Jonesboro High School Classes of 1967..and 1968: Where in the World is Teresa ?

Welcome Jonesboro High School Class of 1967 and 1968!!!

In the immortal words of Grace Witherspoon of the Jonesboro Sun(BACK IN THE DAY)..." a great time was had by all." It was Super!!! We had a great time. The pictures are starting to come in and will be posted soon. Everyone please send in those pics. Send them to the e-mail address below. jhsclassof68@sbcglobal.net Lots of 67 and 68 and a few 69 and 66 and even a 65 or two or three or four or more were there.

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there is for sure a 50 year reunion and also talk of a 45 year reunion.... so keep sending in those e-mail addresses. We shouldn't have to change presidents 2 or 3 times before we get back together again.

TERESA WESTBROOK FOUND.... click on May under blog archive 2008. Where in the World is Teresa ?

If you graduated from Jonesboro High School in 1968 or 1967, then you are in the right place. The classes of '67 and '68 had a Super reunion October 10 and 11, HOMECOMING weekend in Jonesboro. This was an event to remember.

We Still Need Your Email addresses. Yes, it is the year 2008. You should have one of these by now. You can add them in the comments section or.. you can e-mail them to:

jhsclassof68@sbcglobal.net

Post items to this blog.. it's easy. Pictures, memories, stuff you like. You can also send digital photos as an e-mail attachment and we'll get it on for you. ( if you have old photos you want to put on here take them outside on an overcast day and take a digital picture of them.)

Friday: a reception at the RidgePoint Country Club and a party on Saturday at The Station(the old Post Office Downtown on Church Street) .

MORE PICTURES FROM THE REUNION HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE FLICKR BADGE AT THE LEFT. CLICK ON IT TO SEE ALL THE PICS AND TO MAKE COMMENTS! MORE PICTURES WILL BE ADDED AS THEY ARRIVE.

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Where in the World is Teresa ?

The most asked question at every reunion has been... Where is Teresa? Last known location , Athens Greece.
Let's find her for this reunion. Found!!!

8 comments:

Lise said...: Hey Scott,
This is great!! I don't use blogs much, but I think you've done a really good job. Maybe we'll find Teresa!!

Lise; May 29, 2008 at 5:24 PM
Unknown said...: Now we're going techno2008-
Good Job, Scott. Thanks.; May 29, 2008 at 5:31 PM
Ross said...: Wow! I thought I was the only one obsessed with this question. I still have the picture she gave me in 1966. Even though I haven't seen her since we were 15 I still have a special feeling for her. Isn't it funny how a memory of a 15-year old seems like a memory of a grown woman. Once I literally ran into her as I was charging up the stairs, late for class. we ended up face to face holding onto each other for balance, and for one highly unlikely second I was holding her and looking right into her eyes. Time stood still, then reality returned as a cackle of laughter echoed in the empty hall. Vernelia Hannebrink had emerged from a door just below the stairs, and found our situation highly amusing. One of my favorite memories!; May 29, 2008 at 11:27 PM
Jonesboro Class of 1967 and 1968 said...: I called Teresa in Mississippi.. got her answering thing... left a message .. hope it's her!!!; July 9, 2008 at 1:37 AM
Jonesboro Class of 1967 and 1968 said...: I think we have found her in Mississippi..; July 9, 2008 at 1:44 AM
Jonesboro Class of 1967 and 1968 said...: Nope... not in Mississippi. But that Teresa Westbrook does have a class reunion this year....in Kentucky.; September 4, 2008 at 6:30 PM
Jonesboro Class of 1967 and 1968 said...: I talked to her Mom's sisters, son in Nashville TN, .. Any way, Teresa says she is alive and well and she is happy. They received a letter from her with just that information. She is living in Greece. There was no return address. The letter was sent a few years ago.

Scott; September 22, 2008 at 5:47 PM
Anonymous said...: Ramsey, NJ; March 14, 2011 at 1:19 AM

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How the HURRICANE(not canes) got it's name. from the 1925 High Times

JONESBORO HIGH SCHOOL
Recognized by the United States Department of Education as a school display!,, excellence in education.

RODGER CALLAHAN~
(note the area code)
Phone (5O1)935.2381~’

JONESBORO,
HOME OF THE
HURRICANE

HOW THE “HURRICANE” GOT ITS NAME
By the editor

Until the last football season the J.H.S. gridiron team had no name, and since all other teams had adopted emblems and etc, it gave us some worry as to just what we ought to name the team. Looking through the list of usual names and emblems, we found that about all of the suitable ones were already in use among the various Arkansas teams. That idea was abandoned, for there were Tigers, Bears, Greyhounds, Bull Dogs, Wild Cats, and every other kind of vicious names on the calendar.

With the first edition of the High Times this perplexing problem was unexpectedly solved in a rather novel manner. Bernice Montague, a loyal booster of J.H.S., was asked to write up a prospective view of the foot-ball team for 1924, and in so doing, a name for the team was coined.

The High School colors being Gold and Black, the team was referred to as the “Golden Hurricane.” This name became a catch phrase and stuck. Fans soon began calling the team the “Golden Hurricane” and
the newspapers liked the name well enough to use it.
Other Arkansas school papers began using the name
In writing up games played against J.H.S., and so it
became universally known among Arkansas teams as
the “Golden Hurricane.” :

We feel sure that a better name could hardly have been selected. If any team entertained any doubts as to what was meant by the J.H.S. team’s name, they were dispelled long since, for where ever the team played, it swept the field like a young hurricane. The men that made up the team of 1924 played the best season of their career. High School’s football schedule was made with some of the strongest and oldest teams in this section of the state. Three games were played with Memphis teams, two of which were won by J.H.S.

The enthusiastic predictions made at the opening of the season for the “Golden Hurricane” were fully lived up to. The team’s success was marked from the start. Another year of football success is expected by the team of 1925

THE HIGH TIMES
May 21, 1925
LAFAYETTE SAMMONS. Editor in Chief
RAYMOND VOWELLS Assistant Editor

Jonesboro High School Classes of 1967..and 1968