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TORONTO HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION www.torontoohioalumni.com WINTER 2013

NEW HIGH SCHOOL OPENED SEPTEMBER 3RD

The new Jr/Sr High School ushered in a new era as it welcomed students and ad-ministrators on September 3, 2013. The school building houses grades six through twelve.

Through the diligence of school board members and school administrators, the Ohio Facilities School Commission guaranteed 61% of the funding for the new school if a bond levy was passed by the citizens. A grass roots campaign, ‘Our Kids Can’t Wait’, was highly successful with voters casting ballots two to one for the new school and renovations to the old stadium. The $19 million, 84,000 square-foot structure is now a reality. A

groundbreaking ceremony was held in May of 2012 and the cornerstone cere-mony was later conducted by members of Toronto Lodge #583 F& AM.

The high-tech building is completely “wi-fied”, with several computer labs that include desktops, laptops and IPADS. There is a full function media center room (Library). It is an energy-efficient building with room for expansion and growth. Windows are every-where, with architects taking advantage of natural lighting to help cut down utility costs.

“I think when our students and pupils walk into a building like this, they will know their commu-nity supports them and wants the best for their future”, comment-ed Maureen Wherry Taggart ’88,

school principal.

To insure the security of students and staff, all people, including students, enter the school through a set of double doors leading into the office area. The administration wing has office space for administrators, guidance coun-selor, school psychologist, the district nurse and conference rooms.

The two story classroom section of the building is equipped with an elevator. The second floor houses classrooms for those in grades nine thru twelve along with labs for chemistry, physics and life sciences.

Media Room or Library

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New High School Fallen Knights

AlumNotes Re-U-Knight 2014

Auction items Distinguished Alumni Form

Memorials, Scholarships Donations, Life Members

Sale Items

Band Room

Classroom Hallway

FALLEN KNIGHTS

Donald Hayes ‘51, East Liverpool, OH, deceased.

Mildred Hitchcock Mellott ‘42, To-ronto, OH, passed away on April 1, 2010.

Margaret June Hughes Sokol ‘43, passed away October 17, 2010. She was a member of the St. Joseph Byz-antine Catholic Church in Toronto, where she was a member of the La-dies Guild. June was a member of the Toronto Senior Citizens.

Jean Stock Mingledorff ‘37, Oklaho-ma City, OK, passed away in 2012.

Robert Graham ‘54, South Lyon, MI, passed away March 18, 2012.

Christopher Hudok ‘79, Brilliant, OH, passed away May 29, 2012. He was a member of Labor Local #809 and a member of the Brilliant American Legion Post, S.A.L.

Leila Starkey Francy ‘36, Toronto, OH, passed away July 19, 2012. She was a member, Elder and past Ses-sion Clerk of the Hilltop Presbyterian Church, Toronto, OH. She was a life-time member of the Toronto Order of Eastern Stars Chapter 215. Leila was retired as an elementary school teacher from the Jefferson Union School District and was a published author of genealogy history books.

Patricia Peters ‘50, Fort Worth, TX, passed away on November 2, 2012. After graduation from Ohio Universi-ty, she taught elementary school for more than thirty years, primarily in California but with stints in New Mex-ico and Germany (Department of De-fense). She was a THSAA life mem-ber.

Erla Maffett Allison ‘32, Toronto, OH, passed away November 29, 2012. She was a lifetime member of the North River Avenue Christian Church of Toronto, where she taught Sunday school for sixty years and sang in the choir for seventy years.

Morris Taylor ‘44, Leesburg, FL, passed away January 22, 2013.

Joan Duke ‘45, Hurdle Mills, NC, passed away on April 18, 2013.

Becky Lowe Tice ‘62, Steubenville, OH, passed away August 28, 2013.

Jean Fulmer Coleman ‘44, Irondale, OH, passed away August 30, 2013. Jean was a member of the North Riv-er Avenue Christian Church of Toron-to and the New Somerset Willing Workers. She was a THSAA life member.

