Comments: A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you Charles M. , and to those also having B'Days today........this was almost a late B'day greeting, may you all have many, many more!!!!
Comments: Thanks for the sage advise, Budman. I wondered why when Butterfingers reached in his left pocket he always came out with one of those big pink erasers. And when he reached in his right pocket he came out with a big art gum eraser. Also now understand why when everyone else has one of those short pencils without an eraser you have a Big Moe in your pocket. Since I didn't play this week, who will be sending me money for not having to ride with me??
Comments: Happy Birthday to Charles, Rusty, Sammy and Sammy!
Comments: Happy Birthday Sammy, Sammy, Charles and Rusty! Hope you guys have a first-rate day! Dale, your declining memory has been added to my prayer list. ![]()
Comments: Butterfingers I thought you had an Acorn meeting this morning ! On account of you not playing last week can you just drop my money in the mailbox today, that you would have lost last week. That would be just great. Happy Jack- Golf tip of the day from Fingers-Never subtract so many strokes on the last hole you wind up with the honors on the next tee box
Comments: Happy Birthday, Guys!!!
Comments: Wow, 4 people frm our class born on the same day! To Charles, who never posts but I know he lerks, A Very Happy Birthday my friend! Sammy R - known you since Lisbon days. A Very Happy Birthday to you! Sammy M & Russel - wish you'd join us on the GB & now is the time to start planning to attend our 45th in 2011. In case ya'll shd be peeking . . . Happy B-day guys!!!
Comments: Dandy Don L., I did not know you were a speedy halfback at one time. The guys that played fullback were the ones not smart enough to play on the line. I don't recall the name of our big, ugly, receding hairline blond fullback.
Comments: H a p p y B i r t h d a y wishes go out to our quadruplets, Sammy R. Smith, Sammy M. Smith, Charles Moss & Rusty Powers, on 8/31! I know it’s a few minutes early, but this is a big day for our quads. Guys, we hope you’re all celebrating a great one, whether it’s 60, 61 or 62 (yikes!) - either kickin back for a day off or getting out to do something you enjoy most. Hope that we’ll see you at our next mini - best wishes!
Comments: Budman - I think that was also the night I ran for 40 yds. Might've been a TD if I hadn't gotten nervous & outrun my blockers - I paid dearly. Met some of the guys who creamed me later on at Storey - seems like it was Jim Whatley, Donnie Wallace (?) & one other - if you're out there, pls ID yourself. ![]()
Comments: Buddy, I bet Coach Turner and Coach Bertrum had a word to share with Mr. Kimbrough.
Comments: Dale- Smokey Joe spiked the ball as he ran across the line thinking he had a TD. Only problem it was the 5 yard line; no TD. But Oliver did beat Bud and sent Jimmie Hughes to the locker room crying. A big nite to remember under the lights as a kid.
Comments: Budman, Guess #1 Tommy Brown scored and spiked. Penalty for excessive celebration applied on next kick-off. By the way, Clara Oliver won 18-6! Sandy, All from memory. I'm afraid Ms. Davis has erred in judgment. She was second , but as we all know, "That's just the first loser"
Comments: Yeah right Dale . . . all from your memory!!
Comments: Clara Oliver Faculty George T. Coley Ollie Lee Lera Schow Miss Howell Marie Deuschle Barbara Jacobs Bert Russ Martha Stasney Coach Turner Elizabeth McEntee Addie Ruth Hasty Mary Wehrung Oline Rolater Mary Grimes Jean Hawkins Lu Ella Smith J. L. McNess Mittie Bradford Mrs. Mason Loraine Titus Mrs Redford Ellen Slatton Fan Dunnavant Deloise Wilkie Mattie Wilkenson Nancy Jessup Edith Smith Mary Stephenson William Petty Jewel Henderson And most importantly: Iva Jo Johnson -Cook Mrs. Lee -Secretary Eunice Bryant -Pastry cook Lois Duniho -Counter Vivian Johns _ salad cook J. D Parker Machine operator Mamie Hilbun -Lunchroom Manager This is just from my memory there may have been more.DWS |
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