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February 14, 2008

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Sheila Howard

Ray,
Would you care to talk about the TU-TCU game that year? When Texas was #1? And beat Baylor?
I remember it well...what a joy.
But I don't remember seeing your ride. Would have known it was you.

Ray Prichard

Sheila,

I remember the TCU - UT game of 1961 when Texas was unbeaten and the Longhorns were playing at home. The game was played in the freezing cold and there was ice an inch thick on those old wooden bleacher seats.

The first drive of the game, UT was in a scoring position and the scatterback, James Saxton was running around right end at about the 30 yard line of TCU when he was upended and while flying through the air, upside down, someone kneed him in the head, knocking him out cold.

After about five minutes he woke up and came back in for the next play but that hit took the starch out of the UT offense and they failed to score. I think the TCU quarterback was Buddy Iles and he lofted a pass into the end zone to his main receiver, whose name temporarily escapes me. TCU scored, but missed the point after. The final score was TCU 6 & UT 0. All the scoring took place in the first quarter, neither team could do anything the rest of the game.

For a post game post season review, that was the fourth game UT lost in two seasons, 60-61 and 61-62 season. In my four years at Texas, UT was 35 - 1 - 4 for regular seasons play. That same year UT played Alabama in the first ever Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston at Rice Stadium and tied them 3 - 3. Darrell Royal never lost a game to Bear Bryant

Sheila Howard

Ray,
Sorry, I did get the year wrong but I think it was a pass from Sonny Gibbs to Buddy Iles that put 6 on the board. We (TCU) probably lost big time to Texas in 1963 thereby creating a big hole in my memory.

Ed Davis

Ray, reading your account of your "Javelote" kind of confirms the suspicions that us Baylor Bears have about the UT folk - kind of weird but usually in a nice way. I graduated from Baylor in 1962 and Karla and I moved to Colorado that summer so we missed the game you referenced.

But, I did want to share some info about Don Trull that you talked about. He was a good friend of both Karla and me while at BU. He and I entered in the same year, were fellow math majors, and were both in Alpha Phi Omega. Karla and I were bereft of funds most of our stay in Waco. I worked in the library for $.50 an hour and we actually went all over campus at times collecting soft drink bottles and turning them in for the deposit to treat ourselves to pizza. Don somehow found out about this and would often treat us to pizza as I remember. So, he occupies a warm spot in our hearts for his generosity. He truly was a great guy, a great athlete, and obviously a man of great judgment because he selected you as his insurance go-to guy.

Thanks for bringing up the memory. I am glad our memory thing - I can't recall its name - still works. And, who are you again?

Mike Roberts

Hi Buffs! Ooops, I almost said "ole Buffs", but you're only as old as you feel. Sometimes with this warm weather and sunshine we're made to think of the beach or cutting the grass or, I know, taking the "Ole Betsy" out for a drive! I can still do most of those activities fairly well, but "Ole Betsy" needs some attention so I have to jump in my truck and run up to one of the "STREET MEETS" that the car clubs hold in various places around.

I thought I would set my feelers out and just see how many of my fellow Buffs were still in love with their "Ole Betsys" and actively persued the open road in them. I have taken note of some who partake in the two wheel excitement, and that is great, but are there any who might still maintain a desire for the '40's,'50's and '60's JALOPIES we once drove.

I would love to catch up with you at the next " Street Meet " in your area and even swap stories here on the BLOG. Just Fishing!

[So Mike, what is the make and model of your "Betsy"? KD]

Linda little Strickland

Mike,

Your remarks brought back memories of my first car, the old Ford station wagon, 1953 I think, I bought for seventy five dollars, think they called it a "woodie" due to the wood sides. My brother recently told me if I had it today would be worth alot of money.

Over the years if we kept a story on all our dogs and cats many of us could have written some great books.

Told Ann Beatty one of my love stories yesterday. Strange how these memories can creep into our mind and bring back pictures of plesant times when we were young, stress free, happy with experiencing life and waiting for the next adventure around the corner.

Retirement can again bring some of those experiences back because we have the time to meet new people and travel to new places.

Many of us young at heart Buffalos have to deal with health issues and focus on diet and exercise as a way of life. Strange in 1960 we never thought about those things. Youth puts it off but age lets us know.

Memories let us stop.......just a moment as we see pictures of your smiling faces standing beside your cars and we remember the way we were. We girls really thought you all were something.

