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IN MEMORY OF OUR CLASSMATES-CLASS OF '49
 

Allen, Darya Berg

Allen, Patsy Bishop

Anderson, Lorraine Murphy

Armond, Feliz

Arndt, Shirley Wilson

Balough, Bernard

Barrett, Donald

Beck, Betty Barta

Bengal, Max

Berge, Kent

Best, Louis

Bolton, Charlotte Brown

Burns, James E.

Burt, Richard

Capranica, Bob

Casassa, Barbara Flannery

Cervenak, Robert

Clark, Richard

Clubb, Loretta

Connolly, Joann Bauders

Corbin, David

Currie, Estelle

Doen, Dann

Earle, John

Eisenrich, Douglas

Elliot, Ester Joyce

Erickson, Joanne Peterson

Faller, Robert

Faust, Nancy Neely

Fenner, Jack

Fleming, John

Filla, Evangeline

Fogg, Darlene Dyer

Fordham, Robert

Franko, Arthur

Furey, Jerry

Gallal, Louis

Galloway, David

Gammell, Viola Hayes

Gerhotz, Donald

Geerlaff, Ronald

Gillis, Edith Michel

Gollands, Ann Pell

Gosslee, Dorothy Moore

Gould, Charles

Haddock, Susanne Thomas

Hall, Milton

Hamilton, Betty

Hart, Sterling

Hayes, Viola

Hatt, Wilma Stone

Healsey, Alice Garland

Heckman, Sharon Krouse

Hedlung, Kathryn Hopen

Hill, Lloyd

Hoke, Joyce LaRoque

Holdridge, Charles

Hollinger, Maynard     

Holt, Betty

Hulse, Dwight

Humphry, Carol Hadsall

Huyck, Gordon

Jacoubowsky, Edwin

Johnson, JoAnn

Kaestner, Patti Kraig

Keavey, Barbara Welteck

Kewell, William

Kidd, Joyce Johnstone

King, Janet

Knowles, Richard

Lahey, Barbara Auten

Larson, Lisa

Lynde, Lillian

Martinez, Beverly Ward

Massey, Ben

Maxwell, Larry

McAdams, Carl. L.

McClung, Carol Davis

Michelson, Eugene O.

Middleton, Ruthanne Van Meter

Miller, Charles

Miller, Arlene Rose

Mooney, Robert

Morisette, Patricia Murphy

Mortaugh, Dorothy Daniels

Morgan, Merridy   

Mullen, Beverly Smith

Hansen, Jean Louise Nelson

Nevin, Beverly Runyon

Nixon, Marilyn Madson

Orth, Janet

Owens, Wallace

Pajon, Anthony

Pavelka, Margaret Gillespie

Richard Parker

Patterson, Ann Owen

Pearson, John

Peterson, Frances

Pell, Ann Gollands

Prager Marvin

Pringle, Richard

Rice, Robert

Robinson, Jere

Rockenback, Phillip

Roth, Jack

Schaeffer, Harry

Schnippel, Beyer

Sharp, Betty Ruth Cooper

Shook, Jack Leonard

Shortridge, MaryLou Poligreen

Sink, John

Sneeden, Forrest
Stroud, Robert

Sutherland, Florence Nash

Swirles, Claudeen Roberts

Tadych Etty Tuggle

Thompson, Wallace

Waddell, John      

Walters, Dorothy Burns

Ward, Bette Grout

Washington, Morris

Williams, Rita Furry

Wilson, Carl

Wilson, Patricia Landers

 

 

 






 

 

'49

Pat LoGiudice-Johnson '49
     
triciajj@dslextreme.com

  

5-2-13

 
Vangie (Brownwood) and Jim Regan Co-chaired the
annual USO Gala event this year in San Diego.
(pictures of Vangie and Jim and friends at the USO
are pictured at the end of this article).  Vangie and
Jim have co-chaired many social events in San
Diego in the past few years, but many reports have
it that this was the very best USO Gala that was
every attended.  Well, with Vangie and Jim being
in charge of the event, what else would one expect.
Look what they did with the class of '50's - 60 year
reunion that was held on the Midway.

Vangie with daughters Mary (left), Laurie (right), Miss California 2013 Leah Cecil

 
The Theme of the Patriotic night was (FREEDOM
UNBROKEN FOR GENERATIONS.
The keynote speaker was Louis Zamperini, the hero
of Laura Hillenbrand's book, UNBROKEN.
This is an amazing man and he has had an amazing
life. Louis was an Olympic runner during the 1920's.
He spent 40+ days on a raft in the Ocean during
WWII and he also was a POW in Japan during WWII.
During the USO evening event a 20 min. documentary
film about Louis Zamperini's life story played on the
screen.  As he sat in his chair, sharp as a tack at 96
years old, he was asked what his secret to his amazing
life was.  His reply was to have a cheerful attitude, and
a cheerful contenance at all times.

Louis Zamperini 96 years old.

 
Pat's comment........I hope you all have a chance to
read this book, "Unbroken", about an amazing man.
A movie about his life is in the making and will out
for us all to enjoy in a few years.

I have this this book it is great. Gary

 

Meanwhile, back in La Verne