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Jan Verity and I are walking out the door. Have to stop and get my
paycheck and then pay the mortgage (yes, we are responsible citizens!).
Then it's off the Houlton!! Drive slow and remember what Woody told you.......watch
out for the moose!! See you when we see you. PAM
Pamela Gonsalves-Arpin <pga9750@yahoo.com>
USA - Thursday, July 17, 2003 at 06:17:23 (PDT)
I'm picking up Meg Golrick Leach this afternoon, we'll be boltin for Houlton by 4 pm !
Sara Otis Gauthier <goochy@metrocast.net>
Sanford, ME USA - Thursday, July 17, 2003 at 06:08:49 (PDT)
Karen and I are going out the door and Boltin for Houlton. Start the party.
Curtis Appleyard <scout65@metrocast.net>
Belmont, NH USA - Thursday, July 17, 2003 at 04:47:39 (PDT)
Traveling from Florida on Friday morning, we should be in Houlton around
5PM. I am really looking forward to seeing people I haven't seen in 30
years.I still can not comprehend that it has been that long or I am that
old. Kimbo, I can't thank you enough for all your hard work in putting this
event together. Alanna
Alanna Orlen Mersinger <Ricker0473@aol.com>
Miramar, Fl USA - Wednesday, July 16, 2003 at 11:04:39 (PDT)
Wow, I'm almost on schedule. Kim - Spent all morning printing name tags
- better use them! ;). Pete, I'm running late, must stop at car washm &
liquor store! As usual I have packed way too much. It'd be simpler if I
just moved there. Dave found directions to your office on Thatcher street?
Maybe we'll stop enroute - Thursday. There better be a couple cold ones
in the fridge. Outta here. Pete, if I'm not there by the time you leave
for the game, just leave directions on front door and I'll meet you there
- outahere!!!! Fliegs. OH YEAHHHHHHH!!!!
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Wednesday, July 16, 2003 at 10:48:12 (PDT)
Went looking for NorthEast airlines to PQI, no such luck, went looking for Delta, no way, USAir it is, see ya there on Thursday!
Dave Marchowsky <davemarch@aol.com>
USA - Wednesday, July 16, 2003 at 07:12:44 (PDT)
Does anyone have the words to "When Ricker Was A Ricker..."? I want to
do this song this weekend but can't remember the words.How about Randy Cantwell
or Murray Putnam?Murray was quite the singer of "different" tunes. Just email
me if you know them.Thanks, Tim
Tim Humphrey <bassman@pioneercable.net>
Houlton, Me USA - Wednesday, July 16, 2003 at 05:31:53 (PDT)
I'm outta here and Boltin to Houltin!! See ya there....................
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Wednesday, July 16, 2003 at 04:53:00 (PDT)
Well I made it to Banga today! Will be in Blacks Harbor NB > tomorrow
> Fort Fairfield and Houlton early PM on Thursday. Looking foreward to
being back in good old Houlton Maine for another fun filled weekend at the
Toemaine wagon !! eating fries and dogs with Rickerites!!! friends...
Bob tinay <tinayg@ajiusa.com>
dartmouth, MA USA - Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 18:27:22 (PDT)
No worries Flieg's, I bought stick on name tages and markers today....
I have tickets for the DD so people can make their own name tag if they
want one. I'm writing Demi Moore on mine!
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 14:15:39 (PDT)
Yo K-Bo, You're killin' me! You sent the database last night after 1:00
a.m. I'll take it that you were up until then working on it. Well, I'm
in work today and have no way to do anything with it here. I'm packing and
leaving tomorrow, so I'll do what I can - no guarrantees. Worst comes to
worse, I'll bring markers and we'll have to hand write the name tags. Hope
you had a safe ride up to Houlton. We'll be there, no later than two on
Thursday. Later - Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 11:33:31 (PDT)
Can't wait to spend my 24 hours in Houlton on Friday! Bev and I driving
up from NY Thursday. Great job Kimbo! It's always worth the effort to see
good friends.
Ed Malloy <emalloy@danaheroil.com>
USA - Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 08:35:45 (PDT)
Cant't make it this year because of a MFO, but sounds like things are
taking shape. THanks to the planning people. Oh, yeah, please keep an
eye on Dave Berry for me, he doesn't get out much these days and he is way
out of shape. i'll be interested to hear the stories when all is over with.
