Comments from Our Guests . . .
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July 23, 2004
Great website. Hello to all.
Rick Tafalla, AHS 1952 Gtafalla1@aol.com
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June 8, 2003
My name is Lori Fisher-Martin. My Dad is Robert
"Gabby" Fisher. I found this web site through my neighbor Carol Beth
Arnold Olsen, also a member of the Class of 1951. What a wonderful site. My
Dad is so proud to be a BOBCAT . . . I have enjoyed all his high school
stories throughout my life.
--Lori Fisher-Martin lfishermartin@aol.com
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March 12, 2003
Visited your great site after a heads-up from
classmate Dick Snavely. Wife Diane (class of '55) and I shared a lot of
smiles as we tripped down memory lane; thanks to your effort.
Congratulations!! This is the stuff that bonds friends, in a feeling of
family.
--Bill Smith, AHS 1950 louverwks@msn.com
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April 05, 2002
My name is Rachel Kromm and I am Mary Mae Bourke
Kromm's granddaughter. My dad told me about your site so I decided to visit it
and see about my grandma's school and her classmates. My grandma was a
wonderful woman who lived her life one day at a time. Unfortunately, she
passed away a year ago . . . but even then she still lives on in our hearts
and in our memories. Congratulations on such a wonderful and informative site!
God Bless you always and forever!
--Rachel Kromm aberkrommbie@hotmail.com
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April 02, 2002
Greetings from Cache Creek, British Columbia.
Congratulations on your Class of 1951 site . . . very well done. Dyke
Anderson and I were married for 25 years.
--Dixie Coomes Anderson Sydia, AHS 1953 billanddixie@coppervalley.bc.ca
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January 08, 2002
I wish it could be under better circumstances that I
came across your web page. I was reading articles about the devastating
fire that destroyed the Weatherwax building, and came across a link to your
page. Thank you for providing a site where we can read about the past, and
remember all the history surrounding our great ALMA MATER.
--Roger Michelbrink, AHS 1987 hrothgar@rocketmail.com
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November 3, 2001
Thought I had sent you a note of how great the Bobcat
site is. Was going through it tonight and did not see my note.
Wonderful job, hope all our class mates visit often.
--Chuck Ragus, AHS 1951
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September 5, 2001
My name is Derek Cook, I have taught at AHS for 10
years, and am now the Dean of Students. I was fortunate enough to give some of
you a tour of our high school during the time you were celebrating your
50-year reunion this past August 24 and 25. In listening to you all share
various memories of your days at Weatherwax, I wanted to learn more about your
class. Your website is excellent, a fun way to relive some of those good
days that you were nice enough to share with me. Best Wishes to the Class of
'51! Please come back and visit us soon.
--Derek Cook, AHS Dean of Students, 2001 dcook@msn.com
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August 6, 2001
Edrie and Tom Harrington, my sister and
brother-in-law told me about the Bobcat web site. Brought back a few memories
- I even recognized some names and faces, even though they are much older than
the class of 55. Particularly enjoyed the Bobcat growl! Nice job with all the
info. Have a good reunion.
--Doug Lundgren, AHS, 1955 lundgren@ncia.com
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July 20, 2001
Hi, I am the daughter of one of your Lake Quinault
Derelicts, Chuck (Black Enforcer) Ragus. While visiting my dad this weekend we
got to talking about school because I'm on the planning committee for my 20
year class reunion. He showed me the Bobcat website and I was very impressed.
It's been fun reading about your class and my daddy (Black Enforcer "ha
ha") in particular. Great job, thanks so much.
--Julie Ann Zwarun (Ragus), AHS, 1981 zwarun@techline.com
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June 11, 2001
My name is Earl Herrick class off 1962
(Weatherwax). Really enjoyed your web site, wished we had one.
Thanks for the tour.
--Earl Herrick, AHS, 1962 etrick@nventure.com
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April 30, 2001
First time visitor to your web site. This is
something to be proud of. Every HS should be so fortunate.
