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My memories of Paul Chilgren go back to our junior high days where we shared
a number of classes: Jonathan Tealey's multiple period in 8th grade, Sidney Wright's
forensics classes - debate and a few other classes on up thru ECMHS. S.H. Craney
(and a few others) should recall being in those classes, too. Good times.
Paul was on hand for some of our earlier reunions and again in 2012 for our 50th. It
was nice to have a longer chat with him then.
Sorry to hear of his passing.
John A.
Norman OK
Posted on: May 03, 2020 at 11:15 AM
Hey, Happy Birthday!!
Welcome, Fred. We're happy you connected here. This is the place to find 1962 class reunion information, too. Our 60th rolls around in 2022! Jump in & comment whenever you like.
I wish you a very happy birthday and many more to come.
The sweetest smile ever...Roz Wallace
I wish you a very Happy Birthday with many more to come.
Another of my Lincoln School (9th Ward) classmates. For a time, he lived nearby and we'd
walk to & from school at the same time, too.
Posted on: May 24, 2018 at 6:03 PM
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
Posted on: Feb 01, 2018 at 1:47 PM
Wow Ginny you've had a very busy life so far and still having Birthday's.. I, hope your Birthday was a special one for you. May the good Lord bless and keep you going..
Susanne York Wege,
Since you first joined us at ecmemorial62 dot com, I've admired your enthusiasm and active participation here. I think, more than any of us, you've immersed yourself by taking on an obviously valued and personal update of your high school memories. You've tackled this 'information download' as the ultimate Class of 1962 homework assignment, self-initiated.
Kudos, Sue!
It's quite clear you enjoy what you've learned, shared and recalled with so many of us.
I noted you posted, in French, a greeting to Jacqueline Buan. Have you had an opportunity to see and hear the DVD made at our 50th year reunion in 2012? Jacquelin gave a most interesting address to our class on her exchange student impressions and experiences.
She explained how her year in Eau Claire with our senior class and her host family made a lasting impact on her life and, with her husband, on her career.
I'm sure copies of our class reunion DVD might still be available if you've not already seen it. It would be worth a viewing prior to your attending our 55th -- I know I'll review it again.
Like some of us who have not lived in Eau Claire for many years, I understand the value of this web site for the pure memory recall value AND for any number of other personal reasons. Although I've managed to attend a majority of our reunions over the years, I have also come to rely on many of the inputs here to keep a continuity intact relating to indivual and civic events in my home town over the past half century.
When you do get to Eau Claire for a look around the city, don't feel bad that you'll do best with a GPS to guide you. I use mine, even though my 'core memory' of the city is still mainly intact -- it's just that it cuts off at year 1967 with only a few updates since then, gleaned mainly at our class reunions.
Thanks for joining us and for all your interesting interactions since that time. You have added a lot to our class spirit and we appreciate it. Richard Arnold tells us it's "The Spirit of Old Abe."
John A.
Norman, OK
Posted on: Feb 27, 2017 at 6:20 PM
Have any of your travels taken you guys CUBA ? Any future plans to go there ?
John A.
Posted on: Jan 31, 2016 at 6:01 PM
I wish you a very very HAPPY BIRTHDAY an may you have many more.
Happy Birthday Karen and wish you many more.