Russell "Guido" Correia <Correr@MMC.ORG>
ME USA - Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 06:45:07 (PDT)
I'll second that! I had a call from a friend who said he was very busy
at work and although he asked for the time off in January and got it he thought
he might spend the weekend catching up!! There is always work to do and it
will be there when you get back on Monday! My poor children have been living
in a dirty house for a month and my boss can't believe it's taken this long
to draft a demand BUT I have organized this reunion and although I will miss
a big baseball tournament for my oldest son - I owe it to myself to have
some fun (besides I have to go, I have the checkbook!)!! I have all the Ricker
Reunion stuff printed and packed. I'll pack my clothes and car tomorrow
and off to the "end of the Earth"! Yie-ha! See ya in Houlton..............
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Monday, July 14, 2003 at 20:05:00 (PDT)
Around the corner I have a friend, In this great city that has no end,
Yet the days go by and weeks rush on, And before I know it, a year is gone.
And I never see my old friends face, For life is a swift and terrible race,
He knows I like him just as well, As in the days when I rang his bell. And
he rang mine but we were younger then, And now we are busy, tired men. Tired
of playing a foolish game, Tired of trying to make a name. "Tomorrow" I say!
"I will call on Jim Just to show that I'm thinking of him." But tomorrow
comes and tomorrow goes, And distance between us grows and grows. Around
the corner, yet miles away, "Here's a telegram sir," "Jim died today." And
that's what we get and deserve in the end. Around the corner, a vanished
friend. Remember to always say what you mean. Because when you decide that
it is the right time it might be too late. Seize the day. Never have regrets.
And most importantly, stay close to your friends and family, for they have
helped make you the person that you are today. > > >
Ricker '69 <ricker@ricker.net>
USA - Monday, July 14, 2003 at 12:33:38 (PDT)
Kim and all the other planners Thanks for all your work Your attention
to details will make this a weekend for the ages. What a time warp it is
going to be. I was there only a year so it has been over 25years since I
left Houlton. Should be interesting to say the least. Everyone have a safe
drive Kip
Kip Sowpel <kip@compassinc.com>
Woburn, Ma USA - Monday, July 14, 2003 at 09:37:01 (PDT)
Greetings; I view the Ricker site two-three times a week and enjoy everyone’s
comments. I wanted to add to Gene’s comments regarding Kim Bristol. Kim was
also my roommate and fraternity brother in Sigma Delta Phi. We also went
to high school together as I did with Earl Stout, one of the other five who
was killed in that accident. I remember Kim and myself riding our Honda 160
cc motorcycles from New York to Ricker in September of 66 or 67, we had it
all over the Hell’s Angels…I remember how that tragic accident impacted the
facility and student body. Upon our return a candlelight service was held
and our class president Bill Thurlow, spoke words which helped all of us
begin the healing process. About a year ago I did have a visit with Kim’s
parents. They are healthy. Mr. Bristol is ninety and just had a knee replacement
in order to continue playing tennis! I will also be thinking of Kim, Earl,
Skip, Pudgy, Barry and the others we have lost over the years. Even more
of a reason to celebrate this coming weekend and remember friends,classmates
and fraternity brothers. See ya this Friday at the TECH.
Randy Cantwell (1964-68) <randy.g.cantwell@usps.gov>
Portland, ME USA - Monday, July 14, 2003 at 08:04:49 (PDT)
tee times between 9 and 11:00.. Go early if you want a cart and bring your clubs!
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Sunday, July 13, 2003 at 18:33:52 (PDT)
I AM A 16 HANDICAP BUT ENJOY THE GAME. WHAT TIME IS THE GOLF OUTING TO START?
MIIKE <INSOFFICES1@AOL.COM>
PELHAM, NH USA - Sunday, July 13, 2003 at 15:14:25 (PDT)
To Ricker Grad '71' Kim Bristol was my room mate and I think of him now and then as well. gene
Gene Theriault <genet@trib.com>
Casper, WY USA - Sunday, July 13, 2003 at 14:23:55 (PDT)
Well after 3 weeks in the good old U S A I have returned to Hungary.
Sorry that I will not be attending the Social Event of the Century there
in Houlton. Such memories, friends,challenges,growth ,mistakes and victories
were gained in that "unique" locale. Best to all have an awesome reunion...
and hey, if your ever in Budapest... Cerk
Joseph Cerquitella <JCerquitella@ggca.hu>
Budapest, Hungary - Saturday, July 12, 2003 at 23:48:57 (PDT)
This is my final plea.................I have about 300 for Friday nights
party and less then 200 PAID for the big event on Saturday's dinner dance.
