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Lynn Little (Sullivan) (1966)

I remember Fred we spent a lot of time together.  He will be missed but is with the Lord!

Eugene Boyd (1966)

Fred was a feat guy and will be sorely missed. RIP Fred. 

Eugene Boyd (1966)

Jeff. My spouse doesn't know anyone a the reunions. She enjoys watching me interact trying to count how many words I get out with only one breath. Then she laughs, yells to me to stop talking and takes a picture. Very sweet but a little sadistic. Gary. The count seems low  hopefully more will sign up.  Always great to see old classmates and reminisce. Craig. You're right my friend. Viele jahren since seeing you as well. Hope to see you at the reunion. I'll be the one talking nonstop. 

Theresa Eve (1964)

Gail Smith, you are so right about class reunions.  However, I have been to all of the 1964 Woodland High School Reunions and even attended for the Class of 1962, my sister's class and my younger sister's class, all have been so fun.  Must say that most of the partners all seem friendly and I enjoy meeting them all.  The last Class Reunion for the Class of 1964 was just a total ball of fun at the Woodland Hotel (so lovely)  - good food, good music, and good company.  I hope we have another 1964 gathering soon with everyone attending.    

Janice Bell (Killian) (1966)

Gary Wegener (Wegener) (1966)

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Robert Cowing (1965)

Hey Craig - There is/was a golf course in the Sierras that has a resident red fox that steals golf balls from drives.  You get a free drop and you have to provide your own 2nd ball.  Sorry, can't remember the course name.

Sherry Bailey (Westland) (1968)

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Fore...........go gettin' Boy   WOOH !

Robert Cowing (1965)

Craig replied - " Craig Mayfield (1966) This ain't Reynard, Robert..."

I am not sure Craig what you refer to as "this" in the above sentence.  But in the spirit of William Jefferson Clinton, " 'is' is 'is.' " . . . or was it  " what is "is" ?

I had to look old "Reynard" up to see if i could find a connection  . . . this is what I discovered:

Of course, Craig, you would use something French, but the intelligencia rely upon them heaveily - in short . . .

"Reynard The Fox, hero of several medieval European cycles of versified animal tales that satirize contemporary human society. Though Reynard is sly, amoral, cowardly, and self-seeking, he is still a sympathetic hero, whose cunning is a necessity for survival. He symbolizes the triumph of craft over brute strength . . . The main literary tradition of Reynard the Fox, however, descends from the extant French “branches” of the Roman de Renart . . ."

From my description of the fox, it could very well be at least a descendant of Reynard ? !

Does look like a very high and small green with flag with disagreeable players hawking around the green?

Gary Wegener (Wegener) (1966)

A posting from Janet Levers... Dutch Miller's: "Fred Miller was born into a family that was part of a proud tradition in Knights Landing."

This found in an American Legion newsletter from 2008:  This year, Don Plank is adding to the menu the old secret recipe mustard from the long-closed famous Dutch Miller Saloon of Knights Landing.  OK, who has the recipe???

Theresa Eve (1964)

Gary:   Nice picture and history on Knights Landing.  Thank you.

Janice Bell (Killian) (1966)

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

So many movie actors made their way there to hunt and have lunch........that is history in it's own.........Wouldn't be nice if that was brought back............AAAAW so many great memories and thoughts......Petta would have their Panties in a Wad if they saw those horns Today...........But who cares ....that was Knights Landing Welcome Mat...and a great one at that........

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Craig.........I have to hand it to you ...you put all those magic words in orders...others are reading your advise and saying  WHAT?.....I Don't Get It...I say to them   You were not there Like us........BAM!!!!!

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Craig....is it me or where they used to hunt and  put food on the table.....now replaced by homes........how and the Hell can one take a shot at the deer..pheasant...quail,,,,,that was once was there and the clean air to breathe ..........What happen to civilization back then....I will leave that question to you....Answer Man...this should get others to respond...........more to come one can hope.......your turn Amigo .......

Theresa Eve (1964)

Love the old pictures of Woodland and the area.  You can really hold on to this history when you see those pictures.  Woodland was a big hunting and fishing area for sure.  This one historical picture of Woodland shows the buildings which still look the same from the Main Street of Woodland.   Old and New.

Robert Cowing (1965)

Craig Mayfield said: "Well, Robert...as you were/are? somewhat of an artsy guy (drama, etc.)...I figured you knew about "Reynard" the fox"

Craig, I was artsy fartsy, yes,  . . . more fartsy as I get older . .. not aware of The Fox, but do recall somewhere of his connection to Chaucer.  I didn't realize his WHS connection.  When I worked in Alaska, always on the look-out for wolves but saw only grizzlies and black bear.  Wolves now in eastern Oregon . . . but no orange ones. Must be their diet or aversions to Californians.

Craig: "...through the years mythologized as many things...Trickster, Shaman, etc...BUT, the Pic is a Wolf...Guy was a punk rocker into orange dye...and supported the Woodland Wolves...lol"

Robert Cowing (1965)

Dan Ree said, "Craig....is it me or where they used to hunt and  put food on the table.....now replaced by homes........how and the Hell can one take a shot at the deer..pheasant...quail,,,,,that was once was there and the clean air to breathe ..........What happen to civilization back then....I will leave that question to you....Answer Man...this should get others to respond...........more to come one can hope.......your turn Amigo .......

Ok Craig and Dan . . . I am game (bad pun, I know) . . .  exactly which question(s) would you like we plebians to take a stab/shot at?

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Robert: take your pick or jab........We know where it went but...WHY??????....Remembering Days of Yesterday is like buying a Car of Today 2016..........With RECALLS>>>>>You wonder how it was back then....everything worked ...the life style happy....we knew where we were going and why...........Are we really Better off.......Answer...( MY Opinion)....just look around Woodland..Knights Landing...to the South on Gibson Rd...Cottonwood  Rd.  or go back into Town Main Street........It needs many Recalls....No Punt....On saying those that took over Woodland/Knights Landing Screw It up..........where is the Beauty ?.......Now Robert since I gave you an assortment to choose from.....it like the Juke Box Wall Unit in your favorite Cafe back then....push the buttons and make your favorite selection to your favorite tunes.......Like ' Earth Angels'     ' Rock..N....Roll Here To Stay "....I love still living in the past...I can smile every day ........Your Turn...............Theresa photos said it all......" You want this one or this one "

Robert Cowing (1965)

Ok, Dan . . . since "Theresa's photos said it all" . . . I will leave it at that.

Monte McCray (1966)

In the so called old days things were made in america. They were built to last and if something broke you could fix it. Today everything is throw away. People loved and respected our Country and our flag. There is not so much of that anymore. People like Colin Kapernick and alot of us dont have enough sense to realize what this Country has done for them and the rest of us with the freedoms we have.I would much rather live in the olden times where life was slower and people were more self sufficent and respected each other more.

Elvis Kelley (1962)

Monte....I just hit the like button on your post. 

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Elvis...You Just Deleted Your Emails...But I too Like his remarks...aaaaw those were the days...people are looking at us as if what's U talking about........Those days were slow...interesteing,,,cars were cars.....girls looked like girls.......we liked girls......could shop at Stan's...Robert's mens Store...remember Mongomery Wards on Main St. with the Wooden Stairs and the tube that they suck their daily receipts up to the office up stairs....Olsen Hobby Shop....aaaaaw memories...thank you for bring up good days...eat your hearts out 2016....

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Craig.......Photo worth a thousand words..............' CRAP  Is Here '  LOL.........