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•   Lane Yoder  3/5
•   Cynthia Wilmoth (Smull)  1/16
•   Carol Kemp (Engelland)  10/9
•   Susan Jehle (Horst)  9/9
•   Judy Stowers (Shipman)  9/6
•   Dixie Hays (Covington)  7/5
•   Bill Mills  6/12
•   Judi Donnelly (Scott)  5/15
•   Barbara Stucky (Ratzlaff)  4/29
•   Carol Betzen (Austin)  12/24
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Our sincere sympathy goes out to the Ratzlaff family on the passing of Barbara Stucky Ratzlaff.  A complete obituary will be posted when it becomes available.   Carol  3-26-24

I just noticed the email I just sent has the wrong date. I checked it twice before I sent.  Should be 3-28-24. I guess I'm wanting warmer weather to get here!

Bob Cooper sent this message and I thought you might be interested in reading his book. Carol Kemp Engelland  3/30/24

Bob Cooper has written a 500-page novel that’s available on Amazon; the title is Revenge & Redemption. Coop says the story takes place in 1877 and moves through Kansas and the panhandles of Texas and Oklahoma. It’s a fictional Western blended with historical features and personalities. The hero becomes involved in incidents of murder, corruption, crime, love, politics, and pioneer justice. It’s available in three formats: a Kindle e-book ($7) or a standard 6x9 paperback in B&W ($19.99) and color ($25.50). You can find them by searching Robert Morris Cooper on Amazon Books. The e-book and colored paperback formats will appear. If you want a paperback, he recommends the colored format. However, the B&W format is available by clicking on the book cover and “Other new from $19.99” on the right. Coop says it’s a fast read.
 


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Daily Oldies Fix - Jukebox

You have two options:

1. To hear a 5-song medley of oldies from the 60s that changes every day, just click on the jukebox. Click on the play button when you get to the site.

This link opens in a new window with a new tab. You'll need to go back to that tab to turn it off if you don't want to listen to all five songs! To keep listening while you browse on our site, just click on your tab with the M on it.

2. To hear the weekly #1 song hits from all the years we were in high school, click on Weekly Top Hits 1958-62 in ‘60s Music & History. These songs change weekly, and they are not archived, so you're going to want to check back every week to get your musical nostalgia fix.    Carolyn 4/27/11 


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The 1962 Yearbook is below in its entirety.


The 1961 Yearbook actually contains our Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman class photos. Some things in life just follow you forever!


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