45th Reunion Booklet

Alcorn, Joyce Ann (Millikan) 10101 Dellwood Drive, El Paso, Texas 79924. marshnjoy@hotmail.com. Missionary in Mexico working with New Tribes Mission. U of MD -Elementary Education; New Tribes Language & Linguistics Institute. Married-Marshal -same occupation. Children: Nate 37, Josh 35, Natalie 33. Grandchildren: Sophia 11, Josh 7 and Iban 5.  Highlights: Knowing and believing God, a good marriage to a wonderful man for 40 years, raising three terrific children, and delighting in three precious grandchildren. Marsh and I have been involved in missionary work with New Tribes Mission for the last 35 years.  It is a non-denominational mission working with unreached tribal people in 35 countries around the world.    We spent our first years living among the Tarahumara people located in the Sierra Madre Mountains of Northern Mexico.  The last twenty-five years we have been involved in language and culture consultation to missionaries in other tribal groups and leadership on the field of Mexico. Best/Worst: Being selected as the 1965 Blue & Gold Queen. It is hard to pick a bad memory because they  fade over the years.

Anderson, Walter J. “Joe”  5767 Oakland Road, Eldersburg, MD 21784. joeanderson5767@comcast.net. Retired-Sr. Manager, Federal Aviation Administration.  Graduate, U.S. Army Artillery and Missile Officer Candidate School (1967); B.S. in Business and Public Admin. (1972), M.S. in Management (1977); and Doctor of Strategic Leadership (2008). Married (40 yrs.)- Karen-full-time Mom.  Children: Derek, Lindsay, Kyle and Brett. Grandchildren: Kaiden, Ryan and Memphis, and one more due in June! Highlights:  Surviving two combat tours in Vietnam (’67-’69) after high school (what some of us referred to as “the senior trip”) and also being able to serve in the Army with other HPHS ’65 grads Greg Barnes and Bernie Kelly and ’66 grad Dan Kubican; marrying the most wonderful woman in the entire world; being blessed with four of the greatest kids in the world; and knowing that the above was all by the grace and mercy of God! I retired in January 2007 in order to become a full-time care giver for my wife who has been suffering from the effects of Alzheimer’s disease for nearly 6 years. Currently working on writing several books. Best: The friends (especially Leon Viands, my brother Steve, Rita Gibson, and Vicki Gibb) that I had at HPHS and the goofy things we all did. Then there was Mr. Vincent and his constant bantering, or poor Mrs. Grumman and how we were always messing with her head. Worst: that I was youthfully brain-dead, an advanced underachiever, and didn’t have a clue. for most of my four years at High Point.

Anna, Mary (Ruksznis) 70 Vittorio Veneto, Savigliano, Italy 12038. maryruksznis@gmail.com.  Retired. Single.  Children:  Elizabeth Waller, Susan Antonelli.  Grandchildren:  Katie, Sammi, Chris, Mike Antonelli; Jake Waller  Highlights:  Living in Italy almost 20 years.  My daughter Elizabeth Waller is a TV producer.   Susan is a fulltime mom with 4 children.  Best/Worst:  Best memory is going to school with my friends and they still are my friends.

Baker, Carol Lee (Marsh) 4482 Gary Way, Chambersburg, PA 17202 dinsdawter@yahoo.com.

Barkley, James “Jim” 1912 Summit Top Drive, Kerrville, TX 78028. cbarkley@stx.rr.com. OSHA On-Site Consultation Mgr (State of Texas). BSBA U of MO, AAS Fire Science Technology Del Mar College and countless trips to the OSHA Training Institute in Chicago. Married: Cathy - High School Special Ed Diagnostician.  Children: None. Highlights: After achieving slightly above average grades all through high school and at MU, and managing to avoid having to take any dreaded science courses, in 1994 I completed a degree program with a 4.0 that included 10 hours of chemistry. It was a wonderful thing to finally do what my Langley Park Elementary School counselors and teachers had said I was capable of doing. I have devoted the last 32 years to helping workers go home in the same shape they were when they arrived at work. It’s a good feeling! Best: Too many to single out.  Special hello to my track and cross country teammates. Worst: After the Prom, sitting with 5 other couples in the Blue Room of the Shoreham Hotel in D.C. surrounded by a maitre d’, captain, two waiters and a busboy. One of our dates had called ahead days earlier to find out what a meal and beverage would cost (and we had it down to the penny). Each of us gentlemen carried a $20 bill to cover the evening. Unfortunately, we didn’t know that there would be a $3 cover charge to listen to Roger Williams play the piano. Tip too? These guys expected it! The bill was $126.73. I will remember that figure all my life. It was like a scene out of a comedy as the bill was silently passed around the table - each person’s eyes popping in turn as they looked at it and passed it on. After pooling all our pocket change and asking our dates for money, we finally got out without having to wash dishes.

Barnes, Gregory Dale  39126 Wahl Street, Sterling, Alaska 99762-9626. gjbarnes77@hotmail.com.  Retired. BS in Accountancy U of MD 1971, MBA in Finance U of MD 1972.  Children:  Laura 34 and Bradford (deceased).  Highlights:     Taught accounting for 27 years at Clarion U of PA in Oil City and Clarion, PA.  Blessed with two wonderful children.  Awarded a fourteen-month vacation by U.S. Army to Cu Chi and Bien Hoa areas of Vietnam from March 1967 to May 1968 where I tried my best to avoid work, danger, and disease.  Field picked tobacco for a week in the summer of 1968.  2001 - gutted salmon in Ketchikan, Alaska for 18 days.  2002-enjoyed working as a ‘Terribles’ Casino gaming awards clerk in Las Vegas where I gave out gifts to gamblers.  1978 to 2006- Donated approximately 15 to 20 gallons of blood products to society.  From 2000 to 2002 I donated plasma approximately every 15 to 21 days.    Best:   School wardrobe appreciation, a.k.a. breast watching.  Weekend beer drinking.  Meeting my first wife, Barbara Fisher in POD class where we supported Barry Goldwater for President in opposition to most of the class.  Worst:  Holiday requirement of taking home on the bus our smelly gym clothes to launder; the gym class requirement of climbing the rope to the ceiling; dread of asking a girl for a date to the senior prom; hearing the latest news on the Cuban missile crisis during class changes; being a nerd! 

Barnett, Jane (Spitzer) 1721 North Coral Bells Drive, Tucson, AZ  85745. lspitzer@comcast.net.  Retired Special Education teacher.  BFA-UCLA.  Married to Len a retired engineer.  Children:  Ari 38, Seth 37, and Mindy 35.  Grandchildren:  Evan 12 and Ryan 10.  Highlights:    Raising a wonderful family with my husband.  Enjoying retirement, traveling and doing volunteer work.

Bath, Donna (Armiger) 3714 Astoria Road, Kensington, MD., 20895.  Donna_Armiger@navyfederal.org.  Manager, Navy Federal Credit Union – BA University of Maryland 1969, MBA University of Phoenix 2002.  Married Milt- Attorney.  Children:  Stephanie 29.

Bladen, Lynn (Garland) 135 Nottingham Road, Deerfield, NH, 03037. lynn.garland@gmail.com.  Retired and volunteer.  Extension Educator Emeritus 4-H youth Development. BS-U of NH, MS-U of MD.  Married – Charlie – Boundary Line Research (property and legal research).  Children:  Peggy, CK and Jenny (adopted into  family).  Grandchildren:  Ashley 18.  Highlights:  Served 39  years as 4H Extension Educator in Rockingham County, NH. Completed 40 years coordinating 4H programs at both Stratham and Deerfield Fair.  Stratham Fair named our 4H exhibit hall the “Lynn Garland 4H Exhibit Hall.”  Was selected to represent NH among 100 in our state to conduct programs on the National Mall and later in NH for the Smithsonian’s Folk Life Festival.  Spent 2 weeks in DC with our NH team and representatives from Romania and South Africa.  Served on National 4H Extension Agents Association Board of Directors and on the curriculum design team for National 4H money management project books for middle school youth.  Took the UNH Extension Master Gardener Course, now assisting with county demonstration gardens and reorganizing our town’s garden club after 5 years of inactivity of the group.  Continuing to lead a 4H club now with clover bud members.  Joy  to see them learn to sew and have fun with foods, crafts and service projects.  Cruises:  South America, CanCun, Alaska, Italy, and Mediterranean.  Also visit Mom in Beltsville who is 93 years young.  Best/Worst:  Quality of teachers and classes that prepared us so well for college.  Fun in our senior year typing class.  How stunned we all were hearing the assassination of President Kennedy.

Boteler, Clifford E. Jr. “Sonny” 4907 Powder Mill Rd, Beltsville, MD 20705 sonboteler@aol.com. Realtor. U of MD. Divorced. Highlights: Partner in Boteler & Sons business 30 yrs; went to Woodstock; went to Ireland & Scotland.  Best: Playing in the Band; the friends that I made and still have from HPHS mean a lot to me.

Branch, Barbara Ann (Fuston) 4010 Miranda Drive, Paris, TX, 75462.  bafuston@suddenlink.net.  Retired.  Prince George’s Comm. College.  Married – John Fuston Sr.  Retired – Prince George’s County Fire Department.   Children:  John Thomas Jr. 42.  Grandchildren:  Sophie Bridgett 9 months.  Highlights:  That I am an 11 year cancer survivor.

Brooks, Douglas M. 7104 Waking Dreams Knoll, Columbia, MD 21044. dmbrooks47@hotmail.com. Retired Investment Advisor. BA-Hobart College; MBA-U of MD. Married-Kyle-Retired from U of MD.  Children: Duncan 28,  Meredith 24  Highlights: Wonderful wife, great family; Nearly 30 year career at Baltimore Investment firm Alex Brown, later Deutsche Bank Alex Brown. Ten years of service on Board of Directors of Vantage House, a Continuing Care Retirement Community in Columbia. USTA Senior Tennis team reached National Championships and came in 4th in Country in 2005. Fortunate enough to do some traveling. Best: Marching Band Trip to the Mardi Gras.  Going in to DC to drink beer and related adventures. Worst: Doris Comby—Vice Principal.

Brown, James E “Jim” 10611 Redmont Avenue, Tujunga, CA 91042 leomane1@verizon.net. Retired Aerospace Engr, Aspiring Mathematician.  BS-Mathematical Engineering, U of MD; MS-Engineering, Cal State-Northridge; BS-School teaching, Mathematics.  Single. Best/Worst: Winning County Cross-Country as a Junior; running track for Coach Ballew, who I still see when in town; quitting Cross-Country and track over dispute with new coach; graduating. 

Brown, Karon Collette (Martin), 9030 49^th Place, College Park, MD, 20740. caronkaron@gmail.com.  Retired. AA Business Mgmt.  Divorced.  Children: Caron 34 and Dawn 41.  Grandchildren: Keenan 12; expecting granddaughter in May 2010.  Highlights:  Retired after 41 years Federal Gov’t service. Now spend my time between home and Hedgesville, WV at our cabin on the Potomac River.  Life is Good!  Best/Worst: Graduation, both joyous and sad.  I looked forward with great happiness to taking the first step of the rest of my life.  I faced it with sadness as well, knowing that I would never again see many of the friends I had made over the years.  Sadly, this has turned out to be the reality.