Barbara Karavas ‘48, Steubenville, OH, passed away September 10, 2013. She was a member of St. Fran-cis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church in Toronto.

Rebecca Hughes Chadwick ‘48 To-ronto, OH, passed away September 13, 2013. She was a member of the St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church in Toronto. Becky volun-teered for many years at the Jeffer-son County School of Bright Promise and had worked in the office of her father’s store, the former Hughes Furniture Store in Toronto.

Thomas Daniels ‘56, Richmond, OH, passed away September 29, 2013. He was a member of the Riverview United Methodist Church of Toronto. Tom was a veteran of the U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division and was re-tired as an administrator for the Jefferson County School System.

Monsignor George Adams ‘43, Brockway, PA, passed away October 2, 2013. He was ordained May 1, 1950. His first assignment after ordi-nation was as assistant pastor of St. Benedict Church, Cambridge, OH. He has had many assignments through-out his career in the priesthood. He retired in 1995 but stayed ac-tive,assisting as a substitute priest for pastors in various parishes. He was honored as Man of the Year in 2010 and Sportsman of the Year in 2012.

Harold Cooper ‘41, Madison, GA, passed away October 4, 2013. He was a veteran serving in the U. S. Ar-my during WWII. Harold had two Bachelor’s Degrees from Ohio State University. He owned and operated the Cooper’s Hardware store in To-ronto for many years.

Jacob Reeves ‘65, Toronto, OH, passed away October 10,2013. He was retired from First Energy Corp. with thirty-two years of service at the Sammis Plant, where he was Supply Chain Supervisor. He served in the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam War Era.

WEDDINGS

Randi Lynn Truax and Edward Franke were united in marriage on August 3, 2013 at the Lighthouse Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Richmond, VA.

Randi, a graduate of Edison Local High School and Eastern Gateway Commu-nity college, is employed with Trinity Health System as a medical assistant. Ed ’95 graduated from THS and the OSHP Academy. He is employed as an Ohio State Highway patrolman. They reside in Wintersville, OH.

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ANNIVERSARIES

Gail Willoughby Wilder ‘47 and Clark Wilder celebrated their fifty-fifth wed-ding anniversary on August 16, 2013. They have two daughters and one grandson. The Wilders live in Colora-do Springs, CO.

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George C. and Joan Straka Maffett ‘45/48 celebrated their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary on September 4, 2013. The Maffetts live in North Fort Myers, FL.

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BIRTHS

Jared and Deanna Foster Rock ‘00/05 announce the birth of their son, Na-thaniel Shae Rock II, born on June 5, 2013. The baby was named after Jared’s brother, Marine Corp Sgt. Nate Rock ‘97, who was killed in action on August 1, 2005 in Iraq. Baby Nate was also wel-comed by his big sister Gianna.

ALUMNOTES

Bob Kane ‘75, has accepted the position of Vice President Procurement for FloDe-sign Wind Turbine Corporation in Wal-tham, MA. He is a graduate of BGSU and received his Masters from Rivier College, New Hampshire. He resides in Fitchburg, MA with his wife and two sons.

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David Kane ‘80, is Project Manager/Senior Geologist with Tetra Tech in New-ark, Delaware. He is a graduate of BGSU & University of Massachusetts. He and his wife, Ruth Garnick ‘81 Kane reside in West Chester, PA.

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Ruth Garnick Kane ‘81, is Director of Global Quality Assurance for Novartis Pharmaceutical Company in East Hano-ver, NJ. She is a graduate of Bowling Green University. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Jana Calovini Witt ‘86, writes that her daughter, Haley, graduated from Leba-non High School in Lebanon, IN and was accepted to Hanover College. Haley’s grandmother is Nikki Ann Bonnizzio Ca-ble ‘62 and her great grandmother is Hattie Grygo Bonnizzio ‘39.

