Jim Brimmer took some great shots of our Alma Mater to share...
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Jim Brimmer,
Photographer
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Bill Barborich and Sue
Schwingel Arnold
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Well,
Suzie and I made the Village Voice. It
was not for any crime, this time!! THe picture was taken at out
Christmas
dance. Suie looks great, as always. Contrary to how the picture looks,
I only
had one glass of wine, honest !!!  |
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We had a geat time at Ray Ojeda's Birthday Bash! |
| Thought you would like to see a photo of Ray with his
band...and another with his wife and Pat Bacon |
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Jim went Bass fishing and bagged a biggie!
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Jim Brimmer
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Hello!
I think of the good ol' class of "59" quite often and wonder what
life has brought to each classmate. I live in Newberry South Carolina.
{Mid-state) I have five sons, am divorced, and work at Mid
Carolina High School. Aaron, my fifteen year old, keeps me young.
JOAN Valach
HARTMAN
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Howdy from Arkansas,
After Suzie showed me the pictures from the reunion, I was really sorry
we could not make the trip. Suzie and I have already put it on our
agenda to make the next one. Since retiring to Hot Springs
Village, AR.,we have made only one trip back north.
In April my youngest, Lori, (also an alumni of CMH)
graduated from the University of Northern Michigan with a B.S.
Psychology. Suzie and I made the trip north for the commencement.
We only had two days to spent in Wisconsin. By the time we made our
visits to the kids and families, it was time to head back. Regrettably,
we did not have time to spent with friends.
A special hello to Mary Ann. I pray you are doing great,
again, these days. I'm doing just fine and am at peace with the world.
I now have eight Grandchildren and expect to have a great grandchild
within the next two years. That should make any-one feel old. Too bad I
haven't reached that stage, yet. If anyone gets down to the Hot
Springs area, stop in for a visit, stay as long as you want. We have
plenty of room. The village is only fifteen minutes north of Hot
Springs on hwy 7. I am working part time and golf every chance I get.
Suzie and I also take as many trips as we can every year.
Regards to all,
Bill Barborich
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Hi there!
This is the first reunion I've missed going to.and I really missed not
seeing the gang again.
Since I've been here in Arkansas, I've only heard from a couple members
of the class once or twice. Send me a e-mail when you can.
Regards, Suzie! SUZANNE
SCHWINGEL
p.s. I hope you all are doing well...
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DEAR Class of 1959
JUST DOWNLOADED THE REUNION PICTURES FROM LAST YEAR- GREAT
SORRY TO HAVE MISSED MY 1ST ONE - HAVE NOT RETURNED TO
WAUKESHA FOR 4 YEARS, HOWEVER WILL BE ABLE TO THIS YEAR- ONLY ONE LEFT
IN THE FAMILY IS MY SISTER JUDITH .
FOR THE RECORD I'M AT JOHNM@WEEKEND <mailto:JOHNM@WEEKEND.COM
STILL WORKING HARD AS A 27 YEAR CREDIT MANAGER AT YET
ANOTHER COMPANY CALLED WEEKEND EXCECISE COMPANY - THEY MAKE AND
DISTRIBUTE WOMENS JAZZERCISE WEAR THRU THE BRAND NAME " MARIKA "THROUGH
DEPARTMENT STORES AND SPORTING GOOD STORES
ALIVE AND WELL IN WHAT THEY SAY IS " AMERICA'S FINEST CITY-
SAN DIEGO IF ANYONE COMES OUT HERE ...LET ME KNOW ON THE WEB
THANKS AGAIN - JOHN L. MICKEL 59'
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It was great to see the pictures of the
reunion and now I'm so sorry I missed it as there were some people I'd
not ever seen since the summer of 59.
To bring you up to
date--I've just retired after 34 years of teaching in the public
schools. This is going to be the best September ever!
I still have a hobby "out of control", making and selling appliqued
sweats at craft shows, primarily in northern Wis vacationland. So
I really still have my "fun" job and a pension check! My
husband has been disabled with rhuematoid arthritis for 29 years, but
he is not nearly in as much pain as earlier in the disease, so we plan
to travel some--friends in Texas this winter, also a trip to Hawaii in
Feb. Just returned home from a looooong week-end to see our
second son, wife, and granddaughter in Detroit. We have 3
grandsons here in Wis. Rapids also. We have been blessed
with 2 wonderful kids who have made responsible choices in
life.
Where are you now-a-days? Keep in touch. I promise
I'll make the next reunion.
Theresa Kawatski, (now Terry Davis)
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