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AMARILLO
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1954 |
The
Paramont sign has been restored. Bright new/old life
has returned to Polk street and this is returning a
very memorable part of our school years. A beautiful friend is now bright and
beautiful again. Many a dream began with an invite to
the Paramount theater. Ju-Ju-Fruits, Junior Mints,
popcorn, dill pickles and none of these cost $10. The
best of times, good friends and good movies.
Marilyn & Jerrie Hill, Scottie Mullins and I were
all thrilled to see our old friend return. Something
to look for in September - DRAGGING POLK will be
closer to the way it was in 1954.
Linda Jonas Walton
WaltonsNet@aol.com will be taking Janelle's place
as our new scribe. Please keep Linda in the loop and
informed with information about our classmates.
Inside
this web you will find information
on all your fellow classmates
including a roster page with
names, addresses, phone numbers,
and e-mail links.
As you
browse through the roster, please
feel free to contact us with any
updates to the information we have
listed here. Your help will
be greatly appreciated. We
would like to be able to notify everyone
of information
pertinent to our class.
Be sure to
visit each of the pages on our
site. You will find a page
that has information and schedules
of any planned events, along with
a contact page with the names,
addresses, phone numbers, e-mail
links of those working to keep the
class alive. There's a page with some
pictures of your friends, some fun
pages to test your memory and
tickle your funny-bone, and even a
page with the history of AHS.
Don't forget to leave a message on
the
GUESTBOOK... we want to know
about you and what you think about
our efforts.
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 Remember
the drive down Polk
street... how beautiful at
night. Remember AHS... how the halls reeked of the smell
of freshly sharpened pencils.
Remember the cool brisk early
morning breeze blowing through the
wide open windows in Mrs Atlanta
Kaye's room. How about when a
certain pitcher, I wont mention
any names, threw the baseball
through Mr. Swettman's window...
he was demonstrating his latest
pitching style.
Then
there was Noel and Louetta always
walking down the halls hand in
hand. Remember all the special
friendships... the bonds that
could never be broken, the trusts
that were never questioned. Well,
those friendships, those bonds and
those trusts still exist even
today.
Come and share with us, the
memories and joys of those years
and rekindle those old
relationships. Once a month we get
together to keep the comradre
alive. Meet us for lunch the last
Thursday of each month in Furrs
Cafeteria in Western Plaza Mall at
6:00pm.
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