.    and Craig Halverson
  86. Margie SINGLETON Aplanalp
  87. Nick HARRIS
  88.    and Patti Harris
  89. Ron CLARK
  90.    and Carol Clark
  91. Angelique CAUSEY Eddins
  92. Chet ROHER
  93. Fred WISE
  94.    and Karen Wise
  95. Geni LEVINE Thomas
  96.    and Marc Thomas
  97. Gail PILCHMAN Emery
  98.    and Doug Emery
  99. Candy SHOWS DeFazio
  100.    Tony DeFaziio
  101. Tom CROWELL
  102. Marty PAIGE
  103.    and John Taxis
  104.  Carol HOLMES Buckley
  105. Mel MARKHAM and
  106.    Sue Markham
  107. Bob MORLEY
  108.    and Guest
  109. Richard MARCOUX
  110.    and Trudy Tinsley Marcoux (Wilson '69)
  111. Priscilla Ann McCOY Bright
  112.    and Phil Bright
  113. Neal PETERSON
  114.    and Brenda Peterson
  115. Jody POWELL Smith
  116. Stephen NEES
  117.    and Helen Nees
  118. Mimi DECKER Puckett
  119. Marc PUCKETT
  120. Colleen DESMOND Mason
  121.    and Don Mason
  122. Judy LANDIS
  123. Mike McCLAY
  124. Paul ROHR
  125.     and Denise Rohr
  126. John BIGELOW
  127.    and Susie Bigelow
  128. Marilyn CALDWELL Weaver
  129. Bonnie HAND Zimmerman
  130.    and Dennis Zimmerman
  131. Betty JOHNSON Perry
  132.    and Tom Perry
  133. Kathy SHINDLER Gauhan
  134. Randy ROSSI
  135.    and Cristy Rossi
  136. Robin WORLEY
  137. DeAnne WILLIAMS Manley
  138. Kent EASTMAN
  139.    and Sharon Gescheider Eastman ('69)
  140. Lynn EFFINGER
  141.    and Kathy Effinger
  142. Fonita RANDOLPH Fambrough
  143. Randy SIMMONS Budihas
  144.    and Brenda Budihas
  145. Craig TERPSTRA
  146.    and Kathleen Terpstra
  147. Artie WILLISON
  148.    and Judy Sterling (Wilson '69)
  149. Monica COZENSA Brady
  150.    and Fred Brady ('66)
  151. Lawna FORHING Munholland
  152. Glenn HOWARD
  153.    and Mary Howard
  154. Rita CRUZ Jones
  155.    and Charles "Butch" Jones ('66)
  156. Swen LANGEBERG Nater
  157. Wendy PEARL Ghiora Nater
  158. David GOLDIN
  159. Janice TWEEDY
  160. Lucille "Liz" SEKULICH Calafiore
  161. Karen WEBECKE
  162. Candy HIROTO
  163. Kathy KENYON
  164. Bob LUDLAM
  165.    and Carol Ludlam
  166. Priscilla RAGLAND
  167.    and Hubby
  168. Alan HYDE
  169. Claude CURRIE
  170. Greg LITCHSKE
  171. Ann TERRELL Cook
  172. Debby KELLER Blasdel
  173.    and Bradley Blasdel (Wilson '70)
  174. Kathleen MONTGOMERY Parks
  175. Susan VIGNOLO
  176. Barry JETTON
  177. Andy ORDON
  178. Bob HILLMAN
  179.    and Lisa
  180. Rick WILCOXIN
  181.    and Yvonne Wilcoxon
  182. Deborah RICHARD
  183. Michele d'ARLIN Lynch
  184.    and Larry Lynch
  185. Tony FREW Renfrew
  186. John BRAGG
  187.    and Janet Rapaport
  188. Phyllis COVEY
  189. Geoff MAGNALL
  190. Tom POE
  191. Joni DIXON Pontius
  192. Pat MATHEWS
  193.    RaeAnn Suter Mathews
  194. John BLUMBERG
  195. Rob SAGEHORN
  196.    and Marilyn Masuda Sagehorn '70
  197. Katie HENDERSON McCelland
  198. Monica MacKAY Turney
  199.    and Dr. James Gee
  200. Nelson MEAD
  201.    and Diane Mead
  202. Susan MINSON Evert
  203.    and Bill Roediger
  204. Mickey TIMMERMANS
  205. John  MEAGER
  206. Jeanette LA ROE Preece
  207.    and Michael Preece
  208. Chris KEY
  209. Laura McCRARY
  210. Robert MILLER
  211.    and Catherine Miller
  212. La Vonne MILLER
  213.    and Scott
  214. Paul HARTMAN
  215. Debra HILL Dellorto
  216.    and John Dellorto
  217. John STUMM
  218. Rich TEITEL 
  219. Mark ZAHN
  220.    and Bonnie Zahn
  221. Bob STEIN
  222. Steve MANN
  223.    and  Donna Cusimano
  224. Jim HUNT  
  225.    and "date" Greg PIKE! :o)
  226. Liz MOTSINGER 
  227. David BERNEKER
  228. Nord EMBRODEN  
  229.    and Nikki
  230. Carl EBERLY
  231.    and Sheila
  232. John MURRIN
  233.    and DeVonna Murrin
  234. Sharon NIED Butterfield
  235.     and Steve Butterfield
  236. Melissa TRIMMER Jusztin
  237.    and Julie Beaucham
  238. Karen HOOVER
  239. Ed SCHULTZ  
  240. Doug DANNY  - Friday only
  241. Susan OLSON Goldman
  242. Craig WIESENHUTTER
  243.    and guest
  244. Carol WILSON Brassel
  245.    And Robert Brassel

