Biology Reunion - Part Two

We arrived around 4 P.M. at the Cranberry Mountain Lodge. The clouds were forming around us. The mist always gives mountains a very special mystical quality. Loretta Gartman, who organized our reunion, is shown here ready to cook. Ann Gordon is at the sink preparing the yummy appetizers.

























Loretta's husband, Don, was in charge of fixing the gourmet hot dogs and hamburgers. Terry Harris is helping Don organize the buns.


































Wanda and Larry Parsons along with Terry review our old school yearbooks. The Parsons live in Mason County and Terry in a Calhoun County resident. None of us has changed much since we graduated from college!




















The honored guests of this reunion were Bob and Ann Gordon. Bob retired from West Liberty State College after 30 plus years of teaching biological science. He and Ann bought a recreational vehicle and plan to do traveling. Here I am with Bob. (OK- Mr. Gordon! Who would have thought back in the 1960's that I would refer to this special teacher as Bob?)

Wonder what my wife is sharing with Sir Gordon? Could it be photos of grandkids?

















The award for the longest distance traveled goes to Judy Taylor. She lives in the Pacific Northwest in Washington State.























On the left are Robert and Freda Jackson. They live in Pocahontas County. Robert taught school and now works for the Monongahelia National Forest. Beside the Jacksons are Elliot Workman, who lives in Delaware, and Linda Bush, who is a Jackson Countian.




















Here is our good friend Carolyn Kelly. Carolyn and I had many biology classes together.




















It was a great reunion! We have to leave Cranberry Mountain with this romantic couple, Dan and Judy (Pix) Schuda. As soon as we entered the Schuda's abode in Seebert, we all were off to bed.