That is over 100 people that either can't make it on Saturday or BELIEVE
they will make up their minds on Saturday whether or not they will go. THAT
CAN NOT BE THE CASE! I promised the caterer 300 people and now have cut
it down to 200... She's NOT going to do me any favors and whip up an extra
100 meals at the last minute! You are going to go Friday night and have so
damn much fun and Saturday after the cookout you will have to grab a movie
and wait till we all get back to the hotel to hear what a great time it was.
If you don't reserve your place - - - you don't go! I don't know how else
to say it. Allot of planning has gone into this, you can't decide at the
last minute to show up. If you were under the impression you could pay at
the door I am sorry. If you would like to attend Saturday's dinner dance
please either e-mail me at the e-mail address listed or call me before Monday
noon at 508-883-9425 and we can work something out! Thanks..
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Saturday, July 12, 2003 at 19:15:38 (PDT)
I started my diet today! ha I had delusions of a twenty pound loss, tummy
tuck and face lift.........Oh well! I leave here in three days! Aahhhhhhhhhhhhh!
I can't believe it's here. We are going to have large fun! My 12 year
old son wants to come with me [I think he's afraid I won't come back]. He
helped me mail 1,500 flyers 2X - I guess he's earned an honorary Rickerite
standing. Not sure he needs to witness "Ma" when she transforms into a party
animal?? ha I would like to thank Donna Baietti for being our "Houlton connection"!
She's been great as has Sean Dolomont! If you can you believe that Sean
is running a top notch Golf Tourney on Saturday that Tiger Woods would be
honored to play in! If you are not registered for golf and play at all I'd
get in on this one! He has great prizes and gag gifts for winners, losers
and anyone in between! I think my little Seanie has finally grown up...
Totally psyched and can't wait to see you ALL (feel like I know you all already).
Remember to register early at the Shiretown Poolside lounge! BOLTIN TO HOULTON
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Saturday, July 12, 2003 at 16:36:19 (PDT)
To all of you traveling to Houlton for the reunion,,please be careful
if you are traveling at night, especially north of Medway. The moose are
plentiful and traveling at night, and it is impossible to see them. There
have been many accidents in the past few weeks with 5 people being killed.
keep your high beams on and slow down. Really looking forward to renewing
old friendships.
Woodie Dunphy <wadunphy@yahoo.com>
Corea, Me USA - Friday, July 11, 2003 at 14:00:55 (PDT)
Fliegs, you will be glad to hear that the state of Maine is getting out
of the booze bizness and most grocery stores, including Hannaford/Shop &
Save are putting in aisles of all your favorites - I am not sure if Houlton
has done this yet, but I would guess that Andy Marino surely has got that
covered at Andy's IGA. And they are both open on Sundays and it happened
a few years ago, but the County now sells beer, wine and I believe, hard
liquor on Sundays. Have a ball you guys... sorry I can't be there, duty
(Children's Emergency Services duty, to be exact) calls.
Janice Brown <janicemariebrown@hotmail.com>
ME USA - Friday, July 11, 2003 at 13:46:49 (PDT)
Unfortunately, Bruce and I will not be able to attend the reunion in July.
When we registered, we did not know we would be obligated elsewhere. Our
apologies to all and wishes for all to have a fantastic reunion, safe trip
to and fro, and blessings! Sincere regrets, Fran (Beato) and Bruce Carlson
Please give a special hello to those who attended college between 1960 and
1964!
Fran (Beato) Carlson <francarlson@yahoo.com>
Hauppauge , NY USA - Friday, July 11, 2003 at 12:01:14 (PDT)
Ricker Once Ricker Twice Holy Jumping....I see the adrenaline is starting
to swirl around with the thoughts of heading back to Houlton for everyone.