  246. Below are waiting to confirm:
  247. Dennis CLARK
  248.    and Patti Clark
  249. Dexter PADGITT ?
  250.    and Julie Gilmore ('69)
  251. Harry SMITH  ?
  252. Linda FINKLE Reilly ?
  253.    and Patrick Reilly
  254. Russ ALDRICH ?
  255.   and Pamela Aldrich
  256. Jim WERNER?


  257.   





















































Sweethearts Forever!

Are You Married to a Wilson Grad?   


Doesn't matter what year your spouse graduated...
just that they are a Wilson grad! We'd like to honor 
you in the Alumni Book with your wedding photo, 
date and "now" photo.  Also, please indicate what 
year your spouse graduated from Wilson. Here is a 
sample of sweehearts Monica COSENZA and 
Fred BRADY '66.
May 18, 1974





Please send your color or black and white photo 
of your wedding day and a recent one of you both 
along with date of your wedding to:

P. Gehrke
4515 E. 2nd St.  • Long Beach, CA 90803   

via e-mail
p.gehrke@verizon.net 

Photos will be returned to you!

See below for current list of Married Grads!  
Please let me know of anyone that was left off.
  1. Cynthia ADAMS and Lester NELSON '68
  2. Kathy ALEXANDER and Jim LINGLE '67
  3. Pat ANDERKIN  and Ed FERRAR '68
  4. Wendy BARLOW  and Joe CECIL '66
  5. Greg COOPER and Elaine COLE '69
  6. Monica COSENZA  and Fred BRADY '66
  7. Ritz CRUZ and Charles JONES '66
  8. Mimi DECKER and Marc PUCKETT '68
  9. Kent EASTMAN and Sharon GESCHEIDER '69
  10. Lawna FOHRING  and Jim MUNHOLLAND ‘62 
  11. Patti GEHRKE and Gary PLUNKETT '68
  12. Jane GRAHAM and Ralph SPENCE '68
  13. Karen HERRICK and Bruce ONKEN '68
  14. Debby KELLER and Bradley BLASDEL '70
  15. Patty McWILLIAMS and Bob Peterson '66
  16. Marsha MILTON and Al ROBERSON '66
  17. Steve MacPHERSON  and Margaret SEAMAN '68
  18. Marianne MANHART and Oren SHELLEY '68
  19. Dee HARRINGTON and Steve CHAMBLESS '68
  20. Richard MARCOUX and Trudy TINSLEY '69
  21. Jim MASTICK and Sally MINNIE '69
  22. Brian MELAEY and Rhea RUELKE '69
  23. Yvonne MORIN and Monte BEARD '69
  24. Paula NEFF and Michael RILEY '68
  25. Wendy PEARL and Swen NATER '68
  26. Debbi RUFF and Albert MACK '68
  27. Rob SAGEHORN and Marilyn MASUDA '70
  28. Karen WAFFLE and William RUMFOLA '68
  29. Nancy DUNBAR and Don ELMORE '64
  30. Robert HEGGIE and  Meredith TAYLOR '70






  31.  

