Monday, November 30, 2009

Roosevelt class of 72


Craig Price November 26 at 7:28pm
Hi Carl, saw your post on Jim Crozier's page and thought I'd drop you a line. Craig Price, priceca53@gmail.com Retiring from 31 years at Boeing as of Dec 23 to show people how to live a healthier lifestyle and earn a good income part time from home.

Roosevelt class of 72


Hi Carl! from Rita "Circenis" Rubenis

A while ago you posted something to our class that you needed info on us. My maiden name is Circenis. I am a dental hygienist working in south Everett. E-mail address: rrubenis@yahoo.com.

Roosevelt class of 72


Eileen Scott November 25 at 12:28pm "see her book below"
Yes, we live in Shoreline and I would love to sign a copy for you. Either you can let me order a copy and get it to you after I sign it or you can order a copy and I'll sign it at some future point. Thanks, Carl.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

The Roosevelt Jazz Band performing Duke Ellington & Billy Strayhorn's Jazz Nutcracker


TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE The Roosevelt Jazz Band performing Duke Ellington & Billy Strayhorn's Jazz Nutcracker Two Performances this year:Sat. Dec. 12th - 7:30pm Sun. Dec. 13th - 2 pm Roosevelt HS Performing Arts Theatre1410 NE 66th Street, Seattletickets: Adults...$15 Students and Seniors...$12Join us for a warm Seattle tradition! Go to school web-site on link on the right. On the school web-site clink on Jazz. I will be there on Sunday, please come by and say hello. Best wishes to all, Carl Brecht

Eileen Windsor Scott Roosevelt class of 72


Skip sent me this e-mail a few days ago,"Eileen has her book about her Dad's life during WWII listed on Lulu, which is
where I bought it. You can get a synopsis on
http://www.facebook.com/l/8fb68;Lulu.com
by simply searching for Eileen Scott. By the way, Eileen and David Scott have
been married since high school, I do not know how many other class mates
actually got married, but it would make for an interesting human interest piece.
It was good seeing you at the concert. Take care. Skip"

Sammy An Incidental Life of Fortunate Circumstances
By Eileen Windsor Scott
Sam's hilarious stories of growing up in WWII Kansas are now in written form so you, too, can take part in this amusing and thought-provoking American boy's life. Born during the Depression, Sammy comes of-age in post WWII America. Free to explore and test his limits, we follow the youngster from his earliest impressions to dating fiascos and his first car at fourteen. It's after the war when the GIs swamp the school system that Sammy really starts learning about life. Intrigued with survival, the teenager and his best friend drive into the Canadian wilderness to live off the land and by their wits. It becomes the adventure of his lifetime and a tale that is both uniquely his and universally every American boy's.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

James "Jim" Fuller Class 72


Good day to all.
I servied 5 years in the Airforce and 15 in the Navy. Mcchord AFB, Altus AFB, USS Forrestal, NAS Moffit Field, USS Nimitz, NAS Fallon and the USS Constellation.