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04/30/08 - NNHS Newsletter -
All
My Tomorrows
“Are you upset, little friend? Have you been lying awake
worrying? Well, don't worry...I'm here. The flood waters
will recede, the famine will end, the sun will shine tomorrow,
and I will always be here to take care of you.”
-
Charlie Brown to Snoopy (Charles
M. Schulz)
(26 Nov 1922 - 12 Feb 2000) |
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Dear
Friends and Schoolmates,
Today's theme is
not my fault, really it isn't. I had two or three other perfectly good ideas in
mind which fell through for one reason or another. And then suddenly - there was
Frank again, singing this song to me. I had nothing to do with it. I
wasn't even in my Magic Shower at the time. Who knows why he does these
things?
BONUS -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DpnKLlph4k&feature=related
- Frank Sinatra (no video)
NEWBIES:
1. Nancy Lewis Crawford (_____ HS - '66)
of VA - 04/29/08:
From Bill Black ('66) of GA - 04/29/08, 9:02
PM - "My Little Play":
Well, as much as I missed seeing
some faces, and as great as it was meeting
Dave Spriggs ('64 - of VA)
and seeing some of the guys again, my night was infinitely brighter for
seeing my girlfriend from
Stonewall Jackson days,
Nancy Carmen
Lewis. Thanks,
Richie Allen ('66 - of
VA), for tracking her down.
And meeting her husband, Carl.
Please add Nancy to the newsletter mailing
list. Crawford, Nancy Lewis
Maybe her husband, Carl will know
some people, too.
And thanks, Carol and
Dee (Hodges Bartram - '66 - of VA), for everything you did for
me. I'm doing some re-writes, and there might be another reading in Norfolk
later this summer / fall. We'll see what happens next... Knowing about
Susan Sandler's ('66 - of NYC) success, I thought this was all gonna be a
piece of cake!
I mean, we went to the same school didn't we? Took the same drama classes,
didn't we?
What's that sound?
Miss Crane spinning in her grave?
Bill
WILD GIGGLES!!! Thanks so much, Bill!
I'm still crushed that I couldn't be there myself, but I'm
glad it turned out so well in so many ways! I've added your comment to your
page:
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/SITE-MAP.html
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/04-26-08-Well-I-Guess-Im-Back.html
A little background HOMEWORK concerning Susan:
http://www.epinions.com/content_421875912324?linkin_id=8003929
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094921/
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0762000/
http://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsS/SandlerSusan.htm
http://www.niadmanagement.com/literary/ssandler.htm
http://www.playbill.com/news/article/97411.html
http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&id=guxCOmXDZRAC&dq=Susan+Sandler&printsec=
frontcover&source=web&ots=hhzpZat76E&sig=3VY6pkFmtpSNf22CJ0ps3Lpg6TE#PPA11,M1
2.
Linda Daniel Pape ('70) of VA - 04/30/08 - "
NNHS
Mailing List":
Yes, I would like to sign up for email alerts regarding NNHS classmates. Thank
you for doing this.
Many thanks,
Linda Daniel Pape (NNHS class of '70)
____________________
3.
Faye Merritt Houk ('66) of VA - 04/30/08 -
"Mailing List":
Please add my name to the mailing list.
______________
Thanks,
Faye (Merritt) Houk
Class of '66'
Allrighty,
then! Welcome aboard, Ladies!
I've added your names to my (hopefully always hidden) mailing list, as well as
to the Alumni Page:
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/alumni-list.html
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/alumni-1966-n-after.html
Nancy, If you'll tell me where you went to school, my OCD will settle
down a bit. 
If you'll all send me your birthdays, I'll add
you to that page so that we can annoy - oh, I mean, offer our best wishes when
the time comes.
And let me know if you'd like to share your
email addies; otherwise, we'll keep them private.
Thanks!
UPCOMING
BIRTHDAYS:
Happy Birthday
tomorrow to 
the Head
Cheerleader of 1958, Evelyn Fryer Fish of TX!
Happy Birthday
this week to:
02 -
Billy Turner ('65) of TX AND
My Second Granddaughter, Rachel Harty of IL;
03 - 
Pauline Collins Shofner ('65) of VA;
04 - Wanda Hodge Underwood ('57);
05 - Jane Penn Clark ('57) AND Tom Jones (WHS -
'60) of AL;
06 - Patsy Lewis Hancock ('57);
07 - Judy Abbott Copes ('57)!
Many Happy
Returns, One and All!
