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HHS Class of 1973

Harrison High School Class of 1973


Welcome HHS class of '73. Please use this page to keep us informed of anything past or present that relates to news about you or our fellow classmates. Tell us about family, work, vacations, or anything that is of interest to you that you think someone else might like to know. Please visit the page often to read comments and to post messages.
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Subject: Mary Benton Shaw


Author:
Judy Newton
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Date Posted: 19:57:18 09/11/05 Sun

A lady (Cindy) that I know who is high up in one of the animal rescue organizations here in Houston is from the area where Mary and husband Tim are living now, and Cindy is personally over there working animal relief. Although Cindy has not talked to Tim or Mary directly, she has talked to extended family (seems like everyone either knows or is related to everyone else in that area) and Tim and Mary are supposed to be okay. Don't know the status of their home, but they personally are safe.

The animal relief work there is tremendous - and in some ways, if you are an animal lover, more heart breaking than the people stories.

We have several friends and acquaintances that are over there working in the trenches. We are working with the local SPCA here, if anyone wants to make donation to the animals, Houston Humane Society, or of course the Red Cross.

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Subject: Mary Benton


Author:
Bob
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Date Posted: 21:45:36 09/05/05 Mon

Hey Folks, hope all is well in your lives.
I was wondering if any of you all have been in contact with one of our classmates, Mary(Benton) Shaw? She lived north of Biloxi-Gulfport. I had emailed her last Sunday, 8/28,and then the hurricane hit. Let's hope she had already battened the hatches and fled. Just thought I would ask. I am really glad that I have 1300 feet between me and sea level.
Take Care My Friends.
Bob Ech

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[> Subject: Re: Mary Benton Shaw


Author:
Judy Newton
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Date Posted: 19:44:08 09/09/05 Fri

I have been trying to reach her since it struck with no success. We talked the afternoon before it hit, with strict instructions to her to call me or email ASAP after it struck. So far- nothing. I have someone that I know that
lives about 50 miles from them that was going to try to get word. She was acquainted with Mary also through the dogs. The person that I know that said that some local phone calls would go through when long distance would not.
Again, so far nothing.

From what I can tell from Mapquest, Mary lives about 30 miles from the coast right between Biloxi and New Orleans. She had told me she was about a 40 minutes (or mile - I forget) drive from Biloxi as we were supposed to have gone to dog shows in Biloxi this weekend and were considering staying with her.

They were planning on riding it out as they had horses and cattle - and Tim, her husband's parents had farm animals also.

I will let you know if and when I hear something. The person that I know and has internet service says that she really can't go check on her right now due to the gas situation being in very, very limited supply, limited to 5
gallons at a time - if you can get it.

Judy Newton

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[> [> Subject: Re: Mary Benton Shaw


Author:
Bob
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Date Posted: 23:19:56 09/09/05 Fri

Thanks Judy for the update on Mary. Please keep us posted.

Bob

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[> [> Subject: Re: Mary Benton Shaw


Author:
Bob
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Date Posted: 23:23:18 09/09/05 Fri

Judy, in what town or near what town did Mary live?
Thanks for the info and the update. Please keep us posted.
Bob

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Subject: anniversary trip


Author:
Michael Cole
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Date Posted: 22:10:54 08/28/05 Sun

the Charles Bridge in Prague
My wife and I celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary by visiting Prague, Vienna, and Barcelona this month. If you like, you may read our travelogue, beginning at www.theColeFamily.com/travel/czech
Michael

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[> Subject: Re: anniversary trip


Author:
Malia
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Date Posted: 14:10:52 08/30/05 Tue

Michael, sounds like a trip of a lifetime. Congratulations to both you and your wife.
Thanks for this page. When things get too crazy in the office, I open it up and just seeing everyone's names and reading all the stories (Greg, you're still a hoot) makes me smile. Hope to see you all soon. Malia

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[> Subject: Re: anniversary trip


Author:
Malia
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Date Posted: 14:30:56 08/30/05 Tue

One more thing, Michael, about the vacation. Do Lunestas come as part of the package? Malia

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Subject: New Web Site


Author:
Robin Smith
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Date Posted: 12:17:53 03/06/05 Sun

In the spirit of fine tuning--

Great find, Michael. At first blush an excellent free web site. Thumbnail "contact" prints (someone help me with the right words for a group of digital thumbnail photographs--maybe thumbnails is it) load very rapidly. I have never seen one faster. Most surprising to me, enlargements of the thumbnail photos load as rapidly and almost as flawlessly.

