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Anna Lopez (Northam) (1963)

Tim when ever I see you have posted something I know I'm going to have a good laugh

Larry Polete (Polete) (1964)

Who is this Tim Tucker?  Oh, you mean that Tim Tucker, the one that went to Woodland High, and worked at Stan's Men Store. I only knew him as Timmy Tucker.  Now, those were the good ole days. Remember Timmy?

Tim Tucker (1965)

Joel Childers (1966)

I was wondering what happened to that rubber band.

Tim Tucker (1965)

Walter J. "Wally" Summ (1967)

I'm so glad that you found that rubber band, Timmy!!  Now maybe you can keep your act together!!

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Tim..can i get the rubber band back....i have the $100's...just need the Band to secure...I was in a hurry when you came in...........Oh forget it..with all those $100's ....i can by one rubber band..at the Rubber Band store.....

Tim Tucker (1965)

Bernard Rocksvold (1965)

Just to be clear Tim..... You didn't find that rubber band next to a square foil packet, Did you?

Tim Tucker (1965)

Steve Takimoto (1966)

For those of you wondering who's in the group photo in Post #7029:

All from the WHS Class of '69 -

Standing left to right:  Steve Simmons, Mark Wegener, Pat Baccei and Chris Blank

Sitting:  Kathy Dahl (Zane), Lois Takimoto (Kawata) and Carolyn Yule (Blank)

I usually identify my photos with date and names.  I have to admit that I didn't know all of the names when I posted #7029.

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Tim....i was in Nugget market that Day...looking for chicken...i asked the clerk what happen to all the chicken...The clerk replied..."    This guy with a Goofey hat with a propeller on top ran in and took 4 Free Range chicken   and hollar as he ran out............." i got me some Free Chicken "........" We call the Woodland Police.....they found the guy a block away....spinning the propellear on the top of his hat.....telling the officers.." .they would not take him in...right after he got his propeller started ".........After taking him in...he ask the one officer...." Do you know who i am "?.....The officer replied..." Who You Am "........The man said...." I am Tim Tucker...i was the guy who found that rubber band that was wrapped around $100 bills...at the WHS Reunion "........LMAO  !!!!!

Tim Tucker (1965)

Tim Tucker (1965)

...and by the way, does anyone know how long you can keep chicken in the freezer ?.... I put one in there last night and this morning it was dead !!!

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Tim....to answer your question how long to keep a chicken in the Freezer.......Go down to KFC..they have the answer.........What did the chicken say to you before you placed in the freezer........was it..." Damn..it's cold in here "....?????

JoAnn Kergel (Wirth) (1965)

Why did the chicken cross the road?  To show the possum it could be done.  Sorry, old joke.

Tim Tucker (1965)

Tim Tucker (1965)

(This is no joke, this is irony.)...I knew a kid, when I was in high school, that went to El Camino High School, lived on El Camino Avenue, and drove a.......Ranchero !.......Go figure .

Dan Ree (Ree) (1964)

Hey..Tim.....here's a chicken Humor....." If your idea of a 7 course meal is a bucket of KFC and a six pack....you might be from Woodland......".....LOL!

John Michael Somero (1967)

This is probably neither humorous nor ironic, but I found it interesting.  I was born in Hancock, Michigan, which has the main street called "Quincy Street"...  My wife of almost 46 years now was born in Quincy, MA, which has the main street called "Hancock Street".  

Tim Tucker (1965)

Theresa Eve (1964)

California faced again with fires.  May we look out and give to all those in need, including our firefighters.  Do hope that all can be contained.  It does appear that many electrical lines should have been put undergroud.  A terrible loss to all of California. .

Aileen Jull (Martinez) (1964)

I worked for PG&E for several years.  It presently is impossible to install high voltage lines to underground.  So that won't be happening until they can figure out how to do it safely.  Something PG&E may look into eventually doing, is to cut the grid into smaller sections which could be shut off without affecting areas that don't have a wind problem.  Now that's a possibility.

Eugene Boyd (1966)

Both California and PG & E have the ability to prevent such needless outages and costs but the state has to take the lead. However the Democrats seem complelled to “punish” California residents. I’m looking to contact favorable Republican representatives to see if they are interested in research resolving this crisis—a solution that could be implemented within a matter of days. 

Theresa Eve (1964)

With all these possibilities and suggestions to correct the issues with lines and infrastructure from just our group, there should be a very timely resolve to all these fire preventions.  I only hope the State and the agencies will conclude immediately with a resolve, without continual power shut downs.