Bruder, Kathryn Susan (Smith)  2433 Medford Court West, Fort Worth, TX, 76109.  jsmithmd@airmail.net. Homemaker. Married – Judson P. Smith, class ’65 – Ophthalmologist – M.D.  Children:  Judson IV 27, Christine 30, and Greg 23.  Grandchildren:  none. 

Bryant, Margaret “Peggy” 4170 Cortina Court, Pleasanton, CA 94588. pegbry@comcast.net. NOTE: Attended HPHS in ’63 & ’64; moved to IL after Junior yr. Hospital Laboratory Manager.  Ph.D. in Microbiology. Divorced.  Children:  Margaret 26 and James 29.  Best/Worst:  Band—Marching in the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans.  Also, concert band rehearsals with Director Smith.

Cadell, Diane Marie 1921 Hickory Hill Lane, Silver Spring MD 20906 loysenp1@verizon.net. Associate Director of Health Studies. BS-Marketing. Not married. Highlights: Great job in survey research design and am retiring this year; love of photography and travel - have gone on many trips of a lifetime. I just went on an expedition to Antarctica, South Georgia and the Falkland Islands to photograph wildlife and to hike. It was awesome! We have over 3,000 photos, and that’s just the ones we kept! I have traveled to all 7 continents. Best: Miss Keene’s History class, friendships, graduation. Worst: braces, the portable classrooms

Calhoun, Michael 3450 Mountain Road, Haymarket, VA  20169. jabbasan@comcast.net.  Defense contractor.  George Washington University-MA Public Administration; National Defense University-MA International Relations.  Married – Airi- Homemaker.  Children:  Egan 9.  Highlights:  As a retired Navy Officer I have lived and traveled all over the world to include multiple trips to the North Pole.  I have participated in all major (and some minor) international conflicts in which the US has been involved since 1965 and have managed to survive 3 helicopter crashes and one submarine collision with all the major parts of my body still intact.  Best/Worst:  Most memorable was probably the

band trip to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras.  Funny how the brain tends to forget the bad memories!

Campbell, James M. P.O. Box 366, Owings, MD 20736.  Retired. Married – Sandra, vocational support specialist.  Children:  Jimmy 33, Billy 30, Heather 23, Charley 21, Travis 18 and Laura 16.  Grandchildren:  Charity 5 and Harmonay 1.  Highlights:  Stayed alive; born again in Christ Jesus.  Best/Worst:  Leaving school in afternoon—going in morning.

Carey, Keylth 17861 66.50 RD, Montrose, CO 81403. kcarey@hotmail.com. Divorced.  Children:  Keylth 41. Highlights:  I only made it to Captain, U.S. Army.  Best:  Joyce Muir my first girlfriend/pal, Peggy (Margaret) Bryant, my first love, John Erdman and roller skating at the Bladensburg rink, school band (Don Smith), P.G. County Orchestra, State Band and Orchestra, All Eastern Band and Orchestra, Howard and Milton Phibbs and Paula Bing, our neighbors the Kunderts, Frau Monke (German teacher), racing through Sligo Creek Park and the zoo in my Austin Healey Sprite along with Sonny Boteler and Guy Meredith.  Worst:  The marching band’s trip by bus to the Mardi Gras in 1963 when all of us who went came down with intestinal flu and had to lay over in South Carolina for medical treatment.

Ceccone, Richard  18017 Highfield Road, Ashton, MD, 20861. ceccoreal@aol.com.  Commercial Real Estate Consultant.  U of MD- B.S., 1972; U of PA, Real Estate-Finance.  Married – Daphne – Management Consultant.  Children:  none.  Higlights:  Meeting interesting people in the national and regional spotlight, and traveling nationally and internationally.  Best/Worst:  Traveling to Ocean City during the summers.  The vice principal’s office.

Chaney, Linda E. 34822 Mute Swan Lake, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971 mdcrab13@netzero.net.  Retired from General Motors Acceptance Corporation.  Highlights: Successful career at G.M.A.C. for 31 yrs; spending the last 22 yrs with two nieces and nephews who are the joy of my life - they are 22, 18, 17, and 12. Best: Meeting many people and enjoying good times, but lost contact after graduation.  Worst: Loss of schoolmates in the Vietnam War.

Cohnheim, Mark G. 570 East Street, East Palestine, OH 44413. Retired (8 years).  Married (38 years) Patty – Retired/Federal Government.  Highlights:  I quit smoking 19 years ago.  I won a car at a Senator’s game in 1970 before they moved to Texas.  A few weeks later (July 4^th weekend) I met my wife Patty who is from western PA.  Amazingly, I’ve managed to stay married.  Being able to retire at 56, having a wonderful wife and a beautiful home.  Best/Worst:  The obvious: JFK assassination.  I was in 5^th period, Mr. Smith’s class,  Salesmanship.  On the first day of school in my Senior year having the fear I would have Mrs. Biggs for English.  Well, fears come true.  Just did pass her class.  Another bad memory was on my birthday, whoever flattened my tires, and broke my sideview mirror, I’m still looking for you.  It wasn’t the kind of birthday present I was expecting.  Thank you very much!

Coleman, Marie Anita (McElroy), 4207 Deepwater Lane, Tampa, FL 33615 mcelrmar@berkeleyprep.org.  Educator. MS-Education. Married-Michael. Children: Christine, Theresa and Kevin.  Grandchildren: Cole 7, Isabella 6, Alex 5, Matteo 4, Ellie 3, and Valentina 2. Highlights: Owner/Director of private school; Director of after-school programs; Instructor of Daycare Certification programs; piano teacher. Best/Worst: I only attended HPHS for the end of my junior year and my senior year.

Cote`, Juliette (Mays)  141 Grady Street, Woodland, MS, 39776.  jimays07@hughes.net.  Certified Public Accountant.  BS –Accounting UMUC.   Widow.  Children:  Richard & Ledin.  Grandchildren:  Kyle and Karrisa.  Highlights:  Becoming a CPA.

Crotts, Bruce 1013 Red Oak Place Chula Vista, CA 91910. bcrotts@pacbell.net. Retired Naval Aviator; Academic Teacher in State Prison. BA-Economics, U of MD; MA-Business Management, Troy University, AL; California Teaching Credential, Multiple Subjects, National University, San Diego, CA. Married-Kay-Retired banking/financial. Children: James (deceased), Brian. Grandchildren: Ryan 23, Cheryl 18. Highlights: Career Naval Aviator, 23 years US Navy, retired. Teaching, second career, 17 years thus far. Married to a wonderful wife. Best/Worst: Good friends; good fun, Track and Cross Country teams; long nights studying for finals.

Crowder, Frances (Raynor) 4216 Springview Court, Jefferson, MD 21755. fjraynor@yahoo.com. Retired HS Teacher, BS-Hood College.  Widowed. Children: Todd, Dorie & Karen. Grandchildren: Camden 12, Owen 10, Kenna 8, Evan 6 & Mason 4. Highlights: Graduating from college and raising three children.  Best:  Road trip to New Orleans for Mardi Gras.

Dallalio, Cheri L. (McCollough) 872 R Doris Drive, Arnold, MD 21012 cheri@cbrmove.com. Real Estate Owner & Franchise Director for Advance Realty. Various real estate training. Married-David-Real Estate Owner, Franchise Sales and Assoc. Broker/Settlement Officer. Children: Denise 39 & Brigitte 34. Grandchildren: Mitchell 9  and Brooke 5.  Highlights: my wonderful daughters, grandchildren and great husband. Best: My new friends at HPHS became lifelong friends.

Danner, Dennis Fred 13105 Isle of Mann Way, Highland, MD, 20777. d2danner@verizon.net. Builder/Developer.  BA-U of MD. Married.  Children:  Denise  40, Emily 26 and Christopher 21, Caitlin  20 and Alexander 18.  Grandchildren:  Max 3.

Davidson, Melvin “Corky” 3867 Double S Road, Dayton, TN,  37321. corky.1@netzero.net. Maintenance director, engineering, apprentice thru Journeyman Machinist at The Washington Post, Ditto Electrical engineering, International Chemical Corp. Married – Christina – Homemaker. Children:  Melinda Anne (38), Regina Louise (35), and Cynthia Louise (29).  Grandchildren:  Robert, Amanda, Bradley, Shyanne, and Emily.  Highlights:  Surviving military combat missions.  Working in industrial concerns, made available appliance service and rebuild for poor and needy.  Best/Worst:  Meeting and now remembering all those who passed thru my life, several were neighbors, some only in school but remembered just the same. Most notable to me was a friend and neighbor, Paul R. Anzelone. Rest easy Paul. Worst was finding out about Paul. Also sitting in bookkeeping class in my junior year and hearing the announcement of the death of JFK.

Delauter, Howard Ignatius, "Nace" 8121 Loft Court, Severn, MD 21144. nace660@verizon.net. Operating Engineer AFL-CIO Local#77 (37 yrs.), Senior Engineer @ Dynasty Equipment  (24 yrs.), Local #77 shop steward  (20 yrs.). Attended various classes: new technologies, techniques, new equipment, new OSHA rules... Multiple "new" safety regulations/rules. Married- Kathi-Business owner  website design & development (designer of our HPHS1965.com website). Children: Tina, Jeff. Grandchildren: Cody 16. Highlights: Successfully raising two children. Never spending a night in jail. Never being audited. Being clinically dead twice and recovering to tell about it. Best: The 60's... A great time to be in high school. A bit turbulent, a tragic war... but all things considered -- a great time to be alive! Worst: Being suspended for an innocent "prank" with Dexter Drake!

Dellinger, Stephen 8904 2nd St. Lanham, Md 20706
pileofpups@aol.com. Retired 34 years-US Government General Services Administration. BA U of MD, MS George Washinton U. Married 37 years to Barbara, Interior Designer-Health Care
Children: Justin 31 and Natasha 22. Highlights: Surviving High Point and the US Government; traveled throughout US and Europe; building street ‘Rods; playing Guitar and Harmonica
Best: all my friends. Worst: Never a fan of studying.

Drummond, Thomas F. (Tom) 201 6^th Street, Winona, IN, 46590, tandjdrummond@embarqmail.com. Retired Firefighter; Self Employed Construction  Company.  Construction Business College.  Married – Jean, bank teller and her own home office.  Children:  Tim 40, Tammy 38 and Tom 34.  Grandchildren:  Marissa 14, Philip 12, Justin 12, Brianna 10, Devin 9, Brelle 5, Madison 5 and Gavin 4.  Highlights:  Retiring in August 2005 after thirty-one years of firefighting.  I have my own construction company (over thirty years) with branch in Indianapolis run by my son Tim.  Best/Worst:   Good friends.

Dube’, Donna Marie (Bradburn) 23540 South Patuxent Beach Road, California, MD 20619 dbradbrn@gmail.com. School bus driver for my fun money! It allows me to go places and do things! I also have the whole summer off! AA’s- Accounting, and Management Development. Widowed. Children: Ken  and Dave Kauffman. Grandchildren: Kaitlyn 11, Sam 9, and Ema 18 mos.  Highlights: raising two great sons. I have to say that going white water rafting last year was an accomplishment for this old lady. I loved it and intend to go again. My late husband and I built our house from the ground up. It was fun to do, but it is the last time I will do that! Next ime around I will hand the builder the plans and tell him to call me when I can move in!  Best/Worst: What I remember most about a disappointing moment in high school is not making the pom-pom squad. I was crushed when my name wasn't announced over the speaker system. I did, however, survive.

