March 02, 2023
Hi Everyone~~
Our March came in like a lamb, so probably going to go out like a lion. Don't look forward to that. As I stated in last months News & Notes we got our first great grandson. He came early on the 1st instead of the scheduled 14th but that is OK. We have gotten to enjoy him some extra weeks. His name is Kairo Makai Moore and of course the most adorable of babies. lol Best Valentines Day present.
Those of you around Chase or have visited the high school might have noticed the Felix head that was made by an alumni member has returned to the high school. He has resided in my garage for several years now and Sarah Staten the Chase athletic director wanted to use him for the homecoming game so back to Chase he went and will stay there for now.
This bears repeating again so here it is----Your committee will meet on March 25, 2023 to mail out the March 2023 Newsletters. Once again if you graduated later than 2001, make sure Tammy Kizzar has your email address so it can get it sent that way. From 1949-2001 yours will still be snail mailed so make sure if you have changed your address since March 2022 then you need to let me know. With the rising price of stamps we want to limit the number of returns. And of course there will be some copies available in some of the Chase businesses after the others have been mailed out. I will be making the address labels a week or so ahead of the meeting so plz get them to me as soon as possible. Thank you to the ones that have done so.
Stay happy, stay healthy and above all, show the love and have fun.
Until next time--
Sherry Bliss Cole, Class of 1964
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NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING:
March 25, 2023
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Thank you to Shelley White, secretary of the High School for the donation of 6 yearbooks we were in need of for the cabinet in the High School. Four more and I think we will have every yearbook from the year 1941 down that there was a yearbook. We even have 1925 year.
Thank you for the donation of the 1971 yearbook!
We would like to thank Gerald Fiedler and Kay Kopfman Thrall for donating yearbooks at the 2017 All School Reunion. We would like to thank Betty Browning Fulton, Class of 1944 for donating a 1941 yearbook to the alumni.
We thank Rhonda Clayton David for donating her yearbooks to the Association. The ones that were needed will be put in the cabinet at the High School for all to enjoy.
Thank you, Betty Browning Fulton - 1944 for letting us know there were no yearbooks in the years 1942, 1943 & 1944 due to the war.
We are in need of some yearbooks
to fill in some empty spaces in our cabinets at the school. These are on display
for all to see so if you have an extra one or just want to donate yours to the
Alumni we would be grateful. If you want to donate any of the following years,
contact Sherry Cole.
1945, 1946, 1951..
Just a note to that, if you have any of your yearbooks of any year, please don't throw them away, we take them as well. We also have yearbooks on hand to sell if you are needing one. The list of what we have is on the Kats Kraft Shoppe page. Thank you.
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FROM PAST UPDATES: February 01, 2023 Hi Everyone~~ Happy Valentines Day month. My best valentines gift will be welcoming our first great grandbaby. Hope you feel the love this month from friends and family. We were saddened last month with the passing of longtime Alumni Committee member Roberta Halfast Allen. She was a vital part of our Chase family and she will be missed greatly. Your committee will meet on March 2023 to mail out the March 2023 Newsletters. Once again if you graduated later than 2001, make sure Tammy Kizzar has your email address so it can get sent that way. From 1949-2001 yours will still be snail mailed so make sure if you have changed your address since March 2022 then you need to let us know. With the rising price of stamps we want to limit the number of returns. And of course there will be some copies available in some of the Chase businesses after the others have been mailed out. Stay happy, stay healthy and above all, show the love and have fun. Until next time-- Sherry Bliss Cole, Class of 1964 |
