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I'm an accountant, not a word processor person. If it's not on a
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Nickname genealogy:

Researched today.

From my memory (which may not always be intact anymore), here are my
recollections of nicknames for several of our class members:

Weasel (me): On one of the back roads around Dalton (of which there are
many), I spotted some kind of varmint in front of the car. I don't
recall who was driving. Anyways, this beast darted in front of our
speeding car (Ford, Chevy or some Mopar car) and I thought it was a
weasel. Everyone laughed and hence the name--Weasel.

Schminck (John Hare): I'm not sure about this name but I suspect it is
in tandem with me being called Weasel. I think he was then called Mink
which somehow got twisted into Schminck. This is just a guess.

Cash (Jerry Amstutz): He always enjoyed playing cards and seemed to
always win and then he got the name Cash. Another guess.

Hebe (Herb Eberly): This must have been a variation of his first and
last name.

Friction (Keith Goudy): Can't figure this one out.

Shook Up (Don Johnson): Sometimes got shook up--hence the name.

Lammy(Lanny Royer): A derivative of Lanny.

Cat (Harold Saurer): Cat like quickness.

Lymmie (Lynn Weikert): A derivative of Lynn.

If anyone else had nicknames, I don't remember them. If the stuff above
is wrong, who cares?

It makes good conversation. Any error corrections would be appreciated.

John (Weasel) Henry Douglas

--- In dalton59@yahoogroup s.com, "Patricia Lee" wrote:
>
> Welcome to the group Weasel (and just where did that name come from?)
I am
> trying to remember some other nicknames... was there Slink and Cash and
> Friction? I am sure many others so if any one can add to and tell how
the
> names came about that would be fun and interesting. Thanks for adding
your
> opinion regarding the timing on the reunion, that is a good point!
Hope
> that it will be read by the right people.
> Check out the data base link at the left of the yahoo page click on it
and
> then click on group contacts to see all of the classmates email and
etc that
> I have up to date.
> Oh and PS now that I have your attention: Does anyone know where to
find
> Norman Yoder. He is the only one I have no info on.
>
> -------Original Message----- --
>
> From: jhdouglas59
> Date: 5/12/2008 3:49:37 PM
> To: dalton59@yahoogroup s.com
> Subject: [dalton59] no longer a yahoo virgin
>
> Although I am an MSN user, I have now mastered the yahoo signup
routine
> (I think). Why does this message show 7:34 pm when it is only 2:34 pm
> CST? What time zone is yahoo on? Must be the twilight zone. Another
> computer mystery for me.
>
> So what's the scoop for the big 50 next year? For those of us outside
> the Dalton metro area, I think some of us may have some conflicts with
> the dates suggested (due to grandchildren high school graduations at
> the same time as the reunion).
>
> I went back to Dalton last week for a few days and saw only one
> classmate (John Hare). I don't know if he is part of the yahoo group
> but he did give me his e-mail address. Let me know if you want to
> contact him by e-mail.
>
> Since I live in Texas where we get either drought or floods, I was
> impressed by how green Ohio is in May. I have only mowed my lawn once
> because of our drought, but the Ohio lawn freaks seem to mow their
> lawns every other day because of the rain and good soil. Our soil is
> mostly rocks and caliche so real grass is nonexistent. I used to be
> meticulous about our lawn when we lived in Ohio or the frozen tundra
in
> Wisconsin (where we lived for 9 long years).
>
> That's all my humdrum news for the day.
>
> Glad to be part of the group now. Keep me posted.
>
> John (aka Weasel)
>