Best Regards,
--Richard L. Kromm
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April 27, 2001
Great Web Pages, fun to read what everyone has been
doing for the last (cough, cough) years. We are planning our next reunion
2002, at the Log House in Aberdeen. --Susan Pettit, AHS,
1957 tedebare@whidbey.net
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April 20, 2001
I just finished reading some of the comments
and the History of Weatherwax High. I must say, you've done a 1st class job.
We have a website for the class of '57 that contains 105 classmates online
along with birthdays and a list of deceased classmates.
Love your Bobcat sound affects.
--Thomas J. Hendrickson, AHS, 1957 ironsides57@earthlink.net
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March 22, 2001
I revisited your site to read the visitors comments.
I am sorry that more of the members of "42 " have not visited your
site. You have a lot of dedicated people to thank for the quality and contents
of it. Keep up the good work! If any of you know of more of we older alumni
please get them to enjoy walking down memory lane!
--Kathy (Kathleen Schaffer) Rosenberg, AHS, 1942 kontactk@webtv.net
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February 6, 2001
What a great idea your site is! I graduated in 52 but
I was surprised how many friends I had from 51. Thanks.
--Earl Gose, AHS, 1952 EarlGose@aol.com
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January 8, 2001
What an interesting site. We are members of the
Weatherwax Class of 1956 and hope to be able to create something like this for
our class in the future.
--Ken and Barb Benedict, AHS, 1956 bkb@techline.com
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September 5, 2000
Even though I am a Hoquiam High School alumni, I
really enjoyed the Bobcat website. A wonderful job.
--Margot Greenwell Barnes, HHS, 1953 muggs516@aol.com
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August 25, 2000
What a great history of the class of '51. I was sorry
to miss the luncheon in June, I was in Europe at the time. I am looking
forward to the class reunion next year, I cannot believe 50 years have gone by
since we graduated from Weatherwax.
--Carol Edison Alley, AHS, 1951
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August 25, 2000
A friend (Margot Greenwell Barnes, HHS, '53 + Bro.
Warren Greenwell) had heard about the BOBCAT '51 site, but hadn't been able to
find it. So, it gave me an opportunity to revisit. A great nostalgia
fix. It's well-organized and laden with TLC. Judging from the
"comments", the site is attracting hits and notoriety from more than
the Class of '51. Not surprising, I suppose, during that era, many of us
were born and lived most of our lives on the Harbor, so our friendships
spanned several class years. Clearly, we all value its availability for a
cyber-trip HOME. The Quinault Derelicts is a super touch. Over
the years I've run into many from Aberdeen, ie:, while in Viet Nam, in
Switzerland, in S.F., at Lake Tahoe, in Palm Springs, snowbirds in Yuma, etc.
Your efforts and expertise are appreciated by all of us BOBCATS!!
--Don Scoralle, AHS, 1953 donscoralle@ifn.net
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August 21, 2000
I truly enjoyed your website. My brother,
Warren Spangler, was in your class and is now aware of this website. It
will bring much pleasure to everyone who visits. Fantastic!!!!!
--Sue Spangler Epperson, AHS, 1956 eppepp@seanet.com
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July 1, 2000
What a step back in time - memories of school and a
lot of people I know. My sister-in-law, Patty Ayres, told me about the site
and it rates 5 stars. Loved comments from Uncle Dick (Solberg), Aunt Doris (Solberg
Kerr) and my friends and classmates, Kay and Denny Rowley.
--Bev Strong Hall, AHS, 1955 rhallmfg@techline.com
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June 22, 2000
I was so glad to learn about the class website.
It's absolutely terrific! I will need to go back again and peruse it all
a little at a time - it's rather an overwhelming lot of information that has
already answered several questions I had.
--Marjorie Zink Bushnell, AHS, 1951
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June 18, 2000
What a great experience to be able to go back in time
and recall memories I had with my fellow class mates! I appreciate the
efforts necessary to make this web site available. It has provided me a
means to contact some old school chums. Please add my e-mail address to
the "list."
