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Well, being 78-79 does have advantages ...

In a hostage situation we are likely to be released first.
No one expects us to run into a burning building.
Friends call at 9 p.m. and ask, "Did I wake you?"
People no longer view us as hypochondriacs.
There's nothing left to learn the hard way.
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We enjoy hearing about other people's operations.
We have a party and the neighbors don't even realize it.
We sing along with the elevator music.
Our investment in health insurance is finally paying off.
Our joints are more accurate than the weather service.
We won't remember where we read this.



We're not older, just more colorful!


Among the two dozen attending our June 5 chili supper at Donnie Bradley's home were (l-r) Sandy, Joan, Brenda, Ruth, Kathy and Betty.


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An impromptu aggregation of Trojanettes joined entertainer "Rockin’ Ricky" Powell in warbling some Patsy Cline and Connie Francis standards, among other golden oldies. None of them (tsk, tsk) knew the words nor the tune to our SHS pep song much less the Alma Mater! (Left to right) Barbara Ann, Joan, Betty, Ricky, JoAnn, Pat, Ruth, Kathy and Lana.

 

Looking elegant amid the glitter, Joan (Doyle) McCurry and her husband, Terry, footed the bill for the evening’s professional entertainer, singing DJ and funnyman "Rockin’ Ricky" Powell.

 


Yes, you can still order our 170-page, spiral bound printed directory of the SHS Class of 1960 by contacting Barbara Ann Forrester Fultz at (502) 417-9854. Plus, she also has the newly printed 200-plus page guide to the Class of 1961, as well. You may well want to have both books! She even has DVD slide shows, too. Get your own copy of the Saturday evening program simply by clicking here.

The lake view from our 70th birthday party.


Our Southern High School Class of 1960’s collective 70th Birthday Party Bash at South Park Country Club on Friday, August 17, 2012, began with a buffet line. Among the entrée selections, the fish was exceptional.  

Our fellow Southerners may wish to visit our related Facebook pages, in particular, "Southern High Class of 1960 Reunion," but also "Southern Grads," "Southern High Class 1960," and "Southern High School 1962ers" among others.

Gary and Gwen Robinson drove in from Lawrenceburg for our collective 70th birthday party. “It was a nice, easy-going evening,” reflects Gary. “I wish it could have lasted longer. I guess we talked more with those at our table — David and Ceely, Rich, Joan, Buddy and Sue. I particularly enjoyed getting to meet for the first time my ole buddy Harold Risner’s wife, Brenda.” Gary and Gwen are making plans to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary at the end of October. “And my mom will be celebrating her 95th birthday!”





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David Mills Harralson


After graduation from SHS, I went to Georgetown, Indiana, and Kent State, before landing a teaching position at Utica College of Syracuse University, as an English professor. (I didn't realize how cold it got, how deep the snow was, or how long winter lasted in upstate New York.) Before long I ran the college's annual London Theatre Tour for 25 years, spending January each year there. I was a professor the first half of my career and in the second half I was dean of the humanities faculty and, finally, director of the library and information transfer. Because I was in charge of the Chinese professors who taught at Utica, I developed an interest in China and was soon teaching and taking students and community groups to Xiamen University, Fujian Province and the rest of China. I continue to read extensively on China and attempt to understand this emerging power in the world. All the while we managed and maintained apartments and business storefronts, which allowed us to live in a manner to which we wanted to become accustomed. I retired in 1993 as did my wife Chloe (who retired from NYC's New School for Social Research) and moved to Sarasota, Florida, because of its lively cultural climate of theatre, ballet, symphony, opera, and various creative arts. My volunteer work now includes keeping a media database and digitizing the contents of it for Mote Marine Laboratory, an excellent marine research institution, working with the Sarasota Arts Council distributing almost $2M to local arts organizations, and with Sarasota Sister Cities organization as a liaison with Xiamen, China, one of our sister cities. After five years of retirement, I was called back to work and am in the process of opening up a executive masters degree program in Singapore for Utica College in Economic Crime Investigation. It is the only degree of its kind in the U.S. and is directed by a board comprised of people from the Justice Department, FBI, the U.S. Postal Inspection service, Interpol, and the heads of security for Microsoft, J. C. Penney, and other larger companies.

