Classmates

Bill Tascarella

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Richard Taylor

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Marital status: Married
Comment: RICHARD TAYLOR passed away in 2018 (See Tab on this website-Classmates-Memoriam) RIP Richard
Mobile/Cell Phone: 703-491-8337

Rab (James) Terry

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Marital status: Married
Occupation: art
Comment:

The photos? I wasn't really into the graduation thing. These guys offered to fill in for me for the obligatory photo. It may be the only photo I have from Upper Dublin.  
Mobile/Cell Phone: 4158469274

Peggy Tomarelli (Thompson)

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Marital status: Married
Children: 1
Occupation: Financial Officer

Mark Valentine

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Marital status: Married
Children: 2
Occupation: almost retired
Comment: Good to read whats going on with everyone. Happy in Michigan with two great kids and the greatest wife. Still playing hockey, hunting, fishing and looking forward to retirement.

Ann Valentine (MacKinlay)

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Marital status: Married
Children: 2
Occupation: Medical Technologist
Comment: Married to my best friend from high school for 29 years. We have two daughters in whom we delight, Kate (23) and Grace (20). I have lived in Michigan (Ann Arbor area) since we got married. We enjoy the outdoors and plan to spend this summer in Alaska! This opportunity to catch up with so many people from the past - virtually- is just wonderful. Thanks Hope, Bev and Seth for all your work.

Patricia Veit

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Occupation: Invisible Fence Dealer
Comment: Coming soon...

Stuart Visnov

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Comment: Coming soon...

Bill Wachmer

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Marital status: Single
Occupation: Engineering Drafter
Comment:

Bill Wachmer


2 South 7th Street  Apt 7


Perkasie, PA  18944


wc746@aol.com


215 257 7520


 


11:00PM Saturday Evening, March 28th, 2009, 
Perkasie, PA (upper Bucks County):


(“Earth Hour” – Lights Out around the world)



I am currently working for a large steel reinforcing firm in Allentown, PA - and detailing a section of wall for the World Trade Center Memorial in New York. Drafting was my favorite and most comfortable class in High School. Nevertheless, my real passion has been the Humanities, which I've been studying since around 1980. My goal had always been to experience and learn as much as possible.
    In March of 1974 I entered the United States Marine Corps, which was like being on a chain gang (OO-rah!); I had the good sense to enlist as a Reserve. After two years of that I entered the active duty Air Force and served in California and England as a hospital medic, and partied a great deal off-duty around Los Angeles and then Cambridge and London.


    After being discharged from the Air Force I moved to San Francisco. I was accepted at SF State in 1982. I worked on a Psychiatry ward at the VA Hospital. I did "The est Training" with Werner Erhardt. I visited and lived in Victorian gingerbread flats with various friends in and around Haight-Ashbury, and studied cultural history and criticism. I saw the 49ers parade down Broadway. Summer evenings I drove taxicab. I finally graduated with a BA in History in 1989.


    In March of 1989 I returned home and worked odd jobs for several years. I worked at Ford Electronics 1994-95. In 1996 I retrained in Architectural Drafting. I had lived in Oreland and North Wales. Since 1997 I gained proficiency in drafting, AutoCAD and Windows. And during all of this time I continued studying cultural history and the humanities. I had been living in outer Montco.


    I have remained single all my life – so far.


    I moved here in Nov. 2007. I would like to do tutoring/mentoring for college students, and eventually do Literature or the Humanities in college full time…. 
    I learned over the years to trust my intuitions....


 


I need to do some photographs for eHarmony.com.... 

P.S. - I was saddened to learn of the passing of so many of our classmates.


 


Bill Wachmer

Garry Wall

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