But, had pop-ups begin to appear as I enlarged #43--a group of us from a balcony view, and they continued as I proceeded through the rest of the gallery.

Hope it stays this good-or better.

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[> Subject: Re: New Web Site


Author:
Tim McCutchen
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Date Posted: 08:28:12 03/09/05 Wed

Hey Michael,
Thanks for hooking us up on this forum. I hope everyone is doing well and I look forward to seeing everyone at a later date.
Thanks
Tim

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[> [> Subject: Re: New Web Site


Author:
K.C. (Kevin) Carter
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Date Posted: 22:09:57 04/01/05 Fri

Tim - good to see your name, others from my ... past. I can still smell the Ben Gay in the air during the Goblin Relays and you getting ready for another "Flop".

No ... wait... that's me that smells like Ben-Gay! Welcome to 50 ....

VR KC (Kevin)

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[> Subject: Re: New Web Site


Author:
Greg Carlton
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Date Posted: 21:05:34 03/12/05 Sat

Robin,
I tried to e-mail you the picture of Willie Mays and me that you requested but I received a return e-mail saying it was "unable to deliver to destination domain." It also said it had attempted a delivery 27 times. Go figure. I'll try again later.

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[> [> Subject: Re: New Web Site


Author:
Robin
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Date Posted: 14:33:05 04/12/05 Tue

Greg,

I do not know why it would not work. Please try this address instead. Thanks

Robin

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[> [> Subject: Re: New Web Site


Author:
Becky Stobaugh Waldo
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Date Posted: 00:16:38 08/27/05 Sat

Greg,
I would love to have that picture and any other of players that you have.
Becky

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Subject: Fire on the Mountain


Author:
Becky Waldo
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Date Posted: 21:27:38 08/23/05 Tue

I am sorry to hear about Mr. Jenkins. I loved his study hall and Civics class. I do think he enjoyed teaching very much. I hope you all are doing well. I do not get to Harrison much, but I will be there at "The Hub" (the old Dogpatch) for the Fire on the Mountain motorcycle rally on Saturday night Sept. 3rd. My husband Terry is going to be playing in a band from 6-8 before the Acuff band, so if you do not have anything to do, come see me. We will be there Saturday about noon until Sunday at noon. I will not be hard to find because I just had surgery for carpel tunnel and tendonitis surgery on my left hand and I am having the right hand done the Monday before the event. I will have braces on both arms, my hair will be a mess and I will be on meds....but hey gotta have some fun huh? We are staying at the motel there on the hill. (And to think I was the youngest in the class..Ha...I do not turn 50 until the end of this year!)
Malia I was wondering how Jackie was doing also.
Greg you never stop amazing me with stories!
Congratulations Michael on the 1st Grandbaby. He is a doll and there is nothing like them. You can put this in your browser and see some family pictures I had made for my Mom for Mothers Day here:

If the ‘View album’ button doesn’t work, copy and paste this link into your browser:
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=9Aas27Vo1asdW

I hope to see some of you Labor Day weekend.
Love Ya All,
Becky Stobaugh Waldo

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[> Subject: Re: Fire on the Mountain


Author:
Greg Carlton
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Date Posted: 17:00:37 08/24/05 Wed

Face it Becky, I'm an amazing man with amazing stories. Sort of like Carlton's believe it or not. You know when I was a batboy the crowds used to get on to me for having long hair hanging out of my baseball cap. I guess that I was one of the first "hippie" batboys. Sometime I'll tell you about meeting Marilyn Monroes's former husband Joltin' Joe DiMaggio.

I hope you heal up soon. Sounds like you've went through alot. Tell your husband that two days ago I bought an Ibanez guitar (electric) and am playing again after about a fifteen year layoff.