Dwiggins, Donna G. Ph.D. 406 C Street, Fairbanks, AK 99701. ddwiggins@k12northstar.org  PLEASE NOTE: Email address is a business account.  Instructor for English-Second Language Learners at Tanana Middle School; Adjunct Professor for Central Texas College in Anthropology, Spanish, History. - Ph. D -Anthropology; Teaching Cert. for Social Studies, History, Spanish and Anthropology. Divorced. Children: Rebecca 39, Steven 36 and Soshana 32.  Grandchildren: Alexis Elizabeth Jobe 10, Hannah Veronica Kun 4.  Highlights:  Lived in South America 1980-1989; raised 3      bi-lingual children and now assist with raising 2 grandchildren!  Returned to graduate school in 1996, carried out original research in highland Ecuador in 1999, receiving a Ph.D. in Anthropology in 2001. Published a dissertation and various articles, as well as an original, 4-volume method of ESL instruction with accompanying workbooks. Worked with a Native Alaskan tribal consortium as an applied cultural anthropologist in Fairbanks AK. Most recently, I assumed care of my father during end-stage Alzheimer’s disease after the unexpected passing of my mother in October 2009. I remained in Maryland for nearly 4 months until my dad passed away in Dec. at their home in the very neighborhood of the location of the reunion. If anyone is determined to visit Alaska, please contact me – I’d love to see you! Best wishes to all.  Best:  Participating in band and all the trips and events that entailed.

Erdmann, John 1523 North Yaz Point, Hernando, FL 34442, merdmann@tampabay.rr.com. Retired. B.S. Computer Science. Married – Mary Lee-Retired.  Children:  Joe 30, John Jr. 39.  Grandchildren:  Elias 12 and Liam 18 mos.  Highlights:  AA- Montgomery College.  BA-UMUC.  Completed 32 years of Federal Gov’t service and 5 years in private industry.  Started a rock-n-roll band in 1991.  Trying a new career as DJ/KJ in my home state of Florida.  Best:   Smokin’ in the boy’s room and during gym with friends.  Worst:  Attending calculus classes with, I believe, Mr. Long.  I absolutely hated that class—never passed it until college.

Everley, Gail E. (Unsworth), 6432 Allview Drive, Columbia, MD  21046. Contractor.  Married- George, Store Manager, McCormick Paints.  Children:  Albert 42.  Highlights:  Graduated!  Travel with my best friend Linda (Hotaling) Miller (friends for 45 years).  Retired Veterans Affairs/work 2 days a week Commerce Dept.  Have a little home in Lewes, DE close to Linda.  Best/Worst:  Skipped school with Ralph Biggs and went to North Beach; came home, got caught, got punished.  My “hang around friends.” Going to dances.

Fariss, Barbara (Ickes) 601 Vinta Mill Road West, Prospect, TN, 38477. barbara.ickes@gmail.com.  Married 39 years-Bill (Class of ’65), .  Retired, Procurement Agent.  Washington School for Secretaries. Married.-Bill (class of ‘65)- Retired. Children:  Owen 35, Karl 26 and Will 24.  Grandchildren:  Gavin 7, Keith 3, Gabriel 2, and Kayla 6 months.  Highlights:  Stay-at-home Mom for 17 years; retired from Lockheed Martin as a buyer under contract to the US Army and foreign governments for missile defense.  Lived in Warrenton, VA, Seattle, WA, and Huntsville, AL.  Love the laughter of the children and grandchildren; enjoyed building our “retirement” home on 60 acres not far from Nashville!  Enjoy riding the Harley (especially in South Dakota and Wyoming), going to concerts, tagging along to the casinos with Bill who continues to make me laugh!  Love living in the South!  Best/Worst: Best memories had to be going to the night football games with Sandi Johnson, driving around the “Mo,” going to PG “library” to “study” with Bill, Saturdays at PG Plaza.  Worst is having no aptitude for Latin!

Ferrant, Paula (Mask)  3400 Hance Road, Port Republic, MD, 20676. pmask20639@yahoo.com.  Archaeologist, Conservation Planner – AA Degree Prince George’s CC.  Married – Craig D. Mask (class of ‘65) – Conservation Planner, Commercial Fisherman.   Children:  Dawn Marie 40.  Grandchildren:  William Christopher Penney 9.  Highlights:  Raising a wonderful daughter;  contributing to the understanding of Southern Maryland’s Colonial History through archaeology and now helping farmers conserve their land.  Best/Worst:  Meeting my husband, going to dances and games, spending time with friends on week-ends.  Riding the hot school bus to the bowling alley.

Finley, Linda Jo (Lockner),  5950 South Cliff Lane, Black Hawk, SD, 57718.  linda_lockner@msn.com.  Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor.  MS- Education.  Married  – Terry – Retired.  Children:  Annaliza and Leitha.  Grandchildren:  Dante.  Highlights: Too numerous to mention. (LOL).  Best/Worst:  Who can remember?

Gibb, Vicki (Bristow) 602 Trafalgar Court, Dania Beach, FL 33004. tomandvickibristow@yahoo.com. Retired Bookkeeper for HS in Broward County, FL. Married - Thomas- Retired Teacher. Children: (stepsons) Thomas 42 & Albert 40.  Grandchildren: Madeleine 11, Nathan 8, & Katherine 4.  Happily married 32 years and love being a grandmother.  Best: Mr. Vincent and Mr. Goff (POD).

Glendening, Carol (Abbott) 2390 Glover Drive, Mt. Airy, MD, 21771.  skippysmom1@comcast.net.  Systems Analyst.  Married – Bill – Retired.  Highlights:  Obtained an Engineering Degree.  Married a great guy.  Traveled.  Bought a small farm to train and show horses.  Enjoying life!!  Best:  I loved my art classes!  Worst: The guys on the football team used to smoke cigarettes in my car before football practice.  I had a hard time explaining to my parents why the car reeked of smoke!

Goldberg, Steve 154 Professional Center Parkway, San Rafael, CA., 94903. stevegoldberg_srca@1hotmail.com.  Customhouse Broker.  Married  – Irina Estrina – Software tester.  Children:  Becky and Barry.  Children:  Shira and Adina Warburg.  Highlights:  My wife and I have taken up traveling lately, so since I retired from the Federal Gov’t, we have been to Hawaii, England, the Caribbean, Russia (Moscow and St. Petersburg), Alaska,

Mexico, and last year we made it to Israel.  Best:  graduation; Worst: of course, the day that Kennedy was shot.

Goodman, Gerald “Gerry” 14568 Cutstone Way, Silver Spring, MD  20905. goodmandds@aol.com.  Dentist.  Married-Marsha-Teacher.  Children:  Seth 32 and Melinda 29.  Grandchildren:  Micah 3, and Adam 18 mos.

Gray, David Allen 14620 9E Indian Hill Road, Newalla, OK 74857. loader9@netzero.net. Retired-U.S. Gov’t Contract Cost Analyst, currently raise cattle. Married-Sharon-Production Control USAF.  Children: John 37, Jeff (deceased).  Grandchildren: Aric 16 and Jeff 9.  Highlights: Served in the Navy; married to the same woman for 39 yrs; raising cattle and grandson; getting away from the city Best: living across the street from HPHS; good friends Marvin Shipley and Ron Strobel; generally having fun and causing mayhem in the halls.

Hackshaw, Thomas G. 10313 Cherry Tree Lane, Silver Spring, MD 20901. B207067@aol.com. HVAC Engineer and Contractor.  Married – Sherry Lynn –Comptroller.  Children:  Holly 39, Trish 36, and Chip 33.  Grandchildren:  Mark 12, Brooke 10, Tommy 4, Colin 4, Charlie 4, and one to be born in January 2010.  Highlights:  Four years U.S. Navy Submarine Sservice, 10 years with an HVAC contractor, started own business in 1980.  Passed P.E. exam in ’02.  Married high school sweetheart in 1967.  Plan to retire to WV next year and see the U.S. by recreational vehicle.  Best:  Lots of laughs with friends with whom we are still close.  Bowling Club was fun.  Worst:  Bay of Pigs and death of President Kennedy.

Hagedorn, Lyle T. 12613 Cabezon Place, San Diego, CA 92129 lthagedorn@yahoo.com.  Retired. Part-time Computer Instructor. Married-Susan-Senior Buyer.  Children: Michael 13. Highlights: Had several foster children and adopted a special needs child.

Hancock, Patricia Marie (Gray) 7482 Fountain Head Drive, Annandale, VA 22003 aerobicizer@yahoo.com.  Management Consultant. Married. Children: Heather 35. Grandchildren: Finn 1.  Highlights: July 2008:  Survived surgery for brain aneurysm at Johns Hopkins; Sept 2008:  became an Australian citizen by descent; Feb 2009:  Became a Grandmum for 1^st time in Australia. Best:  All my fantastic friends and parties. Worst: Trying to be cool and hang with the “in crowd” -- getting caught partying and staying out.

Hayes, Julia Anne (Lacy) 6806 Menlo Drive, Houston, TX 77083. juliaannelacy@gmail.com. Retired-8^th grade teacher for 39 years.  BS and M. Ed. From East Texas State University which is now Texas A & M-Commerce. Married – Roger- Retired-Sales. Children:  Russell 44 and Deborah Fulbright 39. Grandchildren:  James Dylan Fulbright 16, Julia Anne Fulbright 14, Christian Woolsey Lacy 15, Preston Lacy 13 and Jared Hunter Lacy 9.  Highlights:    Roger and I spend as much time as we can with our grandchildren.  We are interested in following our oldest grandson who plays golf and two others who play baseball.  Best/Worst:  Spring musicals, dances.

Herling, Karene Alice (Lagrone) 3014 Hallmark Drive, Gambrills, MD 21054. karenelagrone@verizon.net. U of MD, George Washington U, many CC classes. Retired (Yay!).  Married-Larry-Retired. Children: Sheila 40, Lynn 39 & Karen 33.  Grandchildren: Jackson 18, Autumn 17, Bryan 17, Christian 13, TJ 12, Joey 12, James 10 & Abby 4. Highlights: see above. Best/Worst: Graduation

Hickman, Starlee (Dickey) PO Box 135, 837 Forest Glen, Twin Peaks, CA 92391.  alan.dickey04@gmail.com.  Nurse.  Nursing.  Married – Alan – Retired-Realtor.  Children:  Garry 41, James 40, Robert 32 and Eric 38.  Grandchildren:  10 grandchildren – ages 1 to 21.  Highlights:  Reached the top of the mountain to begin enjoying my second childhood.  Best/Worst:  My tenth grade biology teacher named his first child after me.

Hicks, Ruth Ann (Kovach) 212 E Bethel, Coppell, TX 75019. rak@frederickfinancialltd.com. Semi-retired.  Married (December 10, 1966)-Robert- Retired. Children:  Robert Jr 40 and Theresa Lynn  38.  Grandchildren:  Cody 17 , Kayla Lynn 11 & Vaughn 3.  Highlights:  President and owner of my own company and I have traveled the world.  I sold my company 6  years ago—now semi-retired.

