Reflections on the Way We Were: Childress High School Class of 1963

As we reach certain points in our lives, we often find comfort in reaching out to people who can relate to experiences that we have had or are having and to those who share our memories of a particular time in our life. Forty-five years have passed since we shared the stage in the old Childress High School auditorium and became the recently graduated Class of 1963. Let's spend some time getting re-acquainted reflecting on the way we were and the way we are today......

Announcing a new Facebook Group and a new Blog

We have created a new Facebook Group called

The Childress (Texas) High School Classes of 1960-1966

Created for anyone from the Childress (Texas) High School classes of 1960-1966 who is looking to reconnect or connect with former friends and classmates.

If you are currently a member of Facebook or if you are planning to become a member of Facebook, we invite you to join the group. Contact either Nicki or Jennifer for information.

You are also invited to visit our new blog, Voices From the Class of '63,

Thursday, February 7, 2008

Our Favorite Storyteller and Cartoonist, Mike Spradley

Mike Spradley has been a very entertaining contributor for our blog for some time now. We all look forward to hearing from him. His blogged stories are well worth reading

Learnin' Golf ... Countin' Strokes ... and Willie'...

Mike Spradley: Cheerleader ... I Thought You Wanted to be a Lumberjack!!!

Mike Spradley: The Great Watergun Massacre ....

In addition he has made some priceless comments on several of the posts.

Mike and his granddaughter, Taylor, on the bow of a ferry boat in the North Sea, heading for Norway this

past summer.

Mike's Cartoons:

I have this recurring nightmare where we are all boiled alive and eaten by giants!!!!

This is another of Mike's famous "crayfish" cartoons, done for a client who went to the U of Florida, and the event was scheduled for March 15, hence the 'gator and the reference to Caesar. (See Mike's comment the response of Guinevere the Druid Goddess: Festivals ... Fire ..... )

Posted by Nicki Wilcoxson at 2:28 PM