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V/R, Co-site Administrators Joan Lucchesi ('60) and Gary Wegener ('66)

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Carol Dunton (Stone) (1968)

Had a planning meeting for our Class of 1968 upcoming 50th reunion.  We adjourned to the Blue Note in Woodland.  Thought I’d share this photo. Also class of 1968, please get your reservations in - we have fairly low attendance so far and it is going to be an amazing event!  We need to plan on food for the event mostly and seating, so please get your reservations in as soon as possible.  And pass the word on to any that you know or are in touch with from our class.   Thanks. 

Robert Cowing (1965)

Robert Cowing (1965)

YOU'R RIGHT . . . no handlebars.

Vern Larson (1960)

                    JOAN RICHTER LUCCHESI    

Please join with me in wishing our co-site administer a very Happy Birthday! 

The photos were taken in first grade at Primary school in 1949 and WHS in 1960.

Joan has been the catalyst that has held our class of 1960 together throughout the years and has been the backbone of our reunions. Thank you Joan for all the work you and others have done in making this all possible and also for all you and others do in helping this wonderful site to continue on.

WE ALL LOVE YOU!

GO WOLVES!

Sandra Moffett (Brown) (1965)

Gail Smith (Maxwell) (1964)

Happy Birthday Joan and thanks for all that you do to keep things running smoothly!

Becky Knight (Tobitt) (1961)

I remember going to your birthday parties and the parties of the other kids whose mothers were members of our mothers' sorority. Those were fun times. I'd share some of Mom's pictures but most of them are old 16 mm movies or 35 mm slides. Hope your birthday was a good one.

Joan Richter (Lucchesi) (1960)

Thanks Gail, but the credit really should go to Gary, he does the majority and then tries to train me. :)  Thanks Becky, we are just back from the cemetary in Yolo and I was thinking of you and your family.

Gary Wegener (Wegener) (1966)

It's a team effort...

Becky Knight (Tobitt) (1961)

They are all there, Joan. My folks are buried over in the south-west section, my grandparents, aunts and uncle near the south road, another set of aunt, uncle and cousins by the west road near my folks, and my great and great-great grandparents are over on the east side. I always feel like the last act of "Our Town" when I go out there. Thank you for thinking of them.

Robert Cowing (1965)

The day before Memorial Day I went out to the Woodland Cemetery to clean up our familly plot.  I discovered that some one had neatly trimed and cleaned my mother's grave and head stone, my sister's grave and head stone and my oldest brother's grave and head stone.

In the 30 years plus that I have been watching over our family plot, no one has ever offered such a gift.

Whomever you are, thank you for your gift, your respect and care.

A most memorable Memorial Day!

 - God Bless, Robert

Joan Richter (Lucchesi) (1960)

What a nice gift and wonderful suprise, Robert Cowing.

Sandra Moffett (Brown) (1965)

Nancy Rollins (Gantz) (1968)

Rosemary Leventon (Hartwig) (1965)

WOW!  What a kind thing to do!  It's true.  There is angels here on earth!  They have visited me from time to time!

Tim Tucker (1965)

I mixed Krazy Glue with Prozac.......now it's just glue.

Theresa Eve (1964)

Joan, happy birthday!!  Love your pictures and all you do for the Woodland High School members, great job.  Nice place, Mary's Chapel, so much history, and so many loved ones there to visit.  Becky Knight always keeps me up on the history of Yolo and Cachville School.  Good memories.   Thank you, Becky.   

Robert Cowing (1965)

Theressa - visit  Mary's Chapel and cemetery sometime. A number of our alumi are buried there. A pretty place.

Tim Tucker - Grazy Glue and Prozac . . . 2 things that are supposed to help us "keep it together."  The glue works well on cuts but can't say anything about the Prozac except I never recommended it or asked that it be prescribed.  Carry on . . 

Tim Tucker (1965)

When we were kids it always bothered my brother and I that there was a street sign in front of our house that read..... "SLOW CHILDREN PLAYING"

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Tim.....i was always bother by the Stop sign.........it never said go.......???????????

Gary Wegener (Wegener) (1966)

I took our dog to the pet store for a bath. There was a sign inside the store that said wet floor. My dog did. I didn't know he could read.

Tim Tucker (1965)

A Roman walks into a bar, as he holds up two fingers, he says...." Five beers please "

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

a friend told another friend...." you having a drinking problem "..the friend responded...."  NOT AS LONG AS THE BAR IS OPEN "......

Vern Larson (1960)

How do you start an argument with a red head?....................Say something.

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

YOU HAVE....ONE... ' GREEN BALL ' IN ONE HAND...AND ANOTHER ...' GREEN BALL '  IN THE OTHER HAND.....WHAT DO YOU HAVE.?.........ANSWER:..........' THE ' JOLLY GREEN GIANT '   IN A HELL OF A FIX.........AUTHOR......  REDD   FOXX