Higdon, Ralph 3627 Branhum Road. Edgewater, MD 21037.  ralph.higdon@verizon.net.    Sales-Penguin Group.  BS U of MD.  Married-Margaret–Media.  Children:  Jonathan 29, Michael 25.  Grandchildren:  none.  Highlights:  Gainfully employed for 39 years n outside sales with three major US publishers:  Harper Collins, Random House and Penguin Group.  Best/Worst:   Contributing chemicals from my home lab to Mr. Parr (Chemistry teacher) to demonstrate the thermite reaction for welding which almost started a fire and singed Mr. Parr’s hair and eyebrows.  Running cross country and track. 

Hoff, Barbara Ellen (Moore) 6142 East Eli Street, Tucson, AZ 85711.  barbaraemoore@cox.net.  Divorced.

Hohenner, Hans Wolfgang 4053 Saint John’s Lane, Ellicott City, MD 21042-5338. hwhohenner@toad.net.  BA and BS      U of MD. Retired.  Married – Mary – retired. Children: none  Highlights: Survived all that life has thrown at me, met a wonderful woman, got married and retired (all not necessarily in that order!).  Best/Worst:  High Point? High Point?  That name rings a bell but I can’t really place it.  Are you sure I went there?  Mr. Issing’s Latin classes are a lasting memory.

Hopkins, Glenn Lee P.O. Box 46, Highland, MD 20777 Retired-Fed. Gov’t. AA & BS, George Washington U. plus over 100 different cooking classes.  Mrried - Donna-Spec. Ed. Database Specialist for school. Children: Travis 36, Michael 32.  Grandchildren: Will 3.  Highlights: Marrying Donna; raising my sons by myself. Survived Army (1966-68).  I have driven to over 100 NASCAR, IRL, USAC, and American LeMans races. Best: Drafting- Mr. Myers, track; Worst: Being 1A

Hotaling, Linda (Miller) 27236 Buckskin Trail, Harbeson, DE 19951. limiller2@comcast.net.  Retired, worked previously as graphic designer for 37 years at DOD.  Married – Harry- 42 years.  Children:  Kelly and Gina  Grandchildren:  Logan Clark 8, Sommer 4 and Autumn 4 months.  Highlights: I am very blessed to have a wonderful family, friends and am truly content with my life.  I retired three years ago, my husband and I moved from Bowie, MD to Harbeson, DE.  We miss seeing my daughter and grandchildren, but they come to visit us often.  Retirement is the

best, I am teaching water colors classes and also enjoy painting murals.  I  joined the Rehoboth Art League.

Hughes, James “Jim” 1032 Chicago Avenue, Harrisburg, VA 22802 shoerepair2@aol.com. Cobbler, retired...well, at least semi-retired. Diversified training, both formal and day-to-day living. Married-Carol Crandall (HP Class of ‘66)-Accounts Payable at Harrisonburg Electric Commission. Children: Deborah, Marcia and Scott. Grandchildren: Alexander, Brianna, Shelby, Seaira, Lilly and Farrah. Highlights: We've been blessed with healthy children and grandchildren...and of course, they're all smart as whips! We've done some traveling and have plans for future trips including an Alaskan Cruise with Carole's parents. Life has been a learning experience whether in parenting and survival of parenting or in the adventures of business ownership. About 15 years ago, I found the work that I really enjoy and fortunately have been very good at it. Our Cobbler shop has done very well and my abilities have gained national recognition. I have done monthly "how to" articles in our trade magazine, "Shop Talk" which led to the publication of a book featuring all of my articles. As a former Marine, I am still very active in the VFW working with veterans, and enjoying the camaraderie. I am once again the Commander of our local post. I am also involved with our American Legion post. For the past several years, we have discovered wine tours. Living in the Shenandoah Valley gives us many vineyard choices. We enjoy taking a day to visit vineyards close by, and are especially happy to have Cross Keys Vineyard almost in our backyard. When traveling, we try to take at least one side trip to visit vineyards in other states. Best: friendships made that have continued through the 45 years that bring us to this reunion. Worst: sitting in Algebra class when the  assassination of JFK was announced.

Hull, Judith (Daymont) 105 Musket Lane, Durham, NC 27705.  judy@americanpartyrentals.com. B.S. Vanderbilt U, M.S.-Management-Frostburg U.  Business owner/manager.  Married-Pete-Business owner, CEO.  Children:  Todd 35 and Chad 26.  Grandchildren:  Lucas 6 months.  Highlights:  Helped husband start a very successful party equipment rental business which recently celebrated its 20^th anniversary in the NC triangle.  Best:  Making music with other Summit Singers and Mr. Porterfield.  Worst: Hearing of JFK’s shooting over the PA system in English class. 

Ickes, Bill 601 Vinta Mill Road West, Prospect, TN 38477. ickes68@wildblue.net. Retired.  Married – Barbara Farris - (class of ’65).  Children:  Owen 34, Karl 26 and Will 24.  Grandchildren:  Gavin 7, Keith 3, Gabriel 2 and Kayla 6 months.  Highlights:  Retired after 24 years from the Boeing Co.  Moved to Alabama 15 years ago. Now retired in TN. Married on R & R in Hawaii in 1968.  USMC (Vietnam), 5 trips to Sturgis, SD for Harley rallies.  Have no idea how Barbara put up with me after all these years and the stuff I’ve done.  She’s a great partner, mother and grandmother but most of all she still looks great.  Best: Drinking on Friday and Saturday nights, Ben’s Hideaway, Fred’s Bar, Old Mill (for making out).  Football team and friendships with people like:  Danny Mobley, Jack Grove, John Underwood, etc.  Worst: Someone (name edited out) put a dead duck in my locker.  It had been captured that morning at the Adelphi duck pond bus stop.

Jackson, Donna (Walker),  812 North Road, San Bernardino, CA, 92404, ampedup1@verizon.net.  Administrative Assistant. MA-Reading, Reading Specialist Credential.  Married – Jim Edward – Electrical Engineer (electronics).  Children:  Matthew 37 and Mark 35.  Grandchildren:  none.  Highlights:  Marrying a good man and raising two great kids who love God and their wives.  I also taught school almost 30 years and touched many lives over the years, kindergarten thru college .  Best: Induction into the Honor Society.  Worst:  English teacher accusing me of cheating when I knew I was innocent.  I don’t think she ever believed me.  I recognized the handwriting to be that of a friend but I didn’t tell on her.

Jackson, Richard D. II 34402 Indian River Drive, Dagsboro, DE 19939. dickjackson47@yahoo.com. Retired, BS Business-U of MD.  Widower. Children: Kelly 27 and Brett 24.  Highlights: Being married to my wonderful and beautiful wife, Jo, for 38 yrs (she passed away in 2006); my two children, whom I am very proud of; my successful career of 38 years with IBM.  Best: All of my memories of HP were great.  I was lucky to have wonderful friends, classmates and teachers.  I was proud to say I went to High Point. It had a great reputation!

Jacobson, Gregory 1518 Columbia Avenue, Rockville, MD 20850 paulagregj@verizon.net. Owner H&H Lock & Security.  Married-Paula Miller (class of ‘65)-Cookbook Editor, Recipe Tester & Developer, Cooking teacher.  Children: Adam 39, Daniel 37. Grandchildren: Ryan 3, Maya 3, Allison 21 mos.

Jewler, Marcia (Wesoky) 430 East 57^th Street, New York, NY 10022 mjwesoky@yahoo.com. BS- Boston U. Married-Charles-Cinema Consultant. Children: Joshua 38, Sean 35, Brett 31. Grandchildren: Tatyana 2, Scarlett 5 mos. Highlights: My husband and I celebrated our 40^th anniversary in January.  We lived in Europe over 20 years in London, Paris and Rome. I’ve had an amazing life experiencing those cultures.  Our grandchildren have brought more joy to our family.  Best/Worst: I loved working on the Beacon, the literary magazine and the yearbook.  My HS French came back to me when we lived in Paris. (Well, a bit of it!) I have great memories of my friends and many teachers at HPHS.

Johnson, Sandi (Watt) 392 Berkshire Drive, Riva, MD 21140 purplesandi@comcast.net. Part-time office manager for a Counseling Center.  Married – Mark-Account Executive.  Children:  Christine (34) and Kevin (33).  Grandchildren:  Reese 4 and Bryce 18 mos.  Highlights:  Enjoying life, traveling, golfing, bowling, yard work and most of all having and taking care of my grandkids and grandpets.  Best/Worst:  Going to the reunions and remembering the good times during high school.

Jordan, Michael 128 Kenyon Avenue, Kensington, CA  94708. mic.jor@gmail.com. Several associate degrees from Laney College and Berkeley City College. Completed a BA degree 2009 in audio environmental design at California State University-East Bay.  Happily partnered with sweetie and cat.  Highlights:  I think first and foremost is never having completely grown up and staying engaged in the learning process so that things don’t get too dull upstairs.  Huge online astrology resource written and created by me (http://www.transbay.net/~ballgame/). Astrological and political writings through an early online presence, 1993-2007.  Published articles and my continued work in the Music of the Spheres and Astro Sonics with Michael Heleus.  Making several short documentary films on current politics, voting, war, peace, torture…and tyranny and how to transform this hate into love.  There is enough there to keep me busy for another 61 years.  Best: The track team and my record breaking 440 and 600 yard runs; also the encouragement for my writing in 12^th grade.  Going to the Bowie Racetrack after spring track practice and betting on the horses.  Lifeguarding at Ocean City (1965) with the OCBP in the inlet.  Hosting the annual book-burning on the 495 beltway dividing strip where it was crossed by Riggs Road before the beltway was completed  Worst: 10^th grade and trying out for football as a defensive end, Joe Clayton’s and Glen Phyffe’s deaths and hearing of John Kennedy’s assassination over the loud speaker while dressing in the boys locker room after a run around the lower field around 2:15 p.m.

Karlinsky, Phyllis (Chorazy), 11909 Blue Spruce Road, Reston, VA 20191 pkchorazy@gmail.com,  BS-U of MD; MS-Georgetown U; CEO Auston-Weston Center for Cosmetic Surgery.  Married - Leonard, Retired.  Children: Ryan 26, Joshua 24. 

Keeney, Kendra (Hurt), 1688 Sam Ryder Road, Arnold, MD  21012, kendrahurt@comcast.net.  Aquatic Fitness Instructor.  Married-Jerry-Electrical engineer.  Children:  Kevin 40 and Yvonne 38.  Grandchildren:  Evin 8, Gage 8, Eve 6 and Isaac 4.  Highlights:  Married 42 years with 4 grandchildren.  International travel, beach townhouse.  Worst:  Split shifts in 10^th grade.

Korber, Otto Paul 12239 Dollar Lake Drive, Fenton, Michigan 48430 korbo1@cavtel.net. Retired-Electronic Technician for the US Postal Service. Married-Susan. Children: Sherrie, Stephanie, Steve, Jeff, Marc. Grandchildren: Mike 20, Craig 13, Samantha 12, Chloe 8, Jacob 7, Jadyn 5, Tyler 10, Kiersten 9. Highlights: 3 years US Army (one Viet Nam), Postal Letter carrier, then inside as Electronic Tech. (37 yrs). Assistant scoutmaster, oldest son is an eagle scout. Best: Memories of friends like Paul Anzelone, Dave

Morgan and many more. Still talk to Bill Motley and Mogie. Worst: Illegal possession of alcoholic beverages.

