Classmates

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Chester Martz

Then Then
Marital status: Married
Children: 2
Occupation: Retired Federal Agent
Comment: I have been married to my Wife: Toni for 32 years. We have a son : Ryan and a daughter: Amanda. I met Toni, while I was in the Border Patrol at a duty station on the Texas Southern Border. I have worked. mainly as a Special Agent for ICE, in Chicago, New Orleans and here in Austin, TX., where I retired in 2002.



I have done background investigations for the U.S. Government as a contractor after I retired from Civil Service. Before joining the Border Patrol, I had enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. I served one tour in Vietnam and a few other Bases in the States. I still play music in bands and ride motorcycles in my spare time. 

David Marwede

Then Then

Bernard "Bernie" Masino

Then Then
Now Now
Marital status: Married
Children: 1
Comment: There was something very special about our classmates of '65! There was even a TV show - "The Class of 1965"! We excelled in academics and athletics. We had special teachers and coaches that made our high school experience more memorable, and also prepared us for life beyond high school.

"We kindle now the Light of Destiny" was our motto! And, we still kindle as our individual lights ... some a little brighter than others, and then there are the "Lights" that burnt out too soon, and we miss them so!

The only time I was any closer to any one group of people was with my Marines in 1967 - 68!

Our "Bond" has lasted for 50 years, and longer, as I transferred to DuVal the summer before our Jr. year. Our Class has often been imitated, but never duplicated! Well done!

Terry Mason

Then Then

Sharon Massina (Massina)

Then Then

Sandra Masters

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David Mathis

Then Then
Now Now
Marital status: Married
Children: 1
Occupation: Retired
Comment: Where to begin -  after high school I floundered around Jr. College plus worked various jobs then in May of ’66 I volunteered for the draft.  I survived the Infantry in Viet Nam ’67 . I was shot in the ass with brain damage -  (I was the radio carrier , RTO).  The Army taught me a great lesson, “I found out what I did NOT want to do.” - Be in the Army!  Upon returning to “normal” life I met and fell in love with Sharon,  got married and started a career as a Carpenter.  I worked the trade for 36 years. We have a terrific son, Patrick, and now he has given us two wonderful grandsons.  I retired from Carpentry and then  became an Architectural Estimator.  I wound up as the chief estimator-project manager for a government contractor doing Security Upgrades of overseas US Embassy’s.  Traveled through Europe, and into Africa.  I’m now retired again; trying my hardest to become a “Trout Bum”.   Sharon believes I’m doing a really good job of it.  I look forward to seeing the class of 1965.

Norma Mathis (Mattingly)

Then Then
Marital status: Married
Children: 2
Occupation: Retired
Comment: I got married in 1968. My husband Rick retired from the military in 1988. We were stationed at Ft. Eustis, Virginia. We also lived in Illinois, Azores and Panama. I worked for the Army Air Force Exchange Service for 15 years. We have 2 sons and 4 grandchildren. We moved to Florida in 2007. We love it here. We live on the west coast of Florida.

Marilyn "Maggie" May (Rennex)

Then Then
Marital status: Divorced
Children: 2
Occupation: retired
Comment: The thought of reconnecting with high school classmates makes me feel happy! Please feel free to leave me a message on my gmail or CELL phone. Would love to hear from you?  Cogmmm@gmail,com, Facebook, 423-718-7017.

I remember how overwhelmed I felt my first day at DuVal, '62. My twin Wayne & I din't know anyone having just relocated to New Carrollton. Previously  we were living in Bristol, VA. The first person I met that day was Jan Nicholas (SP?), & we are still in-touch today.

Presently, living  in LaFayette, Georgia just 20 minutes south of Chattanooga Tennessee. Retired around 1997 due to illnesses, which causes me a lot of cronic pain. In spite of this, I just keep on keeping on!

Married Robert Egbert in 1967. We have two children, Jennifer April 19, 1971 & Justin, March 12, 1974. We divorced 1978.

Worked for Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company, starting as a "Information" operator. Promoted to Assisted Manager & ran the central office in charge of the largest long distance management in the country. Estimated call volumes every 15 minutes & drew operator schedules, budgets, etc  Left there after the birth of my daughter & took a secretary job in the "Directory Assistance" central control. Left to give birth to my son in the spring 1974. Returned part time, Part Time managing records for business switch boards. Left there full time as Secretary in Marketing Training. Promoted to Executive Secretary, Divesture. Then promoted to Assistance Manager, personnel, then worked as a trouble shooter. Course Developer, & Instructed in a few different positions, Taught Tele-communications technology at the G.SA & Department of Justice. Wrote Tele-communications technology courses for the Pentagon. This is when all the long hours & long commutes. teenagers, caught up with me. I felt like I hit a brick wall, went down for the count & have never really recovered.  -G1ad to have had all the opportunifies- writing and instructing where my niches.



Like everyone my children and grandchildren are my greatest Biessings and lessons!

Meanwhile, my children grew up while supporting them, being both Mom & Dad , etc.    

Now, I am the proud Grandmother of 6 grandchildren & as November, 2014, a great Grandmother!   

Didn't want to stay as Egbert, my married name. So after my son left home, I changed my last name to my birth month, May.  

For ten years studied "Loving Touch Therapy" and "concionable living for the Greater Good". Now I am trying to start a jewelry business, AuroraJewels.   (website not finished)

Looking to move back to Maryland, but have 3 wonderful dogs & not sure of all the logistics.

Many thanks to cveryone working. to make this Event happen!

Again, would love to hear how you are?

                

William May

Marital status: Married
Children: 2
Occupation: Retired Educator
Comment: Married 45 years, Donna and I met at American University in DC after she finished studies at a Seminary! I spent a rewarding career in public education in Southern Maryland ... taught six years in PGCo (my first two with William Miles as principal!); supervised special education programs; was principal for five years of a school for special needs students (the best job I ever had!); the last 15 years of my career I served as Human Resources directorf or two different Southern Maryland school systems - recruiting, hiring, managing and negotiating contracts for Charles, then St. Mary's County.

Since retirement, I've continued to work coordinating local national assessments in NC schools, working as a starter at Pinehurst No. 8 Golf Course, and using my retirement experiences to conduct pre-retirement seminars back in Maryland.

Donna and I have two adult daughters, and three young grandkids - Elise, Emma, and Jack (aka "the Jackalope"!) We're retired in Pinehurst, NC for the last 10 years - the most perfect location to retire! Yeah, we play golf, some tennis, too ... and have thoroughly enjoyed traveling, with Tibet, the Galapagos, Machu Picchu, and the Baltics as our favorites.

Over the years, we have been so blessed and proud to have maintained close friendships with a number of DuVal classmates. Preparing for the reunion has been a blast! Never realized in 1964 that the presidency was for life!