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These "letters" are so much fun to read. Royer and Douglas has fantastic memories. I love it! Addie

These "letters" are so much fun to read. Royer and Douglas has fantastic memories. I love it! Addie

well here i am in the n ga mountains for the summer in our RV. i have not been able to send emails only receive and i feel so trapped. i am hoping that this flys........enjoying all the interaction

Paul: I think I ate at Coccia House in Wooster and consumed vast quantities of pizza. As I recall, it was really good pizza. I had forgotten the name of the place until you reminded me of it.

I have to disagree on this one. Cocia House (spelling?) in Wooster was and is our favorite. We still have is sent UPS to NC for special occasions. Paul

We used to go to Akron after football and basketball games to Luigi's Pizza on South Main Street. That was the best pizza in the area. My niece from Ohio sent me some Luigi's pizza a couple of years

Gwen: Your'e right. His last name was Zimmerman. I think his first name was Eldridge. Thanks for your instant recall. The Weaselmeister In dalton59@..., Gwen Meier <gwenmeier@...>

Thanks Gwen,? glad to know I'm not talking to myself, again. Lanny

Yes, they are.?? I have really enjoyed your e-mails, Lanny. Gwen

If I remember right, the teacher who taught Algebra (or Geometry) was a Mr. Zimmerman (his first name was Eldridge or Elbridge).??? He was a character.???? I wonder where he is

Weaselmeister, Maybe you can help me, seeing I know about as much of computers as I do with car mechanics.? When I am sending these emails to you, or another party, are they being copied by all on

I remember a personal trauma, sometime in elementary prior to 1952 at Dalton.? The teacher caught me making faces in class to someone.? She not only made me stand in the hallway between classes and

I have two, like you the typing has been the most valuable.? Believe it or not, my favorite class was english with I. Glen Berg.? I latched onto, literature and mythology and excelled.? That

Yes I do, my Jeep radio is glued to that station. Lanny

I've been thinking about DHS most useful courses. Mine is Mrs. Eshleman's typing class with the old klutzy typewriters and that ticking metronome. She would speed up that metronome to super sonic

Typo below: Should be Norm N. Nite--not Nom N. Nite In dalton59@..., "jhdouglas59" <jhdouglas59@...> wrote: Saturdays Cleveland channel

Here's some gruesome trivia from the 50's: On April 10, 1958 Chuck Willis died from a bleeding ulcer shortly after his hit "What Am I Living For". Another 50's legend dies a tragic death. The

Does anyone remember the first grade Rhythm Band? I just recall that I was forever traumatized by my experience. All the kids with talent got to play some groovy instruments like tambourines, drums,

Lanny: Do you ever listen to Nom N. Nite (deejay) on Sirius 05 on Saturdays and Sundays at 3 PM CDT for the Remember Then Hour from the Cleveland Rock Hall of Fame where he plays song from a

Ah yes, also the Everly Brothers.? I also listen to Sirius channel 5 all the oldies. Lanny