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Carrie Nett Shaffer ‘96, is the owner of “Heavenly Bodies”, a workout and fitness center in Toronto. Carrie is a certified personal trainer. The business provides cardio max sessions, group fitness, circuit training and classes for youth which in-cludes a forty-five minute instruction on healthy eating habits and exercise that includes child-based cardio.

TORONTO DAY IN FLORIDA

The Toronto Day in Florida will be held on Saturday, February 22, 2014 at Ardella Baptist Church in Lakeland, FL.. This will be the forty-sixth meeting of current and former residents from the “Gem City”.

Julia Kestner has made a beautiful red and white quilt with the Ohio Star that will be raffled at the gathering.

For more information: contact Ronald Riggleman:

ronaldriggleman@netscape.com or Shirley Riggleman

shirleyriggleman@aim.com Phone 863-619-9030 REUNION NEWS

The Class of ‘49 has started plans for their 65th reunion for the weekend of Labor Day 2014 to coincide with the All-School Reunion. Anyone with ideas or suggestions can contact Howard Kincaid (740-537-2698), Barbara Green (740-537-1826), Sara Coffey Franke (740-537-3843) or Anna Lea Litten Wirth (740-632-8638).

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It’s time to Celebrate our 50th! The Class of ‘64 is planning their reunion on Sunday afternoon, August 31, 2014 at Stratton Municipal Building. More infor-

mation will be sent in the spring.

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Reminder to all the classes planning

reunions this year to send your infor-

mation into the alumni office.

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The Historical Society of Toronto has

their 2014 Main Street Museum calen-

dar available for purchase. The cost is

$12 plus $2 for shipping. They can be

purchased locally at the Alumni office,

Clarke Funeral Home, The City Water

Department office or The Chop Shop.

The calendar has twelve different pic-

tures from Toronto. The alumni phone

number is 740-537-9114.

TORONTO CLASS OF 1973 The class held its fortieth year reunion on August 3, 2013. There was a donation made to the alumni association in memory of the class’s twenty-six deceased members. Attending were, first row from left: Kim Candoo, Randi Minor Pokladnik, Susette She-velow Hannan, Sharon Blackburn Obertance, Dennie Moore Griffith, Diane Carroll Pettengill, Jackie Lang Baker, Sherry Allen Pinkerton and Patty Roth; second row: Chris-tine Price Dormer, Robin Minor Bardun, Kitten Coppa Geddis and Susan Blackburn Carr; third row: Toni Tyska Argentine, Patty Haught Wilhoite, Melissa Fisher Dunlap, Debbie Gossage Bailey, Pam Maxwell Volsky, Sharon Mayhew Forcone, Janice Cum-mings Devlin, Linda Grimes Moore and Mary Ann Reynolds Hoobler; and fourth row: Bill Ward, Phil Miclea, Roger Lewis, Bill Cooper, Keith Shook, Chuck Devlin, John Triffonoff, Jim May, Greg Dormer, Ken Hudok, Steve Lukacena, Todd Barnes and Gene Beasley.

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Re-U-Knight 2014 August 28-31st

The joyful sounds of classmates meeting, some after many years and others not so long ago, will fill the valley around the small city of Toronto during the Labor Day weekend in 2014. The time lets us rekindle the memories we had dur-ing our days at THS; to re-live those simpler times and remember the values taught to us by our parents, teachers and a caring community.

The All-School Reunion will kick off with a “Welcome Home Party and Pep Rally” on Thursday, August 28th at the Gazebo area (Market & Third Streets). It will start with meeting the current football team. Plans are being made to also incorporate recognizing alumni football players, cheerleaders and band members and finishing the evening with some “Knight” music.

Friday events will include a golf scramble at Dyer Country Club in the morning, a tailgate reception and send off party to be held at Karaffa Elementary School, in the afternoon, for recognition of the distinguished alumni, life members and sponsors of the events. With an away football game to be played in Wellsville, alumni will be able to enjoy a “road trip” by way of school buses to the game.

