35th Class Reunion - September 19th - 21st
2014
Starting with the Homecoming Football Game
And more details to follow soon
Please Save The Dates!
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Thursday, September 17, 2009
A Letter from Mike Heydinger
Last chance to obtain tickets for the All-School Reunion on September 26 and other Homecoming activities. We have room yet, but need to give the caterer a final count by Monday morning. At this late date, if you still wish to attend the dinner dance, just email us to reserve seats or a whole table, and then pay at the door upon your arrival.
The celebration begins with a cocktail hour at 5:00 PM that evening, with the buffet scheduled to begin sometime after 6:00 PM. At the conclusion of the dinner, there will be a short program to honor our various five year reunion classes, and then the music will begin and last as long as you can! The whole evening costs only $24 per person, everything included except your bar bill!
Many have indicated they did not want to commit to attending Saturday until after they learned when OSU would be playing their game against Illinois. The league finally released the time today: a 3:30 starting time on ABC. So we have made arrangements for those attending the reunion to be able to view that part of the game that runs into the reunion. A large screen TV will be in the hall for those who want to sneak a peek.
There is also still room for those wanting to attend the Hall of Fame Banquet on Thursday evening, the 24th. Or maybe you just want to join us at the tail gate party and skull session on Friday evening before the Homecoming Game. Supper begins at 5 PM under the tents next to the gym with the skull session set for 6:30, followed by the alumni and band procession to the field. The evening will conclude at Mulligan’s Pub for a victory celebration.
More details on the whole Homecoming Weekend can be found at our website:
www.HuronHighAlumni.com
If you have already reserved your table or space at any of the other events, we thank you and look forward to seeing you there. If not, don’t hesitate as we really do need counts soon.
Enjoy the continued good weather this fall wherever you are!
Mike Heydinger
Exec. Sec. HHSAA
Mike_Heydinger@Huron-City.k12.oh.us
The celebration begins with a cocktail hour at 5:00 PM that evening, with the buffet scheduled to begin sometime after 6:00 PM. At the conclusion of the dinner, there will be a short program to honor our various five year reunion classes, and then the music will begin and last as long as you can! The whole evening costs only $24 per person, everything included except your bar bill!
Many have indicated they did not want to commit to attending Saturday until after they learned when OSU would be playing their game against Illinois. The league finally released the time today: a 3:30 starting time on ABC. So we have made arrangements for those attending the reunion to be able to view that part of the game that runs into the reunion. A large screen TV will be in the hall for those who want to sneak a peek.
There is also still room for those wanting to attend the Hall of Fame Banquet on Thursday evening, the 24th. Or maybe you just want to join us at the tail gate party and skull session on Friday evening before the Homecoming Game. Supper begins at 5 PM under the tents next to the gym with the skull session set for 6:30, followed by the alumni and band procession to the field. The evening will conclude at Mulligan’s Pub for a victory celebration.
More details on the whole Homecoming Weekend can be found at our website:
www.HuronHighAlumni.com
If you have already reserved your table or space at any of the other events, we thank you and look forward to seeing you there. If not, don’t hesitate as we really do need counts soon.
Enjoy the continued good weather this fall wherever you are!
Mike Heydinger
Exec. Sec. HHSAA
Mike_Heydinger@Huron-City.k12.oh.us
Thursday, August 6, 2009
All School Reunion - SEPTEMBER!
Hello, Huron grad,
Your Alumni Association is contacting you for two reasons at this time:
First, a reminder that our second All-School Reunion is fast approaching, September 26th, and we want all of our grads, near or far, to have an opportunity to register and enjoy the fun. Since this is Huron’s Bicentennial year, we have opened up the registration to anyone with a connection to Huron to attend. The seats are limited to only 500, a number we exceeded the last time.
The dinner dance on Saturday evening, September 26, is actually the culmination of a whole weekend of Homecoming events including parades, a Hall of Fame Banquet, tail gate party and skull session before the big game with Clyde, and then the post-game celebration out on the Mulligan’s Pub deck. The cost for the All-School evening is only $24 - not bad for a recession year - and includes a Mesenburg pork and chicken dinner with all the trimmings, dessert, music and dancing till midnight, tax, tip and out the door, as they say in the trade. Festivities start with cocktails at 5 PM, dinner at 6:30, followed by a short program and then visiting and dancing as late as you can stand it! Here is a fine opportunity to reconnect with friends, not only from your class but from those above and below yours. Friendships respect no class lines!
Ensure your spot by emailing back us to hold a place, then download, fill out, and mail in the registration form attached above. Round up your classmates, friends, and siblings and register as a group if you like.
Most of the tables seat eight, but we can make up ten-tops if need be.
Spaces are starting to go fast, and we don’t want any of our grads to miss out.
Secondly, this week and next are the culmination of your hometown’s Bicentennial Celebration. Almost every day there will be some activity beginning Friday the 7th with the Rotary Ribs Burn Off and ending with your Association sponsored Oddball Olympics at Huron Memorial Stadium on Sunday the 16th. This Saturday morning is an art show at the Basin and the Great Race Scavenger Hunt, testing how much you know about Huron’s past. Sunday the 8th is the big family birthday bash at the Basin starting at noon, with a community picture taken at 1:15. Tuesday evening at the Nia Center at Kalahari will be the huge auction for the ARTirondack chairs, Huron’s bicentennial public art project. Arrangements have been made so that if you wish to bid from out of town you may do so. View the chairs at the website wwwHuronBicentennial.com and place a bid on eBay.
(Search under ARTirondack Chairs. Click on any chair and scroll under the
picture for instructions.) Then see a film on Huron’s Urban Renewal
project on the 13th at McCormick Auditorium at 7 PM. Friday the 14th begins the wooden boat show weekend, ending with Oddball Olympics on Sunday. If you and your family have not yet signed up for this last family fun day of the summer, there is still time. See the attachment above for details on the areas of town making up the teams and the contact information for all team leaders.
It’s a great time to celebrate being a native Huronite. Do join us for
at least part of the fun, and if you are too far away to make it back, think about us and join us in spirit anyway! Hope the rest of your summer goes well, and do enjoy the upcoming fall season wherever you are.
Mike Heydinger
Exec. Sec. HHSAA
Mike_Heydinger@Huron-City.k12.oh.us
Your Alumni Association is contacting you for two reasons at this time:
First, a reminder that our second All-School Reunion is fast approaching, September 26th, and we want all of our grads, near or far, to have an opportunity to register and enjoy the fun. Since this is Huron’s Bicentennial year, we have opened up the registration to anyone with a connection to Huron to attend. The seats are limited to only 500, a number we exceeded the last time.