This program accepts only people in mid career in economic crime prevention and concentrates on white collar crime, identity theft, and various kinds of digital theft. Singapore is enthusiastic about having this program, unlike many other Asian governments who view an economic crime program with considerable apprehension. Since we retired we kayak a lot, watch lots of independent movies, do our volunteer work, take yearly wine-tasting trips to California, and scuba dive all over the Caribbean. We are happy not to be shoveling the 190 inches of snow that comes each year in northern New York State. The Singapore work will allow us to dive the Asian sites we have not visited so far and to visit our Chinese friends we get to see all too little. We will get our grandkids certified to dive in Honduras this coming summer, and this will start a series of dive trips with them. Our daughters and their husbands feel kinda left out. Much to the surprise of those who have known me over the last 40 years, I love retirement and don't need to work, work, work. I loaf well and love afternoon naps. After attending to the various medical problems that come with age (orthopedic surgeries, cancer, and so on) we attempt to live each day fully. For those of you who remember me as the one member of the Five Knights who didn't want to sing at dances and was very religious, I have moderated — a lot. That may be good news to some of you, but it is not to my Kentucky relatives. Skyping the three grandkids each day (11 to 13 years old) makes life good. I have enjoyed reading about those of you who have posted bios on the SHS 1960 web site.


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Here are a few photos from the 70th birthday party. These were made by Barbara Ann (Forrester) Fultz. Hopefully, we have shots of everyone attending.

Paparazzo Barbara Ann caught these two dancing before the music had begun, and she confided to me that they’re "an item." I can keep a secret, Barbara. That’s our classmates Mary (Brown) Tewmey and Donald Baird.

 

David and Ceely Shepherd made a family affair out of coming to Louisville for our Birthday Bash. "We also are visiting my son and two grandchildren, who live in Goshen, and my sister, who lives in Scottsburg, Indiana," David tells us. Married for 42 years, the Shepherds live in Florida. "After I retired from the railroad, a few hard snows is all it took," notes David. Among classmates he enjoyed seeing, he mentions Mike Grider: "I bought a fishing boat from Mike way back when. And Gary Robinson: same ole Gary, same ole laugh. We played in the band together. I asked Gary, who is quite a gardener, what kind of tomatoes he likes to grow, and he said ‘Mr. Stripey,’ the same variety I like down in Florida, red with yellow and orange stripes; they grow up to two pounds!

Ask David about the time he riled Southern teacher Ruth Miss Willis. He’s still explaining why "it wasn’t my fault!"

Mike and Sandy (Herdt) Potter, both Southern grads, have been key movers in organizing our various reunion events. "We had a great time," reports Sandy. "The food was good, and I talked to people I haven’t seen in a long time!" The Potters celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Feb. 23, 2012.

 

Morris and Barbara Sue (Sanders) Longacre arrive in a splash of color. And why shouldn’t the late Morris be clad in purple; he was Southern grad, too, (Class of 1957) and he was a standout athlete. Four years is quite an age spread in high school, though. "Oh, we didn’t date in high school," explains Barbara Sue, who swished her poodle skirt through the chemistry lab in our junior year. "After Southern, I attended Western, and I posted a note on the bulletin board, as college students used to do, hoping to hitch a ride home. Well, the rest is history!"

 

We thought no one could come between Ernest "Sonny" and Betty (Beasley) Miller — and yet! Sue, is that you gal? These early party arrivals were ready for some fun.

 

Patricia Louise looks quite elegant in purple. Pat (Cook) Riggs is retired from the Bullitt County Board of Education. Her favorite pastime is "to work on genealogy. I have over 6,000 people in my report and go back to 1613 on my family and to 1530 on Leon's family." She and Leon will celebrate their 52nd wedding anniversary in January 2013!

 

Janeffa (Bridges) Hall married Elmer in 1964. They have three children, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. "After Elmer Ray retired, we bought a condo in Florida and spend six months there and six months in Shepherdsville."

 

David and Carolyn "Connie" (Barmore) Gay live on Peaceful Way in Shepherdsville. Connie wrote in the senior annual that her favorite pastime was "talking on the telephone." Some things never change. (Now, if we could get her to write a personal bio.)

 

As people began arriving at the South Park Country Club for our SHS Class of 1960 collective 70th birthday year party, Barbara Ann got this side by side shot of Carolyn (Anderson) Polston and her daughter, Angela. Same size, same hair, same complexion and same eyes! Our classmate was ready to celebrate, though her own birthday is in April.

 

Joe and Jo Ellen (Thurman) Crouch have three children. Jo Ellen celebrated a big (Shhh) birthday on July 31, but she was happy to extend the party to August 17 in order to include her classmates. Now, if we could get her to complete her profile.
(Regretfully, we must add that Jo Ellen passed away on May 27, 2014, Details are in our Family News section.)