--Matt C. Sloan, AHS, 1951
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June 16, 2000
Hi - This is Diane Stokes from South Kitsap Class of
'51. I enjoyed the Bobcat web site and the copy of your last reunion
book that Ken Johnson let us look at. They have given us some good ideas for
our special book next year. I will pass along these ideas to our committee.
Thanks!
--Diane Stokes, South Kitsap High, 1951 dmstokes@techline.com
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June 14, 2000
Loved to come to the Harbor and play in the Football
Jamboree. Printed some pages of the Bobcat site for Edrie Lundgren
Harrington. My wife and I square dance with Edrie and Tom.
Congrats on the web site. We are trying to get one together for our class.
--Jim McElroy, Shelton High School Class of 1951 JCMcElroy@aol.com
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June 7, 2000
Good job as usual. Have passed your work from
the last class reunion to the Bobcats, Bulldogs, Eagles, etc. in the Hillsboro
Oregon area.
--Jim Dehning, AHS, 1951
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June 3, 2000
From: "Reunions Unlimited"
Have spent 1/2 hour viewing your class website and
must say it is the nicest class site I've seen (runs close in quality with
Stadium '49, Tacoma, which was also very nice). Great Job! We see many
each year and this one is far superior to the majority.
--Debby @ Reunions Unlimited eventco@earthlink.net
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June 2, 2000
I just want you to know how much I enjoyed, and how
many memories came alive when I browsed the Class of 1951 web page. My
sister, Marian Heiser Wardlow, was a member of your class but, as the little
sister, we had a lot of those classmates in and around our house. Thank you so
much for the memories.
--Judy Heiser Skye, AHS, 1956 skyqueen@techline.com
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May 23, 2000
I really enjoyed reading the comments from guests and
former AHS graduates!! We just got our computer about a month ago and I am
still learning. I used one in school when I worked at AHS but this is
different. This is really neat!! Looking forward to seeing
everyone at the luncheon on June 8th.
--Patty Hall Ayres, AHS, 1951
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May 20, 2000
Great site! I'm a '71 grad and stumbled upon
you via www.classmates.com
. I haven't lived on the Harbor for almost 30 years, yet
I recognized so many names! Keep it going---and GO BOBCATS!!!
--Paula Bilsland Gray, AHS, 1971 bucko@wolfenet.com
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May 17, 2000
Just got the class of 1951 web site from Fred
McHargue, good for you its terrific. Almost makes me wish I hadn't graduated
in '50. Sorry I didn't make the Cosi reunion this year. Fred said
there were about 50 people in attendance. Take care and God Bless.
--Gracie Williams Rhodes, AHS, 1950 gmr@olynet.com
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May 12, 2000
What a pleasant surprise to learn about the
"Bobcat" web site. I look forward to seeing many
"old" friends on June 8th.
--Lourayne Scogin Chase, AHS, 1951
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May 10, 2000
Hi You All! Excellent job on Weatherwax 1951
web page. Reading about "The Lake Quinault Derelict Club" brought
back many fine memories of most of that bunch in our home during the late 40's
early 50's.
I enjoyed reading how you are all successful, but I
knew that would be true.
My parents, Anna and Ole Olson (High School store,)
enjoyed each and every one of you in their life.
I hope to see all of you again in the future.
--Norma Olson Roth, AHS, 1953 oyehut1@aol.com
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May 7, 2000
I think this web page is great, especially for
someone like me who doesn't
know the computer. I am fine and teaching Student Nurses Aides.
Otherwise
retired but I do like to eat.
--Nan Shimmin Smith, AHS, 1951
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May 6, 2000
Thanks for a great job. What a fun time going
down memory lane. The roar is great . . . the music during the history
was in sinc. I'm sure we all appreciate the site. Please feel free
to use my e-mail address. I'd love to hear from the 'old' gang.