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/Happy-Birthday.html
HEALTH UPDATES:
1.
From Jimmy Smith ('62) of VA - 04/29/08 - "MEDICAL UPDATE":
GOOD MORNING, CAROL,
I JUST HEARD FROM MY HEART DOCTOR, HE SAID THAT I DID NOT HAVE
ANYMORE BLOCKAGES AND THAT EVERYTHING LOOKED GOOD. HOWEVER, I STILL HAVE TO DEAL
WITH THE THYROID AND TYPE 2 DIABETES CONCERNS. ALL THAT CAN BE HANDLED WITH
MEDICATION AND DIET. SO, AGAIN THAT EVERYONE FOR THEIR PRAYERS THE LAST COUPLE
OF MONTHS.
TAKE CARE, JIMMY
SUPER-DE-DUPER!
Thanks for letting us know, Jimmy - and
congratulations on your good report!
2. Jesse Kersey ('58) of
VA:
From the Head
Cheerleader of 1958, Evelyn Fryer Fish of TX
- 04/29/08:
Carol -
Just wanted to give you a heads up - Jesse (Kersey - '58 - of VA) is home
now - but I know none of the details except he is attending our 50th Reunion.
Perhaps you will get an update from whomever sent you the original email on
Jesse. ?
Thanks for the Birthday Wish and Thank You for being there for EVERYONE.
lv, ev
That's great news, too, Evelyn!
Thanks!
From
My Cousin,
Jim Atkinson
(John Randolph
Tucker HS) of AZ - 04/29/08 - "Ramblings from southwestern Arizona":
Hey Cuz,
Thanks for continuing to send me your almost daily newsletters. It's nice to
be able to follow along with some of the major events in all of your lives as
I so seldom have the opportunity to visit otherwise.
I'm so glad you're enjoying them, Jim!
Most non-Typhooners to whom I mail these tend to ask me, "Why do you keep
sending me this stuff?!?"
We're moved into a house in the settlement (colonia) of Ajo.....
No photos from the very recent past, but I'll send some before too long.
I read about tornados and other severe weather in tidewater Virginia this
evening while looking out across a desert landscape that has not seen any rain
and very few clouds since about late January. Today was a pleasant 97 degrees
across the lower Sonoran.
My commute to work is a grueling 0.6 mile (one way). It's such a long and
difficult trip for my truck that I leave it at home most of the time in the
security of the car port and use my bike (mountain hybrid) instead.
On another note (related to the links within your newsletters), I occasioned to
visit the MEFB website (my mama,
the late Maxine Frix Buckley (John
Marshall HS - '25) the other day and thought to relate the following from what I
knew (and experienced) within the property that predated the present site of the
University Park Nursing Home in Richmond.
When we moved to that area in 1968, that property was known as the "Turkey
Farm". There was a narrow lane dirt/gravel driveway access from Pemberton Rd,
up a slight rise into the property. There were several large oaks and a pine or
two surrounding what was obviously an old homesite (ruins, remaining tin from
roof ,etc. The were the nearby ruins of what had been poultry houses to the
south. To the north and slightly downslope, a small pond that looked as if it
had been an animal (livestock) wallow. The local gentry of the late 1960s had
obviously found the property to be convenient as a dump site (construction
debris, discarded appliances, car parts, etc.)
All of that superimposed on that kind of landscape (with some water) created a
reptile hunters dream and I could walk there in about 20 minutes from home.
Found and caught my first black rat snake there when I was about 10. I have
since encountered and caught hundreds of them as they are a common snake
throughout Virginia.
Hunted small game there during my teenage years and took many squirrels and a
few rabbits from there over about a three or four year period. The last time I
ever saw that property as it was prior to the construction of the nursing home
was in early 1982.
All the while having no idea that my aunt Max would spend her last years and
final days there. I still see that place like it was in about 1974. Ah, those
May afternoons after school and those October Saturday mornings at the Turkey
Farm.
"None but a naturalist can appreciate a naturalists feelings--his delight
amounting to ecstasy--when a specimen such as he has never before seen, meets
his eye, and the sorrow and grief which he feels when he is compelled to tear
himself from a spot abounding with all that he has anxiously and unremittingly
sought for..."
- John K. Townsend, 1839
I know, I know, the largely urbanite world that ours has become cannot relate to
such sentiments as these. And then there is Ajo, AZ...what a place...
Jim Atkinson
WOWZERS!!! Thanks so much for
that Richmond history, Jim - not to mention its "small world" content!