Kremkau, Randy  5 Cayuga Court, Palm Coast, Florida  32137. rlk@bellsouth.net. Retired-Human Resources Manager. BS U of MD.  Married – Linda – Retired Technical Editor.  Children:  Kevin (35). Grandchildren:  Zachery 4 and Charlotte 3.  Highlights:  Completed a successful 32-year career as a human resources professional with the Federal Gov’t.  Certified as a Senior Professional in Human Resources by the Society for Human Resources Management.  Best: Friday night football games at Northwestern.  Worst: Getting caught skipping school.

Kubis, Margaret, “Marne” (Johnson), 1 Grasshopper Lane, Lincoln, MA 01773. Retired Loan Officer, Real Estate Appraiser and Broker. Attended business school.  Married – Richard – Real Estate Developer-Commercial.  Children:  James Trefethon 43.  Husband has two other children and three grandchildren. 

Kundert, Lorna P.O. Box 16441 Alexandria, VA 22302 Librarian (public libraries; Library of Congress). B.A.-Anthropology; A.D.-Nursing; 30-some graduate credits-Chinese Language and Literature; Master's Library Science. Divorced. Children: one 'unofficial' stepdaughter--Jasmine. Highlights: singing with several bands; performing with dance groups; storytelling at festivals, etc.; traveling. Best: good friends

Lazar, David Jacob  16521 Raven Rock Drive, Gaithersburg, MD 20878.  Driver.  BA History, U of MD ’72, RVN Vet.  Married- Sheila- Beautician.  Children:  Louis 27 and Esther 30.  Grandchildren:  Rachel 5, Sasha 2 Dana 2 Stella 6 mos and Natalie 6 mos. Highlights:   Raising kids with my wife.  Best/Worst:  Having a band member stop me from riding my motorbike into the path of a truck (now I remember you).                     

Lingrell, Elizabeth “Betty” (Woerner), 2912 SW Arnold Street, Portland, OR 97219. bwoerner@spiritone.com.  MA-LS and MA-Mus. Retired librarian.  Divorced.  Children:  Margie 35 and August 30.  Grandchildren:  Hazel 17 mos.  Highlights: Worked as performing arts librarian and media center director at Reed College; sang in an elite choir that does Gregorian chant and renaissance music; dance Irish, ballroom and other styles.  Best:  Singing in the various choirs and at Peabody Conservatory. Worst: Teenaged angst about appearance and social life.

Little, Diane (Fleck), 4211 Rose Petal Court, Ellicott City, MD  21043. cfleck11@verizon.net.  BS-Biology from U of MD.  Retired.  Married – Conrad – Lawyer.  Children:  Justin 32, Lorraine 29 and Robyn 27.  Grandchildren: Alex 5 and Jordan 1.  Highlights:  Managing to retire from USDA-ARS.  Getting married and having a family.   Best/Worst:  Hated high school—a lot of work with few rewards.

LoCastro, Gem (McCoy), 311 Montgomery Road, Rising Sun, MD 21911, realgem@zoominternet.net.  Jeweler, Photographer and Wedding Coordinator.  Married-Bryan Gibney-Auctioneer.  Children:  Gem Bennett 39, and Nick Manes 35.  Grandchildren:  Robert 15, Nicol 3, Clara 11, Nathan 10, Alyssa 10, Renee 8 and Kyle 7.  Highlights: I have been lucky enough to have a wonderful husband, children and grandchildren and extended family members in my life which I consider to be very full.  I have served in the Lions Club for over 26  years.  I am on the board of Rising Sun Historical Commission and at the moment I am on the board of the “150 Year Celebration” for the Town of Rising Sun, Maryland.  Best/Worst:  All I can say is that I was proud to have gone to High Point and that I still have continuing relationships with some of my school friends.

Main, Daniel 11500 Cedar Lane, Beltsville, MD. 20705. 62HDBiker@comcast.net. Retired. Divorced. Children:  Julie 40, Chrissy 36. Grandchildren:  Ashley 20, Christen 16 and Cassidy 11.  Highlights:  Just had a good time. Best:  Graduating.

Mask, Craig  3400 Nance Road, Port Republic, MD., 20676.  pmask20639@yahoo.com. Conservation Planner –  1.5 yr Prince George’s  Community College.  Married – Paula Ferrant (’65 class graduate).  Archaeologist, Conservation Planner.  Children:  Dawn Marie 40.  Grandchildren:  William 9.  Highlights:  Being able to support my family and still do the things I love – hunting, trapping, fishing, boating and farming.  Best:  Meeting my wife, running cross-country, hanging with my friends.

Mayo, James K. Jr. “Jim” 6065 Vista, Ypsilanti, MI 48197 jmayo@comcast.net. Retired - Engineer. BS Mechanical Engineering- U of MD.  Married, Judith-Ordained Deacon, United Methodist Church.  Children: Amy 35, Michael 31. Grandchildren: Allison 6, Nathan 4, Benjamin 3, Ryan 18 mos.  Highlights: Engineer at Ford Motor Co working in Powertrain  engine design for 30 years (early retirement in 2000). Married for 37 years with two children and four wonderful grandchildren. Life is good! Best/Worst: My memory is not what it used to be.  Read Cary Thomas’s book – lots of good memories there.  Today, my worst memory was 11^th grade History.  I hated that class.

McGovern, John H.  5116 Linnean Terrace NW, Washington, D.C. 20008.  jmcgovern@hrsa.gov.  Public Health Analyst – BS, MGA – Admin.  Married – Adele – retired researcher- artist.  Children:  stepsons – David 45 and Steve 45.  Grandchildren:  David 27, Justin 22 and Danny 22.  Highlights:  Spent 3 months in Isreal.  Probation Officer – 21 years.  28 years of happy marriage.  Irish citizenship 2 years ago.   Best/Worst:  Lunch with the Greenbelt crowd.  No bad memories.

Mehring, Sterling, 2505 Forest Glen Road, Silver Spring, MD 20910.  sterling@BethesadaHomes.com.  Real Estate Broker in Bethesda, MD for 30 years.  Married-Connie.  BA Washington Bible College, MDiv Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, ThM Princeton Theological Divinity School and Princeton Graduate School.  Children:  Richard  29, Robert 26, Beth 23 and Melissa 20.  Highlights:  My wife and I helped start a Christian School in Potomac, MD.  Served on the Board of Washington Christian Academy for 11 years.  Four great kids.  Renovated an 1830 log home in which we still live.  Some real estate developments in Montgomery County.  Best: My friends. Worst:  My brief membership in the track team, and Algebra Class continuing without pause when Dr. Chotiner announced the Kennedy Assassination over the PA. 

Miller, Paula (Jacobson) 1518 Columbia Avenue, Rockville, MD 20850 paulagregj@verizon.net.  Cookbook Editor, Recipe Tester & Developer, Cooking Teacher.  BA-Linguistics, Paralegal.  Married -Greg (class of ‘65)-Owner H&H Lock & Security.  Children: Adam 39, Daniel 37. Grandchildren: Ryan 3, Maya 3, and Allison 21 mos.

Moffett, John Paul “Jack,” 10209 Snowden Road, Laurel, MD 20708, jamoff@verizon.net. Retired USP, now Cycle Instructor, Sport Fitness.  UMUC.  Married 35 yrs to Linda Marie, Phys Ed teacher.  Children: Jaime Stewart 30 and Brandan Colin 28.  Highlights: 42 yrs with USPS, 2 yrs active Army 67-69.  Completed 5 marathons - 3:08 PR. Father of two boys with college degrees.  Watching son compete in NCAA Soccer Tournament.  Wife awarded Teacher of the Year for Anne Arundel County P.E.  Best/Worst: graduating - Senior Year was a party; mall parties in DC, British invasion, posting “Party at Tanguay’s” signs in the halls at school.

Monke, Dennis,  13S Hillside Rd, Greenbelt, MD 20770.  Musician and piano tuner.  Married twice and divorced twice.  Children:  Michael 28, Kati 24 and Bessie 19.  Grandchildren:  Leslee, Chris, Jason and Jonathan.  Highlights:  Do yoga everyday, wrote a book, study endlessly, have had good friends and have met lots of wonderful people.  Am in good health,  currently busy trying to save the world.  Best/Worst:   I remember all the beauty and hope we shared.  “One word of truth out weighs the whole world.”  Be happy! Say hello.

Mooney, Rita Ann (Creitz) 2601 South 16^th Street #623, Arlington, VA 22204. creitz07@comcast.net. Retired. Divorced. Highlights: I am so fortunate to have had a wonderful 30-year career with the Dept of Commerce/NOAA.  I retired in March 2009 and am exploring numerous volunteer opportunities.  I am blessed. Best: Blue & Gold nights! Worst: The day I was in Mr. Issing’s Latin II class when I learned that JFK had been assassinated.

Moore, Merrilyn Ann 4641 Muir Avenue, Ocean Beach, CA 92107. merrfeathers@hotmail.com. Mortgage Banker-Corporate Trainer (40 years). Divorced. Highlights: Moved to San Diego in 1979 and realized “I’ve landed in Paradise!” Best: Graduation Day with the other 900. Worst: Could not stay awake in Psychology Class after lunch!

Morton, Connie Jean (Stone), 3002 Cameron Woods Drive, Monroe, NC, 28110. cs4cm@aol.com.  Retired-FHA/VA (Gov’t) underwriter and mortgage loan processor for 32 years.  Married-Harvey –Retired Firefighter and EMT for the City of Charlotte. Children:  Cherie Renee deceased at age  30, Harvey Glen Jr. 41.  Grandchildren:  Ashley 23, Candace 22, Julia 15, Victoria 8,  Bella 4 and Ethan 3.   Various classes of interest: Quilt Making, Scrapbooking, Spanish, Photography.  Highlights:  Married 45 happy years. Working 32 years at Wachovia through the busiest mortgage history ever! Was president of the SAGA Smocker’s Gild way back! We learned so much of the lost art of heirloom sewing.  Being content and satisfied with my life and my conviction in God.  Thankful for my family, my grandchildren, and all my dear friends who have stood beside me through hills and valleys.  Raising a sweet family and still raising a 15 year old precious granddaughter who lives with us. Best/Worst:  Learning to drive in our family VW bus, trying to keep learning that stick shift on the High Point hill!!!  I enjoyed my Math class and Spanish class and my Home Ec. Class.  I had the opportunity to visit Spain, but chose to marry my sweetheart before he was headed to Viet Nam!  I remember meeting my friend Kathy Ellis (Honaker) early one morning to give her all my life’s savings (not much) so she could run away and get married! (Yes, they are still married, although she did not graduate in `65’ from High Point).  My final exam in Spanish was on `how to make a wedding dress’ - the pattern pieces were in Spanish!

Patsel, Robert P., P.E.  1010 N. Glebe Road Suite 200,
Arlington, Virginia 22201 www.ghtltd.com.  Principle owner of GHT Ltd.(Engineering).

