New Photos

1st Row (L-R): Vivian Adame-Escagne, Frances Mondello-Lisotta, Carolyn Carriere-Soares, Emma Flores-Montalvo,
Bea Barbosa-Mullins and Evelyn Warlick Nelson
2nd Row: Linda Menzel-Aranda, Joyce Pecorino-Bodin, Linda Moerbe-Schulz,
Nancy Perkins-Gregory and Kathleen Massey-Fuller
3rd Row: Joan Cunningham, Faye Wolf-Nolan, Pat Lynd-Bell, Ruth Wehmeyer-Potts and Kitty Wyble-Lindley
Top Row: Lou Ida Broussard-Rising, Judy Heckendorf-Wood, Tommie Collazo-Estrada and Esther Thibodeaux-Benoit

Front Row: Kathleen Massey-Fuller, Kitty Wyble-Lindley, Joan Cunningham, Bea Barbosa-Mullins & Linda Moerbe-Schultz
Middle Row: Sue Ellen Haber-Bass, Linda Menzel-Aranda, Leah Catalina-Dorman, Carolyn Carriere-Soares, Pam Bryan-Walters and
Norma Garcia-Jordan
Back Row: Gail Leavell-Storey, Lou Ida Broussard-Rising, Evelyn Warlick-Nelson, Pat Lynd-Bell, Faye Lawson-Weber,
Tommie Collazo-Estrada, Sherry Pardue-Lightfoot, Judy Heckendorf-Wood, and Gwen Tanner-Champagne

A group of TJ 59 Classmates had lunch together at The Grove in Houston on Saturday, May 14, 2011
Front row (L-R): Joan Cunningham, Gwen Tanner-Champagne & Linda Moerbe-Schulz
Second Row:Linda Menzel-Aranda, Kathleen Massey-Fuller, Leah Catalina-Dorman, Judy Coleman-Darnell,
Sherry Pardue-Lightfoot, Kitty Wyble-Lindley and Janie Tomlin-Abshire

High School Friends reunite after 45 years
Walter Boyd and Luis Ybarra

Luis shows off his Retirement Present (Corvette) Now wife says he needs to retire!

(L-R) Bob Morgan, Tom Brown and Dan Akers
(Labor Day Week-end 2007)
At the Beach, at Crystal Beach

Wayne Quinn and wife Tish (Pat Zimmerman-Class of 1964)
On the Road to Cody Wyoming

My wife Tish (Pat Zimmerman-Class of 64) and I applied for jobs in Yellowstone National Park
for the Summer of '07. We were accepted and reported for work on May 12th. We were
hired to be "Guest Service Agents," which is just a glorified way of saying "Someone who
checks people in."

We had a wonderful experience spending the Summer in Yellowstone. We got to see every
kind of animal there is in the park. We got to see a Grizzley take away a kill that 2 wolves had
made. The wolfs had killed an Elk, and the Bear came along and took it away from them.

Just the scenery and the weather were enough to make the experience worthwhile.

We are home now, (September 23) and were greeted by 93 degrees. It's the first time this year
that I have broken a sweat.

Don't plan to go back to Yellowstone next year, but our jobs will be there if we do.

Wayne Quinn

Ps...Anyone want to go to Alaska????