The dinner dance on Saturday evening, September 26, is actually the culmination of a whole weekend of Homecoming events including parades, a Hall of Fame Banquet, tail gate party and skull session before the big game with Clyde, and then the post-game celebration out on the Mulligan’s Pub deck. The cost for the All-School evening is only $24 - not bad for a recession year - and includes a Mesenburg pork and chicken dinner with all the trimmings, dessert, music and dancing till midnight, tax, tip and out the door, as they say in the trade. Festivities start with cocktails at 5 PM, dinner at 6:30, followed by a short program and then visiting and dancing as late as you can stand it! Here is a fine opportunity to reconnect with friends, not only from your class but from those above and below yours. Friendships respect no class lines!
Ensure your spot by emailing back us to hold a place, then download, fill out, and mail in the registration form attached above. Round up your classmates, friends, and siblings and register as a group if you like.
Most of the tables seat eight, but we can make up ten-tops if need be.
Spaces are starting to go fast, and we don’t want any of our grads to miss out.
Secondly, this week and next are the culmination of your hometown’s Bicentennial Celebration. Almost every day there will be some activity beginning Friday the 7th with the Rotary Ribs Burn Off and ending with your Association sponsored Oddball Olympics at Huron Memorial Stadium on Sunday the 16th. This Saturday morning is an art show at the Basin and the Great Race Scavenger Hunt, testing how much you know about Huron’s past. Sunday the 8th is the big family birthday bash at the Basin starting at noon, with a community picture taken at 1:15. Tuesday evening at the Nia Center at Kalahari will be the huge auction for the ARTirondack chairs, Huron’s bicentennial public art project. Arrangements have been made so that if you wish to bid from out of town you may do so. View the chairs at the website wwwHuronBicentennial.com and place a bid on eBay.
(Search under ARTirondack Chairs. Click on any chair and scroll under the
picture for instructions.) Then see a film on Huron’s Urban Renewal
project on the 13th at McCormick Auditorium at 7 PM. Friday the 14th begins the wooden boat show weekend, ending with Oddball Olympics on Sunday. If you and your family have not yet signed up for this last family fun day of the summer, there is still time. See the attachment above for details on the areas of town making up the teams and the contact information for all team leaders.
It’s a great time to celebrate being a native Huronite. Do join us for
at least part of the fun, and if you are too far away to make it back, think about us and join us in spirit anyway! Hope the rest of your summer goes well, and do enjoy the upcoming fall season wherever you are.
Mike Heydinger
Exec. Sec. HHSAA
Mike_Heydinger@Huron-City.k12.oh.us
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Photos photos photos..........
Well, the reunion is over. Fun was had by all. We have had requests for photos. Please email your photos to ellencoffman@remax.net . Thank you in advance for your contribution!
Also, many classmates would like to see this blog continue. If you have photos of grand babies (common Celia and Hollie - give 'em up!) let's see the photos. You earned it - show those precious babies to us all.
We still would like to post your bios with family photos, too. Keep us in the loop. If you are posting on Facebook - why not shoot us some info and photos, too!
See ya in 5.
Also, many classmates would like to see this blog continue. If you have photos of grand babies (common Celia and Hollie - give 'em up!) let's see the photos. You earned it - show those precious babies to us all.
We still would like to post your bios with family photos, too. Keep us in the loop. If you are posting on Facebook - why not shoot us some info and photos, too!
See ya in 5.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Celia (Nageotte) Sabol
fsabol@toast.net
My husband, Fred Sabol, and I have been together for 17 years. We live in Huron on Adams Ave., with our Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Sophie. We have a big, very old house, we affectionately refer to as the "money pit".
Our son, Jared Dees, age 28, has a BA from Miami and a M.Ed. from Notre Dame. he is currently Assistant Director for Play Like a Champion Today at ND http://www.playlikeachampion.org/ . He married our wonderful daughter-in law, Jennifer Reed, on June 6, 2008, and our beautiful granddaughter, Adelaide Marie Dees, was born May 24, 2009. Obviously, I am very proud and blessed.
I have been a bookkeeper/legal secretary for the last 12 years. Hollie (Rau) Newton is still my best friend, and she just became a grandmother also - so be forewarned, there will be lots of pictures on Friday night!
The past reunions have been really fun. I have many fond memories of high school and look forward to seeing everyone who can make it.
My husband, Fred Sabol, and I have been together for 17 years. We live in Huron on Adams Ave., with our Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Sophie. We have a big, very old house, we affectionately refer to as the "money pit".
Our son, Jared Dees, age 28, has a BA from Miami and a M.Ed. from Notre Dame. he is currently Assistant Director for Play Like a Champion Today at ND http://www.playlikeachampion.org/ . He married our wonderful daughter-in law, Jennifer Reed, on June 6, 2008, and our beautiful granddaughter, Adelaide Marie Dees, was born May 24, 2009. Obviously, I am very proud and blessed.
I have been a bookkeeper/legal secretary for the last 12 years. Hollie (Rau) Newton is still my best friend, and she just became a grandmother also - so be forewarned, there will be lots of pictures on Friday night!
The past reunions have been really fun. I have many fond memories of high school and look forward to seeing everyone who can make it.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Senior Awards
Most Artistic
Sloane Weiber and Chris Bille
Class Jokers
Lee Jones, Monte Agostinelli and
Robin Wexler
Most Athletic
Rick Langhals and Sue Shamhart
Class Rowdies
Scott Norton and Kay Hinton
Most Musical
John Auble and Sherise Soderberg
Prettiest Eyes
Dave Tapp and Deb Studer
Most Considerate
Les Cochrane and Nan Halley
Prettiest Teeth
Steve West and Deb Pisano
Most Talented
Rick Langhals and Mary Ellen Matthews
Prettiest Hair
Greg Thaxton and Celia Nageotte
Most Likely To Succeed
Dan Tract and Nan Reese
Class Foxes
Steve West and Deb Pisano
Best Dancers
Jeff Hoyt and Lynne Gilbert
Class Smilers
Steve West and Deb Pisano
Best Dressed
John Kenning and Julie Krebs
Class Flower: Red Rose
Motto: "Go For It"
Song: "Let the Good Times Roll"
Sloane Weiber and Chris Bille
Class Jokers
Lee Jones, Monte Agostinelli and
Robin Wexler
Most Athletic
Rick Langhals and Sue Shamhart
Class Rowdies
Scott Norton and Kay Hinton
Most Musical
John Auble and Sherise Soderberg
Prettiest Eyes
Dave Tapp and Deb Studer
Most Considerate
Les Cochrane and Nan Halley
Prettiest Teeth
Steve West and Deb Pisano
Most Talented
Rick Langhals and Mary Ellen Matthews
Prettiest Hair
Greg Thaxton and Celia Nageotte
Most Likely To Succeed
Dan Tract and Nan Reese
Class Foxes
Steve West and Deb Pisano
Best Dancers
Jeff Hoyt and Lynne Gilbert
Class Smilers
Steve West and Deb Pisano
Best Dressed
John Kenning and Julie Krebs
Class Flower: Red Rose
Motto: "Go For It"
Song: "Let the Good Times Roll"
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
John Auble
aublejohn@gmail.com
John will be at the reunion! Last reunion he attended was our 5 year reunion. He will be in town for both Friday and Saturday.
