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1920

Robert Bowman

John Zerell

1922

Robert Paul "Abe" Allen

Helen Chruch Giebler

Henry Morris

Hazel Peterson

1923

Wilfred "Bill" Maag  

1925

Leland Allen

 

1926

Adrian Winkler

1927

Theodore "Ted" Maag 

1928

Dorothy Gregg

Katherine Yates

Leonard Muller

 

1929

Orman Good

Hilda Ryan Clara Ferguson 

1930

Myrtle Swanson

1931

Eleanor Blain

Gene Branch

Frances Porter

1932

Lloyd Clark

Virginia Hosstutler

Felix Kimbrough

Merrill Pollard

1933

Robert Graves 

Eleanor Gregg

Robert Scott

1934

Frank C. Casner

Mary Cavin

Lorraine Corpe

 Ralph Bullock

Mildred Seitz

1935

Lera Duryea

Leslie Ryan

Anita Stefano

1936

Robert Studebaker

William Feeler

William Mc Cullagh

Maurice Fuller

Donna Griffin

Glen Griffin

Louise Ward

Harley Bogel

Ruth Wilson

Otto Henneforth

Clifford Emberson

Joan Bergman

Henry Le Roy Zimmerman

Franklyn Fetters

Ardyce Holtz

Roy D. Stone

Ray Wefel Hudson

Kathleen Millard

Dare Adrian Paris

Alvin Flannes Jean P. Francis

Addison Thoms Hubbard

Willim Chappelow

Ralph Arthur Thorsen

Helen Virginia Mc Connell

Donald Presley

Vance Raymond Yost

Betty Hilts

R. Robert Dollar

Hiroshi Kuromiya

Clifford Johnson

Richard Gerald Mc Moyler

Milton Simons

Lewis Warschaw

Ethel Mae Baley

Ivan P (Phil) Laird

Curt Kaufman

1937

Robert Russell

Mike Tracy

1938

Esley Leroy Adams

Laurie Ball 

Billie Baker Pocock

Norman Bartold

Robert (Rip) Baumgartner

Mary Francis Belden

Ellenor Bell

Bud Bever

Eleanor Blain

Luther Boek Blanche Mowrey Borden

Richard Bowers

Alphonso Briseno

Wallace Brown

Barbara Brune

Cecil Bullock

Alan Bunker

George Bunnell

Jean Campbell

Martha Marie Carman

La Vonne Cherry

Betty Christianson

Bernard Clark

Dorothy Clemmons

Marjorie Cooper

Salvadore Cordova

Hilden Cotton

George Craig

John Crandell

Patricia Davis

Robert Densmore

Clyndon Dollar

Aldene Dort

William Eardensohn

Katherine Ebert

Alcyon Elder

Eunice Emberson

William Erdensohn

Edward Eveleth

William Fentress Bill Ferantte

Robert Wesly Fisher

Basil Frazier

Robert Gardner

Adrianne Gilbert

Harley (Jack) Grover

Reed Hanks

William Harper

Ellsworth Heidenreich

Marjo Hearn

Margaret Hess

Kenneth Hollingsworth

Evelyn Hubbard

Laura Jean Hunt

Ferrell Ingham

GeorgeJackson

Helen ameson

Ray Jochish

Paul Johnson

Ardell Kirk

Ed Knisley

Thomas Knowles

Ruth Knudson

Fred Lanterman

Gene Larson

Helen Lauraine

Howard Leff

Joe Leonard

Harry Leslie

Zelda Long

Julia Lyon

Gordon Maddock

Cleo Manning

Robert McLeod

Robert Merritt

Thomas Montgomery

Arthur Moore

Donald Moore

Dorothy Moore

Perry Morrison   Blanche Mowrey

Ray Mucich

Jack Munroe

George Murphy

Patricia Murray

Art Nelson

Saige "Pete" Okazaki

Peggy Jean Packer

Chomell Patterson

Carl Pettit

Anna Polverini   

John Radford

Jean Rawson

Harlan Reed

Vern Roberts

Betty Schlatter

Ken Schmitt

Helen Sell

Bill Shaum

Chiyomi Shimamura

Jim Shultz

Muriel Simons

Ian Smith

Lo Vern Smith

Beverly Smith

William Smith

Eugene Standley

Deweese Stevens

Hans Sulzer

Lela Swanson

Bret Swartz

Robert Temple

Gena Tholl

Florence Thompson

Grant Thompson

Meta Thompson

Charles Tiliford

Anita Trevillion

Warren Tripp

Gordon Tuttle

Robert Utman

Helen Voss

Sid Warschaw  

Willard "Doc" Wiley

Mary Louise White             Alice Wilkinson

Mary Lu Wilson

Myrtle Wurschum

James Zunino

1939

Dorothy Chamberlain

James Dougherty

Elizabeth Hester

Marquetta Newman "Red" Loomis

 

1940

Jack Dahl

Kent E. Kuester      John K. Logan

1941

Don Butler

Eleanor Lambert Butler

Ron Grover

Harold (Sonny) Moore

George Schlagel

Walter Self Sarah Seymour

Mary Sellick John Harvey Basil Zimmerman

1942

Ralph Corpe

May Crouch

Willard "Willy" Haaker Bruce Jones

Earl Pahel

Jim Whiting

1943

William Crandall

Noni Davies

Perry Ehlig

Dolores St. John

Betty Worrell Marvin Warschaw

1944 

Joan Bailey

Wesley Blain

Joe Coombs    Roger Jensen

Dorothy Summers

1945

Richard Decker

Gene Dickinson

Midge Brown

Eleanor Jame Kass

William "Willie" Ochoa

Dolores Hihn




 

 

Donna (Marto '57) Smith

Happy Jack, AZ

dogtrainerone@yahoo.com

Note new email address 10-3-09

**** So glad someone is sending stuff to me for your Golden Cats page.
     Much thanks to Rocky Rockwood, '38 for the beautiful photos he
     sends....Keep it coming Rocky.
On Thursday with some sun a short walk around the Hayden Bay gave me a couple wildlife images.