I really
appreciate your Townsend quotation, too. I think whatever it is that excites a
person's emotions and interests - particularly when not shared by most of the
rest of us - can be related to this thought, if you stretch it a bit!
And I'm
particularly delighted to know that you are where you most want to be, enjoying
to the fullest all it has to offer. It's a wonderful - and sadly, rare - thing
to be doing that which you most love!
Thanks for everything, Cousin Jim!
Give my love to Jody and the boys!
From the Daily Press - 04/30/08 - "Hundreds
displaced after Suffolk tornado":
Kaine: "The fact that a tornado of this size
could come through ... and did not lead to death is miraculous."
By VERONICA GORLEY CHUFO |
247-4741
SUFFOLK -
On Tuesday, residents swapped "Where I was when the tornado hit" stories as
officials continued to assess the damage.
The tornado — which measured a quarter-mile at its widest — reduced homes to
piles of sticks and bricks and tossed cars into buildings.
It cut a path of destruction 10 miles long and packed winds as high as 160
mph, ranking it a "strong EF 3" by the National Weather Service.
It rendered 150 homes uninhabitable, 1,200 damaged and hundreds of residents
displaced.
Gov.
Timothy M. Kaine — along with city officials, state and federal
representatives and
Federal Emergency Management Agency representatives — toured the impact
sites Tuesday to assess the damages.
"The fact that a tornado of this size could come through in the heart of the
day ... and did not lead to death is miraculous," Kaine said during a news
conference Tuesday. "In the days ahead, it will be important that we stick
together."
A preliminary report for Suffolk puts property damage at $18 million.
The funnel cloud hit neighborhoods north of downtown Suffolk shortly after 4
p.m. Monday.
Hillpoint Farms by the Nansemond River Golf Club was ground zero for the
storm. There, it's hard to tell how many homes stood where piles of debris are
now found.
It also wrought destruction in the nearby Burnetts Mill neighborhood and in
the village of Driver in northern Suffolk.
Kaine pledged to press for federal aid. The first step was declaring a state
of emergency, which he did Monday. The second step was assessing the damage.
In the next few days, he'll be able to find out whether it can be categorized
a federal disaster area.....
YOWZERONI-RINI-ROONI-ROOTIE-TOOT-TOOTIE!!!
From My Niece, Shari, of VA -
04/29/08, 11:17 AM - "Have any of you used this?":
http://www.scarstretchmarkremoval.com/index.htm
Emmy Breanne got some serious scars from her surgery and some allergic
contact reaction to something at the hospital, so would like her to not
keloid. I'd surely like to minimize her scarring. High priced, so wondering
have any of you tried?
Geesh, finally going to sleep and it's
closer to noon. Will try to respond tonight; sorry if I'm not seeming like a
very good friend. Not even feeling like me, at the moment. Well, off
to catch some zzzz, for me.
Hope your day is
going well :)
Sorry, Shari,
I've never tried this myself.
"Anyone?
Anyone?"
I have had
great success in the past with Vitamin E capsules - 400 mg, I believe - and they
were even the far less expensive synthetic!
Back in the summer '78, I was trying to make my
delicious Scandinavian roast beef in my pressure cooker. We had been
Wal-Mart and Kroger-ing with our five little boys (ages seven to one)
thirty miles away. It was about 9:00 PM, and we still had not had dinner,
and I was exhausted, flustered, and a nervous wreck by then. I had melted
the butter in the pressure cooker and was about to lower the five-pound roast
into the pan when it slipped from the meat forks about twelve inches from its
destination, and landed with a giant splash. The beef was fine, but the
inside of my right forearm was drenched in hot - very hot - butter.
I washed in off with tepid to cool water as
quickly as I could, but the pain was excruciating on that tender skin. It
had left a large oval blister about two inches wide but four inches long by one
inch high on my inner forearm, beginning about two inches from my wrist.
(Actually, it very much resembled the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, home
of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir,
but I digress.)
We started popping and pouring those capsules on
it every couple of hours or so. A couple of days later, I happened to
encounter my nurse who insisted that come into the doctor's office and let her
apply a loose bandage for protection, which I did. I am convinced,
however, that it was the Vitamin E which did the trick. In a very short
while, there was absolutely no evidence of anything wrong - nor is there to this
day, almost 30 years later.
Take care of your baby girl,
Shari!
"Will
try to respond tonight; sorry if I'm not seeming like a very good friend.
" ?!?
Are you saying that you're "posta"
write back to people individually when their emails arrive?!? I thought that's
why I started compiling Newsletters! 