John and his wife, Dale, have been married 22 years. They live in New Hampshire. They have 3 children. Cecilia is almost 17 years old and is quite the equestrian. Nathan is 13 and Devin is almost 11.
Both Boys love sports as much as he always did which gave him ample opportunity to coach youth baseball and basketball.
John and his family live happily on 15 acres in New Hampshire where they get a chance to grow their favorite things, play with tractors, listen to the loons, and all the other things the "granite staters" like to do - though he still feels more like an Ohioan.
John has many favorite memories of high school which is hard to pick a few. he tends to think about how lucky he was to grow up with such an incredible group of people like all of you.
The past 30 years? It has been a wild ride and he is looking forward to every new day - thankful that he's a part of it.
John is REALLY looking forward to seeing as many of you as can make it.
John will be at the reunion! Last reunion he attended was our 5 year reunion. He will be in town for both Friday and Saturday.
John and his wife, Dale, have been married 22 years. They live in New Hampshire. They have 3 children. Cecilia is almost 17 years old and is quite the equestrian. Nathan is 13 and Devin is almost 11.
Both Boys love sports as much as he always did which gave him ample opportunity to coach youth baseball and basketball.
John and his family live happily on 15 acres in New Hampshire where they get a chance to grow their favorite things, play with tractors, listen to the loons, and all the other things the "granite staters" like to do - though he still feels more like an Ohioan.
John has many favorite memories of high school which is hard to pick a few. he tends to think about how lucky he was to grow up with such an incredible group of people like all of you.
The past 30 years? It has been a wild ride and he is looking forward to every new day - thankful that he's a part of it.
John is REALLY looking forward to seeing as many of you as can make it.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Keep Sending In Your Info!
We'd love to still hear from all of you. Even if you didn't make the reunion - please send us information on yourself - your email address, etc. How's your family - children - grandchildren. What's been goin' on?
You can then fax it to 419-621-7271 or email to ellencoffman@remax.net.
Again, we'd love to post any photos from school days up to present.
Please keep this blog in mind. Follow it/post it to your facebook, etc.
What a great way to keep in touch!
You can then fax it to 419-621-7271 or email to ellencoffman@remax.net.
Again, we'd love to post any photos from school days up to present.
Please keep this blog in mind. Follow it/post it to your facebook, etc.
What a great way to keep in touch!
Barb (Everett) Slattery
barbslattery@yahoo.com
Barb is married to Tom Slattery and they have 2 children - Alex (18) and Evan (16).
"I'm looking forward to seeing everyone again at the reunion. Thanks for organizing it this time. It is much appreciated! Barb"
I am currently running 4 major tanning salons. Two in Findlay, one in Maumee and one in Perrysburg.
My oldest son, Alex, graduated from SMCCHS this year and was just awarded the gold medal State Champ for Pole Vault and 4th place in the 4 X 100 relay down at the State meet in Columbus.
Our younger son, Evan, will be a junior at SMCC and keeps us busy on the golf and tennis teams. It's been an extremely busy spring, but I'm enjoying every minute of it.
Looking forward to a relaxing summer of boating and entertaining and enjoying life!
Barb is married to Tom Slattery and they have 2 children - Alex (18) and Evan (16).
"I'm looking forward to seeing everyone again at the reunion. Thanks for organizing it this time. It is much appreciated! Barb"
I am currently running 4 major tanning salons. Two in Findlay, one in Maumee and one in Perrysburg.
My oldest son, Alex, graduated from SMCCHS this year and was just awarded the gold medal State Champ for Pole Vault and 4th place in the 4 X 100 relay down at the State meet in Columbus.
Our younger son, Evan, will be a junior at SMCC and keeps us busy on the golf and tennis teams. It's been an extremely busy spring, but I'm enjoying every minute of it.
Looking forward to a relaxing summer of boating and entertaining and enjoying life!
Lu Ann Enderle
laenderle@buckeyebank.com
Lu Ann is not married (but is currently looking...)
She earned an associates degree from BGSU, Firelands Campus.
Lu Ann is a Corporate Secretary at Buckeye Community Bank which is a locally owned community bank in Lorain County. She moved to Avon Lake in 2005.
Lu Ann is not married (but is currently looking...)
She earned an associates degree from BGSU, Firelands Campus.
Lu Ann is a Corporate Secretary at Buckeye Community Bank which is a locally owned community bank in Lorain County. She moved to Avon Lake in 2005.
Lynne Gilbert
kaities_mom@yahoo.com
Lynne lives in Bellevue with her husband, Mel Poeppelman, and her daughter, Kaitlyn (15). She has a masters degree in Social Work and has worked in this field for many years. Lynne also operates her own in home health care services for the elderly.
When asked to tell us about her past 30 years....Lynne replied, "I am not dead - yet!"
We're happy to hear that, too!
Lynne lives in Bellevue with her husband, Mel Poeppelman, and her daughter, Kaitlyn (15). She has a masters degree in Social Work and has worked in this field for many years. Lynne also operates her own in home health care services for the elderly.
When asked to tell us about her past 30 years....Lynne replied, "I am not dead - yet!"
We're happy to hear that, too!
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Robert Croll
r1croll@verizon.net
Robert is married to Diana and they have 2 children, Jeffrey (24) and Robyn(22). They have 2 grandchildren - Bo (2) and Ethan (1).
"I have really enjoyed all the past reunions."
