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Following the lead of the class of 1961, this blog will also cease being an active blog.  While generally there won't be any new postings,  the posting immediately below (Remember Me Often and Always) will continue to be updated - either by the blogmaster adding an entry to the list or if the blogmaster is no longer around, by any of you adding a comment to that posting. Cheers 😎😄😢

Name Date Deceased Obituary / Info ARNTSON, RHEA 08-28-1999 Rhea Arntson info BERGMAN, GAIL GALVIN 07-07-2018 Gail Mary Galvin obituary BIGE, PETER 04-06-1970 Peter Bige obituary BORG, BONNIE KITZMAN 02-03-2013 Bonnie Kitzman obituary CINK, JULEEN 02-05-2024 Juleen Cink obituary CROWE, CHARLOTTE RATH 03-06-2015 Charlotte Rath obituary ENGLERT, ANN CLOUD 05-28-1992 Ann Englert Cloud info FITZNER, KURT 11-18-2013 Kurt Fitzner obituary GRAFING, JERRY 02-19-1979 Jerry Grafing info GUNNESS, GLENN 09-01-2012 Glenn Gunness obituary HANSON, RUDY 09-17-2019 Rudy Hanson obituary HOFF, VIRGINIA MOSES 12-24-2021 Virginia Moses obituary JANTZEN, CAROL DAHL 10-05-2022 Carol Jantzen Dahl obituary JANTZEN, WILL 03-10-2024 Willard Jantzen obituary LANDMAN, GAYLE PRESSER 09-30-2016 Gayle Landman Presser obituary LARSON, KEN 05-22-2021 Ken Larson obituary LERUD, RON 07-14-2001 Ron E Lerud info MANSTROM, LES 04-21-2023 Les Manstrom obituary MESKE, MARK 12-03-2008 Mark Meske obituary ORNESS, JUDY OLSTAD 01...

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Memories you will likely have - enjoy: When a quarter was a decent allowance, and made with real Silver! You'd reach into a muddy gutter for a penny. Made with real copper! Looking to see if it was a 1943 copper penny! You got your windshield cleaned, oil checked, and gas pumped, without asking, all for free, every time. And you didn't pay for air? And, you got trading stamps to boot. Laundry detergent had free glasses, dishes or towels hidden inside the box. Not to mention Cracker Jacks! It was considered a great privilege to be taken out to dinner at a real restaurant with your parents. They threatened to keep kids back a grade if they failed... and they did it! When a 57 Chevy was everyone's dream car... to cruise, peel out, lay rubber or watch submarine races, and people went steady. No one ever asked where the car keys were because they were always in the car, in the ignition, and the doors were never locked. Lying on your b...

Gary Myhre sent this great look back to the way we were when growing up.  You need to click READ MORE for the link to work.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSC7SXQpInM

If you click on some group photos, like the very first one, they will enlarge and show much more detail. ------------------------------------- Starting with Judy Holmgren (who has her back to the photo), to her left is Jan Olafson, then Mili McConn, Dick McConn, Don Olafson, Sheryl Hanson and finally Bruce Anderson from the class of 1969 who brought ice cream for us. Bob Toring Below are Carole Lerud and Mary Herzberg who, despite appearances, are not really identical twins. Some memorabilia that Donna Jantzen gave us. Starting with the barely visible Mary Kankelfritz in lower left hand corner and going clockwise, Dave Johnson from class of 1961, Dennis Gillund, Barb Rome, and Mili McConn. Dennis Holmgren and Fred Schroeder. Fred was right tackle, Bob Toring was right guard; Wayne Toring was left guard and Willard was left tackle.  Ron Evenson was the quarterback and once was asked whether he preferred to run to the left where Wayne and Willard would have provided the opening or to...