Here are a some pictures of Carol Jacobson; (1) with Melva Sogard when they roomed together (and were on a hot double-date - Melva with Elmer and Carol with Irvin), (2) on her way to the Junior/Senior Tea with Adeline Tweed, Verdus Broshot, and Margaret Olson (the Tea was sponsored by the Alamo HomeMakers Primary), and (3) with Lyla and Melva - 'the singing teachers'. For me, Carol was one of Alamo's very best teachers (I can still quote lines from Shakespeare's plays).
I don't
believe we've heard from anyone in the Class of 1970. However, I did happen to run into Valerie down at the post office. I hope we will soon hear from each and every one of you. The sad news is the death of John in February of this year: I visited his grave out at the Alamo Cemetery located only a s
hort distance from the farm he grew up on. Rest in peace, John.
Here, for your viewing pleasure, is the picture of the Class of 1967 that now hangs in the Senior Center in downtown Alamo. The imperfections are due to having to take a picture of a framed picture with glass in front of it - so it is slightly out of focus and there is some glare. Maybe someone can take a better picture or supply the actual class photos.
Cliff Gronfur and I visited Archie in Watford City where he is living in an 'assisted living' facility. He was in very good spirits and immediately recognized Cliff. Since he is near his daughter Debbie, he gets great care and seemed interested in everything that's going on. His son David and two of David's kids were coming later that day to take him hunting, and he was quite eager to see them.
and have a bunch of new pictures. Melva Sogard provided this picture of her first class - Grades 1-3 in the 1941-42 school year. Unfortunately I lost some of the names - but here they are from the back as far as I know: Melva, Jack Opperud, Charles Smith, Oliver Sovik, George Wall, Curtis Johnson, 
Ardelle Anderson, (next row) Charles Myhre, Larry McClean, ?????