No, Mike you will not read any of my love stories. Linda

Mike Roberts

Hi Linda, my Uncle had a ' 50 Ford 'WOODY". He was laid-off from Cameron Iron Works and took up TV repair to make ends meet. He bought the " WOODY " to haul the TV's in. I remember it well as I Helped him, occasionally, to load some of the bigger TV"s.

Yeah, those old "WOODIES" are like gold today. As to " Love Stories ", sounds like you must have kept a "DIARY" ! What could possibly be written in one of those things ?

Mike Roberts

Hi Karla, I currently have a '71 LWB Chevy " Cheyene 10 " pickup (GOLDIE). I drove her for a while to the "1960 Street Meet". There is just nothing like the smell of the old rods and the comeraderie of the guys who love them. It is just a togetherness like no other, with a simple purpose to " KEEP THE OLD (better) DAYS ALIVE. Now I've done it, I do not mean that these days are not just as great, and the kids nowadays have their favorite little "RICE BURNERS" and in days to come will hold them up then as we do ours now !

Go out and find a good car show/meet at a strip center near you and enjoy a " CHERRY COKE WITH COFFEE CREAM " soon.

Linda Little Strickland

Mike,

If you read my diary you would have to be killed. You would know far to much.

Wonder if other Buffalo Girls have a diary? Linda

Mike Roberts

Aha, the truth comes out about " DIARIES ",they are so secretive that they can only be shared with the most trusted of friends, who are apparently guilty of the same MISSDEEDS ( wrapping someones house ) as the diarist or is it just a girl thing ! I'll bet that revisited, some of those old entries are as vivid as when they were entered.

WOW, what a way to get a rush !

Linda Little Strickland

Mike and Karla,

You two keep the blog going. Wanted to hear some chatter from others.

Memories may be a good topic. Just as the smell of the old cars brought back memories to Mike, I have one from Deady. Not a time goes by that I smell hot rolls, I remember the school lunch room, second floor I think. The Jukebox was playing Earth Angel by The Platters, eating hot rolls, butter and apple jelly. Lovesick at the time...... symptoms of this illness was a pain in the heart and sadness. Didn't keep me from eating those rolls!

Mike, after mama snooped and read my dairy I didn't write in it anymore. So...... my memories will go with me when I am on the other side of the grass.

Memories are being made by the Shoot Out Buffalos wish I lived closer would join them. Recently joined the NRA and attended my first gun show yesterday, I am a people watcher so yesterday was an experience.

Happy trails. Linda

Mike Roberts

Hi Linda,

I also recently joined the NRA and they sent me a DVD " NEVER AGAIN " with my membership card. Did you get that DVD ? It was eye opening and EVERY RED BLOODED AMERICAN needs to see it.

I bought my first pistol at a GUN SHOW, an old used FRENCH POLICEMAN'S sidearm it was, 9mm. I liked the feel of it and it fit my hand perfectly. Boy, they have some beautiful old guns at those shows. Some are totally engraved with silver and gold inlays and prices like a FERRARI !

You mention the "Platters" and "Earth Angel", my pal Larry Bass sent me a url which took me to a utube site that had the original "Diamonds" doing "Little Darlin' ". WOW, talk about memories ! I spent about 3 hours at the site looking and listening to Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, The Righteous Brothers and a host of others , right there on the same site. I think I still have it, AHAA, here it is --

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmT1-jEmK74

Check it out and REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES ! !

Oh Karla, I hope it is alright to put a URL on the blog, if not edit it off and I will understand. Hey guys, let's have some fun !

[What a blast ! I hope it is OK to add a URL, too - there are many on the blog, most added by me. If anyone knows the "rules" about this, please let me know. KD]

John Echoff

OK, Linda you must be having a "Senior Moment" because "Earth Angel" was recorded by the PENGUINS, not THE PLATTERS! It is one of the true classics of early rock & roll, kinda like BILL HALEY'S "Rock Around the Clock". I really enjoy the memories stirred up by some of our bud's posted here. Mike talking about his truck, Linda and her "woody". Just think guys & gals, if we had kept all the cars, motorcycles and other stuff (baseball cards) that have become so valuable, we wouldn't have to work so hard.

I'm just as guilty as everyone else, traded, sold, swapped stuff, and gave some of it away through out the years. But, that's what makes us what we are, doesn't it!