 

"I think now is the best time of my life, and I’m grateful to God for helping me realize that every day is precious," says Lee Markwell, photographed with his wife, Marte. Any children? How about David, Susan, Paul, Cynthia Lee, Michael, Jeanne, Sheri and Cindy Lynn! Grandkids, you betcha!

Southern High reunions are a family tradition in the Riggs clan, lately. While Melves and Martha Riggs are shown here at our 1960 get-together, Melves’ sister, Marcella Brooks, had her Class of 1961 reunion event last year, and his younger brother, Joe, came in for his SHS Class of 1962 50th reunion on August 11, this year!

Beverly (Sanders) Humphress and her late mom, Jenny Cruse, who is also classmate Pat (Hogan) Morgan’s aunt.

"David never meets a stranger," brags April (Burks) Bond as her husband blends right in with April’s classmates at our 70th Birthday Bash. "David likes to dance, too," continues April, "and he goes with Bonnie and me when we line dance with the "Nuts and Honeys" group.

"I don’t need to catch up with my pal April at this party," explains Bonnie (Carney) McMurray. "We see each other a couple of times a week." Bonnie lives in Taylorsville, but works in the personnel office at the Salvation Army in Louisville. "On my lunch hour, I like to walk over to Fourth Street Live, just to see what’s going on, and I love to read when I can."

We jotted down David Shepherd’s phone number since we barely got to talk to him and his pretty wife, Ceely, but he did have time to tell us about coming across a passel of wild turkeys a while back. The Shepherds live in Crestview, Florida.

Sounding like someone released from imprisonment, Kathy (Pybus) Ryan told us, "June 1 was my first day out — it was my birthday, too! — and I am still learning to enjoy retirement." We’re pleased you’re ‘out,’ Kathy, and we hope you have a long and happy tenure in your newfound freedom. At Kathy’s behest, her friend, Cindy Smith, created the beautiful cake for our recent birthday party bash!

Sandy (Priddy) Page brought her son, Sean Page, to our 70th Birthday Bash. We are more accustomed to seeing Sandy photographed on a horse. She is actively involved in distance and endurance riding with her Arabian horses. "I have 36 acres in Southern Indiana and would love to retire, but that’s probably not possible for a long time. My son and his wife are helping me build a bermed house with an interior that uses logs made by the Amish."

OK, we photographers sometimes hand our cameras off and "watch the birdie," too. I gave my Nikon to Barbara Ann Fultz, who deftly grabbed this shot of me without even rising from her chair. – Jim Reed



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Friday,August 20, 2010, we toured Southern. Thanks Principal Jerry Keepers!

Impromptu on the SHS auditorium stage Friday afternoon starring Pat O'Bryan (left)
and the late Sandy (Stone) Barratt.

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Above are shots from some of our SHS formal dances . . . . . . . Send us some of your dance snapshots to add to the show! . . . . . . Also, if you recognize any unidentified dancers, let us know what names to add in. . . . . . To see the slide show in full screen format, click your mouse on a photo.

Southern Saturday Nights
On weekends at Southern, the cafeteria often underwent a transformation. In addition to weekly sock hops, on occasion we added an extra touch for formal dances by hanging crepe paper and hiring a real, live band! Formals were a special opportunity for the girls to strut their stuff in high heels and their best party frocks complemented by color-coordinated corsages, while the guys grudgingly donned sports coats, ties and boutonnieres. The spell was cast and magic was in the air as we and danced the night away.


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Harold and Brenda Risner live in the Prospect area and are the doting grandparents of their daughter’s three girls. We saw Harold table-hopping all evening. Harold’s dad, Ben Risner, taught math at Southern, while his mother, Mildred, taught at Okolona Elementary. Harold donated eight "sharp" door prize gifts for our 70th birthday party, all of which would make Crocodile Dundee proud.

 

 

We need detective work.
We have yet to find a number of folks.
Maybe you can supply a lead.
Let's find our missing SHS 1960 classmates




Let's find our missing partners!


Mary Alice Combs

Saundra Elaine Hailey

Saundra Sue Houser

Judith [Judith Rae] Shirke Howell

Mary Jane Jackson

Lind [Elizabeth Lind] Knecht Rogers

Mary Patricia Stopher Moore

Carole Jean Warren Ritchey

Bonnie Jean Stevenson

Charles H. Trapp

Martha [Martha Dean] Vittitow

Brenda Beard Garber

Barbara Carver Jones

Eleanor Ruth Zellers

Sondra LeGrand Heynes


Let's join forces to locate our "Missing" classmates.


