RHS Class of 1960
Strong and faithful, the Class of 1960 lives life in a concerned, caring and committed bond that lasts.
In Memorium
Classmates who left us in the past few years not yet written here: .....................
Vivian Locklear Williamson ___ Glenda Brock Langley ___
Amy Akins Mayfield ___ Tommy Williams' wife Ann ___
Joan McBride Mitchell ___ Wayne Leatherwood ___
Sandra Allgood Smith ___ Chesley Maxwell ___
Sue Shepherd Perry ___ Linda Atkins Lee ___
Jimmy McKelvey ___
These are all I remember that were not mentioned before.
Blogger changed the format of posts so there's less control over how these look.
2017
It's been 3 years since this blog was updated. My brother always refused to let us 'celebrate' sad anniversaries. I think we do need to mark the passage of time by noting when our classmates leave this life.
Please let me know of corrections and any that were left out.
Peggy Haynie McGrawMay 4 2017
Janice Marks Hulsey
Feb 26 2017
Jimmy McKelvey
July 8 2016
Jeannette Edwards Ballard
May 3, 2016
Jim Hardin
May 11, 2016
Jackie Baines
June 29, 2015
David Hardin
March 2013
Please let me know of corrections and any that were left out.
As Bob Dylan wrote in his song "The times, they are a'changin'" It appears that with all the modern "Social Networking" methods; texting, tweeting, emailing, and of course being "tethered" to Facebook or "LinkedIn", the art of writing a good letter or "reaching out to touch someone" with a good old Phone Call has gone by the way. BUMMER!
Fifty Three years ago this month, the Class of 1960 embarked on the Journey of Adult-hood with great expectations, well some did anyway. For me, I remember thinking "NOW WHAT". Some decided on a military career, some decided to became teachers, some were "Called" to serve the Lord, and then there were bankers, business persons, mill workers, and just about anything we can name.
(I'm still trying to figure out what I want to do when I grow up!)
Jimmy, Tim, Terry at Cedartown- 2006
For awhile there seemed to be a lot of interest in this Blog but it seems that the Class of 1960 has just lost interest the wonderful work that or dear classmate has done over the years so she decided to close the Blog. Well, I'm going to try and revive this thing and hopefully some of you will start sending some posts or at least comment on my post.
Terry Hannah
Fifty Three years ago this month, the Class of 1960 embarked on the Journey of Adult-hood with great expectations, well some did anyway. For me, I remember thinking "NOW WHAT". Some decided on a military career, some decided to became teachers, some were "Called" to serve the Lord, and then there were bankers, business persons, mill workers, and just about anything we can name.
(I'm still trying to figure out what I want to do when I grow up!)
Jimmy, Tim, Terry at Cedartown- 2006
For awhile there seemed to be a lot of interest in this Blog but it seems that the Class of 1960 has just lost interest the wonderful work that or dear classmate has done over the years so she decided to close the Blog. Well, I'm going to try and revive this thing and hopefully some of you will start sending some posts or at least comment on my post.
Terry Hannah
An Update of a Sort
The Class of 1962 celebrated their Reunion at the Depot last weekend. I've seen pictures. It looks as if they had a really great time.
I'm thinking about closing this blog. There were two or three visitors this week but I think two of them may have been me, checking to see if it was still viable and there was no Spam.
If you check in, leave a note so I'll know somebody's looking. I rarely hear from Rockmart and have nobody there any more, so I have little to share.
I'm thinking about closing this blog. There were two or three visitors this week but I think two of them may have been me, checking to see if it was still viable and there was no Spam.
If you check in, leave a note so I'll know somebody's looking. I rarely hear from Rockmart and have nobody there any more, so I have little to share.
