Marshall High School
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PROFILE UPDATES
| • | Rosemary Redfern (Morley) (1960) 6/12 |
| • | Jerry Miller (1960) 5/23 |
| • | Susan Howard Aka Jeri Lynn Mooney (Chrane) (1960) 4/23 |
| • | Edd Clark (1960) 4/12 |
| • | Pete Craig (1961) 1/7 |
| • | Sam Moseley (1960) 10/30 |
| • | Judy Rains (Miller) (1960) 10/18 |
| • | Cheryl Nored (Dean) (1961) 7/13 |
| • | Kay Solomon (Andrews) (1960) 1/23 |
| • | Nancy George (Bethea) (1960) 1/5 |
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW
UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
| • | Judy Bearden (Love) (1961) 7/27 |
| • | Richard Brown (1961) 7/28 |
| • | Mary Grace Redding (Eubank) (1961) 7/28 |
| • | Billy Burke (1960) 7/29 |
| • | Freida McMullen (Campbell) (1960) 7/30 |
| • | Drucilla Graves (Davis) (1960) 7/31 |
| • | Bill Clemmons (1960) 8/1 |
| • | Sandra Adams (Thompson) (1961) 8/2 |
| • | Rex Brown (1961) 8/4 |
| • | Dianna Miller (Gray) (1961) 8/6 |
| • | Sandre Forsythe (Goldsby) (1961) 8/7 |
| • | Jo Nell Bailey (Rogers) 8/9 |
| • | Ronnie Foster (1961) 8/13 |
| • | Reba Pritchett (Burkhalter) (1961) 8/18 |
| • | Don Pair (1961) 8/22 |
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The following are those who served for us.
We are all so fortunate that they returned.
James Ross Ayers
John Curtis (JC) Brooks
Billy Ralph Burke
Charles Clair (Res)
Joseph Lynn Perkins
Gerald Lamar Sandlin
Joseph Frank Teodorczyk
Gerald Charles (Soff) Watson
Douglas Bryant
Morris James Bullard
Richard Clarence McBraer
William Robert (Billy Bob) Miller
Donald Ray Waldrop
John Charles Wolf
William Michael Young
Edd Clark
Robert (Bob) Bethune Huntsberger
Douglas Mitchell (Dude) Roberts
James (Jimmy) Bernard
Gene H. Carey
Walter Scott Caven
Edwin Irving (Eddy) Goldberg
Robert Edward (Bob) Holtzclaw
William Carter (Bill) McCay
Curtis Alfred McClurg
Jerry Allen Miller
John Vassar
Richard Glynn Wilson
James Michael Wood
Don McArthur Bradford
Donald Gene Broadus
Alton Graves
James Morgan Hill
Clifford Morris Hilliard
Dennis Wyatt Martin
Charles McIntire
Robert Michael Murphy
Billy Wayne Pope
George Edwin Ware, Jr.
Robert Wooten
James Franklin Davis
Vernon Dillon Calcote
Ronnie Dean Carpenter
Paul Spurgeon Curry
James Spenser Jones
Willie Lee Elkins
Charles D. (Bubba) Armstrong
Charles Dillard Campbell
Jerry Lynn Duncan (Res)
Michael Arthur Dymond
Herman Lee (H.L.) Daniels (Engrs. Corps)
Lonnie Orvin English
James Harrell Harris (Med.Corps)
Walter Steve Reeves (Dntl. Corps)
Fred Clint Selz
John Loyd Sullivan
Donald Chris Tracy (Res)
Robert Sandlin Wood
Stanly Rayburn Bailey
Gerald Dale Barton
Garnett Eugene Bell
Jack Roller Canson
Richard Noel (Dick) Cole
Roy Anthony (Tony) Coleman
John Hugh Covin
James Franklin Davis
Clifford Lloyd Faircloth
Ronald David Foster
Larry Hatcher
Robert Lewis Ingle
William Louis Mauthe
Don Charles Pair
Thomas Rayburn Roberts
James Rowley
Lester Eugene (Gene) Sanders, Jr.
Ronald David (Ronnie) Senn (Dntl. Corps)
Harry Miller Solomon
Robert O'Neal (Bill) Thomas
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Sam, who has apparently been on the Board of Directors
at ETBU for some 40 years, recently received an Honorary
Doctor's Degree from the university. Some photos from the
ceremony are posted below.
Dr. and Mrs. Moseley and family had a great day.
One liners for this election year:
If God wanted us to vote, he would have given us candidates.
~Jay Leno~
The problem with political jokes is they get elected.
~Henry Cate, VII~
We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office
~Aesop~
If we got one-tenth of what was promised to us in these State of the Union speeches, there wouldn't be any inducement to go to heaven.
~Will Rogers~
Politicians are the same all over. They promise to build a bridge even where there is no river.