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A Note from Fall Student Body President, Rob Towner

Please enjoy this note from Rob Towner, our '68 Fall Student Body President as well as his Vesper's Invocation from 1968...

May 2018:

When Patti Gehrke asked me a few weeks back if I’d write a piece for our reunion,  I readily said that I’d be happy to without having a clue what I could meaningfully say. I guess the best I can do is to reminisce about our years at Wilson and share some of my memories. And given what the organising committee has planned for us on the Saturday night of the reunion, what better place to start than the Rolling Stones.

I loved the Stones’ music.  And although their best music came after we had left Wilson (the first of their four great albums, Beggars Banquet, wasn’t released until later in 1968), we already had Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Get off of My Cloud, Time is On My Side and Ruby Tuesday... and of course Satisfaction.  Interestingly the Stones have a connection with New Zealand (where I live), as an Auckland neurosurgeon saved Keith Richards’ life after he fell out of a tree in Fiji in 2006 and was flown to Auckland for emergency brain surgery (I’ve seen the framed letter of thanks which Richards wrote to the hospital staff after his recovery). And my wife Ann and I saw the Stones here in concert 4 years ago.

We had lots of great music to listen to during our years at Wilson.  Of course the Beatles were dominant in those days with their amazing run of albums – Rubber Soul, Revolver and Sgt. Peppers.  But there was also Bob Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel, Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, Van Morrison, the Byrds, Cream, the Beach Boys and the Doors (my first ever concert was in the summer after we graduated, at the Hollywood Bowl, with Jim Morrison and the Doors, opened by Steppenwolf and the Chambers Brothers). And we loved the Motown music of Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, the Temptations, the Four Tops, and Aretha Franklin (after all these years, I can still hear Kent Eastman singing Respect).  And let’s not forget slow dancing to Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers at the Bruin Den on Friday nights.

As well as listening to amazing music, we saw great movies during our years at Wilson.  How could we ever forget The Graduate (“Mrs. Robinson, you’re trying to seduce me, aren’t you?”), Cool Hand Luke (“What we’ve got here is a failure to communicate”), Bonnie and Clyde (“This here’s Miss Bonnie Parker.  I’m Clyde Barrow.  We rob banks”), In the Heat of the Night, or 2001: A Space Odyssey.  But TV was crap (Gilligan’s Island and Hogan’s Heroes were good but not exactly The Wire or The Sopranos). 

We didn’t have mobile phones, computers, laptops or iPads, and only a few of us (not me) had a car. We wrote out our assignments in longhand or using a manual typewriter.  We were fine; we had no idea what the future held.

But it was sport which was really important to me and most of my best friends at Wilson.  The highlight was unquestionably winning the Moore League football title our senior year, and to do so when no one – nobody – picked us to win at the beginning of the season (the pundits thought we’d finish 4th behind Lakewood, Millikan and Poly).  We played before some huge crowds at Veterans Stadium that year, and many of you would have been there sharing in the excitement.  My best friend Wes Edwards was player of the year in Long Beach. Those are great shared memories.  And how sweet was it to then go to the Bruin Den to dance and celebrate.

But we had our difficult times as well, none more so than in our senior year.  Just a few days ago, on April 4, Wes sent me a YouTube clip of Martin Luther King – 50 years to the day from the date of his tragic assassination in Memphis.  And then there was Bobby Kennedy’s murder in Los Angeles shortly thereafter.  I happen to recently come across the original copy of the speech which I gave at our Vespers Ceremony (in a folder which got sent to me only a few years ago after my mother died).  Our Vespers Ceremony was on June 8,1968, which was also a national day of mourning for Kennedy, and we shared a moment’s silence in his memory.  And two of my friends sadly died in our senior year, Scott McKenzie in an accident (only a few months after he had been a star of our football team), and Janice Holm from illness, a few months after we graduated.

