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2006 Update Family: Wife Frances (Fran) Freeman Paden, two children; Catherine has just begun teaching Political Science in Boston, Will is devoted to ski-boarding in Vermont. Current activities: Just began semi-retirement as professor of French after 38 years, loving it. Completing a book of English translations from medieval poetry, in collaboration with Fran. Plans for the future: Projects in research; travel to New England, especially if both children stay there; to France as often as we can. Memories from Lawrence High Days: Debate team with Victor Capper, then with Rachel Boulton; Latin with Gertrude Ruttan; math class with Jack Hennington; good friends; is it true that LHS lost a total of one football game in our three years? |
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Price, Jr., Griffith
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2005 Newsletter Family: Spouse Nancy Rhodes, four children (two from first marriage) Notes of my life: Went to college in Boston and law school in New York City. I planned to move to California after law school, but my girl friend at the time (later my first wife) was living in NYC so I stayed for 22 years. She was born in Bogotá, Colombia, but went to high school and college in the U.S. We have two children, a boy and a girl, who are now 30 and 26 years old. In the late 1980's we moved to Washington, D.C., where I joined my present firm that specializes in patent, copyright and trademark law. My first wife and I separated in 1993 and were later divorced, and in 1997 Nancy Rhodes and I got married. Nancy is a native of Vermont, but grew up in Africa and South America because her father was in the Foreign Service. We now have two children, both girls, ages 5 years old and 5 months old respectively (bet these are the two youngest children of anybody in the Class of '59). No grandchildren yet - neither of my older children is married. I'm continuing to practice law and enjoying it as much as ever. With two youngsters in the house, I'd better! My father and two of my sisters (Lucy, LHS '65, and Edwina, LHS '67) still live in Lawrence, so I get back home from time to time, most recently last month after my mother's death at age 96. Hope I live as long. Plans for the future: To attend the 50th reunion. |
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2004 Reunion Family: Husband Ralph, 2 children, 2 grandchildren. Notes of my life: Happily married, happily retired, proud grandmother, proud Texan. Current Activities: Leading a Bible study, playing bridge, socializing, water-aerobics, hanging out with grandchildren. Plans for the future: Live the rest of my life as a Texan Memories from Lawrence High Days: Good time, great friends. |
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Rankin, Rick
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Reber, Joyce
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Reed, Ray
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Riley, Jim
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2004 Reunion Family: recently widowed, 3 children, 3 grandchildren Notes of my life: Retired from Walmart in 1999, currently work part time as food service director at his church. Current Activities: Sailing, travel, cycling, cooking, home remodeling, gardening, church mission work. Plans for the future: More of the same, plus attending the theater, Astro’s baseball, Texas football. Memories from Lawrence High Days: A great town to grow up in. Two granddaughters from Prairie Village plan to attend KU. |
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Robb, Steve
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Robert, David A.
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Rogers, Paul
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2004 Reunion Family: Wife Carolyn, 4 children, 5 grandchildren |
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Romero, Joe
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Rugh, Vic
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2005 Newsletter Family: 5 children & 5 grandchildren Notes of my life: US Navy. Many years in broadcasting. Finished up my college. Applications programmer/analyst for 20 years. Current activities: Church activities, working to get the last child through college. Plans for future: Avoid retirement if possible, work on the house, road trips. Memories from days at LHS: Eli’s red shirt and his chemistry class, Mr. Bailey’s geometry class, R. Wayne Nelson’s patience, Bill Prince and auto mechanics, and the familiarity I developed with Mr. Stuart’s office. American Observers, running into a faculty member while I was in KC on an unexcused absence from school! |
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