Mike anytime you want to ride (motorcycles) or cruise (street rods) just give me a shout and we'll meet up somewhere. My '47 Willys-Overland Jeepster Convertible (it's red-of course) is just about ready to cruise-just needs a starter installed, windshield wipers, and to be registered in Texas. I might be able to locate a photo and post it later. Meanwhile, all you other Buff's need to contribute your two cents worth...

Linda Little Strickland

Hi John,

I received the upchucky.com Jukebox music from Ann and the 1955 year had The Platters listed as singers. Sounded like the version on the Jukebox in the Deady Jr. High lunch room. Maybe Kay Lawrence would remember. Kay was kind, quiet, and very pretty. Probably a card around her friends.

Someone snitched on me for smoking on the bus. Called to the office and was confronted by Mr. Lawrence, Kays' dad, one of the principals at Deady . He told me I had to tell my parents. Sweated that one, I hem and hawed around until when I told my mother she said, "Is that all?" with relief in her voice. Stop smoking at age twenty-one and to this day my older son tells me my smoking is the cause of his allergies. I would encourage anyone to quit smoking.

John, guess all the talk about guns reminded me about smoking guns. Got to get my permit haven't started packing.........yet.

Linda


Sonny Jones

Linda,
I'm afraid that John E. wins the "all expenses paid weekend" in beautiful downtown Beaumont at the exclusive, always fun and recently remodeled Motel 6. It was indeed the Penguins that recorded "Earth Angel". I too remember well that old jukebox in the cafeteria at Deady. The Platters, I'm sure were on it. Around that timeframe, it would most likely have been "The Great Pretender", My Prayer,or My Dream. Of course, they had many later hits, but those were their early ones. Tony Williams was the lead singer with the beautiful tenor voice that gave chills to listeners and dancers in one of our most influential periods. I never verified it, but I've heard over the years several different times, that when he died, he was working in a bus station in New Orleans......I'll research that for us. It was pretty common knowledge that those early doo-wop groups got severely hosed by the record companies. The Platters were one of them.

Oddly enough, I too remember a particular song that played almost everyday on the jukebox. It was "Blue Velvet" by the original group long before Bobby Vinton's hit. I'm blank right now, but I want to say it was by "The Dells". I will also solve that puzzle....if anyone knows whether that's correct or not, please "weigh in". I'm usually pretty good at the musical trivia thing, but I'm content remembering what I ate for lunch these days. So good to chat with my old buddies!
Sonny

Sheila Steele Howard

Sonny, I bet everyone hurried to "Google" "Blue Velvet" as I did since I really loved that song too. It was written by Bernie Wayne and Lee Morris. Recordings were done by
Tony Bennet 1951
The Moonglows 1955
Bobby Vinton 1963
I take no credit for knowing any of this information. Sheila

Sonny Jones

Sheila, You always were one of the most patient souls I ever knew. Thank you for the info. It was of course "the Moonglows" that were on the Deady juke box. I thought it was the "Dells". I had that same kind of absolute insight all the way through school. I remember sitting in the cafeteria mesmerized by those great doowop groups. I was so glad to see "Your Hit Parade" hit the highway.....it was time! There were so many really "standout" groups from '55 to '60 when we graduated.

Remember the Clovers, the Drifters, the 5 Satins, the Crests, the Flamingos, the Cadillacs, the Del Vikings....on and on they went with the greatest music any bunch of kids ever got to dance and "make out" to!! Funny thing is, I really loved the Moonglows....don't have a clue why I'd forget about them....let's see now,...what were we talking about?

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THE SHOOTOUT: Part Deaux (June 2009)

  • Ga - A Happy Bunch of Buffalo
    June 6, 2009 - Eight Milby Buffs and their spouses gathered at the home of Larry and Charlene Smith for a little target practice and a lot of eating and visiting. A great time was had by all!!! Click on title or thumbnails to view and read more.

Charleen's Beautiful Crazy Quilt (June 2009)

  • B - And Then the Quilts Came Out
    One of the REAL treats at "The SHOOTOUT, Part Deaux" was the viewing of Charleen's quilts. Click thumbnail or title to see photos. Once inside be sure to read the captions.

Echoffs in Colorado

  • C) Crossing the Continental Divide
    John and Linn Echoff recently had an exciting expedition northward into Colorado. Click on title or thumbnail to read the narrative and view the sights they saw.

Wilson's 50th Anniversary

  • A) Laura and Loyd in 1960
    Laura (Striegler) and Loyd Wilson recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Click on titles or thumbnails to view photos and read the narrative.