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[> [> Subject: Re: Fire on the Mountain


Author:
Becky Stobaugh Waldo
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Date Posted: 00:10:08 08/27/05 Sat

Greg,
Yes you do have some stories. My son in law is the biggest baseball fan of the century. A friend gave me 2 original posters (we are not sure where they came from) of the 1947 NY Yankees American League Champs and the 1947 Brooklyn Dodgers National League Champs. I gave them to my Son in Law for his birthday. Try to make it to the "hub" on Sat. the 3rd of Sept. Terry will be playing from 6-8 and 10-12. I will tell him about you starting to play again. You should enjoy it out there Greg...they are having a bikini bike washing contest!!!!!! And of course lots of other activites that you can see http://www.hubinfo.com/home.htm
I know you will also enjoy the REPCO Show Girls whoever they are. Twenty bucks gets you in all day and night for all events! I hope to see you then.

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Subject: Greetings from an old teacher..


Author:
JoAnne Rife
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Date Posted: 08:37:24 08/26/05 Fri

I had to go to the dentist a couple of weeks ago.. I taught all five of the Keeners who were prenatally influenced to be dentists.. I've gone to Louie for several years. while there Larry gave me this URL for the good web page that Michael has provided.. I have been retired for 20 years; a whole generation has grown up. Earl and I had a wonderful retirement but now he is gone and I am alone. Shara , our daughter lives in Springfield, MO; her husband Jerry Cash is also a dentist. In the living room I have a cabinet with 35 tigers, bulldogs, bobcats, and even goblins inside..annuals.. but none of them have ever jumped out and attacked me!! I like to review and remember those of you who were in my classes. I am apparently in good health. I never felt old for one minute recently. I am proud of all of you.. and I enjoy seeing those who live here.

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[> Subject: Re: Greetings from an old teacher..


Author:
Becky Stobaugh Waldo
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Date Posted: 11:58:06 08/26/05 Fri

Mrs. Rife,
It is good to see you doing well. Mom is doing great and goes all the time. Of course she is lonely but she tries! You should come see her sometime!

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Subject: Mr Jenkins


Author:
Gerald Pederson
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Date Posted: 17:12:55 08/24/05 Wed

Sorry to here about Mr Jenkins. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. He was always "Charlie Tuna" to me too. I have come to realize that what Mr. Jenkins taught us about being good citizens and all the times he busted some of us on the "behind" was for our own good.

It is a good thing to visit this web page and keep up to date on everyone. I am going to the Doctor tomorrow for an MRI on my back, I may have to have surgery. I will find out tommorrow.

I have also been busy at work. I am still working full time for Uncle Sam with HQS 1-142d FA, Arkansas Army National Guard here in Harrison. We are sending more soldiers to IRAQ and KOSOVO, so I have been on the road a lot here lately.

Gerald " Ted Fox " Pederson

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Subject: got on board tonight


Author:
elva
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Date Posted: 22:24:57 04/20/05 Wed

playing around on the computor tonight and found this website. Great we are back on the air. I love to read all the messages flying back and forth. Congrats Michael for becoming a grandpa. I am going to have one in November and I can't wait. I have ask for a grandbaby for
Christmas for the past 2 years. And by the way your grandbaby is beautiful. Keep up the air waves and stay in
touch everybody. Love you all, ELVA Yarbrough

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Subject: Hello friends


Author:
Richie Poe
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Date Posted: 22:27:08 04/03/05 Sun

Wow, I just stumbled onto this board (thanks to Greg Carlton) and it's nice to see it up and alive. I've tried to connect to the old one for months and got an "error" message. All is well in Harrison at the Poe household. My kids are 17/15 -junior and freshman (I know, we started late) and we're having lots of fun. The only teacher left from our era is Numbers Nelson, and it's fun to see him at PTA things. No great news about anything, just a boring note from me. P.S., what's a good time start saving for your kid's college education? Is it too soon? I hate to have too much in the fund and it go to waste.