And all around us there was hugely important stuff happening which I – and I imagine many of us – didn’t really appreciate the significance of at the time.  There were the riots in the urban ghettos from 1965 to 1967, there was widespread civil unrest, and the war in Vietnam intensified – and we didn’t then realise that President Johnson and the military were lying to the American people about the nature and development of the war (probably like you, I watched the images of the war on TV at night, thought we were winning, and at that time supported the war without thinking a whole lot about it).

Some of my personal memories of our senior year at Wilson include: the all night gambling party at Neal Peterson’s house; the grad night party, also at Neal’s and all night (instead of going to Disneyland on the bus), following which there was a report in the Press-Telegram about an unsupervised teenage party in Park Estates involving drinking; bodysurfing Huntington Beach and The Wedge with Wes and Craig Wiesenhutter; playing sport with my oldest friends Rob Sagehorn and Randy Rossi; speaking at an assembly at Poly before one of their football games (I think that it was Millikan); and heading off with Craig on my first road trip a few weeks after we graduated, to Yellowstone in Wyoming (but then turning around when we got there because it was raining and returning home for a night, and then heading off the next morning to Rosarita Beach near Ensenada to camp and bodysurf).

And I have a confession to make.  Yes, I was one of the group that toilet papered the quad the night before our very last day of school (we pooled our money and bought hundreds of rolls of tp).  Craig and Greg Pike were dumb enough to run the wrong way when several police cars showed up, hide under the wrong bush (under a bright light) and get caught.  They got called in the next day by Mr Nelson, but they didn’t rat on the rest of us, and we held our breath that last day at Wilson as we watched Craig and Greg clean up the mess.

We were young during our years at Wilson, and it was exciting to be growing up whilst being at a great school. We had a huge amount of fun. For me it was a time of innocence (apart from the toilet papering episode) and lots of new experiences. We all have our collective and separate memories, and for me the years at Wilson were some of the best years of my life.

It looks like Patti and the committee have organised what promises to be a fun and memorable 50th reunion – I look forward to catching up and sharing more memories – they were such special years.

Rob Towner




Sunday, June 9, 1968  Vesper's Invocation:

A new realm of life awaits each one of us: we are the men and women of the future – the voice of tomorrow. Yet tomorrow is not an easy road, tomorrow is surely a challenge. We realize this ever more in the tragic death of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. On this national day of mourning, let us hold the memory of Robert Kennedy dear, but let us also look towards the future. We are once again reminded of the trouble and violence in our land, again reminded of our challenge. Seniors, let us meet this challenge with open minds and open hearts. Let responsibility distinguish all of our goals, all of our efforts. May the spirit of truth be our guiding light. May we be people of conscience and let us possess an enduring courage in our convictions. Let us strive to bring understanding into the lives of all people, and may we have faith that the brotherhood of man will prevail. Most importantly, let ours be a time of joy and happiness. May the sunshine of our love illuminate the lives of all men. Let us meet this challenge with open minds and open hearts. At this time I ask that you rise for thirty seconds of silence in the memory of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