Saturday morning brings back the “Parade of Classes” in a limited version. Older alumni will be able to ride the trolley at the head of the parade down Third Street and end at the Festival of the Arts band stand on River Ave-nue. There will be tours of the new high school available in the afternoon. The Alumni Association reunion dinner will be held at the new high school with a short program to follow. Mixers for all decades will be held on Saturday evening to complete the organized part of the weekend. Locations of all mixers will be posted.

Churches will hold special festivities on Sunday. Many classes will be planning special class reunion events on Sat-urday and Sunday afternoons. Since there are a limited number of places available to hold events, if your class is planning something, please let the alumni office know, so information can be passed along to others. We also have a list of locations available.

Invitations will be mailed out in April 2014 and more details will be available on our website: www.torontoohioalumni.com as they become available next year.

Where did the auctioned items go?

In September an online auction was conducted by Bassinger Auction Services for items in the former high school building. The courtesy and professionalism the workers displayed to those that viewed the items on Monday before the auction is certainly commended. Catalogs of items were handed out and items throughout the school were easily located with pictures and descriptions that corresponded to items on the auction site.

Fred Burns ‘67, superintendent of schools stated, “ the gross sales on the auction exceeded $75,000, with net sales coming in considerably less. It still far exceeds what was netted from items sold at the S.C. Dennis School auction”.

Just about anything that could be removed: display cases, seats, cafeteria tables, lab tables, oak bookcases, carts, doors, desks and chairs were purchased. While we do not know what happened to many of the items, this story is one that will make alumni feel good. Now we know that things we took for granted, while attending the school, have an extended shelf life.

A company with locations in Cleveland, OH and Los Angeles, CA, called Cleveland Art, purchased the bleach-ers from the school at auction. The company was found-ed in 1994 by Jason Wein. While working at the family salvage yard, he saw the potential of industrial machin-ery and surplus being repurposed and recycled as func-tional designs for the home, office and retail setting. Cleveland Art also uses steel, wood and glass to manu-facture selected lines of furniture, lighting and retail dis-plays for clients throughout the United States and abroad. The company purchased the gymnasium bleach-ers and will use them in their furniture items. Their website can be found at: www.clevelandart.com. Their showroom is located in Los Angeles, CA.

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Re-U-Knight 2014 Distinguished Alumni Application

Are you ready to Re-U-Knight with all your classmates and friends from Toronto High School? We are seeking nomi-nations for the “Distinguished Alumni Award” (living or deceased). Use this form or attach a separate sheet of paper, but include all the fields. Must be postmarked by March 31, 2014. Mail to: THSAA, P.O. Box 273, Toronto, OH 43964.

Nominee:__________________________________________________________________

Field of Distinction:___________________________ _________Current Position:_____________________________

What outstanding contribution/work/service has the nominee performed?

When or over what time period, did the nominee’s outstanding accomplishment of service occur?

Has the nominee been recognized for this outstanding work? When? How?

How has the nominee had a profound and positive international, national or regional impact in his/her chosen field of

endeavor?

In what activities is nominee involved now?

Any other information:

Nominator:______________________________________________Phone/Email_____________________________

Home Address:___________________________________________________________________________________

Former Distinguished Alumni Recipients: Edna Tarr Beck ‘25, Brigadier General (ret) Donald L. Humphrey ‘47, Joseph T. Karaffa ‘42 ,Dr. Frances Jane Shaffer-Hartwell ‘37, Robert Urich ‘64, Robert Wise ‘32, Andrew J. Blaner ‘39, James T. Coffey, ‘54, Dr. D. Verne McConnell ‘50, Jane Walker McConnell ‘54, Donald Metzger ‘51, Don Sutherin ‘54, Gladys Waggoner ‘27, Clarke Hinkle ‘27, Michael Blischak ‘42, Donald W. Clarke ‘60, Dale Holtzmann ‘38, Sister Mary Lucia Karaffa ‘28, Nancy R. Connolly Rini ‘69, Freder-ick Dohrman Tarr Jr. ‘25, Jim Willoughby ‘46, Robert W. Wilson ‘54, Tom Urich ‘52, Carolyn Motter Walker ‘64, George V. Cattrell ‘41, Helen Ann Sabol Vogt ‘53, Dr. John W. Metcalf Jr. 47, Dr. Thomas “Bo” Graham ’73, Larry Anderson ’60, Jennifer Dougherty Arunyon ’65, Nicholas T. Harvilak ’34, Terry Starr ’50, Dr. Richard “Dick” Symons ’67 and Sam Wellington ’57.

