Updated Registration List - September 12

1. Sue Agolia
2. Ken Ballinger
3. Carol Balsamel
4. Joan Blackburn
5. Margo Burhans
6. Millie Ciba
7. Alan Clapp
8. Candis Crater
9. Debbie Dunham
10. Rich Elwell
11. Margie Hemmerly 
12. Jo Lynn Horton 
13. John Houtz
14. Barbara Jackson
15. Greg Jewell 
16. Linda Johnson 
17. Pam Jones
18. Jean Kirkpatrick
19. Carol Krebs
20. Joe Kunzmann
21. Judi Logan
22. Scott Mahler  
23. Jim McSkimmin
24. Pat Murphy
25. Penny Pitt 
26. Randy Pratt
27. Jim Rickey 
28. Meg Ryder
29. Cliff Schmutz
30. Joe Schoenig
31. Rick Schumann
32. Peter Strauss
33. Kitty Trotter
34. Art Ubbens
35. Sallie Utz
36. Joan Wagner
37. Jack Welch
38. Jeff Wilker
39. Katie West
40. Alina Ziemba

As of 9/12, these are the registrations received or have said they will attend.

What Was the Name of our School???

I guess the Newark Evening News didn't have the sharpest reporters on the sports beat:

Also, note our Fred "Lakeband."

I found this in our 1963 RHS (Ridgefield High School, I guess) Yearbook.

Troop 151 Boy Scouts of America - 1961 Roster

Check out those phone numbers! "Number Please."

Courtesy of Dennis Ward by way of Linda Johnson Peters.

Thank you, Linda and Dennis!

If you need a place to stay...

Thanks to Peg Kaempfer Harjes, we now will be given a special rate of $99 a night if you reserve your room(s) by September 8th, 2010.  Peg has reserved 20 rooms for us and more will be added if needed.  This is at the Hotel Indigo, 80 Allen Rd., Liberty Corner, 908-580-1300.

Thanks, Peg!

Another Priceless Image

From the Bernardsville News, June 9, 1960, the Red Cross Musicale.  Check out the most famous name in Bernards Township history since Sir Francis Bernard, Colonial governor of New Jersey from 1758 to 1760 (betcha didn't know that one).

6th Grade Silliness

Again, courtesy of Candis Berge, The Class Will:

And the 6th Grade Hall of Fame:

So, who is Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny (poor Kenny), Wendy, Butters, etc.  Anyone we know?

7th Grade!!! Scary

Courtesy of Candis Berge (Candy Crater), we have pictures of the Seventh Grade.  Quick and fuzzy math says these pictures are 50 years old!  Ouch!  Thanks a lot, Candis.  Seriously, the pictures are great and a gentle reminder of "The Way We Were."