Fred Rhodes

Donna Harned (Cobble)

I agree with Twinkle...this is great!  Hopefully it will make it easier to communicate with everyone.

I would like to ask anyone who has information on classmates that we have lost to contact me at:  win2nite2000@yahoo.com to share that information with me.  We are trying to put together a memorial board of all those that we have lost over the years, and it is difficult to get accurate information (date of death, family info, etc) and pictures (other than yearbook pictures) of those individuals.  If you have anything that you would like to share about any of these classmates, please let me know.

Sheryl Selph (House)

Fred,

This is really wonderful!  As a teacher at CHS now (homemaking---or Family and Consumer Sciences), I watch each class graduate from Calhoun High School (since 2003), and I realize, finally, what an event high school graduation really is.  These kids (us!) leaving the class that they have grown up with (for some, as many as 12 years or more).  And it will never be that way again.  We all move on and only occasionally get to come together once again to embrace all that made us what we are. 

I know that this took a lot of time and effort and I thank you so much for that!  See you soon!

Sheryl

Diane Randle (Woodward)

 This is an awesome site, Fred. Even though I probably can't get away in September, I can keep up with everyone this way. Thanks!

Diane

P. S. Do you remember when we had to hug in that third grade play? I was Willowdeen Witch, I think. Typecasting, I guess, LOL! 

Judie Adkins (Bell)

Yes, Thanks so  much for the note on Facebook or I would have never known you guys were on here. I will really try to make the reunion this year. This brings back so many memories. My heart dropped when I looked at the "In Memory" page. So sad especially James our class president. So young.

Beverly Masarik (Tapley)

Fred,

Thanks for the idea and the time you took in presenting this website.  May this  40th Reunion  be one to remember!   Hope to see many of our graduating class there.

Beverly A. Masarik Tapley