New School continued

The south wing of the building houses the more common areas such as the

gymnasium, cafetorium (cafeteria and auditorium), band room, choir room, media center,

weight room, computer room and other group activity areas.

The response of the students to their new school can be

summed up in a statement from school board member, Jay

Foster ’00 , “Students use to run out of the former high school

building the second the bell sounded, but now you see them

hanging around the halls, enjoying the atmosphere and visiting

with their friends”.

According to school superintendent, Fred Burns ’67, the district

has increased its enrollment by one hundred thirty students

through the “open enrollment” option. “The most important

goal for all the board members was to make the school the best

place for the kids”, Burns said.

Mrs. Pritts

Biology Classroom

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A monetary donation to the Alumni Association, in memory of a classmate, friend or classmate’s family member, is a gift that continues giving

through scholarships to graduates each year. Acknowledgements are sent to the families with current addresses on file.

IN MEMORIUM: Ray Connolly ‘40 Les Connolly ‘60 Dr. Jane Shaffer ‘37 Leana Fodor Emami ‘69

Linda Redmond Hodgkiss ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Butcher Jeanne Fitz Noe ‘47 Brian Sunseri ‘75 Clarice Condrin Sutter ‘40 Sandra Moore Zook ‘67 Gail Boggs Mr. & Mrs. Harold Butcher Dan Obertance ‘84 Harry Tarr—Teacher Ray Mulrooney ‘57 James S. Grimm ‘41 James Grimm ‘66 Nancy Morehead Grimm ‘47 James Grimm ‘66 Tom Byers ‘53 Michael Lucas ‘68 Bob Reynolds ‘37 Ray Reynolds ‘39 Betty Reynolds Lucenti ‘42 Kay Reynolds Irvin ‘60 Garnet Reynolds Lanthier ‘49 Madge Price Blankenship ‘49 Garnet Reynolds Lanthier ‘49 Camilla Thompson Melville ‘49 Thomas J. Pellior ‘38 Thomas Pellior ‘65 Eleanor Bailey O’Brien ‘41 Rev. Paul O’Brien ‘37 Morris Taylor ‘44 Jeanne Taylor McClain ‘41 Dec’d Classmates ‘64 Jerry/Jean Moore Harmon ‘64 Hugh Sutherin ‘52 Lola Scott Sutherin ‘57 Dec’d Classmates ‘73 Class of 1973 Dennis B. Clark ‘56 Gail Walker ‘62 Roberta Swickard Perryman ‘73 Scott/Jane Swickard Melville ‘72 Chris Hudok ‘79 Betty Hudok Walker ‘71