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Subject: congratulation Mike


Author:
Verlie Henderson
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Date Posted: 08:03:53 03/20/05 Sun

Glad to see you have joined some of us in grand-parernthood. It is wonderful being a grandparent. I am wating on my fifth to arrive in June. The picutres tell me you are a proud Grandpa. Cann't waite untill our reunion to see more pictures from you and other classmates as well. Verlie

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Subject: Thanks Mike


Author:
Darrell Rands
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Date Posted: 20:02:29 03/14/05 Mon

Thanks for the site!
Congratulations on the grandchild. I am sure PAPA will spoil him and send him home, and let mom and dad sort it out.
Look forward to seeing others post on the site. I hope many will use this as a forum to keep us updated. Hope to see everyone in 2008.

Best wishes to all,
Darrell

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Subject: grandson


Author:
Michael Cole
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Date Posted: 21:51:54 03/09/05 Wed


Has everyone heard that I'm a grandfather? Follow the links on Corbin's Web page and you can see hundreds of photos, if you like that sort of thing. My wife and I think he's pretty special, as all of you grandparents can understand. The rest of you will just have to keep wondering why grandparents act so odd.
Michael

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[> Subject: Re: grandson


Author:
Charlotte Galloway Dillon
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Date Posted: 08:55:09 08/05/05 Fri

Michael,
I just saw the proud grandpa pics. He is beautiful. Congratulations! Being a grandparent is great! My 5 year old granddaughter with the leukemia just finished her last chemo treatment. It has been 3 years of chemo every day. She is doing great and now has a baby sister 2 years old. My twin granddaughters are doing great also. Their dad is home from Iraq now and stationed in Virginia.

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Subject: Great job


Author:
Judy Martin Newton
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Date Posted: 21:59:44 03/07/05 Mon

Michael - you have done a great job keeping this going. Keep up the good work.

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Subject: baseball


Author:
Greg Carlton
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Date Posted: 19:33:16 03/05/05 Sat

It's baseball season again.
How 'bout them steroids!
Speaking of those, I just printed off four copies of me and Barry Bonds' godfather, Willie Mays. The photo was taken by a Look magazine photographer in 1968. Willie has on his Giant's uniform, and mine says Chicago (of course when I was a batboy). Mays was always my favorite player as a kid and to talk to him, stand next to him, and watch him play right in front of me was a dream come true for me. May's is the greatest living ballplayer, not Bonds.

You'd better e-mail me, Anna Sue, and tell me what's going on. I go to church with an old friend of yours.

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[> Subject: Re: baseball


Author:
Michael Cole
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Date Posted: 08:19:13 03/06/05 Sun

I have always wondered, how did you get to be a batboy?

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[> [> Subject: Re: baseball


Author:
Greg Carlton
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Date Posted: 13:33:40 03/06/05 Sun

Well Michael, it's kind of a long story. In 1964, the year the Cardinals beat the Yankees in the World Series, I attended spring training in Arizona that year with my grandparents and my mother. As we were walking in the gate of the ballpark where the Cubs trained, a official with the opposing team, the Los Angeles Angels, came up to me and aked me "Do you want a batboy." He was using the term loosely as a verb meaning "do you want to be a batboy for us." I thought he was saying "Do you want a bat, boy." So, of course I wanted a bat. So I said yes and my mother nodded approval and I proceeded to follow him into the visitors clubhouse. As soon as I entered I knew I didn't understand what was going on because a coach came up to me and told me to "suit up" and get out on the field. Of course being only nine at the time, I misconstrued this as meaning I was going to have to play and I knew at nine that I couldn't hit major league pitching. So I became scared and left the clubhouse and said I don't want to do it and appeared up in the stands by my mother with a tear in my eye. I told her I just couldn't hit that fast pitching. She then pointed out to me what a batboy was and I agreed to do it the next day (like it was an easy job to get with a major league baseball team.) Sure enough, the next day I arrived at the ballpark and my mother asked some coaches if they needed a batboy. Several minutes later the equipment manager for the Chicago Cubs came and got me, offered me a cup of soup, showed me what to do, and the rest is history. With the exception of 1965 I attended spring training for two weeks every year and was the Cub's batboy and would also travel to do the same thing for them in St. Louis during the regular season. The neat thing about that is the most heated rivalry in the National League is between the Cardinals and the Cubs and the games were always packed with people from Chicago and St. Louis. I continued doing this through my senior year in high school, for nine years, and met everybody from DiMaggio to Mays from Brock to Gibson and many more.

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