Hey Galen, that's why I like going back to the "archives" to review and revisit good friends and wonderful occasions. Archives are our "history" and to me they "capture" the essences of: what it was, what we did, how we did it, and "baby" look at us now! I use them really for my benefit to see classmates, rather young or old, because they all "contributed" to our history of where we all came to be. It's all about the "human being" of each individual who's mark has been set...and yes in stone...of what part or character act that they made/played to our school, our community, our neighborhoods, and all our "lives." Without these individuals and their "character roles" we would not have had a "history." And what better way to make history than through friendships, hardships, fellowships, camaraderie-ship and character-ship. We were all on this 'SHIP' together!
Now row, row, row your "ship" gently down the stream...friendships...friendships...friendships...life has been a "wonderful" ARCHIVE thing!
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Hey Galen, that's why I like going back to the "archives" to review and revisit good friends and wonderful occasions. Archives are our "history" and to me they "capture" the essences of: what it was, what we did, how we did it, and "baby" look at us now! I use them really for my benefit to see classmates, rather young or old, because they all "contributed" to our history of where we all came to be. It's all about the "human being" of each individual who's mark has been set...and yes in stone...of what part or character act that they made/played to our school, our community, our neighborhoods, and all our "lives." Without these individuals and their "character roles" we would not have had a "history." And what better way to make history than through friendships, hardships, fellowships, camaraderie-ship and character-ship. We were all on this 'SHIP' together!
Now row, row, row your "ship" gently down the stream...friendships...friendships...friendships...life has been a "wonderful" ARCHIVE thing!
No wonder that face looked so familiar -- Buford Basped!! Haven't seen him since around '64.
Dr. Buford Basby and James Montgomery. They still look handsome....in their old age. And Kathy looks more and more like her big sister Cassie.