A Note from Spring Student Body President, Mel Markham

To the 1968 graduates of Woodrow Wilson High School,

     Thank you for making a difference.  Ponder back over the last 50 years since we left Wilson High School and all the good things you have done and accomplished.  The influence for good you are and were among your immediate family(spouse, children, grandchildren), extended family, friends, business partners and associates, and neighbors.  Thank you for the self-less service you rendered at a moments notice when it was not convenient.  Thank you for the time you dedicated to coaching, teaching, lifting, serving, sharing, caring, helping those in need around you.  Maybe it was a member of your immediate family, your father or mother you cared for selflessly.  It could have been an Aunt or Uncle, Brother or Sister or a spouse.  Maybe one of your own children or a nephew or niece with special needs or Just needed you.   Cancer and long term illnesses take a toll on everyone.  But you were there.  And you did it without complaining.  Real service  rarely occurs when it is convenient.
Think of the challenges you have faced and conquered over the years. And there are more to come.  We’re not dead yet.
     Our class was strong, vibrant, and dedicated.  And what have we become?  Even stronger, even more caring, and more dedicated. Over the years, in our own realms, we were, have been  and are successful.  What does that mean? What is success?  There are many ways to measure success.  Someone said that success is getting up one more time than we fall.   We have all fallen and failed, to some degree,  but we got up.  And kept moving.  But one definition I love is this:  Those who know you best,  love you the most.  Using that as a measuring stick, I believe that our Class of “68 from Wilson has been one of the most successful  classes to ever graduate.  Individually and as a class we have made a difference—in our immediate families, extended families, among our friends,
business associates, and the widow down the street.    Love is spelled TIME.  Thank you for lovin and taking the time to show love to those around you.
     Challenges, trials, and difficulties over the years have caused some of us to be bruised, but not broken.  Down at times but not out.  Wondering but not complaining.  And knowing that with time, all things will be good and work out.  Like Winston Churchill said at a graduation ceremony during World War II, (he arose and said the following 9 words), “Never give up. Never. Never. Never.
Never give up.”  Thank you for having that kind of grit.  We appreciate your example of goodness and what you have become.  We love you.

Mel Markham
Spring Student Body President
Class of ’68
Woodrow Wilson High School

The Long Hair Days and Before!


Remembering those fabulous, free-spirited, long hair days!
My how we transformed in just a few years!
Send in your favorite pic ASAP!
The black and white head shots are our 1968 senior pics.
Click on each photo to enlarge.
We're also adding photos from days past that fellow Bruins have sent it.
Just email a photo to wilsonreunion68@gmail.com
1st Grade Lowell Mrs. Dumas Class


Laurie Murphy and Judy Landis 1962






Candy Angle  and hubby to be 1970

20th Reunion 1988
Edith Caldwell, Mark Zahn, Rita Cruz, Greg Gones
Mary Sallee, Dan Tully and Nancy Bullock
St. Matthews classmates


20th Reunion 1988
Dan Tully, Ed Schultz, Mark Lewis, Lonnie Fluent, Greg Sears, Jeff Severson ('67)
Mike Lewis, Greg Jones, and Gary Denton ('67)



Wes Edwards and Rob Towner looking oh so handsome...
after returning from travels to Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia and Bali in 1972-73



Mike Sullivan and Glenn Harwood


Glenn Howard



Glenn Harwood



Debby Keller



Susie Stewart



Mike McClay - or in this case - Then & Now!


Prom Night! L-R: Ken Buck, Craig Terpstra, John Meager, Jim Landis, Andy Ordon and Steve Terpstra



L-R:  Rachel Statman and the rest are from class of '69
Gaye Sandberg, Audrey Putman, Rhea Ruelke, Carol Meltzer and Lynn Hankey



Rogers Jr High (why are we all wearing solid color similar dresses?)

Rogers Jr High


Karen Cardinale at the "Pleasure Faire"



Pat Anderson 1970


Wes Edwards and Skip Rowland 1987



Sharil Orr, Sharon Neid, Janet Mattingly, Bebop Woolpert, Judy Fabish and girl unknown


Debby "Buns" Cunningham


Sharil Orr



Dan Spellens


Wendy Pearl 1969















DeAnne Williams 1979






















Chris Seal





















1978 - From our 10 Year Reunion!  




























1978 - From our 10 Year Reunion! 



1978 - From our 10 Year Reunion!   



Judy Landis '70s


Jerry Compton is the guy at the top of the pyramid while they were craning the white pvc cover on to the pyramid. 
It was a 50’ tall scale model of Cheops pyramid in Egypt


John Bragg and Andy Ordon

Gary Plunkett 1971

Kathy Rode 

Patti Gehrke 1971

Jack Raber and Jeff Loomis 1980


Rob Sagehorn, Randy Rossi and Bonnie Hand






Paul Colucci 1976



Bonnie Dean and Sharil Orr '70s
Claude Currie '68, Gary Denton '67, Jim Anderson '69 and Mike Deeds '67



Randy Simmons (2nd from left with bare chest!) with The Emperors





Burke Gumbiner, friend, Dale Johnson, Jay Clark, Bobby Sterling, Sandy Ryan ('69)
and Judy Sterling ('69) - Maui 1971
Matt Johnson -1968 to present - still living the dream!