Perkins, Frances Anne  12 Copley Street, Roxbury, MA 02119. fran_a_perkins@yahoo.com. Teacher – recently retired.  BS, Ed-U of WI, MA, U of MA- Boston.  Single – but  in a committed relationship for many years.  Highlights:   Fulfilling career of almost 40 years teaching French and Spanish, ESL Special Ed, all subjects, all ages from kindergarten to adult.  Recently taught Special Ed history to HS seniors in a vocational school in Boston.  Travel all over the country and many parts of the world.  Loving relationships with my partner, siblings and extended family; friendships going back many years.   Best/Worst:  Had a great education in the Prince George’s schools, many good teachers.  I often think of specific classes I had in junior and senior high and how they prepared me.

Pinkard, Gene 15012 Nivelle Court, Bowie, MD 20716 gjpinkard@verizon.net. Teacher/Administrator in a Christian school. BS - U of MD- Mathematics.  Married for 35 years to Jacqueline, retired teacher.  Children: Two , 30 and 27. Highlights: Taught math for 16 years, became Headmaster for 22 years and re-entered the High School classroom this year teaching Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus and Calculus. I am an Elder in my church, teach Sunday School and desire to be used by God in the lives of others. Best: Mr. Boston’s Chemistry class, some really fine preparation for a math major, and singing in the choir.

Pitts, Diane J. (Griffith), 952 Yagers Road, Luray, Virginia 22835 crandme01@embarqmail.com.  School bus driver (33 yrs). Have attended various art classes, for oils, watercolor, and pastels, in portraiture, landscaping, and still life, both private and through local colleges.  Married - Charles “CR” -retired supervisor of facilities, roads and trails, Shenandoah National Park. Children: Robert 44, Ronald 42, Randolph 36. Grandchildren: Robin 24, Raven 22, Rhea 12, Ren 10, Jennifer 21, Whitney 19, Clinton 17, Corey 16, and Zenias 5. Highlights: I totally enjoy my bus driving (everyone is trying to get me to retire, but I love the kids) —never dreamed this would be my career. CR and I have been married for 45 years. We dated while I was a student at HP. We have been blessed with healthy, intelligent children and grandchildren. In 1963, I fell in love with the Shenandoah Valley while dating CR and asked him to make his childhood home our home for raising our children. Since my husband’s retirement, we have worked together in a small business we own building Champion Trikes. Usually once every other year we take motorcycle vacations cross-country. To date our longest trip was in 2008, just over seven thousand miles, all on the trikes.  Best: Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Cole and Mr. Copeland. Absolutely favorite administrator was Mr. Sheldon. He always had time to listen if you needed someone to talk to, and was very respectful of a person’s feelings. He would tease me often about CR waiting for me in the parking lot after school. Worst: Trying to make it to class on time when classes were completely at opposite ends of the school.; the shooting of President Kennedy.

Polaschik, Elizabeth “Betty” (Smith) 19316 Olney Mill Rd, Olney MD 20832 lizzeb@verizon.net Retired Program Analyst, Federal Gov’t-NOAA. Married-Norm-Retired Cartographer-NOAA. Children: Milisa 37, Kristopher 35 Grandchildren: Matthew and Stephen (twins, 6), Ava 3. Highlights: Recently celebrated our 41st wedding anniversary. Both married kids remain in the area which enables us to visit with our three active grandchildren often. My husband and I did enjoy our jobs working at NOAA in the Office of Coast Survey with nautical charting. Now we're living a retirement lifestyle. Best: Having an afternoon class in the newly constructed air-conditioned building wing. Worst: The year we were on split shifts. I had the earliest shift with first period Home Economics where we had to eat those full course dinners we prepared before our school day got going.

Prater, Daniel, 8803 Brecksville Road, Q-4, Brecksville, Ohio 44141.  mrknightly22@yahoo.com.  Retired after 35 years working for the Federal Gov’t (33 years Dept. of Veterans Affairs, 2 years US Army).  BA, German Language and Literature, U of MD.  Divorced.  Children:  Phillip 35 and Rebecca 33.  Highlights:  During my career with the VA, primarily as a Human Resources Manager, I worked in Buffalo, NY;  Detroit, MI; Northampton, MA; Milwaukee, WI; Miles City, MT; Butler, PA; Erie, PA; and Cleveland, OH.  In retirement, I have continued my wanderlust and work 2-3 times a year with my church’s mission in San Francisco de la Paz, Olancho, Honduras.  One of the highlights of this endeavor was studying Spanish for 8 weeks in Copan Ruinas, Honduras while living with a Honduran family.  In about 2 weeks, I leave for a river cruise from St. Petersburg, Russia to Moscow.  Next year I plan on taking a Polish freighter from the Netherlands to Cleveland.  Best/Worst:  Symphonic Band during senior year, and Mrs. Monke’s German Classes.  Lost in football to Northwestern, 6-0, in the next to the last game of our Sr year.

Raffel, Gary 10301 Grosvenor Place #807, Rockville, MD 20852.gerdo12@gmail.com. Med. Doctor, Osteopath-Internal Medicine. Single. Children: Leah 25. Highlights: Went to medical school at age 40, completed two residencies, commissioned in the U.S. Navy and made Lt. Cmdr.  Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at George Washington U School of the Health Sciences; author of multiple medical articles; owner and operator of an Internal Medicine practice in Bethesda.  Meeting the woman of my dreams after so many false starts (and finishes): Elsa B, without whom I would be forever lost.  Best/Worst: Friendships, Symphonic Band.  No real horrendous HPHS memories. A good place to try things on for size.

Raine, Alexander D. “Sandy” 17528 W. Pine Creek Trail, Grayslake, IL, 60030.  sandyruth2001@aol.com.  Vice President- Corporate Real Estate, US FoodService, Inc.  BA-  U of MD.  Married – Ruth.  Children:  Scott 41, David 40, and Rebecca 36.  Grandchildren :  Alex 9, Katie 6, and Madison 2.  Highlights:  Marrying an angel and staying employed!  Best/Worst:  Looking back and understanding what a fine education we had. 

Ransom, Richard “Rick” 16G Ridge Road, Greenbelt, MD, 20770.  rick.ransom@verizon.net.  Retired-Former Project Mgr. and Mgmt. Analyst-Fed Gov’t.  BA-UMdUC-Sociology, Master’s Certificate GWU-Project-Mgmt.  Married – Barbara, Exec. Asst.  Three children by two marriages: Leigh 42, Will 39, and Kristen  29 and four step-children by two other marriages, Marcia 33 and Melissa 31 from current marriage; Brent 39 and Scott 36.  14 Grandchildren (incl. step, etc.), oldest 20 yr and youngest 1 yr.  Highlights:  Survived 3 divorces to finally get the brass ring with a wonderfully patient woman (14 yrs).  Helped raise 7 children.  Started work as a Postal Service letter-carrier, transferred to U.S. Courts.  Was drafted into US Army 67-69, (did not serve in Vietnam); later served in Army Reserves from 1980-1990, left as a SFC IG NCO. Volunteer and volunteer coordinator for many years. Have played keyboards and sung in various rock/country/soul groups since I was 15; still playing  in “The Good Guys.”  Motorcycles-20 years until serious accident in August 2009.  Active member of Greenbelt Community Church (United Church of Christ) since childhood.  Motto: "be glad." Best/Worst:  I pretty much hated High Point (sorry to say) but enjoyed Print Shop and met some fun people; realize now there were many more I did not know.  Lost my  brother in 10^th grade.  Ms. Haas (English) was really sympathetic during that hard time.  I had a crush on her!  

Reid, Beverly Ann (Abdalla) 7-C Owens Landing Court, Perryville, MD 21903. bdbeliever@earthlink.net. Retired from Unilever HPC.  Married-Steve (class of ’65)-DOD Analyst. Children: Steven 39 and Brandon 37.  Grandchildren: Spencer 12, Sydney 9, Tyler 4 and Andrew 2.  Highlights: Being married to Steve for 42 years.  Best/Worst: Typing Class with Mrs. Waller.

Reid, Bonnie (Hontz), 488 Higgins Drive, Odenton, MD 21113. bhontz0116@verizon.net. Retired-Director of Admin Services; Married-Tom, (HP Class of ’66), Retired Telecommunications.  Children: Kaeti 40, Brooke 32 and two stepsons TJ 39 and Eric 37.  Grandchildren: Penelope 8 and Sadie 2, plus six more thanks to Tom and his sons: Dustin 13, Bryce and Ryan 10, Lauren 7, Riley 5 and Camden 3.  Highlights: Raising two beautiful daughters, becoming a “Grammy,” twice, having Tommy Hontz “find” me on Classmates.com and marrying me on April 1, 2006.  Being able to retire and travel throughout the USA in our “little camper.” Life is good!  Best:  Graduating   Worst:  The fear of not being able to find my classes and not having enough time to get where I needed to be.

Reinoehl, Richard “Rich” 12505 Kilbourne Lane, Bowie, MD 20715 rein217@aol.com. Retired PG County Police; still working in Real Estate.  1.5 yrs U of MD. Married-Joan-working for PG County School Board. Children: Richelle, Greg & Amy. Grandchildren: Chase 1 yr. Highlights: 26-yr career on the police force, retired as a Shift Lieutenant; finally finding the right soul mate in my wife Joan; having a grandson, who is worth a million dollars in my life. Best: Being Sr Class President and working with the other Class officers.

Richards, Michael G. 9208 25^th Place, Adelphi, MD 20783 mgrcmr@aol.com. Account Executive for Boland Trane (27 yrs), U.A. Mechanical A/C Instructor (8yrs). Ben Franklin U, U.A. Mechanical (5 years)-graduated 1^st in class. Master License HVAC Washington , DC and Md.  Married-Christine- Admin Asst for a Prince George’s County Elementary School.  Children: Michael (deceased), and Joseph 39. Highlights: Army 4^th Infantry Division Aug 67-68 Central Highlands, Vietnam;  service awards included Army Achievement Medal, Bronze Star with ‘V’ (for Valor) and Combat Infantry Badge. Contestant 1973 International Apprenticeship Contest, Purdue U.  Served on the Washington DC Apprentice Committee (12 yrs) and as Co-Chairman (3 yrs).  Best: Meeting my wife and performing in the different musical groups.

Riismandel, Jack B. 6066 Sunny Spring, Columbia, MD 21044 jaakbr@aol.com. AA Prince George’s CC; BBA U of Miami. Reconsideration Examiner-/Facilitator,/AFGE Repre-sentative.  Married-Kathleen-Homemaker. Children: Kristen 33, Michael 31, Timothy 25. Grandchildren: Elli 2, Hank 1 and Jake 6 mos. Highlights: Having a wonderful loving family with my beautiful wife of 36 years. Best/Worst: The wonderful times my father and I got to spend with Ms. Comby in the numerous visits with her.

Rogers, Suzanne (Lees), 10134 Colonial Drive, Ellicott City, MD, 21042.  leessj0147@hotmail.com.  Communications Analyst.  BS.  Divorced.  Children:  Karen 32, and Katherine 29.   Highlights:  Besides raising two daughters who seem to have turned out pretty well,  having the opportunity to live overseas and experience the different cultures and environments.  Best:   German club;  going to the Hot Shoppe on Friday nights; English Lit. Worst: Getting caught skipping school and having to endure a lecture from Ms. Comby and detention.

