Pius X High School Class of 65

Who’s Coming to Our Next BBQ?

Warrior — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 00:53:09 +0000

ATTENDEES FOR THE PIUS X CLASS OF 65
ANNUAL BAKERSFIELD BBQ AT SAN CLEMENTE

Joe & Nikki Meckes Chiasson
Bette Schleich Sharp
Bill Pozzzi
Cheryl Beveridge Clarke
Corky Prazenica
Dave Miller
Diana Sullivan Schmidlin
Dianne Hoffman
Don Bonnar
Ed Van Lierop
Eva Mae Connell
Frank & Gale Quick Robitaille
Fred Fluggleman
Gwen Dennis Bryant
Jack Williams
Janet Weiland Gyerman
Janey Bilotta Link
Joan Lovoy Klein
Kathy Hawkins Donahue
Kathy Minnick Rossi
Kathi Gildea Budds
Kathy Roth Wolfe
Linda Atfield Callon
Linda LeClair Grey
Linda Mcfarland Mehlbrech
Mary Rauterkus Jacobsen
Peggy Horany Miller
Rich & Theresa Regner Becker
Rick and Sue Palardy Egan
Rick Sanchez
Robin Meckes Ricketts
Roxanne Ortiz Brown
Susie LeClair Neely
Terri Mcelroy Bauer
Terry Bradfield Bilotta
Tony Sanchez
Valeen Szabo
Yoli Gallegos Henady

Current Total = 47

Our Next BBQ

Warrior — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 20:17:56 +0000

The 11 Annual Pius X Class of ‘65 Bakersfield BBQ will be Saturday August 3, 2013 at the SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA ANNEX . The reunion will be at: Peggy Horany Miller’s House 1326 Calle Emilia San Clemente, CA 92673 Please … Continue reading →

Dress Code

Jim — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 02:45:42 +0000

I found this while going thru some old papers. I wonder what the girls had to follow?!

The Day the Earth Stood Still

Warrior — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 18:25:00 +0000

I remember the day that the president was shot. Father Kramer, our principal at the time, announced on the PA System: “We have just received word that our president has been shot.” I remember a sudden gasp from the room. Sister John Mary brought her hand to her face. For the first time that morning, the class became quiet. A few minutes later, our principal was on the PA again: “Our president is dead!” More gasps and now there was a sudden stillness. In not too long we had our lunch period. Words were exchanged, but there was a reverence for our president that made us speak softly. There was no yelling or running from place to place. A solemnity came over us that was very unusual for high school students on their lunch break. I remember talking to Joe Cole. There was little to say.

I often wonder why we became so quiet. Were we finally old enough to understand the significance of what had happened? Or did we simply feel that there was something incredibly wrong with the idea of someone shooting our young and popular president?

This looks GREAT!!

zmeflyhi — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 22:49:59 +0000

Just a few words to say about the great new web site that Phil Magallenes has developed. His enthusiasm is catching and we (on the team) greatly appreciate his time and effort. Hope you all agree! Please, let us know if we missed anything. Please send in your “Where are we now” contributions. I know I am interested in all of you.
Dianne Hoffman

Sister John Mary’s Chemistry Lab

Warrior — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 19:48:16 +0000

One day in lab we were using Bunsen Burners to heat a solution. Sister John Mary patiently showed us how to attach the rubber hose to the gas outlet, adjust the burner valve, turn on the gas and then light it with one of those flint starters. I had just got mine started when one of my fellow classmates, not to be named, but I think his initials were JW, decided to light the gas at the gas outlet. He was successful. A blast of fire shot out in an L-shaped plume that scared everyone half to death including Sister John Mary. I could feel the heat coming from the flame. Our teacher quickly turned off the gas. I don’t remember the rest of the experiment.