Best Disposition: LEE MALICOAT & LOIS TAYLOR, Biggest Flirts: ROGER CASH & ESTHER NEWHART, Prettiest Hair: MEL FORD & KAREN WILLIAMS, Laziest: BOB DENHOLM - HELEN BOHEN, Prettiest Eyes: DAN HAUSE & NANCY SIPE, Most Bashful: GARY HINSON & PONG SANASILAPIN.

EXCERPTS FROM JUNE 1966 SENIOR HIGH TIMES (Happenings from REALLY old days!):

REMEMBER WHEN ...

CLAUDIA SACKETT told stories about her rabbit on the way to school ...

JANE HENDERSON's backyard was an overnight camping spot for a girl scout troop ...

Tax stamps were needed to get into junior high tea dances...

Woodland Estates was a golf course...

Everybody did the twist ...

JIM YOUNG was a patrol boy...

Everyone rode bikes to school ...

the ninth grade football team was undefeated ...

Everyone danced to records ...

Lunches were a quarter and milk three cents ...

jumprope was the main activity at recess ...

after-game dances were held at the Parish House ...

MARIANNE CODREA had a long ponty tail...

all.the guys stood at one side of the gym and the girls at the other during tea dances in junior high ...

no one was old enough to drive and parents drove on dates ...

everybody attended Children's Concerts ...

everybody carried troll dolls for good luck (now they are collector's items !)...

CHERYL COOL got the "Boy Scout Award" in the seventh grade...

all the guys wore crew-cuts and the girls wore ponytails or pixies ...

DICK BRATT couldn't make a basket...

girls pinned small bells to their skirts at Christmas time...

everyone used white shoe polish on their tennis shoes ...

JIM LOCK sat in the wastebasket in Mr. Porter's Algebra class.. .

hall guards were stationed in all the halls...

seniors were freshmen and had to detour around piles of bricks and construction at the junior high ...

TED BARE was called "Teddy Bare"...

NELSON LEATHERWOOD wasn't good looking...

BILL BONNETTE had freckles...

PONG came to THS...

PAT BOGGS took tap dance lessons ...

SANDY BLOOD worked' at A&W ...

PEGGY VOELKLE and BETH KNIERIEM wore braces...

everyone wore colored tags in first and second grade so they would get on the right bus ...

air raid drills were held and everyone would go into the halls and sit down ...

girls wore layers of full slips under their dresses...

Howdy Doodie, Pinky Lee and the Mickey Mouse Club were our favorite TV shows...

THS girls made lovechains out of gum wrappers ...

the Beatles were just another singing group ...

wrap around skirts and Ben Casey blouses were in style...

Blue and Gold Days...

Friendship Day assemblies ...

pep club buses...

morning announcements over the P.A. which we never heard!!!

Same of the best memories were of our winning sports teams. We had the best season record in football since 1956 and to date. We took the Metro in basketball. It was a first in the history of the school. We also were Metro Champions in track. We had outstanding baseball and golf teams, too. The Class of 1966 is long remembered as a tough act to follow.

We all had fun taking part in this bit of nostalgia. We look forward to seeing everyone again at our 20-Year Reunion where we can count gray hairs (if there are any left!)

Thank you and have a good evening from the reunion committee.

Helen Boehn Etheridge
Roger Cash
Karen Spinelli Tyndall