Ronchi, Diane Claudette 5 Greentree Place, Greenbelt, MD 20770 dcronchi@hotmail.com. Army Passport/Visa Agent. Divorced. Children: Diane 42 and Jeffrey 41. Grandchildren: Jeannette 18, Mark 17, Tony 15, Alyssa  8 and Jessica 1.
Highlights: Besides my children and grandchildren - getting my motorcycle license on the first try, meeting General Colin Powell, General Abizaid, General Petraeus, Presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton. Also visited my mom's home in Italy and stayed with family. As a passport/visa agent for the military I have been assigned as the Russian Liaison officer to the Russian Embassy in D.C. as the point of contact for all visa requests going through this Embassy from the military and Defense Department civilians. Took 12 weeks of night classes for the civilian police academy for Greenbelt Police Department and am a life member of the Greenbelt VFD Ladies Auxiliary. Best: Biology class with Mrs. Harris; passing notes to friends whenever possible; and just having a great time being a teenager. Worst: Working at my desk in the Pentagon when we got hit by terrorists. I lost a lot of friends and co-workers. Our office was on the first floor right around the corner from the impact. I can see it like it was yesterday.

Roth, Robin Hope 561 Rhode Island Street, San Francisco, CA 94107 robinroth1@comcast.net.  Health Education Professor at City College of S.F.  MS-Health Science.  Married-Fernando Barreiro-retired psychotherapist.  Children: Rio 30 and Joaquin 27.  Highlights: Wow! A lot has happened: coming to S.F. in 1966; becoming a hippie before getting back to political activism, still a bit of both; finally, in the late 70’s, finding the right livelihood, right relationship and starting a wonderful family.  Those were formative years-our generation has a lot to be proud of with much more to be done in conjunction with the younger generation.  Accomplishments in the last five years: co-authoring a meditation CD and booklet “Self-Care for Hepatitis C” after successfully clearing HCV through Western and complementary medicine (see www.hepcmeditations.org).  Still doing QiGong, Tai Chi, Yoga, meditation, etc.  Appointed to the S.F. Mayor’s Hepatitis C Task Force.

Rudy, Mark II 4507 Yucca St., Beltsville, MD 20705.  MRII@webtv.net. Occupation: Plant Manager (machinist), apprentice program. Married (42 yrs) - Victoria. One child: Brian, 37. Grandchildren:  Megan 9, Madison 7 & Amber 5.

Savage, Anne “Angie”  (Brack)    PO Box 140, Hague, VA, 22469. akbrack@yahoo.com.  Business owner-“Angie’s Natural Alternatives” (a healthy lifestyle consultant).  U of Md Psychology, Police Officer –detective , jail officer and counselor.  Married – Dave, Business owner Quiet Harbor Systems (computer and network service consultant).  Children:   Heather 35,  and Tim 27.  Grandchildren:  Kaitlyn 9, Emily 6, Samantha 4 and Madilyn 1.  Highlights:  My life and careers are always focused to help people.  I love to paint and have sold my artwork for over 30 years.  My passion is gardening and I belong to a National Garden Club. Best: Always a lot going on as far as activities and I loved History class.  Worst: I moved  from my childhood home to College Park in 11^th grade at High Point.  I found that with the school population so large, it was difficult to meet new friends and adjust.

Shockey, Maude “Ann” (Sigler), 49 Victor Lane, Burgesttown, PA., 15021. msiglersr@live.com. Owner, Residential Cleaning Service for 17 years in Frederick, Md.  Married - Michael – Auto Tech.  Children:  Jamie Nettrour 41, Jim Swift 35. Grandchildren: Scott 11, Caroline 8 & Preston  3.   

Sigler, Carol A  (Joyce),  1555 Locke’s Mill Road, Berryville, VA, 22611, Carol-A-Joyce@msn.com.   Retired Electrical Engineer.  BS-EE U of MD; MA-Engr Mgmt GWU; Program Mgr’s Course at Defense Systems Mgmt College. Married – Jon-retired DOD Navy employee and retired US Navy.  Stepchildren: Yvette, John II and Cynthia.  StepGrandchildren: Jason 14 and Jaela 12. Highlights:  Various assignments as a research, test and acquisitions engineer.  Worked on a space craft pre-launch for NASA.  Was onboard a submarine as it submerged for a radar test.  Modified the tactical data radio design to go on board surface ships and aircraft.  Worked on targeting systems for cruise missiles. Retired as a Deputy Director managing 250 support contractors and gov’t personnel.  Completely restored Locke’s Mill, a grist mill on the Shenandoah River once owned by Geo. Washington’s brother-in-law.  Enjoy ballroom and CW dancing, and kayaking.  Also hosting Locke’s Mill Bar-B-Que’s and visits of grandchildren during holidays and summer. Since the 40^th reunion, we downsized and moved my mother from DE to a  VA Continuing Care Facility, hosted many milling workshops, and continue renovation of Locke’s Mill.  Best:  Mrs. Byers, Algebra teacher.  Rear-ending a car while looking at some cool sexy guys with Sandi Johnson, then calling my Dad and having him say it was from “fooling around.”  How’d he know?   Worst: Those gym suits. Riding in a limo that got stuck in the mud and getting covered in mud trying to push it out. UCK!

Smith, Judson P. 2433 Medford Court West, Fort Worth, TX 76109.  jsmithmd@airmail.net. Ophthalmologist.  M.D.  Married – Susan Bruder (class of ’65)-Homemaker.   Children:  Judson IV 27, Christine 30 and Greg 23.  Grandchildren:  none.  Highlights:  Still working!  Best/Worst:  Track team mile relay-we came in dead last at the State Track Meet.  But at least we made it to the State Meet.

Staughton, Harry L 8A Hillside Road, Greenbelt, MD, 20770.  streetcar595@aol.com.   Retired Locomotive Engineer.  B.A. Sociology-U of MD.  Married – Bonnie Waterman (class of ’65)-Retired Medical Transcriptionist.  Children:  none.  Highlights:  Surviving Tour of Duty in Vietnam, 33 year career as locomotive engineer (Amtrak), and travel (Australia and Alaska).  Best:   Met wife of 38 years.  Worst: Math class and oral reports.

Stratton, Barbara Lee (Hess), 1120 W. King St.,     Martinsburg, WV 25401 hessbl@verizon.net. Retired-Federal Gov’t.  Married - Stephen, Maintenance for City of Martinsburg. Children: Victoria 30, Michael 28, Rebecca 26.  Grandchildren: Isaiah 13, Tyler 3. Highlights: 35-year career with IRS with foreign travel and management positions.  I have been retired 7 years now and am active with a number of volunteer activities – Delivering Meals on Wheels, boxing food for Loaves & Fishes, receptionist for Free Clinic, Adult Sunday School teacher, member quilt ministry & women’s ministry, past president of Woman’s Club of Martinsburg, mother and grandmother errands!  I don’t know how I had time to work! Best: I enjoyed a wonderful network of friends and loved being a Pom-Pom girl.

Strobel, Ronald C.,  11509 Blue Ridge Drive, Beltsville, MD  20705.  gussieron@aol.com.  Retired Union Pipe Fitter.  Penn State.  Divorced.   Children:  Jenny and Julie.  Grandchildren:  Tyler 5 and Sidney 3.  Highlights:  US Army Vietnam 67-68.  playing guitar 35 years. Union pipe fitter.  Two great daughters and two  grandkids.  Best:  Music of the 60’s and Mr. Willard.  Worst: Late shift in 10^th grade.

Suit, Diane, (Davidson), 4308 Bryce Drive, Anacortes, WA, 98221, nwrd@comcast.net.  Teacher (Elementary)-no longer working.  BS-U of MD.  Married – Rick Davidson (class of ’66)-Retired Navy dentist.  Children:  none.  Highlights:  I taught school for 3 years, then I followed Rick all over the U.S. and the world.  We visited many places and lived in Japan for a year.  His last duty station was NAS Whidbey Island; we fell in love with this area & stayed here.    We’re active with the Anacortes Sister Cities group and Friends of the Forest.  We enjoy several volunteer jobs, skiing (we were up at Whistler during the Olympics for our annual ski trip) and hiking. I love knitting, sewing, quilting and making cards and jewelry.  Rick does some woodworking. Best/Worst:  Meeting Rick at HPHS and times spent with good friends who are still good friends.

Sweitzer, Darlene Gay (Bouma), 13875 Highland Road, Clarksville, MD, 21029, darlenebouma@verizon.net.  Retired.  Wife, Mom, Grandmom, Volunteer, House Executive  “Still learning”.  Married-John-Retired USDA  – Bouma show pigs. Children:  John Jr. 43, Jason Sr. 41, Jamie Sr. 39, Jared 37 and Darla 27.  Grandchildren:  John III 15, Jason Jr. 6, Samantha 13, Jamie Jr. 10 and Jeremy 1.  Highlights:  Family, Church,   4-H volunteer for forty-four years.  Surviving brain surgery was a blessing!  Best/Worst:  Friends, teachers, Future Homemakers of America (FHA), Tri-Hi-Y clubs, and so “cool” to have “Slack Day”.  The announcement of President John F. Kennedy being shot and his subsequent death.

Swink, Carolyn Ann (Kiser), 849 Anna Coves Blvd, Mineral, VA 23117 cakiser52@aol.com.  Retired Program Analyst, US Agency for International Development.  Accounting and computer classes at Prince Georges Community College.  Married-John-Retired.  Children:  John 42.  Grandchildren:  David Andris 18 and Kaitlyn Marie 10.  Highlights:  I was wed in 1965 to John and had my son in 1967.  My entire career I worked for the U.S. Agency for International Development.  Helping people on an international scale was very rewarding and interesting.  In 1991 we moved from Maryland and built a home on Lake Anna in Virginia for our retirement.  Now we are thinking about moving back to Maryland to be near family.  Best:  I participated in Blue and Gold Night in my senior year with the dance troup.  Worst: the long bus rides to school from Takoma Park.

Taylor, Willie (Campbell), 6411 85^th Place, New Carrollton, MD 20784. Williewonka6411@aol.com.  Retired Insurance Agent.  Married –Tom– retired.  Children:  Tommy 38, Scott 37 and Cammi 33.  Grandchildren:  Elliott 4, Logan 4, Sidney 4, Asher 2 and Zachary 4 mos.  Highlights:  Having a wonderful family and a job that enabled me to retire young.

Tellejohn, Richard Lee “TJ” 15495 Cambria Drive, Brooksville, FL 34604. rtellejohn@tampabay.rr.com.  Retired Letter Carrier.  Married – Monica- retired.  Children:  none.  Highlights:  Universally loved and adored (according to my wife); did not “go postal” in 32 years of carrying mail.  Retired at first opportunity with no regrets.