"I spent the first twenty years after graduation basically living in Huron, raising two children and working in the maintenance department of the Huron Schools. I married Diana Miller, class of 1971, in 1999 and moved to Berlin Heights. I have enjoyed being part of this community the past ten years. I retired from Huron Schools in 2007 and have been working on a Millionaire's estate in Vermilion Township."
Robert is married to Diana and they have 2 children, Jeffrey (24) and Robyn(22). They have 2 grandchildren - Bo (2) and Ethan (1).
"I have really enjoyed all the past reunions."
"I spent the first twenty years after graduation basically living in Huron, raising two children and working in the maintenance department of the Huron Schools. I married Diana Miller, class of 1971, in 1999 and moved to Berlin Heights. I have enjoyed being part of this community the past ten years. I retired from Huron Schools in 2007 and have been working on a Millionaire's estate in Vermilion Township."
Annette (Shahan) Potter
annette_potter@charter.net
"I moved to Tennessee the summer following our junior year. My parents divorced when I was two, and I lived with my Dad and Step Mom ever since. I had had no contact with my birth mother since I was about 8-9, so naturally I was very curious, so my Dad finally let me go down there for a visit. Well let me tell you Tennessee is a beautiful place, nothing like Huron, with hills and mountains and gorgeous views everywhere, but that's not all that made me stay."
"Living with my Mother was different from the home I grew up in as night is to day. I now realize that home wasn't as bad as I thought it was and the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Parents do lots of things out of love. After all, our parents were as new at parenting as I have been in raising two of my own!"
"Either way, living in Huron and in Tennessee has made me who I am today. I am happy with who I am and the life I have. I am married to Tommy Potter. We have been together since I was 19 - yep thats 29 years! We have 2 children together. Amanda is 25 , is married and is a nurse. Jordy is 21 and attending Carson Newman College. Both of my children have been a joy and a blessing to me."
"Tommy and I are self-employed, and have owned an Amusement Machine Business for about 25 years. It let me be able to be a "stay at home" mother. Since my children are now gone and the cost of medical insurance for self employed people is out of sight, I now am happily helping teach in the local Head Start program, and drive a school bus. I truly enjoy children and doing this work is as close to being a teacher as I want to be."
"I am very excited about the reunion and seeing everyone from the great class of '79. I have fond memories of Huron High School. Sadly my sisters, Yolanda Shahan Butler class of 1978 and Vickie Shahan class of 1979 have passed away. They are always just a thought away and missed dearly."
"I moved to Tennessee the summer following our junior year. My parents divorced when I was two, and I lived with my Dad and Step Mom ever since. I had had no contact with my birth mother since I was about 8-9, so naturally I was very curious, so my Dad finally let me go down there for a visit. Well let me tell you Tennessee is a beautiful place, nothing like Huron, with hills and mountains and gorgeous views everywhere, but that's not all that made me stay."
"Living with my Mother was different from the home I grew up in as night is to day. I now realize that home wasn't as bad as I thought it was and the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Parents do lots of things out of love. After all, our parents were as new at parenting as I have been in raising two of my own!"
"Either way, living in Huron and in Tennessee has made me who I am today. I am happy with who I am and the life I have. I am married to Tommy Potter. We have been together since I was 19 - yep thats 29 years! We have 2 children together. Amanda is 25 , is married and is a nurse. Jordy is 21 and attending Carson Newman College. Both of my children have been a joy and a blessing to me."
"Tommy and I are self-employed, and have owned an Amusement Machine Business for about 25 years. It let me be able to be a "stay at home" mother. Since my children are now gone and the cost of medical insurance for self employed people is out of sight, I now am happily helping teach in the local Head Start program, and drive a school bus. I truly enjoy children and doing this work is as close to being a teacher as I want to be."
"I am very excited about the reunion and seeing everyone from the great class of '79. I have fond memories of Huron High School. Sadly my sisters, Yolanda Shahan Butler class of 1978 and Vickie Shahan class of 1979 have passed away. They are always just a thought away and missed dearly."
Greg Stein
gregorystein@cox.net
Greg is married to Heidi Biggs and lives in San Diego, California. They have no children and "definately none" when asked about grandchildren.
"Thanks for thinking of me and inviting me to the reunion! I'm looking forward to seeing the class of '79 after 32 years!"
Greg is married to Heidi Biggs and lives in San Diego, California. They have no children and "definately none" when asked about grandchildren.
"Thanks for thinking of me and inviting me to the reunion! I'm looking forward to seeing the class of '79 after 32 years!"
Paul E. Ricci
per882@yahoo.com
Paul is married to Linda and they have 4 children - Jessica (23), Matthew (21), Michael (19), and Katelyn (16). No grandchildren as yet.
Paul remembers the friday football games and road trips plus previous reunions seeing friends and catching up on what's happening in the lives of classmates.
"For the last 27 years, I have been a firefighter/paramedic and am currently the Assistant Chief of Operations for the City of Sandusky Fire Department."
Paul is married to Linda and they have 4 children - Jessica (23), Matthew (21), Michael (19), and Katelyn (16). No grandchildren as yet.
Paul remembers the friday football games and road trips plus previous reunions seeing friends and catching up on what's happening in the lives of classmates.
"For the last 27 years, I have been a firefighter/paramedic and am currently the Assistant Chief of Operations for the City of Sandusky Fire Department."
Ty Delamatre
Tydelamatre@aol.com
Ty is married to Shelly and they have 3 sons - Derek (19), Benjamin (18), and Troy (15). They live in Huron.
Ty is married to Shelly and they have 3 sons - Derek (19), Benjamin (18), and Troy (15). They live in Huron.
Damita (Deibler) Vanche
dgvanche@centurytel.net
Damita is married to Greg and they have a 17 year old son named Nicholas.
"It is just great to get to see everyone!"
"I have worked 30 years as a registered Respiratory Therapist. The last 10 years have been at Community Health Partners. I live in Amherst with my husband, Greg, and our son, Nicholas. My husband and I will be celebrating 21 years of marriage this October."
Damita is married to Greg and they have a 17 year old son named Nicholas.
"It is just great to get to see everyone!"
"I have worked 30 years as a registered Respiratory Therapist. The last 10 years have been at Community Health Partners. I live in Amherst with my husband, Greg, and our son, Nicholas. My husband and I will be celebrating 21 years of marriage this October."
Lee Michaels
leemichaels@trun.net
"Do you remember sleeping out @ Brenda (Wilford's) and running the rath? Hope this finds you well and happy!"