Edward Rock ‘37 Chuck/Dani Rock Swearingen ‘68/69 Anne Blaner Dorothy Blaner ‘72 Betty J. Billie Chambers ‘52 Ron Chambers ‘51 Ron/Shirley Jeans Riggleman ‘52 Bill Henderson ‘51 Ron Chambers ‘51 Robert Mudron ‘53 Margaret Mudron Kane ‘54 Jim Kirkpatrick ‘54 Daniel Visnich ‘51 Harriett Piatt Sherwood ‘52 Anne Mudron Burns ‘44 Margaret Mudron Kane ‘54 Richard W. Parker ‘59 His Grandchildren Barbara Parker Licata ‘58 Ernie Troski ‘34 Caryl Troski Bigadza ‘71 Ernie Troski ‘74 Wayne Leasure ‘54 Pam Leasure ‘79 Norman Allen ‘54 Jim Kirkpatrick ‘54 George Deiderich ‘54 Jim Kirkpatrick ‘54 Robert Cattrell ‘42 Marty/Gail Peck Fair ‘58 Janet Cattrell Marty/Gail Peck Fair ‘58 Donald Cattrell ‘48 Marty/Gail Peck Fair ‘58 Maj. Jack McMillin RET ‘48 Rebecca Hughes Chadwick ‘48 Stella Westlake Dolores Argentine Graceffa ‘50 Amy Nation ‘84 Gale/Dee Dee Silvis Nation ‘62 Don McGrath ‘65 Myra McClelland McGrath ‘33 John Manning ‘78 LeeAnne Craven McKee ‘78 Dorothy Rock David/Julie Hackett Rock ‘67/75 Barbara Karavas ‘48 Connie Karavas Stagani ‘53

Gary Wilson ‘54 Joe Batcho ‘46 Janet Sherwood Allen ‘57 David Batcho ‘53 Maggie Bonfine Vanderwater ‘59 Rosemary Bonofine ‘61 Sherrie Rebich Butler ‘81 Lisa Popejoy ‘81 Barbara Beswick Scott ‘81 John McTheny ‘60 Paul Brady ‘60 Dec’d Classmates ‘52 Tom Urich ‘52 Ron/Shirley Jeans Riggleman ‘52 Janet Walker Johnson ‘64 Pam Porter Dunlap ‘64 Virginia Hutchison Burkett ‘63 Sandra Jefferiss Deiderich ‘63 Kathy Swaykus Jones ‘62 Susan Swaykus Greiner ‘66 Jean Fulmer Coleman ‘44 Libby Chaffee Lardie ‘48 Donna Tarr McMillen ‘46 Kay Bushfield Cattrell ‘48 Paul “Rick” Newbold ‘60 Teri Volsky Samstag ‘64 Anne Marie Zdinak Karaffa ‘36 Susan Bodnar Lawrence ‘63 Dec’d Classmates ‘73 Susan Blackburn Carr ‘73 Mary Ogden Dempsey ‘50 Wm/Nira Black Robinette ‘50 Cloyce Wheeler ‘52 Donna Custer Smith ‘49 Max/Carolyn Wilson King ‘55 Ron VanKirk ‘52 Bob Hawkins ‘56 Daniel Visnich ‘51 Richard Craven ‘51 Daniel Visnich ‘51 Dec’d Classmates ‘52 Harriett Piatt Sherwood ‘52 Jim Willoughby ‘46 Dick/Loretta Housley Willoughby ‘53/55 Gail Willoughby Wilder ‘47 Mel/Barbara Blakley Bauer ‘48/47 June Bauer McLeod ‘46

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MEMORIALS continued

Harold Kriviski ‘49 Janice Kriviski Ledezzma ‘59 L. Col. Charles Kriviski ‘47 Janice Kriviski Ledezzma ‘59 Blanche Fisher Sherwood ‘58 Janet Freeman Drake ‘58 Mabel Hinch McKnight ‘58 Janet Freeman Drake ‘58 Elaine Radinsky Johnston ‘58 Janet Freeman Drake ‘58 Sandra Anderson Rawson ‘58 Janet Freeman Drake ‘58 Thomas Daniels ‘56 Dolores Argentine Graceffa ‘50 Joan Duke ‘45 Dolores Argentine Graceffa ‘50 Howard Swiger ‘52 Ron/Shirley Jeans Riggleman ‘52 Jack Kestner ‘59 Janis Kestner McIntosh ‘69 SCHOLARSHIP FUND Ruth Cronin Webster ‘62 Dr. George Button ‘52 Arthur Deiderich ‘52 Charles Haynes ‘59 Virginia Foster Starr ‘47 John Romey ‘57 Bill Hale ‘57 Judy Hudock Richards ‘68 Sara Coffey Franke ‘49 Mary Mischik Grooms ‘50 David/Judy Evans LaRue ‘57/59 Melissa Horkulic DeMary ‘87 Jim Lippert ‘50 Bill/Valarie Bradfield Baker ‘51 Art Pollock ‘46 Rosa Grande Steedman ‘59 Mae Papandrea DeFallo ‘49 Dona Ault Ryan ‘57 Pete Warren ‘60 Barbara Jelea Doran ‘47 Jim Morrow ‘62 Scott/Jane Swickard Melville ‘72 Ellsworth Graham ‘46 Toronto Day In Florida Jill Lewis Davies ‘77 Janis Ralston Westfall ‘67 Fred Stillwell ‘68 Donna Fingers Elliott ‘50 Thomas Podwell ‘55 EQUIPMENT FUND Ray Mulrooney ‘57 Robert Leonard ‘56 Pete Warren ‘60 Don Kestner ‘56 Barbara Jelea Doran ‘47 Jim Morrow ‘62