From Kenny Branch ('62) of AR - 04/29/08 - "Our childhood in black &
white":
Our Childhood in Black
and White.
.....Whomever wrote this, described childhood to a T.
Black and White
(Under age 40? You won't understand.)
You could hardly see for all the snow,
Spread the rabbit ears as far as they go.
Pull a chair up to the TV set,
'Good Night, David. Good Night, Chet.'
My Mom used to cut chicken, chop eggs and spread mayo on the same cutting
board with the same knife and no bleach, but we didn't seem to get food
poisoning.
My Mom used to defrost hamburger on the counter AND I used to eat it raw
sometimes, too. Our school sandwiches were wrapped in wax paper in a brown
paper bag, not in ice-pack coolers, but I can't remember getting e.coli.
Almost all of us would have rather gone swimming in the lake instead of a
pristine pool (talk about boring), no beach closures then.
The term cell phone would have conjured up a phone in a jail cell, and a pager
was the school PA system.
We all took gym, not PE .... and risked permanent injury with a pair of high
top Ked's (only worn in gym) instead of having cross-training athletic shoes
with air cushion soles and built in light reflectors. I can't recall any
injuries but they must have happened because they tell us how much safer we
are now.
Flunking gym was not an option . even for stupid kids! I guess PE must be much
harder than gym.
Speaking of school, we all said prayers and sang the national anthem, (and if
we lived in Kentucky we sang "My Old Kentucky Home also),
and
staying in detention after school caught all sorts of negative attention.
We must have had horribly damaged psyches. What an archaic health system we
had then. Remember school nurses? Ours wore a hat and everything.
I thought that I was supposed to accomplish something before I was allowed to
be proud of myself.
I just can't recall how bored we were without computers, Play Station,
Nintendo, X-box or 270 digital TV cable stations.
Oh yeah ... and where was the Benadryl and sterilization kit when I got that
bee sting? I could have been killed!
We played 'king of the hill' on piles of gravel left on vacant construction
sites, and when we got hurt, Mom pulled out the 48-cent bottle of
Mercurochrome (kids liked it better because it didn't sting like iodine did)
and then we got our butt spanked.
Now it's a trip to the emergency room, followed by a 10-day dose of a $49
bottle of antibiotics, and then Mom calls the attorney to sue the contractor
for leaving a horribly vicious pile of gravel where it was such a threat.
We didn't act up at the neighbor's house either because if we did, we got our
butt spanked there and then we got butt spanked again when we got home.
I recall Donny Reynolds from next door coming over and doing his tricks on the
front stoop, just before he fell off. Little did his Mom know that she could
have owned our house. Instead, she picked him up and swatted him for being
such a goof. It was a neighborhood run amuck.
To top it off, not a single person I knew had ever been told that they were
from a dysfunctional family. How could we possibly have known that?
We needed to get into group therapy and anger management classes? We were
obviously so duped by so many societal ills that we didn't even notice that
the entire country wasn't taking Prozac! How did we ever survive?
LOVE TO ALL OF US WHO SHARED THIS ERA, AND TO ALL WHO DIDN'T; SORRY FOR WHAT
YOU MISSED. I WOULDN'T TRADE IT FOR ANYTHING.
... Remember - life's
most simple pleasures are very often the best.
YEAHHHH -
thanks, Kenny!
From
Glenn Dye
('60) of TX - 04/29/08:
Carol
Glenn
Thanks,
Glenn!
"Anyone?
Anyone?"
From My Niece, Shari, of VA -
04/29/08 - "Psalm 23 (For the Work Place)":
I try to
remember this when things aren’t going my way…
Psalm 23
(For the Work
Place)
The Lord is my
real boss, and I shall not want.
He gives me peace,
when chaos is all around me.
He gently reminds
me to pray and do all things without murmuring and complaining.
He reminds me that
He is my source and not my job.
He restores my
sanity everyday and guides my decisions that I might honor Him
in all that I do.
Even though I face
absurd amounts of e-mails, system crashes, unrealistic
deadlines, budget cutbacks, gossiping co-workers, discriminating
supervisors and an aging body that doesn't cooperate every
morning, I still will not stop--- for He is with me!
His presence, His peace, and His power will see me through.
He raises me up, even when they fail to promote me.
He claims me as
His own, even when the company threatens to let me go.
His Faithfulness and love is better than any bonus check
His retirement
plan beats any 401k there is!
When it's all said
and done, I'll be working for Him a whole lot longer and for
that, I BLESS HIS NAME!!!!!!