"Too much has happened in 30 years to ever begin. Lovin life deep in the heart of Texas. Probably not going to make it to this one. Take Care! Lee"
"P.s. If you're or anyone else is really interested - find me on facebook!"
"Do you remember sleeping out @ Brenda (Wilford's) and running the rath? Hope this finds you well and happy!"
"Too much has happened in 30 years to ever begin. Lovin life deep in the heart of Texas. Probably not going to make it to this one. Take Care! Lee"
"P.s. If you're or anyone else is really interested - find me on facebook!"
Robin Wexler
robinwex@comcast.net
"I've had so much fun at all the reunions. I'll miss Ricky Earl this time, but I'll enjoy catching up with old friends."
"I still enjoy teaching middle school math and just finished my 25th year. I still love living in the big city. I have great friends and try to enjoy all Atlanta has to offer. I am fortunate to keep up with very close high school friends who I see every summer! Life is pretty good!"
Robin lives in Atlanta, Georgia
"I've had so much fun at all the reunions. I'll miss Ricky Earl this time, but I'll enjoy catching up with old friends."
"I still enjoy teaching middle school math and just finished my 25th year. I still love living in the big city. I have great friends and try to enjoy all Atlanta has to offer. I am fortunate to keep up with very close high school friends who I see every summer! Life is pretty good!"
Robin lives in Atlanta, Georgia
Sarah Kaiser Link and Mark Link
sjlink@oh.rr.com
malink@oh.rr.com
Mark and Sarah have 2 children - Matt is 17 and Katy is 15. They live in Avon Lake, Ohio.
malink@oh.rr.com
Mark and Sarah have 2 children - Matt is 17 and Katy is 15. They live in Avon Lake, Ohio.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
And then 30 years later.......
Our own Tony Munafo shares the joy of graduation with his son, Tony.
Congratulations to both Tonys.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Susan Shamhart aka Pukie the Clown!
boomchicks1@yahoo.com
HI Everyone!
A lot of people don't know about my life after high school...but here goes:
After high school I had this burning desire to be a clown in a carnival. You know, the ones that ride those little small bicycles??? So, yes, your classmate dressed up as a clown and rode the bike around the elephants and all the other carnys. Hey, I saw the US this way, for free! Sure the travel accomodations weren't that exciting - riding in the back of a truck or jumpin onto a moving train - but I was young then.
After about 5 years of shows, greasy carnival food and toothless co-workers - I decided it was time to get a job mom could be honest with when her friends asked how I was doing and...well, she thought that I went to Ohio State University - but I did actually move to Columbus and decided to help out the medical profession by offering my live body as a medical experiment.
There I was - with the lab rats, cats, and vermon. Hey - the pay was good, even though they couldn't guarantee an average life span. Some people earn their college money in less desireable ways - I atleast can say that my college money was earned for the betterment of society!
Yes, I did eventually go to Ohio State. Eventually the nervous twitch stopped that I acquired from the medical experiments.
Actually I have my Master's Degree. And, if you would like to find out more, you will need to come to the reunion and see for yourself!
Love Ya,
Sue
HI Everyone!
A lot of people don't know about my life after high school...but here goes:
After high school I had this burning desire to be a clown in a carnival. You know, the ones that ride those little small bicycles??? So, yes, your classmate dressed up as a clown and rode the bike around the elephants and all the other carnys. Hey, I saw the US this way, for free! Sure the travel accomodations weren't that exciting - riding in the back of a truck or jumpin onto a moving train - but I was young then.
After about 5 years of shows, greasy carnival food and toothless co-workers - I decided it was time to get a job mom could be honest with when her friends asked how I was doing and...well, she thought that I went to Ohio State University - but I did actually move to Columbus and decided to help out the medical profession by offering my live body as a medical experiment.
There I was - with the lab rats, cats, and vermon. Hey - the pay was good, even though they couldn't guarantee an average life span. Some people earn their college money in less desireable ways - I atleast can say that my college money was earned for the betterment of society!
Yes, I did eventually go to Ohio State. Eventually the nervous twitch stopped that I acquired from the medical experiments.
Actually I have my Master's Degree. And, if you would like to find out more, you will need to come to the reunion and see for yourself!
Love Ya,
Sue
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Ellen (Denne) Coffman
ellencoffman@remax.net
www.callellen.com
Hi everyone!
I married Dale Coffman Jan 14, 1989. We have a daughter, Kelli (24). She is engaged and will be getting married next July 10, 2010 and we are just starting the process of planning her wedding. No grandchildren yet - hopefully not too soon - but definately someday!
The best memories I have about our school years is with the Tigerettes. That kept me going and I'm blessed to have made the best of friends through that activity. Every Christmas since our graduation, Sue Shamhart, Brenda (Wilford), Deb (Williams), Lynne (Gilbert), Damita (Deibler), and I have gotten together no matter where we were in the world. We are blessed to have been each other's rocks through marriages, divorces, children, jobs, and all the things that go along with life. Whew - do we have stories we could tell!
In 1985 I got my real estate license and have been selling real estate ever since. In 1993, I obtained my real estate Broker's license and Dale and I purchased our first RE/MAX franchise opening our first office in Sandusky. 1.5 years later we opened our 2nd real estate office in Norwalk. I found that real estate always kept my attention as it's a never ending learning experience and is always a challenge. This past October Dale and I custom built our new Sandusky office building and moved our office to our new location on the corner of E. Perkins Ave. and Sandusky Mall Blvd. (Stop In and See us!) ***p.s. If your children are able to buy a home - have them do it before Dec. 1st this year - they get up to $8,000 FREE MONEY from the government to buy! (Sorry - LOL) That's 1st time homebuyer perks.***
We also own and operate RQR Document Imaging which is a document storage company.
For 10 years I advised the Margaretta Bear Company Drill team and then the Perkins Pirette Drill Team. I was able to choreograph many shows and took both teams to competitions. I also choreographed a couple of school musicals. I'm now retired from this great fun and focusing on real estate and my daughter's wedding.
Kelli graduated from Perkins High School and was the field commander of their band plus was very active in the musicals. She graduated from the University of Akron with a degree in Finance and a minor in Real Estate. She is an accountant at Citizens Bank in Sandusky.
See you soon.
Ellen
www.callellen.com
Hi everyone!
I married Dale Coffman Jan 14, 1989. We have a daughter, Kelli (24). She is engaged and will be getting married next July 10, 2010 and we are just starting the process of planning her wedding. No grandchildren yet - hopefully not too soon - but definately someday!
