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"Doing easily what others find difficult is talent."
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Ginny Rauh
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"Life is a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once and now I know it."
Jeff Raymond
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I now live in Maynard, Ma.
I married Georgeann twice and lived in California twice. Left Cal after last earth quake. Got sober at age 32 last drink. I'm happily retired because I became a Jehovah's Witness and keep busy with door to door ministry plus individual Bible studies. Favorite memory was athletic friendships. |
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Joyce (Cournoyer) Dresser and Jeff Raymond at the Nimrod Club pizza party.
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"He who has great power should use it lightly."
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I retired after teaching 30+ years in elementary physical eduction. Most of those years were spent in the Wachusett District, primarily Holden.
My wife, Carolyn, and I have been married for 42 years and have two married children and five grandchildren. We live in Northboro and enjoy retirement, trying to keep up with the grandkids. My favorite hobby is cross-country skiing, but I also enjoy biking, kayaking, hiking and playing golf. Our favorite vacation sites are throughout New England, and traveling to Italy. My favorite memory of Wachusett is Mrs. Creamer’s math class. At the moment I have no health issues that I am aware of. I’d like to add that my entire investment portfolio consists of a rare edition of the Springdale News. Still waiting for it to hit the million mark. |
Elmer Ream
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To find out what Elmer Ream has been up to, check out this article in the Worcester Telegram of February 18, 2015.
Answer to Question Four. Just hit the red word above to find out for sure. |
Elmer and Carolyn Ream
Birthday Bash - August 20, 2017
"Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt."
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I married John Byron a few years after graduation- he was in the Coast Guard, so we began our married life in New Orleans, where we lived for 2 years. We have on daughter, born on Nantucket (Coast Guard) and two lovely grandchildren. I retired from a physician group private office in 2005 where I had worked since 1986.
Currently, I do some volunteering in the area, in addition to helping out with the grandkids. We are both retired, but busy with volunteer jobs (sometimes we work for food).....Also there are the grandchildren, who we care for on days off from school, and school vacations...they take care of any spare time we have, and also any leftover money we might have......... |
Anita (Rengo) Byron
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Anita (Rengo) and John Byron
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Anita and John enjoying the chair lift at the Big Birthday Bash - August 20, 2017
John and Carol Richards at the Big Birthday Bash, August 20, 2017
Birthday Bash - August 20, 2017
"All that she does is always done well."
Ann (Roberts) Tardie
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I have retired from a career as an elementary school teacher. I own a business involved in buying and selling collectible dolls, which I am still very involved in.
My husband and I live in Grafton, and we have one daughter, who lives in Hawaii. That makes Hawaii our favorite place to visit. The hobby I most enjoy is collecting dolls. My favorite memory of Wachusett is the science seminar. |
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"Begone dull care! Thou and I shall never agree."
Brad Rockwell
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Brad Rockwell
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"A life is worth a hundred groans."
Lance Roettger
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Lance Roettger
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I am a retired banker, living in Southbridge, Massachusetts.
I am a widower, with one adult son and three adult step-daughters. At the moment I have no health issues. My favorite hobbies are reading and traveling, especially to Maine. The best part of Wachusett, for me, was playing on the basketball team. |
Lance and Cookie DiMetri at the Big Birthday Bash - August 20, 2017
Cynthia (Rosenquist) Leizear
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"In thy face I see the map of honor, truth and loyalty."
Earle Rugg
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Earle Rugg
After college & marriage, Pam assisted me through law school. Upon our return to Holden, we raised two beautiful daughters. During that time, in addition to work, I served on a number of Boards including several that were health focused. From that experience, I developed relationships that led to my engagement in health technology. I currently serve on several health related Boards which benefit the medically underserved. Most important to us are our family, friends, and colleagues. We relocated to Ogunquit permanently several years ago and especially enjoy our four grandchildren. What a great job the Reunion Committee has done! We thank and congratulate you all for your terrific work. |
Pam and Earle Rugg
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Earle and Pam (Johnson) Rugg at the reunion, September, 2015
