DuVal Tigers 1965

Patricia Tatspaugh

Posted on the 2015-10-02 at 20:00

Dear Class of 1965, I have been remiss in not writing well before now. In fact, if any of you turned in an assignment as late as this message, I certainly lowered your mark. I remember your class fondly and very much regret that I'm not there celebrating with you this weekend. Thank you for your emails. As you have no doubt concluded, I'm pretty hopeless at responding. But if you were to write to tell me you'll be in London, you would be sure to get a speedy reply. Sharpest among my memories of your class is the day JFK was shot. Richard Irons returned from taking the absense report to the office with the news. I remember his concern for Richard Greer, whose dad was with LBJ's secret service detail. That year, and especially in the 5th period class, Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed" had a far deeper significance that ever before or after. I thank you for being fine and challenging students. You helped to make teaching fun (most days). With happy memories and best wishes for a most successful reunion, Pat Tatspaugh

Steve Carson

Posted on the 2015-09-14 at 20:00

Tacking this on to Joe Hester's note below. Joe knew a lot of us from Glenridge and Chas Carroll. He said to email him if you could. There is no email shown but he is at: joe4sarah@aol.com
I've been in touch with him of late and know he would love to hear from any and all.

Joe Hester

Posted on the 2015-08-06 at 20:00

Hello there! I didn't graduate with you guys. I moved to Florida in the middle of ninth grade. I was at Charles Carroll Middle School, Glen Ridge Junior High, and Lanham Elementary, and lived in Carrolton. Some of the folks I remember woiuld be: Steve Carson, Jim Barton, Pat Chambers, Ned Helme,Diane Allen, Carol Jones, Teddy Grimaldi,Rick Lohfelf, Dicky Spencer, Bob Pangle, Janet Swain, Stephanie Sickles...other names and high school photos are familiar, also. That was a while ago. If you happen to read this and remember me, send an email. I would really enjoy hearing from you.

Steve Chichester

Posted on the 2015-06-20 at 20:00

Hello everyone. Suddenly 70 is only a couple of years away! Unbelievable. I'm still in the area (Sterling, VA), and my wife and I would like to attend the reunion. But unfortunately we won't be able to becuase we're pulling up stakes and moving to FL in a couple of months. Kind of a semi-retirement move. I certainly hope the reunion is a success. Have fun! Best Regards, Steve

Judie Shifflet (Delong)

Posted on the 2015-06-10 at 20:00

Finally Wes and I are semi retired and enjoying it. We celebrated our 50th wedding Anniversary this past January. We have 4 grown children and 8 grandchildren. We are both excited to see some old friends at the reunion and maybe meet some new ones. This past 50 years have gone fast. We are now REALLY Seniors!6F

Diana (Lau) Gillespie

Posted on the 2015-05-07 at 20:00

Retired Computer Programmer Analyst from 31 years of federal gov't service. Currently married 45 years to a wonderful guy! Have two sons and one grandson (U.S. Marine).

Sharon Bowie (Hawkins)

Posted on the 2015-02-10 at 19:00

50 years? Where did the time go? Looking forward to looking back at a time when we were young and naive and ready to "whip the world". :-)

Randall Weimer

Posted on the 2015-02-08 at 19:00

I hope to see everybody there. It is going to be fun.

James Larry Dye

Posted on the 2015-02-08 at 19:00

Just retired after 22 years, from selling advertising for a weekly shopper in Lebanon, PA.

Feel free to leave a message for your classmates particularly if you can not make the reunion.