The best memories I have about our school years is with the Tigerettes. That kept me going and I'm blessed to have made the best of friends through that activity. Every Christmas since our graduation, Sue Shamhart, Brenda (Wilford), Deb (Williams), Lynne (Gilbert), Damita (Deibler), and I have gotten together no matter where we were in the world. We are blessed to have been each other's rocks through marriages, divorces, children, jobs, and all the things that go along with life. Whew - do we have stories we could tell!
In 1985 I got my real estate license and have been selling real estate ever since. In 1993, I obtained my real estate Broker's license and Dale and I purchased our first RE/MAX franchise opening our first office in Sandusky. 1.5 years later we opened our 2nd real estate office in Norwalk. I found that real estate always kept my attention as it's a never ending learning experience and is always a challenge. This past October Dale and I custom built our new Sandusky office building and moved our office to our new location on the corner of E. Perkins Ave. and Sandusky Mall Blvd. (Stop In and See us!) ***p.s. If your children are able to buy a home - have them do it before Dec. 1st this year - they get up to $8,000 FREE MONEY from the government to buy! (Sorry - LOL) That's 1st time homebuyer perks.***
We also own and operate RQR Document Imaging which is a document storage company.
For 10 years I advised the Margaretta Bear Company Drill team and then the Perkins Pirette Drill Team. I was able to choreograph many shows and took both teams to competitions. I also choreographed a couple of school musicals. I'm now retired from this great fun and focusing on real estate and my daughter's wedding.
Kelli graduated from Perkins High School and was the field commander of their band plus was very active in the musicals. She graduated from the University of Akron with a degree in Finance and a minor in Real Estate. She is an accountant at Citizens Bank in Sandusky.
See you soon.
Ellen
Sue (Airhart) Thaxton
airthax@aol.com
Sue married Greg nearly 24 years ago. They have 4 children. Mallory (21), Kelsey (19), Emily (17), and Jay (14). No grandchildren.
"After all these years, I'd like to thank John Auble, Bryan Adler, and Chris Adams for helping this shy 13 year old from Michigan adapt to Huron. I'll always remember homeroom @ McCormick and "Sue Baby"
After high school, I travelled across the US studying and working from 1980 - 1986, finally earning a B.S. in Computer Science. I was with General Electric from 1982 - 1992 then was able to be home with our growing family. Now that two are in college and the empty nest is 4 years away, I'm back in school. If "my plan" is realized, I'll be a nurse by the time I'm 50 - and it's alot of fun the second time around, too.
Sue married Greg nearly 24 years ago. They have 4 children. Mallory (21), Kelsey (19), Emily (17), and Jay (14). No grandchildren.
"After all these years, I'd like to thank John Auble, Bryan Adler, and Chris Adams for helping this shy 13 year old from Michigan adapt to Huron. I'll always remember homeroom @ McCormick and "Sue Baby"
After high school, I travelled across the US studying and working from 1980 - 1986, finally earning a B.S. in Computer Science. I was with General Electric from 1982 - 1992 then was able to be home with our growing family. Now that two are in college and the empty nest is 4 years away, I'm back in school. If "my plan" is realized, I'll be a nurse by the time I'm 50 - and it's alot of fun the second time around, too.
Frank Brown
indianabrowns@sbcglobal.net
Frank lives in Indianapolis with his wife, Linda. They have 3 children - Rachel (18), Jared (16), and Aaron (10). They have no grandchildren.
"I have attended all the reunions to date and each one has had its own atmosphere and wealth of experiences. Although it's only a weekend, the shared memories are invaluable and cherished for another 5 years.
Frank lives in Indianapolis with his wife, Linda. They have 3 children - Rachel (18), Jared (16), and Aaron (10). They have no grandchildren.
"I have attended all the reunions to date and each one has had its own atmosphere and wealth of experiences. Although it's only a weekend, the shared memories are invaluable and cherished for another 5 years.
I have lived in Indianapolis, IN for 23 of those 30 years. After finishing my Master's at Purdue University, I decided to settle in Indiana and raise my family. Iam a contractor working as a business/systems analyst. I have been married to my wife, Linda, for 21 years. My daughter Rachel will be attending Ball State University as a freshman majoring in dance. My son, Jared has autism. Jared is currently working on his Eagle Scout project. Both of my sons are involved in the scouting tradition. "
Debra (Studer) Kelly
dskelly4304@verizon.net
Deb is married to Kevin Kelly and they have 3 children - Megan (23), Emily (20), and Cameryn (8). She hopes to not have grandchildren for a long while.
Regarding previous reunions and school memories... "I saw Lee Jones on Iron Chef (can we say, WOW!), and he still looks the same as the day he flew my Dad's undies on the flagpole!"
I'm so sorry I can't attend the reunion! We are celebrating Mom and Dad's 50th wedding anniversary on the beach in Hilton head. Peace to you all, and have a great time!
Deb is married to Kevin Kelly and they have 3 children - Megan (23), Emily (20), and Cameryn (8). She hopes to not have grandchildren for a long while.
Regarding previous reunions and school memories... "I saw Lee Jones on Iron Chef (can we say, WOW!), and he still looks the same as the day he flew my Dad's undies on the flagpole!"
I'm so sorry I can't attend the reunion! We are celebrating Mom and Dad's 50th wedding anniversary on the beach in Hilton head. Peace to you all, and have a great time!
Deb (Pisano) Clemons
clem@cros.net
"Our class was the best! The reunions have been great. I have had great memories throughout the years. I enjoy sharing them with my children and they enjoy hearing about them (or at least they act like it).
My husband, Chris Clemons, and I own Lakeland Charter Service - http://www.lakelandcharters.com/ - and also Lakeland Products Group, - http://www.lakelandproducts.com/. Chris and I are a great team. We work really well together along with our 2 boys, Derek and Jarret. They are also Captains in our service. This is a great summer job for them.
I also work full time as an office manager/administrative assistant at Bass Haven Marina in Marblehead. My knowledge of the boating industry and fishing industry goes hand in hand with the Marina/Mobile Home Parks.
Derek Ensign (26) is an Ohio State graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering.
Jarret Ensign (22) is a senior at Defiance College majoring in wellness and corporate fitness. He is a strength and conditioning coach. He lettered in football and basketball at the college level.
Kelsey Clemons (14) is an 8th grade student at Danbury Jr. High. She is involved in volleyball, basketball and track.