Ladies Luncheon July 27, 2010

  • A) The Gathering at the Black Lab
    Once again the invitation went out - and was answered by 17 of our classmates. Click on the title or thumbnail to view photos and read the captions.

Barker/Davis Reunion, 7/26/2010

  • A) Ed, Karla, Cathie, and Thurburn
    Enroute from their home in North Carolina to a conference in Colorado, Thurburn and Cathie Barker stop for a visit with Ed and Karla Davis in Waco, Texas. Click on title or thumbnail to view photos and read narrative of this reunion.

Charles and Dolly in Hawaii, May 2010

  • B) The Oahu Beaches
    Charles Crider wrote, "In mid-May, we departed Houston and flew to Honolulu for a duel celebration of Dolly’s birthday and our 45th anniversary." Click on the title or thumbnail to see enlarged photos and read the captions.

John Echoff's Retirement Celebration

  • B) The Echoffs - Looking Mighty Happy!
    May 15, 2010 was the date for a grand retirement celebration for John Echoff. Click on titles or photos to enlarge the photos and read the captions.

Ladies' Luncheon Held May 13, 2010

  • A) Millby Girls Gathered May 13
    Jody Bugg orchestrated the May 13, 2010 luncheon and wrote: “We had 19 attend the luncheon today. We had a great time.” Click on thumbnails or titles to enlarge the photos and read the captions - more narrative to follow.

50th Reunion Friday Night "Meet and Greet"

  • G) Milby 50th Reunion Friday Night 016
    Here are the First Photos of the Milby 1960 50th Reunion - much more to come, including captions!!! Click on photos to open and enlarge.

50th Reunion Saturday Lunch

  • Milby 50th Reunion Saturday Lunch  064
    The threat of inclement weather dictated a change of venue. However, that did not in any way change our enjoyment of the company. Click on photos to open and enlarge. (Captions will follow)

50th Reunion Saturday Night Dinner and Dance

  • Milby 50th Reunion Dinner Dance
    Glamorous duds and a four course meal were advertised for the Saturday evening gala, but laughter and love were the main attractions. Click on photos to open and view. (captions will follow)

50th Reunion Sunday Morning Brunch

  • Milby 50th Reunion Sunday Brunch 142
    It was difficult to say farewell on Sunday morning, but already there was talk of "the next time we get together..." Click on thumbnails to enlarge photos. (captions will follow)

Criders' Albino Bluebonnets

  • D) Rare Occurence
    Charles and Dolly Crider enjoy the flora near their Marble Falls cabin. Click on thumbnails to read captions and view enlarged photos of rare albino bluebonnets.

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Brenda Burnett's Elementary Photos

  • 7) Bob Neal - Park Place Elementary 1950
    Brenda Collins Burnett has sent the photos from her elementary years. She started school at Park Place Elementary (2 years) and finished at Southmayd Elementary. Can you find yourself in any of these photos? Perhaps you can help her fill in the gaps on her identification. Post your info via a comment under the post "Photo Albums". Now click on this thumbnail to open the album. and then click on each thumbnail inside to see the enlarged photos and descriptions.

The Kids in Our Lives

  • 1A) Charlene Hickman Family
    We all have them - whether sons and daughters, grandkids (or great grandkids), nieces and nephews, or the kids next door. And we all love them - especially when they are being their best selves and looking adorable. So how about sending some photos of the kids in your life!?!?! (Click on each photo to open.)

Reunion Planning Committee

  • EA) A Quorum Assembled
    Click on thumbnails or titles to see photos from recent gatherings of the Milby 1960 Reunion Planning Committee. To return to the main post, click on the phrase "milby1960.typepad.com" at the top left of this album.

Beverly's Valentine's Day Concert (2010)

  • B) Milbyites in Attendance
    Beverly Frankinson Allison invited us all to attend her Amadeus Woodwind Quintet concert on Feb. 14. Click on thumbnails or titles to see photos of the event.

Feb First Lunch Bunch 2010

  • Conclusion
    Jody Bugg invited the Ladies of the Milby Class of 1960 to meet for lunch on Monday, February 1. Click on titles or thumbnails to see the photos of this occasion and read the narrative.

Milby Class of '59 Reunion

  • Zc
    October 16-18, 2009 was the weekend for the 50th Reunion of the Milby Class of 1959. These guys were our heroes - the "older" classes always are! Click on titles or thumbnail to see photos of that great group of Buffalo.