--Darleen Trinneer Keaton, AHS, 1951
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April 8, 2000
Hi: I'm from the class of 1950, don't know if
you remember me. Shirley Trew? I married George Howard, class of
1948. He played football all the years he attended Aberdeen junior and
senior high school. We are having our reunion this year, seems
impossible, but !!! guess it is true! I remember a lot of you from class
of '51 too. One of your classmates of '51 is Frank Parker, and our very
close friend all these years. So anyone who
wishes to e-mail me, I would love to hear from anyone. Shirley and George.
--Shirley Trew Howard, AHS, 1950 howards@whidbey.net
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April 1, 2000 (This could be an April Fool entry???)
Great website, Bobcats. I stumbled into it
while looking for a taxidermist site.
--John Powell Reamer, AHS, 1951 jpr@aliasnet.com
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March 29, 2000
Have been forwarding your great site to people and everyone loves it! They
all tell me they love the bobcat and the roar.
--Lou Ann (Ramsay) Pederson, AHS, 1954 BagaMoi@aol.com
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March 29, 2000
Just visited your site. Good job! I would love to link to your page. In
fact, I noticed several other web sites listed in the comments and thought it would be great to link to any and all alumni pages that are out there for
AHS.
I kept thinking that you folks were graduating the year
I was born! Our web site has been up for over a year now. Come and visit:
http://www.weatherwax1969.com.
--Faith Merrill, AHS, 1969 flmerril@sccoast.net
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March 28, 2000
Love the roar of the Bobcat!!
--Larry E. Ramsay, AHS, 1952 Leslramsay@aol.com
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March 27, 2000
I am Joel Wasti from class of 1954. Don Chapman (Don Woodland) is
just putting the finishing touches to AHS54.com and we should be live this week
or next.
Looking through your site brought back memories. So many names I can
recall.
--Joel Wasti, AHS 1954 oneprice@gte.net
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March 27, 2000
Wow! Great site! We (AHS Class of '54) have put together a site, as well.
Not "we", really, as Don (Woody) Woodland has been the one that did 99.99% of
the work, and it has been a monumental task. Joel Wasti and I have attempted
to help with feedback, contacts, etc.
I see that you have a "free" (?) web site, and that of course is something we need to
research as the cost of keeping a site up and going could be a potential snag in the future.
--Lou Ann (Ramsay) Pederson, AHS, 1954 BagaMoi@aol.com
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March 25, 2000
I graduated in 1961. Thanks for a wonderful memory tour.
--Jason Scott, 1961 maia@olywa.net
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March 23, 2000
I just got around to browsing the '51 Web site. It is great ! Good to
read about everyone. I see the date for the luncheon is in June. I'll try to make it
this time.
--Phyllis Gillette Dionne, AHS, 1951
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March 20, 2000
Thanks for the great presentation of our class. Unfortunately, Sharyn
Thompson Wallin and I can't make a June reunion date, because we're meeting in Paris. We and our spouses are renting an
apartment near the Pompicou and Picasso museums, and look forward to two weeks of art, culture and fine wine. Hope you have a great reunion.
--Klancy (Nancy) Clark deNevers, AHS, 1951
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March 18, 2000
Checking in from Whitefish, MT. I intend to be in Aberdeen in August for our 50th Reunion. Mary Ann Zabiaka is an Aberdeen contact or Lenore Lundgren. Great idea. Have a good reunion.
--Dick Solberg, AHS, 1950 dickjane@cyberport.net
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March 16, 2000
Hello to all of you. As you can tell I was a few
years ahead of you. My dad owned the New Aberdeen Garage and I had several
sisters younger than myself who possibly are the same age as your class.
Carolyn Schaffer Finney and Audrey Schaffer Voss. It is nice to hear from a
former alma mater classmate. I hope to hear from you again.
--Kathleen (Kathy) Rosenberg, AHS, 1942 kontactk@webtv.net
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March 16, 2000
I enjoyed looking at your web site. Although I
only know a few people in your class it was fun anyway.