Our grandaughter, Kailee Sue Ensign (6), is in the 1st grade and attends Columbus City Schools. She is beautiful and so much fun to have around.
I can't wait to see everyone!! Thank you for all your hardwork and dedication to the class! The website is super!! Great memories and those Tigerettes - Wow!"
Deb Clemons
"Our class was the best! The reunions have been great. I have had great memories throughout the years. I enjoy sharing them with my children and they enjoy hearing about them (or at least they act like it).
My husband, Chris Clemons, and I own Lakeland Charter Service - http://www.lakelandcharters.com/ - and also Lakeland Products Group, - http://www.lakelandproducts.com/. Chris and I are a great team. We work really well together along with our 2 boys, Derek and Jarret. They are also Captains in our service. This is a great summer job for them.
I also work full time as an office manager/administrative assistant at Bass Haven Marina in Marblehead. My knowledge of the boating industry and fishing industry goes hand in hand with the Marina/Mobile Home Parks.
Derek Ensign (26) is an Ohio State graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering.
Jarret Ensign (22) is a senior at Defiance College majoring in wellness and corporate fitness. He is a strength and conditioning coach. He lettered in football and basketball at the college level.
Kelsey Clemons (14) is an 8th grade student at Danbury Jr. High. She is involved in volleyball, basketball and track.
Our grandaughter, Kailee Sue Ensign (6), is in the 1st grade and attends Columbus City Schools. She is beautiful and so much fun to have around.
I can't wait to see everyone!! Thank you for all your hardwork and dedication to the class! The website is super!! Great memories and those Tigerettes - Wow!"
Deb Clemons
Ward Kehr
WKEHR79@aol.com
Ward lives in Huron with his wife Cindy. He has 4 children. Melissa is 30, Keane is 21, Cheyenne is 16, and Nina is 9. Ward has 3 grandchildren - Macey 9, Lacy 5, and Alea 2.
Ward was glad to be a part of Huron and the school. He is happy to have friends here, and his memories will be forever good memories.
After graduation, Ward started working in the tile and marble trade and has stayed with this for 30 years! He met his wife in Texas and moved back to Huron in 1982 where they started their family and have been very very happy! "Life Is Good!!"
Ward lives in Huron with his wife Cindy. He has 4 children. Melissa is 30, Keane is 21, Cheyenne is 16, and Nina is 9. Ward has 3 grandchildren - Macey 9, Lacy 5, and Alea 2.
Ward was glad to be a part of Huron and the school. He is happy to have friends here, and his memories will be forever good memories.
After graduation, Ward started working in the tile and marble trade and has stayed with this for 30 years! He met his wife in Texas and moved back to Huron in 1982 where they started their family and have been very very happy! "Life Is Good!!"
Linda (Olmsted) Connell's family
Linda and Marc Connell at Lake Tahoe
Marc, Linda, Amanda, Thomas, and Sheri
Amanda and Kyle, Linda and Marc
Sheri and Amanda
Marc and Linda with son, Thomas - Graduation from Columbus State
Daughter - Amanda with Son in Law - KyleLinda married Marc 7/28/79. They have 3 children. Amanda is 29 and married Kyle 10/10/08, Thomas is 22, and Sheri is 21.
Linda remembers Mr. Adler's class with all of the demonstrations and study hall with Gary Wechter. Her favorite teachers were Mrs. Blackmore, Miss First, Mr. Heckleman, and Mr. Dupler.
Linda graduated from nursing school in 1998, worked at the Bellevue Hospital, The Cleveland Clinic, and currently works at Community Health Partners as an administrative supervisor. Her husband, Marc, works for the State of Ohio - Camp Perry.
Her daughter, Amanda, married Kyle Gilbert in 2008. Her son, Thomas, lives in Columbu, Ohio and is and EMT/Paramedic/Firefighter. Her daughter, Sheri, is moving to Columbus to continue schooling.
Linda and Marc enjoy their friends, riding their motorcycle and will be celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary in July.
Congratulations Linda - perhaps you will be the classmate with the longest marriage!!!
Jeff Comer and Family
comer@frontiernet.net
Jeff wishes everyone the best and sends his regards. He will be unable to attend due to his eldest daughter's wedding on the same day! Best Wishes to you, Father of the Bride! These are photos of Jeff's family at Mesa Verde - Grand Canyon.
Wife - Angela. Daughters - Allison (20) Robyn (18)
Double Click on Photos to Enlarge
Jeff graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelors of Business Administration Degree in Personnell Management/Industrial Labor RElations. Graduated Summa Cum Laude. (We always knew you were intelligent!)
He began his professional career with Champion International Corp. in Missoula, Montana as a Labor Relations Specialist (1984). Promoted to Employee Relations Manager and transferred ton Ontonagon, Michigan (1988). Moved to Neenah, Wisconsin (1991). Moved to Watertown, New York (1992). Transferred to Lufkin, Texas (1995). Transferred to Snowflake, Arizona (2004).
Currently Jeff is employed by Catalyst paper (Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia) as a Human Resources Manager at its Snowflake, Arizona Paper Mill. his principle duties include: Labor Relations, employment, compensation and Benefits, Policy Development and Administration, Health and Safety and Security.
Jeff's wife, Angela has a Bachelors Degree in Education from the University of Montana. She is employed as a Third Grade Teacher in Show Low, Arizona.
His daughter, Allison will graduate from Arizona State University in the Fall of 2009 with a Bachelors Degree in Communications. His daughter, Robyn will graduate from Blue Ridge High School in May 2009 and will pursue a Bachelors Degree in Health Science at Northern Arizona University in the fall of 2009.
Allison was a member of the 2004 Arizona 3A State Champion Women's Soccer team. Robyn was a member of the 2007 and 2008 Arizona 3A State Champion Women's Soccer Team.
Some of Jeff's notable family experiences include: 1.White House, Oval Office visit, 2.Personal greeting with President George Bush, 3. Several trips to Glacier NP, Yellowstone NP, Arches NP, Mesa Verde NP, Yosemite NP, Sequoia NP, Montreal, Vancouver and Cancun. 4.Hiked the Grand Canyon several times including the bottom. 5.Attended MLB games at Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, San Diego, Houston, Arlington, Kansas City, Phoenix and spring training in Florida and Arizona. Caught over 100 home run/foul balls. 6.Completed several 5K, 10K and half marathons.
