I received an interesting and good News Letter from classmate Richard W. Smith (HARPO) that offers us an opportunity to establish a permanent solution for an Annual Meeting In Zanesville.

Here is the main part of Dick’s Message: “I am a good friend of Vince Adornetto and we can have his whole restaurant from 11:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. on a Saturday as he doesn’t open until 4:30 P.M. on Saturday. He puts out excellent food and we can have a buffet and all the drinks we want during these hours for $35.00 a couple and $20.00 for singles. There are two (2) nice motels within two blocks of the restaurant at 953 Market Street. The idea of a meal and afternoon social event also provides for those who wish to stay for a longer visit if the choose. The price is in effect from 11 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Other details such as music, decorations, memorabilia and so forth would be the responsibility of the reunion committee.”

Since the majority of the living members of the class live in the immediate area of Zanesville and surrounding counties, this proposal could become the permanent solution for an annual event for those who are able to meet, thus could plan for the  same format and location each year. Members can decide to support this recommendation after receiving a mailing that will include a list of deceased members and other news. The same mailing will be posted on our Internet web site at http://www.zhs41.net

Cohen store- OSU campus

Its nice to hear from you. Hope the reunion is a success So sorry I would not be able to attend as we already have already made plans For September 29th.Seems like the years are flying by all too fast. Thank you for the picture of the high school.

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Bill and Connie Burlingame

The Burlingames moved from suburban Honolulu to up country Oahu where it is cooler and quieter. They spent their time watching their two granddaughters, now 15 and 12 grow into teens. Spent a lot of time on the golf course, and also traveled a lot. Made an annual duty trip to Ohio, and also visited many other states while going to military reunion or visiting friends or relatives. Went to England and Scotland twice as well as most of the European countries including Russia, Baltic States and Scandinavia. Will depart in January for a cruise in the far east to visit Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong and Japan. All of their family is in Hawaii, with the exception of one son who is in Texas. Their health is adequate with medications for both and a Pacemaker for Bill.

Frank and Ann Lee Tresenrider 

Retired 1986. Navy 1942-1946, and married in 1948 to Ann Lee Lamb, from Rose Farm, Ohio. Married 53 years and have two daughters Debra Ann and Vickie Jean, producing a combined number of four girls and one boy.  Frank is active in the Shrine and sings with Shrine Chanters and served two terms as  president of the group.. Worked at Demers Watch and Clock repair 24 years and at R.R. Burton Optical Instrument Repair.

Don Higginbothham

Retire in 1985 after working in Financial Institutions. My wife, Burdeen Fincel the class of 1944 and I will celebrate our 54^th anniversary the 18^th of October, 2001. We spend our winters at our condo in Dundedin, Florida along with our Bichon Frise and lots of company. We are blessed with good health and good friends. Special thanks to Dick T for keeping us up to date on the web.

Carolyn Young Lee
 Our activities during the last 5 years are not much. My health is good but Bob has been having a few problems. This past year, our one and only granddaughter married. Outside of that not too much excitement. Hope you have a good time at the reunion and sorry we can’t  be there this time.

Sincerely

Cliff Jones

Bettie and I moved to Florida in 1956 and have been here most of the time since. We have 12 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. After 50 years in the ministry, I still teach my class every week. We have traveled extensively, but there is no place like our home in Winter Park, Florida. Our health is good, and we are looking forward to an enjoyable reunion in Zanesville

Marion (Davis) Barner

Dear Dick,
First of all, thank you so much for the two CD’s of past reunions. It was great listening and watching all of the activities. It sort of got me all ‘fired up’ to get to the reunion coming up in October. After I heard about everyone getting together in October, I dug out my old Comus and have been pouring over the pages and have matched pictures to the ones deceased. It is hard to believe that there are that many who have not made it to age 80!!!

But Florida, the sunshine state held a big attraction also since we had a daughter and family already here. Finally we put the motor home ‘in moth balls’ and decided on Palm Harbor. After a few years, the other daughter and family left Elyria and moved here within a mile or so of us. Since my husband died four years ago, it has been a real blessing for inc to have the girls so close.

I was back in Zanesville about 10 years ago when Bethesda Hospital Alumnae honored us 50 year graduates from the School of Nursing. All of those horrible numbers make me seem old butl sure don’t feel old!!!

I am very hopeftil that I will be able to come to the reunion---at least I am planning in that direction. ‘When it gets a little closer to the date, I will know for sure. It is still hard for me to believe that it has been 63 years since I saw most of our classmates.

Thanks again for sending me the two CD’s I do appreciate it.

Reprint: column from September 1946- School paper on Mary- aka "Dusty"