Current Photos of 1960 Milby Grads - Photo Album

  • Ac) Alton Couvillon
    Current photos of Milby grads and their friends and families (especially grandkids and great grandkids and/or other 2nd and 3rd generation youngsters). Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images. Send your photos and narrative to your blogmeister. ([email protected])

Milby's Jim Post in Concert, November 2009

  • S - Jim and Karla
    Going back in time to make a new set of memories, Ed and Karla joined Randy and Jeanine on a pleasant 2 hour drive in the country to the sleepy little town of Crockett. Click thumbnails or titles to see the photos and read the narrative.

John, Larry & Charles ~ Just Hanging Out, Oct 2009

  • F - Tasha
    Three Buffs and their brides had a great time hanging out at a campground "somewhere in East Texas". Click on titles or thumbnails to view and read.

Charlotte's Wedding Album (Oct. 2009)

  • J - God's Plans
    Remember the lovely Cinderella Story Charlotte shared with us a while back? Well, here's the beginning of the next chapter - HER Wedding!!!. Click on the titles or thumbnails for a larger view and narrative.

Sonny Jones & "American Boogie" ~ June 2009

  • D) The Pastels circa 1960
    A group of Milby Buffs gathered in Kemah to enjoy Sonny Jones and the band "American Boogie" perform. Click on titles or thumbnails to view photos and read captions. June 27, 2009

Karla's African Adventure in the 60's

  • Sb) Shopping with Masai Along the Road
    Check out the adventurous life Karla and Ed Davis lived in Africa in the 60's. Made memories to last a lifetime! Click on titles or thumbnails to enlarge photos and read captions.

Kemah and Galveston After Ike, March '09

  • Zm) An Encouraging Symbol
    While there is still much devastation, and much more work to be done, the rebuilding efforts along the Gulf Coast are in full swing. Click on title or thumbnail to see photos and read narrative of the trip Karla and Ed Davis took to that area during Spring Break.

What I Did This Summer ~ 2009

  • Z) Charlotte, Bo, and Gladys at a Luau
    Do you remember this favorite topic teachers assigned for a first writing project when school started each fall? Let's revisit it through our classmates' photos and captions. Click photos to open/enlarge and to read narrative.

Holiday Gatherings, 2008

  • (Od) Icicles
    Click on each title or thumbnail to enter the album and see enlarged views. Then send us some photos of your Holiday Gatherings (folks and activities) so we can e-congregate with you! (send to Karla as e-mail attachments).

Favorite Fall Photos 2008

  • (Ace) - Sunrise in Marble Falls
    Click on titles or thumbnails to view enlarged images and read captions for these often gorgeous, sometimes humorous, and usually informative Favorite Fall Photos submitted by our classmates.

Bikers and Babes (2008)

  • B - Bikers and Babes
    Enjoy this report of a party hosted by Charlotte Vann Casselberry. Click on titles or thumbnails to view enlarged images.

Hurricane Ike Scenes

  • A - Kemah after Ike
    Click on the titles or thumbnails to show enlarged views of these photos of the aftermath of Hurricane Ike. September 13th, 2008

Sheila's Flora and Fauna ~ 2007

  • E - Honey Bees and Bumble Bees
    Click on titles or thumbnails to enlarge photos and read comments about "the animals that visit us at our place in the country".

Larry's Nightly Visitors, '08 & '09

  • H - The Whole Gang Came Along
    Click on titles or thumbnails to enlarge photos and read comments about the Raccoons in Larry's world.

Larry's Incredible Century Plant, Spring 2009

  • N - All But the Top Four in Bloom - June 28, 09
    Throughout the Spring and into the Summer we have watched as Larry Smith's Century plant "does its thing"! Click on thumbnails or titles to see this incredible sight. Read captions for details.

Destination Kenney (AKA Sheila's TAG SALE) 2008

  • G - A Gathering of the Herd
    The idea is conceived, the adventure ensues, the saga unfolds... On 5/9/2008, Sheila Steele Howard sent an e-mail to this blogmeister, inquiring about the possibility of advertising a TAG SALE that was to be held in the Ag Hall in Kenney, Texas on June 6 & 7. Click on this title or image to view more on this topic. Then click on the thumbnail of each photo to view the enlarged picture.

On the Road with John and Linn, June 2008

  • A - John and Linn, "Partners" on the Road
    John and Linn Echoff recently returned from a 3492 mile road trip, taking time to “smell the roses” throughout the heartland of America. Click on this title or image to view some of the sights they saw and to read John’s narrative. Then click on the thumbnail of each photo to view the enlarged picture.