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Thanks, Shari!
PRAYER ROLL
(arranged
alphabetically, but not necessarily complete):
1.
Jerry Allen ('65) of VA -
began radiation for cancer
last week of February; it was delayed when he was diagnosed with pneumonia on
02/20/08;
update of 03/11/08: recovered from
pneumonia, is in his third week of radiation, and seems to be doing well. He is
back at work and comes home tired, but overall, he is in pretty good shape;
update of 03/24/08: last radiation
treatment was Friday; "looking good and feeling pretty good except for very
irritated skin and fatigue";
update of 04/05/08:
"getting better each day";
update
of 04/14/08: "now dealing with a blood clot in his pic line; receiving daily
injections in the abdomen and taking antibiotics and blood thinners; feels
pretty good in spite of everything and his ATTITUDE is great---as usual";
update of
update
of 04/24/08: "no longer taking daily
abdominal injections for blood clot that developed a few weeks ago; everything
is looking pretty good. The PET scan will be in the next few weeks. We are
expecting good results."
2.
Connie Bloxom Thompson ('66) of MD - multiple heath and financial
issues; needing cataract surgery to prevent inevitable blindness ASAP;
update
of 03/11/08:
"SO FAR, 1/2 FUNDS FOR 1 EYE PROCEDURE";
update of 03/28/08: re-hospitalized; $1475.00 received so far; still
short of $2000.00 goal;
update of 04/28/08 - SEE ABOVE
3.
My Friend Judy of IL - shoulder
replacement surgery - 04/22/08
4.
Clyde Bryant ('58) of PA - heart replacement surgery - 12/13/07
5.
Me
('65) of NC - recent (late
January) development
of congestive heart failure plus the usual
financial woes;
update
of 03/28/08: not as well as I'd hoped to be by now; more downs than ups..... ;
update of 04/18/08 - SEE:
04/18/08
6.
Emily (daughter of
My
Niece Shari) of VA - advancing scoliosis; surgery 03/11/08;
update
of 03/12/08: surgery went well, running slight fever;
update of 03/18/08: had some ups and
lows, but is home again;
update
of 04/14/08 - still in pain, running a fever;
update of 04/18/08 - SEE
:
04/18/08
7.
Karen Hampton (Hampton HS - '64) of VA
- knee surgery on 03/13/08; update
of 03/22/08: recovering nicely
8.
Frances Heath Scott ('62) of VA - inflammation of nerves; due to have been
released from hospital on 02/27/08;
update
of 04/14/08 -
"at home recuperating"
9. Bobby Hedrick ('58) of VA - recently
diagnosed with pancreatic cancer; update
of 03/22/08: "doing very well, no pain, just some soreness"
10. Deloris Jackson Morgan ('66) of VA - recovering
from surgery on her ankle; update
of 04/05/08: "has had a cast reapplied and then replaced in the past 2 weeks,
and will have to have the pin in her ankle replaced on April 22nd. She is in
good spirits and gets around on a little scooter. She can't use crutches
because of back surgery fairly recently. She has a lot of pain and discomfort
with that, too";
update
of 04/14/08: "doing better and sounded great (on 04/12)"; update of
04/24/08 - "did pretty well on her surgery Tuesday to replace that pin in her
ankle. She will be going with (the Allens) to OBX this weekend to celebrate";
11.
Jesse Kersey ('58) of VA:
update
of 04/14/08 -
"remains hospitalized, continues to undergo tests,
and doctors suspect the problem may be thyroid related";
update
of 04/18/08 - SEE
04/18/08;
update
of 04/29/08 - home now..... will be attending his 50-Year Reunion
and
Bucky Keller's Hall of Fame Induction
12.
Linda Lamb Stokes (Hampton HS - '66)
of VA -
surgery of the cervical spine on 3/5/08 to place a new stainless steel plate and
screws to eliminate extremely severe pain;
update
of 03/13/08: "better, but still a bit away from 'good'";
update
of 04/25/08: SEE 04/26/08
13.
John London
(Warwick HS - '57) of VA - lumbar surgery to
fix a spinal stenosis [ laminectomy]; will also involve fusion of vertebrae -
02/05/08
14.
Pam Pennington Cherry ('58) of VA - congestive heart failure; cardiac ablation
procedure - 02/06/08; second surgery on 02/20/08 for aneurysm;
update
of 03/17/08 - still experiencing difficulty with heart racing, breathing and
pressure in her chest; pray that
cardiac
ablation procedure will not have to be repeated, and that Pam can learn to REST!