The SHS Class of 1961 also asks our help.
Their reunion was August 20, 2011.
They have yet to find a number of folks.
Maybe some of us can supply a lead.
Let's find our "missing" SHS 1960 and 1961 classmates





Richard David Adams

Jeffrey Bilger

Nancy Lea (Byrd) Bundy

Charles Burnett

Jewell (Smith) Burress

Lynn Maureen Damon

Barry Dean Edwards

Edna M. (Parton) Edwards

Betty Gayle Hoskins

Carolyn Sue (Smith) Johnson

Delores Johnson

Curlene (Coakley) Luttrell

James Martin

Billy McBride

Sherman Edward McClaron

James David Morgan

Sandra Rogers

Joyce (Ables) Schroeder

Linda (Latham) Sherard

William M. Smith

Keith Thomas

Bruce Wayne Wilson

Sharon (Miller) Zielberg


Let's join forces to locate all of our SHS classmates.






 

“This was my senior prom picture taken by my mother at my parents’ home on South Park Road while I was waiting for my date, Jim,” writes Joan (Doyle) McCurry. “Jim had a Corvette! Trouble was, in my prom dress, I couldn’t fit in it. So, we doubled dated that night with Delores Chancey and Bobby Knipp and had a great time. After the prom we went back to Delores’ house and danced until two o’clock in the morning! I know there were more pictures taken that night, but they must have gone the way of the wind! The great thing about old pictures is that there are no wrinkles.” 

 

This photo "was taken graduation day in my parents' front yard on Shepherdsville Road," writes Carole (Miesner) Shramovich, who went with her husband, George,  to his own 50th high school class reunion last September.



As was often the case with Southern girls, Mary (Renfro) Coy reports , "I picked the pattern, and my mother made my graduation dress." A stunning redhead in a beautiful dress! "On graduation day, after the morning practice, Diane Clark, Joyce Phelps and I went downtown to a movie before the evening commencement exercise."


Our classmate Janet (Farak) Martin tells us, "As of June 27, I have hiked all the maintained trails in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. My strangest experience in the Smokies happened on the very last night . . . (Check our Message Board for the story!). Also an alpine skier, When not in "travel mode," Janet was a trial lawyer for 25 years.


One of our driving forces in the SHS reunion planning effort is "Rapid Ruthie" (Hornback) Orthober who recalls that years ago, "My husband was racing cars at the local tracks and as an amateur on the local NASCAR circuit. I decided if he could, I could, and for a couple of years I drove in the Powder Puff series!" Ruth tells us "Reconnecting with everyone has brought back lots of memories. I really look forward to this reunion!"


Barbara Ann (Forrester) Fultz has been behind a camera since our days at Southern. She was told by a teacher that a girl couldn't be annual staff photographer, because "girls wear dresses and, well, they can't be climbing ladders and stuff like that to shoot photos." Incensed at such discrimination, she's been shooting photos ever since. Barbara Ann launched our SHS web site and spends hours each day keeping it updated and refreshed. It's just like her to peek from behind a tree since she so often works behind the scenes, but a girlfriend caught this shot of Barbara Ann a few weeks ago for a moment making a pretty picture -- in front of the camera lens.


 

Where's the flattop go, Bob? Robert Hitt, as he's known these days, lives in Maine now, but "I was a working actor for 20 years in New York City and around the country. I did plays, commercials and TV sitcoms. My film work was a great experience, and I frequently worked in big films, but my parts were often small. A couple of my favorite films are: All That Jazz, and Missing (with Jack Lemmon)." Read more about this "Southern Man" in our online profiles, and if you have not done, so please update your own personal bio.


The Trojan Man: Fit, trim and muscled, always ready for action. Marlboros in shirt pocket, this one-time U.S. Army special agent lived in Cincinnati for 43 years, but is now back in Louisville. He splits his time between tennis and ballroom dancing. Rich Stevenson, shown above at age 33, is doing the final editing on "The Second American Revolution," to be published shortly. He still has an infectious laugh that soars above the crowd.








Linda (Rohn) Deutsch, John Moore and Ruth (Hornback) Orthober pose for a color picture -- in black and white!


Table after table of our 1950s vintage high school memorabilia included everything from wood shop creations to hand made "cootie catchers."

Vying for hands-on claim to the balloons as we head for the exit after an exciting evening are Lovie Ann (Higdon) Baker, Wendell Cash and Jo Ann (Stratton) Payton, who is clutching her copy of the updated yearbook.

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