Monday, March 26, 2007
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Finding more Alamoites!
I have emailed a number of people but they do not respond and seem to not want to join...this is too bad as I thought this was going to be a great place for everyone to connect and reunite. If you are reading this and want to join, please just email me at Jane@janefreeman.com and I will send you an invite. It will not function with just a few people. We would love to see pictures from other classes and updates on everyones whereabouts. If you have emails of others who might like to join, have them peek at the site and then email me. If some of you have had an invite and did not respond and it has now expired, give me a note. If one doesnt use their login ever, you eventually get bumped out and will have to be reinvited. It is all very easy and takes only minutes to join. Hope to see some new faces here!
Monday, March 5, 2007
Phyllis (Johnson)Gronfur
Hi! I'm so glad that Janie had the insight to create this means of keeping in touch . Duane and I are retired and living in Williston. We are kept busy and active with our youngest grand-daughter's activities. Music,(band and vocal) and sports of all kinds. We love it as it keeps us young at heart. Traveling is another thing we enjoy and we have traveled much. I graduated in 1954.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Diane (Monger) Voeller - Class of '68
Diane and her husband Rod live in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Pictured here in the 1st grade and again as a graduating senior, Diane's path to adulthood was shaped, in no small part, by her experiences at AHS. Diane and Ron are pictured here at the 2001 All-School Reunion, and again with their family during the occasion of their daughter Jenny's wedding in November of 2003. About the picture of Diane and I, I will not speculate - although it appears to have something to do with a mind control experiment (and may be why I'm bald today??).
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Karen (Edwards) Moorman - Class of '68
From the 1st grade to the 12th grade, Karen shared the trials and tribulations
of the Class of 1968. Friend and classmate, Karen grew to adulthood in the classrooms and halls of AHS along with the rest of us. But somewhere along the way, we've lost track of you. Karen Edwards - where are you?
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