Jeff wishes everyone the best and sends his regards. He will be unable to attend due to his eldest daughter's wedding on the same day! Best Wishes to you, Father of the Bride! These are photos of Jeff's family at Mesa Verde - Grand Canyon.
Wife - Angela. Daughters - Allison (20) Robyn (18)
Double Click on Photos to Enlarge
Jeff graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelors of Business Administration Degree in Personnell Management/Industrial Labor RElations. Graduated Summa Cum Laude. (We always knew you were intelligent!)
He began his professional career with Champion International Corp. in Missoula, Montana as a Labor Relations Specialist (1984). Promoted to Employee Relations Manager and transferred ton Ontonagon, Michigan (1988). Moved to Neenah, Wisconsin (1991). Moved to Watertown, New York (1992). Transferred to Lufkin, Texas (1995). Transferred to Snowflake, Arizona (2004).
Currently Jeff is employed by Catalyst paper (Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia) as a Human Resources Manager at its Snowflake, Arizona Paper Mill. his principle duties include: Labor Relations, employment, compensation and Benefits, Policy Development and Administration, Health and Safety and Security.
Jeff's wife, Angela has a Bachelors Degree in Education from the University of Montana. She is employed as a Third Grade Teacher in Show Low, Arizona.
His daughter, Allison will graduate from Arizona State University in the Fall of 2009 with a Bachelors Degree in Communications. His daughter, Robyn will graduate from Blue Ridge High School in May 2009 and will pursue a Bachelors Degree in Health Science at Northern Arizona University in the fall of 2009.
Allison was a member of the 2004 Arizona 3A State Champion Women's Soccer team. Robyn was a member of the 2007 and 2008 Arizona 3A State Champion Women's Soccer Team.
Some of Jeff's notable family experiences include: 1.White House, Oval Office visit, 2.Personal greeting with President George Bush, 3. Several trips to Glacier NP, Yellowstone NP, Arches NP, Mesa Verde NP, Yosemite NP, Sequoia NP, Montreal, Vancouver and Cancun. 4.Hiked the Grand Canyon several times including the bottom. 5.Attended MLB games at Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, San Diego, Houston, Arlington, Kansas City, Phoenix and spring training in Florida and Arizona. Caught over 100 home run/foul balls. 6.Completed several 5K, 10K and half marathons.
Scott Gordon and his family
szgordon@fuse.net
From Scott... "30th Reunion... I suppose it's been that long since I moved away rather suddenly in the summer of '78 as my Dad got a promotion to the Columbus office. So, my senior year was disappointing. After graduating, I moved on to graduate from Miami University and then casually chose Cincinnati to settle in. After several years of a rather simple life in social work, I met my wife to be, Samantha. When we started a family I guess it was time to step up and I went on and got a Masters from Xavier. We now have 3 healthy daughters ages 15, 13, and 10. We've lived in the same city neighborhood for nearly 20 years now.
After moving so much in my early life, I suppose it feels right to settle in and keep things close to home. My wife is dynamic and dives into her interests with abandon. She has been a doula, aquatics guru, and she has home schooled our girls and taken in her 98 year old grandmother from the nursing home. Currently she is an urban bee keeper with her mother and I. We started a small company, "Bee Haven Honey" where we sell "products from the hive". We are selling at Findlay Market in Downtown Cincinnati on weekends.
I loved growing up in Huron and still miss the lake. (I even bought a sail boat after college although there was nowhere to really sail.) I've come to terms with that now, but I will always miss the people and the sense of support and community that I was blessed to know."
Scott Gordon
(addresses, etc. will be given through the reunion or private email)
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
Basketball Scoreboard
Huron 48 Willard 66
Huron 76 Bellevue 89
Huron 55 Vermilion 48
Huron 73 Margaretta 72
Huron 64 St. Marys 66
Huron 55 Port Clinton 84
Huron 57 Perkins 80
Huron 74 Norwalk 80
Huron 79 Edison 66
Huron 74 Clyde 72
Huron 57 St. Joe 69
Huron 83 Margaretta 74
Huron 73 St. Mary's 64
Huron 69 Perkins 77
Huron 88 Tiffin Calvert 83
Huron 75 Clyde 69
Huron 81 St. Joe 91
Tournament: Bellevue 60 Huron 58
SBC Record: 7-5
Overall Record: 9-10
Huron 76 Bellevue 89
Huron 55 Vermilion 48
Huron 73 Margaretta 72
Huron 64 St. Marys 66
Huron 55 Port Clinton 84
Huron 57 Perkins 80
Huron 74 Norwalk 80
Huron 79 Edison 66
Huron 74 Clyde 72
Huron 57 St. Joe 69
Huron 83 Margaretta 74
Huron 73 St. Mary's 64
Huron 69 Perkins 77
Huron 88 Tiffin Calvert 83
Huron 75 Clyde 69
Huron 81 St. Joe 91
Tournament: Bellevue 60 Huron 58
SBC Record: 7-5
Overall Record: 9-10
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Football
Huron - 21 --- Bellevue - 14
Huron - 28 --- Norwalk - 14
Huron - 7 --- Willard - 7
Huron - 0 --- St. Joe - 7
Huron - 30 --- Clyde - 6
Huron - 27 --- Port Clinton - 6
Huron - 0 --- Tiffin Calvert - 0
Huron - 21 --- St. Marys - 3
Huron - 7 --- Perkins - 0
Huron - 14 --- Margaretta - 14
Huron - 28 --- Norwalk - 14
Huron - 7 --- Willard - 7
Huron - 0 --- St. Joe - 7
Huron - 30 --- Clyde - 6
Huron - 27 --- Port Clinton - 6
Huron - 0 --- Tiffin Calvert - 0
Huron - 21 --- St. Marys - 3
Huron - 7 --- Perkins - 0
Huron - 14 --- Margaretta - 14
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Student Council
Nan Halley - Student Body President, Barb Hendricks - Student Council Secretary, John Auble - Student Council, Tony Munafo - Student Council, Nan Reese - Student Council, Robin Wexler - Student Council
Who Are Our Officers? .........
Thursday, March 26, 2009
And the winner is......
Yeah - Ward Kehr - He was the first to respond to our Reunion Invitations! Keep watching the blog. We are putting together bios on our classmates. We'll keep updating as we receive them - oh, and you can ad photos, too! We'd love to see your family, friends, dog, house - etc.! email information and photos to ellencoffman@remax.net.
Keep watching for more updates!
Thursday, March 19, 2009
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