Mark Lawson ‘85 Thomas Pellior ‘65 Helen Bass-Smith ‘34 Howard Kincaid ‘49 Thomas Podwell ‘55 OPERATING FUND Dr. George Button ‘52 Thomas Podwell ‘55 Robert Leonard ‘56 Paula Roberts Tate ‘64 Janice Freeman ‘58 Janis Dormer Allan ‘68 Billy/Jill Firm Fisher ‘95/96 Dona Ault Ryan ‘57 Tom Lukacena ‘59 Doc McCue ‘66 Charles Glasure ‘51 Anna McKerren Delchanty ‘40 Jerry Nease ‘51 Pete Warren ‘60 Howard Kincaid ‘49 George/Joan Straka Maffett ‘45/48 Jerry “Lurk” Hughes ‘60 Pam Peters Haber ‘64 Wayne Hollister ‘55 Mary Angela Sweda Dishauzi ‘52 Harry Taylor ‘80 Don Kestner ‘56 Barbara Jelea Doran ‘47 Jim Morrow ‘62 Anthony Miller ‘56 Kenneth Gibson ‘61 Paul Cooper ‘67 Ron/Shirley Jeans Riggleman ‘52 David Shiltz ‘52 Veronica Zdinak Sutherin ‘45

Thomas Pellior ‘65 Dan Obertance ‘84 IN HONOR OF Magdalene Zdinak Pellior ‘40 —91st Birthday by David Pellior ‘65

Magdalene Ladomersky Rock ‘36 — 95th Birthday by Chuck and Dani Rock Swearingen ‘68/69

George and Joan Straka Maffett ‘45/48 — 65th wedding anniversary.

Members of the Lloyd Family Patrick Lloyd ‘63 LIFE MEMBERSHIPS Cindy Cattrell Fisher ‘66 Robert Savage ‘44 Lynn Graubner Miller ‘68 David Miller ‘68 Max Starr ‘59 Candace Patrick Mindigo ‘64 Judith Powell Johnston ‘68 Frank Turner ‘61 Tony Stacey ‘73

Name______________________________________________Class_______

Graduating Last Name/Maiden Name_______________________________

Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip_________________________________________________

Email Address__________________________________________________

____Enclosed is my annual membership dues of $15 (good through August 2014).

____Enclosed is my Life Membership of $150. ____Enclosed is my additional contribution of $________for the scholarship fund. ____Enclosed is my gift of $__ in Memory /In Honor of________________________ ____Enclosed is my gift of $______for the Operating Fund ____Enclosed is my gift of $______for the Equipment Fund.

Gifts to THSAA are tax deductible. Please make checks payable to THS Alumni Association. Please pass along the following news to fellow alumni (job promotion, marriage, child births, etc.) through the KnighTimes. Your gift, no matter what the amount, counts.

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All information for the Winter News-letter was received prior to October 18, 2013. Any deaths, donations, me-morials, life members or news from alumni received after that date will appear in the Spring 2014 newsletter.

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