Class Notes

If the old saying “no news is good news” holds true, there must be lots of good news among our class members because we have heard little from them.

Those who attended our 50th reunion in 1991 might remember that Edith Patterson Breeden drove her ’74 Volkswagen “bug” from her California home. She only recently parted with it, and now her dentist owns it. Edith’s daughter and son-in-law of Los Angeles are grandparents. Her son and daughter-in-law live in Medford, Ore. Edith lives in between and looks forward to a family reunion this summer. Myra McCormick Cole sent tales of dreadful heat and a shortage of rain in the heart of Texas. She enjoys her new computer, continues to do handwork, and walks each day for exercise. She is 91, which might be our classmates’ average age. Dorothy Shaw acquired a computer, found relatives in England whom she had not known existed, and contacted them. They made arrangements to visit her in her ancestral home in Buffalo, N.Y., and on her farm just outside the city.

Note of interest: Of our 61 class members, 17 have email.