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Comments: Rick, I tried to sing along --Knew most of the Robert Earl Keen songs but it was so loud my ears hurt. Those crowds at these events are really lively-- everyone is happy and yelling out the songs. And so many Texans there. In Texas we don't notice them but up here . . .
Comments: Sweet Sue, I will be thinking positive thoughts for you and keep you in my prayers. Let us know if there is anything else we can do. Love ya, girl.
Comments: Susan -  That's the really good thing about having multi-year classes attend these SOC functions . . . someone is always older than me!  But then, I'm not as young as I was yesterday and not as old as today as I will be tomorrow.
Comments: Sally , it sounds like you had a great time ô singing ô along on Texas Independence Day.
Comments: SNL, I didn't get offended by JS's age remarks. After all, he'll always be three years older than us!
Comments: OMG Ada Ann, I had not heard that about Sue! Please keep us informed if you get any addl info & she will definitely be in my prayers! Sally - Guess we Texans sometimes take our "Native Texan" status for granite! I think it was Sunday wasn't it? Too bad it takes a friend from NYC to remind us! Glad you had a good time!
Comments: Sally, I am ashamed of myself, I missed TexaS Independence day, I have lived in Virginia and Maryland but there is no place like TexaS.
Comments: Just a quick note-- Happy TX independence day!! (late) was I the ONLY TEXAN who remembered TX independence day? We celebrated up here on Saturday night with a performance by Ray Wylie Hubbard (who went to Adamson?), Charlie Robison, Cross Canadian Ragweed ( they are actually boys from Oklahoma) and the best song writer in Texas, Rober Earl Keen. Overheard in the crowd-" Wish I was from Texas!" Unfortunately, the music was so loud we could barely hear the words to the songs.
Comments: Sue Ash McDow needs our prayers. She was just blindsided with the diagnosis of a liver disease. She is still in the early stages of learning about what she can and can't do, eat, etc.
Comments: So did some of ya'll take offense to John's remarks about us getting older??
Comments: Hawkins, I just heard last Friday that the Class of '59 has selected the Hilton Inn in Duncanville as the headquarters for their 50th reunion this year. It is coming up pretty quick - the last weekend in April. Part of the festivities will include some time spent at the old Oak Cliff Country Club which has a different name now. Some of you younger Bears oughta drop in on them and take a gander at what you'll look like in 7 more years.
Comments: Good Mornin'!!! Get up & smell the sunshine, it's a beautiful day in Dallas!! It's so nice to see lots of our friends coming on to the GB lately. Sure would like to see ya'll at the get-together on June 13th!! I've read where several of you are trying to work out arrangements to be with us. Lamar Ford, Annette, Donna Rexroat, Donna Riley, Sally, Virginia and Richard - - c'mon, we'd love to see you!! Please try to work it out to be here at the June party! Jerry, John & Dale. . . sure hope the Houston, Woodlands, Conroe grp can make it too! 
Comments: Just noted on the 64 book that Johnnie Hamm, brother of our David Hamm has passed away. David, you are in our thoughts and prayers. Memo to Shoveldog Southworth: Great video!! I really enjoyed it. My Brother, Richard and Mr. Tillery's brother, Mike, were classmates in the class of 59, so they didn't appear in the video. I did see a couple of people who looked real familiar, but no names came to mind.
Comments: JS - that video from the 1958 class was great!! Don't know where you got it but its a keeper! We moved to Oak Cliff on Labor Day weekend 1953. Lived in the same house until I moved out when I was 19 and a half. All of those things on the video brought back such wonderful memories. Thank You!
Comments: Wow--thanks John for the picture of Mary Helen Hill! One of the happiest highlights of the big reunion for me was laughing and reminiscing with Mary Helen about our days at Clara Oliver. We had Miss Mason together in 3rd grade, and she was a wonderful teacher----we remembered she had a club foot and a quirky loveable attitude. But, we learned so so much from her. Funny how small details we share together bring back a flood of experience and memories that are just as real today as they were "way way back in the day!" |
Ya'll better perk up because this weekend we "lose" an hour!!! 
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