15. Tommy Scott ('61) of VA -
update
of 04/14/08 -
"at home recuperating"
16.
All of Us
DATES
TO
REMEMBER:
1.
Friday and Saturday, May 16 - 17, 2008 -
NNHS CLASS OF 1958:
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/reunion-class-of-1958.html
-
03/18/08
2. Sunday, May 18, 2008 -
OPEN TO THE
PUBLIC:
The Athletic Hall of Fame
of the Virginia Peninsula Is Inducting
Bucky Keller ('58), 6:30PM at the
Hampton Coliseum:
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/04-29-08-NNHS-Bye-Bye-Love.html
3.
Saturday, June 7,
2008 -
NNHS CLASS OF 1957 AND OTHER NNHS ALUMNI
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/reunion-class-of-1957.html
4. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, September 26 - 28, 2008
-
NNHS CLASS OF 1968:
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/reunion-class-of-1968.html
- 03/31/08
5. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, October 17 - 19, 2008
-
NNHS CLASS OF 1963:
http://www.nnhs65.00freehost.com/reunion-class-of-1963.html
-
03/26/08
From Joyce Lawrence Cahoon ('65) of
VA - 03/31/08 - "Don't do this" (#18 in a Series of 23):
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I hope you get all
the pictures!!! Also notice that most all the pictures have men in
them!! And they say women are dumb!!! These guys don't even
have the "blonde" excuse.
 Joyce
Cahoon
These are very good examples of things that we should NOT do at home, work,
or any where else for that matter.
YOWZERONI-RINI!!!
Thanks, Joyce!
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Y'all take care of each other!
TYPHOONS FOREVER! We'll
Always Have
Buckroe!
Love to all, Carol
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All My Tomorrows
- Words and Music by Sammy Cahn and
Jimmy Van Heusen
(Frank Sinatra)
Today I may not have a thing at all
Except for just a dream or two
But I've got lots of plans for tomorrow
And all my tomorrows belong to you
Right now it may not seem like spring at all
Were drifting and the laughs are few
But I've got rainbows planned for tomorrow
And all my tomorrows belong to you
No one knows better than I
That luck keeps passing me by ... that's fate
But with you there at my side
I'll soon be turning the tide ... just wait
As long as I've got arms that cling at all
It's you that I'll be clinging to
And all the dreams I dream, beg, or borrow
On some bright tomorrow they'll all come true
And all my bright tomorrows belong to you
"All My
Tomorrows"
midi courtesy of
http://www.piano-master.com/Real%20Book/Realbook.htm - 04/30/08
"All My
Tomorrows"
lyrics courtesy of
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/f/frank+sinatra/all+my+tomorrows_20055934.html
- 04/30/08
Rainbow Image courtesy of
http://www.woodenboat.net.nz/2006/Sailinriverhead.html
- 07/16/07
Rainbow Divider Line
clip art courtesy of
http://www.wtv-zone.com/nevr2l82/bars13.html
-
07/16/07
Animated "NEW" clip art courtesy
of http://gifsnow.com/
- 03/07/06
Navy Seal clip art courtesy of
http://www.onemileup.com/miniSeals.asp - 05/29/06
Animated Silly Bear (designed by
AF Artist - Ryan Hagen) courtesy of
http://www.animationfactory.com - 10/04/05
Animated Tiny
Birthday Cake clip art courtesy of
Sarah Puckett Kressaty ('65) of
VA - 08/31/05
Thanks, Sarah Sugah!
Army Seal clip art courtesy of Al Farber ('64) of GA - 05/24/06
Thanks, Al!
Animated Yehaa Typhoon
clip art also courtesy of Al Farber ('64) of GA - 08/18/05
Thanks again, Al!
J. R. Tucker High School's Orange Tiger Paw Print courtesy of
http://www.henrico.k12.va.us/hs/tucker/resources/about.htm - 11/12/07
Animated Laughing Smiley
courtesy of
Janice
McCain Rose ('65) of VA - 02/07/05
Thanks, Janice!
John Marshall High School's Justice Scale clip art courtesy of
Cheryl White Wilson (JMHS - '64) of VA - 10/13/05
Thanks, Cheryl!
Hampton High School's Crab clip art courtesy of
http://www.geocities.com/agent99bm/ -
10/02/05
Air Force Seal clip art courtesy of
http://www1.va.gov/opa/feature/celebrate/milsongs.htm
- 07/07/06
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