Travel with Gladys

  • O - Versailles
    "Bo and I have been blessed to travel to a lot of different countries over the last 17 years. What a joy to see so many of the beautiful places in this world." Click on this title to see the places in the world that Gladys Payne Bohac has been privileged to visit. Once inside the album, click on each thumbnail for an enlarged view and the accompanying narrative.

"Holiday Expressions", Charlotte and Gladys (2007)

  • "Razzle Dazzle Red"
    Charlotte Vann Casselberry Dew and Gladys Payne Bohac create beautiful Christmas decorations and gifts and sell them through their business, "Holiday Expressions". Click on the title or thumbnail to open the album. Once in, click on each thumbnail to see an enlarged view of some of their creations and to read other information about their business.

Karla's Projects

  • AD - Kaleidoscope of Ryan
    My sense of personal fulfillment seems to be somewhat dependent on having a creative project in progress. My projects seldom conform to anything seen in hobby shops or magazines. They are, however, creative, and they are all mine! Double click on this title to open. Inside, double click on any thumbnail to see an enlarged image and read about the project. (Then - as always - send me your stuff so I can create a project photo album on the blog for YOU!)

Ken Corey - Our Man in Macedonia, 2008

  • 01 - Ken Corey on the "Boardwalk" in Macedonia
    Ken Corey and his wife Carole spent a few years in the beautiful city of Skopje, Macedonia while Ken managed a building project. Let's view this part of the world through their eyes and experiences! To open this album, click on the title or the photo. Once inside, be sure to click on thumbnails to view larger images and read narrative.

Paul Schrader's Gorilla Trek, July 2007

  • A Bit of Paul's Bio
    Paul Schrader and his wife, Carolyn, recently (July 2007) returned from a trip to Africa during which they were privileged to engage in a trek to view the mountain gorillas of Uganda . Click on this album title to view the pictures and read Paul's commentary. When viewing the photos, click on the thumbnails for an enlarged image.

Christmas 2007 Photo Album

  • P - Larry Smith Family, Christmas 2007
    Let's share the photos that we took at Thanksgiving or over the Christmas Holidays this year (2007). Click on this title or thumbnail to open this album. Then, as you look at each image, double click on the thumbnail for an enlarged view.

Elementary Class Photos

  • Immaculate Conception Catholic School
    These will take you WAY BACK! Here are photos from our elementary school classes. (Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images.) If you can supply more info or other photos, contact your blogmeister. ([email protected])

Photos from Deady Junior High

  • Deady Band - Our 8th Grade Year
    For most of us, this age was pretty awkward as we were continually changing in every way. But it was an exciting time too, as we met and made new friends from the other elementary schools that fed into Deady. See if you recognize the Milby 1960 graduates among these smiling faces. (Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images.) Submit other photos or information to your blogmeister. [email protected]

Various Milby Era Photos (1957-60)

  • Austin 1961
    Our Milby Buffalo yearbooks contain many photographs that serve as the basis for memories of our days at Milby. Some of us have other photos of various activities and events during the years we were in high school that were not in the Buffalo. This album contains photos that fit in that category. (Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images.) Send your photos and info to your blogmeister. [email protected]

1958 Carats Program

  • '58 Carats Program Cover
    We all have memories of various plays and programs participated in or attended during our high school days. Here are some photos of the 1958 Carats Program to embellish those memories. (Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images.)

1959 Carats Program

  • '59 Carats Cover
    We all have memories of various plays and programs participated in or attended during our high school days. Here are some photos of the 1959 Carats Program to embellish those memories. (Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images.)

1960 Carats Program

  • '60 Carats Show Cover
    We all have memories of various plays and programs participated in or attended during our high school days. Here are some photos of the 1960 Carats Program to embellish those memories. (Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images.)

Milby Kaleidoscope Programs

  • Kaleidoscope Stars, 1959
    We all have memories of various plays and programs participated in or attended during our high school days. Here are some photos from the Plainsman produced Kaleidoscope Program to embellish those memories. (Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images.) Please send any related photos that you have to add to this collection. [email protected]

Milby Drama Department Productions

  • "The Good Hope", Stage 59
    We all have memories of various plays and programs participated in or attended during our high school days. Here are some photos from various productions and activities related to the Milby Drama Department to embellish those memories. (Click on album title to open. Once inside the album, click on individual thumbnails to view larger images.) Please send any related photos that you have to add to this collection. [email protected]
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