As  I walked around the west end of the bay our resident Great Blue  Heron landed right by me but

since I have dozens of photos of his (hers?) cousins I didn't click the shutter.

 

Out at the point the breakwater logs had this mix of Gulls and these Double

Crested Cormorants.

 

And out in the eddy in the Columia were 10 or so Western Grebes (last year I

counted 100)


 

 

On Friday David Seesholtz and I did a four and a half  mile clockwise loop in

Salmon Creek.


 

As we started we were seeing no bird life  so I took these of the meadow in a

horse pasture and the wild roses along the trail

 

While resting at our turnaround point several Cedar Waxwings entertained us. They

were really out of range for my 450 mm equivalent telephoto but I shot away

anyway......hand held,  cropped and sharpened in Photoshop.


 

We saw Towhees but got no photos so I went to my archives from previous hikes

and pulled up this one


 
A nice little side stream comes in from the south

 

Many dog walkers were out on the paved trail and since I take lots of photos of

faces added this to my collection

Happy Trails'  

Rocky '38

 

 

 

 

* * * just in from Hank Morris, class of '47
 
    Another "Golden Cat (Kitten) to add to 1922
 

Hi Donna:

I recently learned that a classmate of my Mom's (Hazel Peterson, 1922) passed away just
short of 104! That's probably a record for that class. Helen Church Giebler.
Helen Church and my mom were buddies going back to grammar school at Wildrose.
 
Helen will be remembered by some as a teacher at Mayflower. Interestingly, her earliest
teaching days were here in Ventura. Helen was married to Harold Giebler, later a teacher
and basketball coach at Elliot in Pasadena. Before that, they lived and taught in Galveston, TX
before returning to Monrovia.
 
Their daughter Ellen Anne, was my first real girl friend. She and Jan were both in MAD '49.


 

 
As an EMT here in Happy Jack, I have finally convinced Emergency Services, to put in place, trained service dogs. They have now been introduced to help cut costs.

Canines have been used for police work, search & rescue, tracking, service dogs and a variety of other tasks.  Now they're assisting Paramedics and EMTs and doing so at a much lower cost.
 



See the example below..........................
 
 
 
 
 

 
Breathe, damn you, breathe!

 

* * * from Rocky Rockwood, class of  '38.....

 
Donna,
My yearly visit to my alma mater CALTECH is timed to be at the spring bloom peak and
while I've sent images in the past  many have not seen the Pasadena campus so here are a
few new and old.
 
Starting at the east side of the campus at the Athaneum, where our Half Century Club lunch
is held, we walk west along the student houses
 
 
Caltech is coed now and looks like it sows it's seed early
 
 
At the end of the Olive walk where the old Thrope Hall stood in my day are waterfalls and
 turtle ponds and the tall Milican Library beyond

 
 
along the way the Bookstore columns are headed with appropriate designs
 
 
 
 
Near the turtle ponds is a small succulent garden with some unique specimens
and the use of water features in gardens
 
 
 
other walks on campus show off the perfusion of blooms-
 
Thanks Rocky for sharing these photos with others that may have attended Caltech.
 


 I used to drive by there a lot chasing girls in Pasadena till one caught me.
I did stop out front once when a cop pulled my roadster over.

--
Love to all Gary

 

 

PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR OUR

MAD ALL-CLASS REUNION

ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER  USS MIDWAY MUSEUM

OCTOBER 1 -2, 2010

 

Happy 2010

from Donna and Jerry

 

I was going to put your stuff on here but when
you sent it, it got lost in the email I guess.
 

 
* * * from Rocky Rockwood  '38 
 
GONE....but not forgotten 
Class of '38
  
 Lois Welton Herbert

Donna..
As I called Lois in the Brookhurst Royal in Westminster I was given a number change 
and thinking she had had to move into more managed care called her son Mark and was
 informed that she passed away back on November 7, 2009. Mark apologized for not
informing me at the time. He said that there was no printed Obituary and we agreed that
I would include her and a brief history in the next MAD Cat's Tales.
 
Obituary - Lois Welton Herbert
Born April 26, 1921 and died November 7, 2009
Married to Harley Herbert in 1955
Had two boys, Kevin and Mark and is survived by Mark who never married
She went through Ivy Jr. Hi and the first three grades at MAD with the class of '39,
took summer school and joined the class of '38 to graduate.
She lettered in Track, Volley Ball, Baseball and Basketball.
She worked for the US Government as a Draft Board Coordinator for 15 years then
as Special Materials Supervisor for the
Paramount School District for 17 years.
Retired in 1981.
_____________________________________________________________________________
 
   

 


 


 

Well, here is the  cure...
just smile and say...
Dear Lord,
I know you're watching over me
And I'm feeling truly blessed
For no matter what I pray for
You always know what's best!
 

I have this circle of E-mail friends,
Who mean the world to me;
Some days I "send and send,"
At other times, I let them be. 


 

I am so blessed to have these friends,
With whom I've grown so close;
So this little poem I dedicate to them,
Because they mean the "Most"!
 
 
When I see each name download,
And view the message they've sent;
I know they've thought of me that day,
And "well wishes" were their intent.  

 
                               
So to you, my friends,  
I would like to say,  
Thank you for being a part;
Of all my daily contacts,
This comes right from my heart.
  

 
God bless you is my prayer today,
I'm honored to call you "friend";
I pray the Lord will keep you safe,
Until we write  again. 
 

 

 

 

 

OK, all of you other Golden Cats....

How about an update on you?