Thomas, Cary 3581 Seaview Way, Carlsbad, CA 92008 cary@carythomas.com. BA & MBA. Married - Nancy. Best: They can all be found in "Beltsville Shell: You Are What You Drive" http://www.beltsvilleshell.com/

Tompkins, Martha (Folk) 8511 Magnolia Drive, Lanham, MD 20706. martyfolk@gmail.com. Retired-public Librarian.   BS & MS -U of MD-Library Sciences. Married-Larry-Retired Computer Programmer, U.S. Census Bureau.  Children: Erika, 30.  Highlights: I have been singing with the National Christian Choir for nearly 20 yrs; I continue to sing with my own church choir at Greenbelt Community Church, along with my husband.  We enjoy walking and hiking in the national parks. This April marks the 5^th anniversary of my kidney transplant.  A church member donated one of her kidneys to me!  What a precious gift!  We plan a July visit to Alice (my twin sister) and family in Seattle.

Trembly, Sherry Lynn (Thompson) 781 Oak Stump Drive, Millersville, MD 21108 rdthom1@verizon.net. U of MD - art classes at local studio and Community College. Married-Ronald-Gov’t Contract Consultant, Deacon, Catholic Church. Children: Julie 40, Cindy 37 and Jeff 30. Grandchildren: Lindsey 18, Lauren 16 and Kate 5.  Highlights: celebrating 43 years of married life; after raising three children, my art work became a priority - mostly furniture, many for charity fundraising. I also became an actress, taking a role yearly for the last 16 years in community theater. Best: I had three very enjoyable years at HPHS - great friends whom I still enjoy today.

Tyson,  Alan Lewis, 15596 Quail Hollow Road, Greenwood,  DE 19950. alan.tyson@co.kent.de.us.  GIS Technician/ Graphic Specialist.  BFA-Maryland Institute of Art, Baltimore MD.  Married – Carolyn – retired State of MD.  Highlights:  Married to the same wonderful lady for 39 years.  Best:   All art classes including art club.  Working on display cases with other students.  Worst: Realizing that I could never get to know most of my classmates in a class of over 700, I think.

Volper, Rise S. (Shepsle), 35 Forest Street, Wellesley, MA 02481 reshepsle@fas.harvard.edu. Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University. B.A. U of Rochester, M.A. St. Louis U - American Studies. Married-Ken (HPHS grad) - Professor at Harvard. Children: Seth 34, Nilsa 36.  Grandchildren: Zora 2. Highlights: Continuing to learn through my wonderful family and friends, a challenging career giving me the opportunity to help others; travel in the U.S. and abroad, a chance to live in the midwest, west coast, and New England; the benefit of growing up near Washington, D.C. and attending High Point. Best: Being given the opportunity to try out as many things as we had time to do -- politics, culture, sports, journalism, etc. and doing these things with great friends; e.g. interviewing Woody Allen in a Georgetown club; inviting a Senate candidate to a political rally. There were many teachers who believed in us.

Walden, Patricia Ann 700 Skip Jack Lane Unit E8, Kill Devil Hills, NC, 27948, pwalden@verizon.net. Wedding Officiate. Washington School for Secretaries.  Single.  Highlights:  I have lived in the Outer Banks of North Carolina for the past 23 years and it has been an adventure.  I have owned and worked in women’s retail for the past 23 years.  I was asked by a dear friend to perform her son’s wedding ceremony back in 2003.  I immediately fell in love with performing the service.  I started my own wedding business in 2008.  My mom always said life is too short and sweet so here I am doing something that I really love!  The really great highlights in my life have been my family and friends.  I still have a core group of friends from school that I keep in touch with.  Can’t wait to see what life will be bringing.  I loved all the great friends that I met.  Best/Worst:  I can only say that even the worst have been great experiences.  

Walker, Nancy (Craun) 1950 Watson Road, Owings, MD, 20736. doncraun@yahoo.com. Private Tutor (academic).  B.S.  Married –  Donald Frank – Requirement Analyst (IT). Children:  David 35 and Ryan 30.  Grandchildren:  Lucas 19 months.  Highlights:  Married to a great guy for 40 years.  Two great sons.  Running my own tutoring service for past 25 years working with all types of children.  Being a “Grandmom” whee!!  Best/Worst:  Fun with Marie Patterson.  The day JFK was shot.

Waterman, Boneta “Bonnie” (Staughton),  8A Hillside Road, Greenbelt, MD, 20770, bonniess71@aol.com.  Retired - Medical Transcriptionist.  Montgomery Jr. College Associate Degree.  Married – Harry Staughton, (class “65)-Retired Locomotive Engineer.   Highlights:  Travel to Hawaii, Australia, Alaska and West Coast.  Training 2 Arabian horses.  Financially able to retire at 61.  Best:  Meeting my future husband.  Being in the marching band and going to the Mardi Gras.

Waterstradt, Philip Bowler 18081 Rawhide Court, Tehachapl, CA 93561. pwrters010@att.net. Senior Biomedical Engineering Technician.  AA-Howard CC, Certified Substance Abuse Counselor, Combat Medic and Independent Duty Qualified. reMarried- Janice-Disabled. Stepchildren: Beth 35, Jill 28, Alyson 29. Grandchildren: Alex 7, Zach 6, Madisyn 1 and Michael 15. Best: Graduation.  Worst: Getting stuck after a “Sweetheart” Dance and having to call my date’s Dad and my Dad at 3 am to call AAA to get us out.

Werback, Clarence “Elgin” Jr. 20319 Trolley Crossing Court, Montgomery Village, MD 20886-5837.   elginw@comcast.net. Senior Systems Engineer and Technical Lead.  Divorced.  Children: Kelly 36 and Krista 33 Grandchildren: Miles 3. Highlights: My single, most significant accomplishment  was helping to bring my two daughters up to adulthood. After that would be retiring  from Federal Government January 2005 after working for over thirty-two  (32) years as an Aerospace Engineer and Manager.  After that would be working for Northrop Grumman for five yrs as a Senior Systems Engineer and Technical Lead.   Finally, I recently went to work  for TASC,  also as a Senior Systems Engineer and Technical Lead. Best:  The friends I had and continue to have;  I do not recall any ‘worst’ memories.

Wiley, Sara “Judy,” 12619 Montclair Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20904. swileycpa@yahoo.com. Certified Public Accountant.  Divorced.  Children:  Rob Carey and Leann Carey (children with ’65 grad, Keith Carey).  Grandchildren:  Katherine 18 mos. Highlights:  Raising my children, finishing college at 40, and traveling.  Best trip was two weeks in Italy with my children in 2007.  Best:  It was a great time and school.  I enjoyed the German club and grew from the Problems of Democracy project.  I’m grateful for the friendships that remain after all these years.

Wilson, Robert Earl 2310 Chapel Hill Boulevard, Odenton, MD 21113.  bob@wilsonandparlett.com. Trial Attorney  B.A. – English Lit-U of MD (1970); J.D. (Law Degree)-U of MD School of Law (1975).  Divorced. Significant other- Janice Holtzclaw.  Children:  Matt and Brett (twins 28) and Tabitha 30.  Grandchildren:  none.  Highlights:  Founding partner of law firm in Upper Marlboro, Maryland – Wilson & Parlett.   Best/Worst:  Business Law class and typing class… Chess Club…  Cross-Country Track… and a leg injury in gym class that still bothers me to this day… almost 50 years later!!!

Winn, Linda C.,  200 Townsend Street #51, San Francisco, CA, 94107, lcwinn@sbcglobal.net. Marketing.  BS American U; MA Central Michigan U; Marketing Certificate – U of CA Berkeley.  Single.  Highlights:   Enjoying life and all the opportunities it has provided.

Wray, Jeanne Alta (Caulkins), 260 Cameo Drive, Fayetteville, PA, 17222.  Retired – Computer Training.  Married – Timothy  – Retired from Verizon.  Children:  Cindy 42 and Vikky 37.  Grandchildren:  Isabella 12 and Cassie 7.  Highlights:   I had two lovely daughters.  Then I moved to Myrtle Beach, S.C. and worked with the Gatlin Brothers and Ronnie Milsap (country music artists).  Now I live in Pennsylvania – beautiful mountain views.  Best/Worst:  I enjoyed making friends.  However, I couldn’t understand why stairwells were either boy or girl and you got in trouble if caught in the wrong one!

Wyatt, Joanne (Monaco) 48 Cedar Lane, Dover, PA 17315. Retired (yea!).  MLS-Catholic U. Married-Francis-Retired. Children: Jeffrey 40 and Laura 39. Grandchildren: Alexander 11 and Trey 6. Highlights: Working 25 yrs as a librarian, 12 at Library of Congress; teaching Sunday School almost 20 yrs; surviving cancer for 10 yrs.  Best: Meeting Fran in my Jr. yr.

Young, Diane Ruth (Geshwind), 11408 N 30^th Ave, Phoenix,  AZ  85029 dgeshwind@att.net. Management Consultant (self-employed), MBA.  Widowed. Children: Robyn 40. Grandchildren: Elijah 13, Emma 8 and Sammy 3. Highlights: From a career standpoint, striking-out on my own more than 20 years ago has been an incredible adventure. I’ve been privileged to teach and consult with an array of very talented people over the years and the fun hasn’t stopped.  Clients include government agencies, non-profits, and small business owners in the Greater Phoenix Metro Area. On the personal side—I’m wondering if there’s life after retirement--but, life is good. Best/Worst: Oddly, my best memories gravitate to the quality of our education. (I say “oddly” because I also remember spending considerable time goofing-off in class.) Do you guys realize how lucky we were to have such talented and dedicated teachers at HP?  The curriculum was tough and the teachers didn’t let us get away with anything.  (Well, maybe our choral director, Mr. Porterfield, but that’s another story.) As much as she terrified us, Ms. Biggs was probably one of the finest English teachers you could hope for. I hope I’ve returned the favor to a few of my students over the years.  (“Fewer dollars, less money” is just one of the echoes that haunt me.) And Ms. McClelland, our POD teacher in senior year, taught us to question and examine issues from other points of view before formulating our opinions.  I hope I still do that—at least I pay my ACLU dues every year and try not to tune-out diverse opinions. The list goes on. Can’t think of a worst time. Time brings perspective.

Zalucky, Donald B. DDS 553 Danbury Road, Wilton, CT  06897. drdbz@optonline.net. General Dentistry - Assistant Chief Oral Surgery, Fort Hood, TX. U of MD -B.S- Zoology,
U of MD School of Dentistry-D.D.S., Oral surgery internship at Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, NY. Married:  Catherine-CFO of my business, and, in addition is a top Real Estate Agent for William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty. Children:  Daniel  35 and James 22. Highlights: Very thankful that I have remained healthy since graduating from high school.  I as well as the rest of our class have witnessed the greatest changes in science, technology, music, and politics. I have been able to give back to society by volunteering for Connecticut Mission of Mercy – which consists of a number of dentists in this area giving of their time for three days to treat the uninsured and poor in this state.  I was a forensic dental volunteer after 9/11. Best: When my father was on the President’s Council Against Drug Abuse and gave a talk to the senior class and after his presentation he hoped that no one in our class did drugs, and everybody on my side of the bleachers pointed their finger at me. ( thanks you guys!) I had some great memories on the track team with Ralph Higdon, Mike Van Kirk, Wayne Howells, and Bruce Crotts and the rest of the guys.  Worst:  Even though I got decent grades, I always ended up in Mr. Chotiner’s office.  I will never forget being told that high school would be the best years of my life!  Little did I know then – he was absolutely right!  As to the future – let’s all stay healthy and keep in touch.

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