~Nikita Khrushchev~
When I was a boy I was told that anybody could become President; I'm beginning to believe it.
~Clarence Darrow~
Politicians are people who, when they see light at the end of the tunnel, go out and buy some more tunnel.
~John Quinton~
Why pay money to have your family tree traced; go into politics and your opponents will do it for you.
~Author unknown~
Politics is supposed to be the second-oldest profession. I have come to realize that it bears a very close resemblance to the first.
~Ronald Reagan~
Politics is the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich, by promising to protect each from the other.
~Oscar Ameringer~
I offer my opponents a bargain: if they will stop telling lies about us, I will stop telling the truth about them.
~Adlai Stevenson, 1952~
A politician is a fellow who will lay down your life for his country.
~ Tex Guinan~
I have come to the conclusion that politics is too serious a matter to be left to the politicians.
~Charles de Gaulle~
Instead of giving a politician the keys to the city, it might be better to change the locks.
~Doug Larson~
There ought to be one day -- just one -- when there is open season on Congressmen.
~Will Rogers
We'd all like to vote for the best man, but he's never a candidate.
~Kin Hubbard~
For all us po' folk not lucky enough to live near
our favorite lake, enjoy a bit of nostalgia ~
PHOTO & CAPTION OF THE YEAR
CLASS OF '60
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Now, THIS is what makes life worth living!
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from Soff CLICK ON JUKEBOX for Doo Wop Music
Choose and play the oldies, like we first heard them.
Happiness starts with a smile...
…….we all need a good laugh to start our days!
The Contagious Power of Laughter...Too Much Fun
When you think of riding the subway, laughter and joy aren’t the first words that spring to mind. It’s a cramped place full of grumpy people either coming home from a bad day at work or are just generally upset. Yet if you’re lucky enough, sometimes you can find happiness in a subway train.
One such magical moment was captured when a Belgian advertising agency working for Coco-Cola hired an actor to randomly start laughing on the train.
With the tagline–“Happiness starts with a smile”– their new ad aims to bring a bit of joy to everyone’s day.
Just watch and we dare you not to let out a small giggle, too!
Sound on?
Thank you, Kat McLeod Evans
See the beauty of Caddo Lake -
Start the video, then move cursor onto bottom right hand side and click on the small box for full page view.
JUST FOR FUN - Click on icon in bottom right hand corner to
enlarge screen.
from Soff - ONE WORLD OBSERVATORY
Take a trip through time and history on your way to the top.
Another Got Talent not to be missed - THE ILLUSIONIST
Beautiful rendition of the National Anthem in a
Hyatt Regency
Living the Good Old Days (Click pic)
The Irony of Aging |
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1960 Now
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Doug Moseley's daughter Lujenna, surprises Cathie at the Brown Pig
during our 55th Reunion.
CLICK HERE TO VISIT
HEALTH WATCH
Good Memories
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One more for the Stagecoach Road?
from Susan Hardy Vanhorn - STREET SINGING
Martin, a baker in Holland for 32 years, out of a job, began
Street Singing. Stop the player above, before listening.
from Susan Hardy Vanhorn - Les Flashmob Prodiges
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Click on NEW sign to see another
fun musical flash mob video. via Bill Peteet
COOLEST JUKEBOX EVER
CLICK on the Jukebox for songs from the 40s, 50s, 60s & 70s.
from Sam
How cool is this? Our first military service photo.
Boot Camp - Gerald (Soff) Watson & Ross (Abber) Ayers
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Hey, some of us have to live vicariously!
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This is the Marshall High School classes of 1960 and 1961 Website. What started out as a reunion website evolved into a "Stay In Touch" with classmates website. Each Classmate and our Guests have a personal page that is set up so they can share with us the things that have been going on with themselves and their families since High School. This is a great place to brag on your children and grandchildren, share your experiences and plans. Feel free to "link" your Facebook, My Space, You Tube, etc. to your personal page. Insert recent photos of you and your family, add your "since I left MHS" history, etc. The site will be updated, active and useful for as long as class members want it to be. Update your personal information anytime you wish, and encourage other classmates to continue updating theirs. When you enter the Home Page, there is a box in the upper right hand corner that will indicate who else is using the site. To send an Instant Message to that person, simply click on the box and type in your message. When they get your message they can immediately respond. One can also go to the Message Center and contact anyone in the classes and/or our Guests, to begin a dialogue. Addditionally, there are website Administrators available to assist with preparation of your personal page, as well as respond to questions you have about the site. They also, check new data entered by classmates to assure that it is admissable. Info60@marshallmavs.com for the class of 1960 and info61@marshallmavs.com for the class of 1961.
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Stick with this. You'll be glad you did.
"Getting Old" with Mary Maxwell
Thanks to Jane Walker Payton for this video.
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