What’s On Your Mind?
Maybe you’ve never taken advantage of giving “your two cents” or leaving “a rant” about timely topics. Or you may have had “a conniption fit” about something you read in the news. Your voice needs to be heard.
So, what’s your opinion on the questions below? Feel free to answer any or all questions by clicking on the comments link below.
1. What is the greatest problem facing the US?
2. What is the strangest thing you’ve ever bought on Ebay? I know a guy who bought a potato chip that looked like Nixon.
3. Have you made a bucket list – a list of things to do before you die? What’s on your list?
4. Will you attend a high school or college reunion this year? Its amazing how many people didn’t have a good experience in high school or college and would rather forget those days.
Will You Attend Your High-School’s Reunion?
The Edmond High School Class of 1968
The Edmond High School Class of 1968 40th Reunion is scheduled for June 14 in the University of Central Oklahoma Ballroom A in the Nigh University Center.
For more information, or to help find classmates who haven’t been located, contact: Keith Ball, keith@keithball.com, 525-6200; Paula Johnson Baker, pjssiding@sbcglobal.net, 659-6080; or Robin Nicar, rpayne50@aol.com, 360-6122.
The following is a list of Class of 1968 students who have not been located: Jim Aken, Tom Alexander, Shirley Ann Anderson, James Bibb, John T. Cotton, Marion Kay Daves, Nicholas Lee Davis, Carol Dawson, Linda Dickenson, Loretta Estes and Ricky Evans.
Others include Joan Goff, Peggy Bergen Green, Kristin Olsen Greipsland, Marie Guin, Karen Camp Hodgson, Michael L. Howell, Wm. Keith Huffman, Jerry Donald Johnson, Ron G. Johnson, Gloria Arter Keil, Freddie V. Kemp, Larry W. Liles, George B. Lindley, Edith Logan, Wanda Logan, Dovey J. Londagin, Patricia I. Londagin and Allen Long.
Students with no recent address and phone numbers also include Cheryll Manley, Mike W. Marshall, Marie J. Martin, Dewayne Nall, Lanny D. Noland, Paul O’Grady, Chester J. Payne, Sandra J. Perry, Carol Peters Madden, Robert R. Richards, Larry Richardson and Leroy K. Roberts.
Students who still are on the missing list are Mavash Sadeghi, David Scott, Mike W. Smith, Kevin Stancer, Jackie Steeves, Ben Strauss, Darlene Thomas, Shirley Ann Thomas, Joe G. Thompson, David P. Varner, Larry Wagoner, Mike H. Wall, Laura Cannon Watson, Norma Wellborn, Buster White, Sharon D. Williams and Jack B. Wright.
Edmond High School Class of 1996 looking for class members
Members of the Edmond High School Class of 1996 are looking for class members for their class reunion, slated for July 28-29. Call Reunion Celebrations Inc. for additional information at 447-5544 or e-mail reunions@okreunions.com or go to www.okreunions.com.
Edmond Memorial Class of 1964
Edmond Memorial Class of 1973 35th Reunion
Friday, June 20 American Legion Hut at 7:00 p.m and Saturday, June 21 Fairfax Golf Clubhouse at 7:00 p.m. Golf tournament Saturday: contact Mark Deason
Contact: Ron and Patti (Harrold) Schmidt — pschmidt7@cox.net (405) 348-1664; Cindy Caplinger Narcomey — fiorepiatto@cox.net (405) 990-1305; Janet Gibson Hoppe — hoppes4ok@aol.com (405) 370-7133; Mark Deason — markdeason@yahoo.com (918) 424-8284
We have a number of “missing” so if you haven’t received a postcard with the information please get in touch with one of us. Hope to see you there! Patti Harrold Schmidt
For information on the 30th reunion go to http://www.emhs1978.myevent.com/
EMHS Class of 1988
The Class of 1988 20th Reunion is scheduled for Aug. 1-2. Send your contact information to edmond88@yahoo.com
Finding a summer job
If you are a teen you are probably looking for a summer job.
It’s an issue many students face. Those three months offer the opportunity to earn much-needed cash. It’s also a critical time to build job skills.
So here are a few links to help you, or fi you are a parent, your son or daughter find a summer job.
From a career specialist here are some tips on finding a summer or part-time job.
Cool Works® is a website to help find a seasonal job or career in places like Yellowstone, Yosemite, or as a camp counselor.
If you are a parent, here is a link to help you encourage your teen to find a job.
Follow this link to find help on writing your first resume.
Here’s a place to find advice on landing a summer job.
Summer TV watch
For avid TV watchers, the summer means one thing — your favorite shows are taking a break, usually after leaving you hanging with a season ending episode.
So what is a person to do for three or four months while our favorite shows are off? During the first three decades of television, as an alternative to reruns original programs showcasing other talents were produced for the summer months.
Sonny and Cher scored on CBS in 1971 as the summer replacement for The Ed Sullivan Show. Ratings were so high, they re-appeared with their own regular series that December.
Other memorable shows that started as summer replacements and eventually found a time slot for the fall include shows starring the Starland Vocal Band, the Smother’s Brothers, the Glen Campbell Good Time Hour and Hee-Haw.
Here’s a memorable moment in TV history that has stood the test of time. I think many people will remember where they were when this episode first aired.
Now that most of the shows have wrapped up their seasons, here are some links to help decide what to watch this summer.
Here is a printable schedule of all TV summer shows to download and print.
Here are the 20 hottest summer shows you don’t want to miss.
On the big screen here are the hottest summer movies for 2008.
