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Robert Dick
September 03, 1941
Retired
Married
3
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Jeffrey Dunn
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November 07, 1941
Retired
Married
3
Even though I am listed on the missing persons page, I can assure you I am very much alive. I now live in beautiful Sedona Arizona with my wife of 45 years, Susan. I retired from Northwestern Mutual in 2000 as Vice President and Director of Technology. I now do volunteer work for the Forest Service and I enjoy playing tennis, model railroading, hiking, camping, fishing and hunting. |
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Warren Endes
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February 23, 1940
US Airforce, Retired
Married
1
Passed away in May 10, 2000.
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Wayne Endes
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February 23, 1940
Retired US Army
Divorced
1
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Gary Ericson
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April 28, 1941
Retired hippie
Divorced
Living in Utica, NY. As I was finishing a degree in engineering, I became disabled with congestive heart failure and dropped out of school. Returned a few years later, finished my degree and promptly retired (due to my health/age). Central New York is a lot like Wisconsin: Green in the summer, cold as hell in the winter. So, I'm right at home. Try to get to Waukesha for the reunions. Amazing how Waukesha has changed. Looking forward to our 50th Reunion. See ya then!
‘ONE OF MANY OF MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENTS’ Might have been eighth grade. Miss Tompitch (sp) was our math teacher. For those who didn’t know or remember her I’ll give a brief description: She was about 4’ tall. Yeah, I swear. Seemed that way, anyway. Miss Tompitch was really a great teacher. She was serious about our learning and was certainly patient with us unruly young students, as I was soon to find out. When she taught, she’d stand up in front of the class and stare off into space as she spoke. In later years, I learned this was typical of someone who was very ‘visual’. She was actually ‘seeing’ the numbers that she was lecturing about. Sometimes, she got so visual that she’d close her eyes as she spoke. That was the trigger for many of us pimply young boys to gain recognition for who could throw the most spitwads before she re-opened her eyes. No one wanted to get caught, so we ‘stocked up’ on our wad supply and waited for her eyes to close. Then the fury began. Well, that soon got boring, as being the Spitwad Champ didn’t carry much fame after a while. To continue our adventurous ways we soon found a whole new method of recreation. It was the introduction of the miniature squirt-gun. Small enough to be concealed in the palm of our hand, this new technology quickly replaced the archaic spitwad. And, it was more health oriented. Imagine when Miss Tompitch got involved in an exciting math problem. Years later, when I visited Niagara Falls, it brought back memories of 8th grade math class. One autumn day we went on an exotic ‘field trip’ to Cutler Park. Miss Tompitch was going to introduce us to the exciting field of trigonometry. We took our protractors and tape measures and marched down, platoon style, through the halls of Lincoln Jr. High. All us guys made sure we had a fully loaded squirt-gun. Arriving at Cutler Park, we began to measure flagpole shadows and calculate various angles. Thirty of us milling around gave us a greater challenge than the boring seats in our classroom. Squirting a moving target is certainly more gratifying. And so, there was Bonnie Birk right square in my sights. An easy shot, and she didn’t even see me move in close. Piece of cake. Just as I pulled the trigger, she looked up and quickly stepped aside. Guess who was standing behind her with her eyes Wide Open? Remember my saying something about patience? Well, some virtues seem to have diminishing limits. You can count on it.
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Helen Schuetze (Feeney)
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November 09, 1941
Married
3
Mike and I have retired to Florida's friendliest hometown....The Villages, after living in Puerto Rico for 13 years. Prior to the island, we lived in Louisville, KY, B'ham, AL, Carlyle, PA, Buffalo, NY, Dayton, OH, and Rome, IT, as well as Sullivan, WI.We have 3 children and 2 grandchildren. The two of us enjoy playing golf, dancing, pickleball, and playing cards and games with friends. Mike, a Pius XI '59 grad, is currently VP. of one of The Villages 2 WI Clubs, soon to be Pres., and keeps busy as current Pres. of our neighborhood homeowners' association. We are both loving our life at this point, as well as our good health. I am looking forward to seeing many of you at Merrill Hills in August. |
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Helen Schuetze (Feeney)
November 09, 1941
Married
3
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HELEN SCHUETZE (FEENEY)
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November 09, 1941
Married
3
Cannot wait to see everyone at the 55th Reunion Weekend....even though we have to leave the confines of out beloved The Villages!!
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Patricia Foyer (Funk)
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Divorced
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Maxine Peterson (Gerken)
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Retired
Married
4
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