--Chuck Wilson, AHS, 1943 willie5@techline.com
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March 16, 2000
From a member of the Class of '39---Thank you for the
Web Site. There's
still lots of us "oldsters" around. My E-Mail address is open to be
used by
anyone who wishes.
--Doris Solberg Kerr, AHS, 1939 lazydaze@bigsky.net
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March 15, 2000
Am enjoying thinking of all the students and
neighbor kids back in the 40's! Looking forward to our 50th reunion this
coming August 18th. We can always depend on Lenore Lundgren
Lundquist to get the party started. Enjoyed reading everybody's
stories.
--Carolyn Schmidt Dierick, AHS, 1950 carolyndierick@sginet.com
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March 10, 2000
Great web site. We, (wife Betty,) have many friends, classmates, and
relatives living in Aberdeen. I still think of it as "home."
--Don Scoralle, AHS, 1953 donscoralle@ifn.net
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March 9, 2000
What a nostalgic trip down memory lane. It was
so much fun to read about all these people I knew so long ago. Thanks
for a most pleasant hour.
--Lucy Hansen Andersen, HHS, 1951 lucyrae3@aol.com
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March 8, 2000
We just viewed your Class of '51 site. Wow! It is great.
I hope your whole class has a chance to see the web site. It is so unique and full of surprises above and beyond the average everyday class of web site.
I hope it was ok for us Class of '55ers to sneak a peek.
--Kay and Denny Rowley, AHS, 1955 krowley@foxinternet.net
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March 6, 2000
I have looked at every link on your high school site,
(second visit,) and read every auto-biography that was listed, some of your
school mates have led fabulous lives.
--Martin Flom, AHS, 1948 mflom@email.msn.com
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March 6, 2000
It (the site,) is fabulous!!!! It will be so fun to be able to keep tabs on our
high school friends. I haven't had time to go thru all the website but hope to soon.
We are leaving Wednesday for Yakima as our granddaughter plays for Meridian and hopefully they will be
State Champs for their division. I see where Elma will be there too.
--Marianne Reynolds Olson, AHS, 1951
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March 6, 2000
Hi Everyone! Well, all I can say that if ever a graduating class deserved its own web
site it has to be the AHS Class of 51. I hope that I can make the luncheon on June 8 (or whenever).
My best wishes to everyone.
--Les Johnson, AHS, 1951
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March 6, 2000
Just one suggestion. If the hosting software allows it, keep the "Table of contents" in memory so it is not reloaded each time
the return icon is hit. Regardless, the site is great. You can use my email
address. It would be great to hear from some of the classmates we only see
every 5 years. See you in June.
--Glenn "Jerry" Smith, AHS, 1951
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March 5, 2000
A great website! Put my email address on the list if
you'd like. See you in
June again this year.
--Ed Greeno, AHS, 1951
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March 5, 2000
Site is terrific! Better than terrific!
I knew quite a few of those in The Class of 1951 and enjoyed the site
immensely.
--Martin Flom, AHS, 1948 mflom@email.msn.com
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March 4, 2000
From the Class of '44 to the Class of '51, very
impressive. This is quite an advancement with the accepted means of
communication which was smoke signals when I was in high school. (Luckies,
Camels, Pall Malls).
--William (Wild Bill)
Endicott, AHS, 1944 wilbil2@gte.net
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March 4, 2000
I hope someone will remember me, I went to school in Cosmopolis then the
ninth grade in Aberdeen. Would have graduated with The Class of
1951. I think often about growing up in Cosmopolis and Aberdeen.
This is great. Love to all.
--Fred McHargue
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March 4, 2000
A work of art. Hope a lot of people appreciate it.
--Kenneth Wambolt, AHS, 1951
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February 28, 2000
The Bobcat Web Site is fantastic. I will tell every Bobcat that I know about
it.
--Skooter Fairbairn Schierble, AHS, 1951
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