What's this no Beach Ball??? Fliegs if you haven't been out to Montana or
Wyoming you better get your beer mug polished up. I can not believe all
of the small breweries I came across last month when I was out there. I
thought of you and your quest to have a beer in each and everyone on your
travels around the country. A true Rickerite if I ever met one. I am heading
out around 4:00 AM on Thursday and will probably meet up with you in the
Lobby of the Shiretown as usual. Ang do you have your drun sticks packed
and ready to go? To all that stopped in Westport awhile back I am looking
forward to catching up with all of you again.Are you grilling guys ready
or what? Oh, Fliegs I am bringing you some of the Buzzards Bay Ale and Lager
that you enjoyed so much at their PUB!!!! So to the rest of the gang, looking
forward to seeing you all again. It has been quite a ride the last three
years probably for all of us so kicking back and relaxing is just what we
need. Marcia and Bob Lehmann I'll see you there. I lost you home email
addresses and Jeff Warner the same happen for you. My computer at work crashed
and all was lost. I am definitely ready to ROCK and Roll. Congratulations
to Kimbo and all of the Reunion committee for organizing this so we can celebrate
in style. Kimbo, I'll be ready to roll up my sleeves when I get there on
Thursday. Any chance we have access to a Kitchen? I am off to follow the
Yellow Brick Road to Houlton and the good times. Later, Debbe
Debbe Hueneke <dah138@juno.com>
Westport, MA USA - Friday, July 11, 2003 at 06:41:24 (PDT)
Spoke to Kimbo about an hour ago. We do believe that everything is signed,
sealed and delivered. I will be at her office tomorrow morning to give her
some final papers but aside from that I think we're golden!! Now that time
is closing in Kim is getting real nervous. So Kimbo, when you read this,
remember that you did a great job and I could never thank you enough for
all that you have accomplished. Jan and I will be leaving on Thursday so
if anyone passes a champagne colored Bravada SUV with license APRIN....give
us a honk and a Ricker salute and we'll see you in Houlton!!! Everyone drive
slow and safely and we'll see you when we see you..........
pamela gonsalves-arpin <pga9750@yahoo.com>
USA - Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 19:26:05 (PDT)
IWILL BE LEAVING FOR THE COUNTY ON THURSDAY. IF ANYONE FROM THE BOSTON
AREA NEEDS A LIFT CALL ME AT 800 634-7874 OR EMAIL ME AT WWW.INSOFFICES1@AOL.COM.
I WILL HAVE PLENTY OF ROOM FOR 2 OR THREE MIKE RCI 61 RC 62,63
mike <insoffices1@aol.com>
pelham, nh USA - Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 16:38:48 (PDT)
Ouch! Sorry for butchering your last name Deb (Hueneke). See you in a week - Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
E. Stroudburg, PA USA - Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 11:40:18 (PDT)
By this time next week, we should be at the Shiretown...OH YEAH! I wonder
who'll be the first "Rickerite" we see (any bets?). Last time when I checked
in, it was Debbe Henecke. Of course I didn't know it was her, cause we had
never met. But all the same, for some reason, I just had this feeling it
was her. That's the weird kind of stuff (read magic) that happens in Houlton.
It's a great kind of weirdness - being in Houlton that is; I wish I could
stay longer, but the "real world" beckons and kicking and screaming, we must
all return... well maybe not you Sean... HaHa! I wonder how many of us went
to college cause we didn't want to join the "real world" yet. Funny, now
we go back to escape it! Next comes the serious strategy questions: What
days are the state liquor stores open in Maine? Has the one in Houlton been
restored (I recall there was some problem last time)? No beer on Sundays
still (maybe in the next millenium)? Finally, What's the maxium safe driving
speed for I95. I know you Massachusetts people will say 85-90, but in NJ
that'll get pulled over and I don't want to start my weekend like that.
Anybody driving up on Thursday AM, look for a dark green Integra with a Purple
and Yellow Ricker pillow in the real window. That's me and Ang! Honk if
you're going to Ricker! - Later Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
E. Stroudsburg, PA USA - Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 11:30:15 (PDT)
Only one more week and soooo much yet to do! Looks like I’ll be leaving
on Wednesday and cruisin’ up to Connecticut to pick up Pete Ang. Of course
we’ll have to party some (cause it’s been about two years - some of you might
recall the “Das Boot!” adventure at Horseneck Beach). Then at the crack
of dawn we’ll be “Boltin’ for Houlton!” We ought to be pulling into the
Shiretown around noon on Thursday. I’m smilin’ as I think of it. I desperately
NEED this getaway and can’t wait to see everyone. Dis goin’ be Gooooodtime
– later Fliegs ; ) (cracks me up cause my spell/grammar check comes back
with the message “Why bother?!?”)
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Tuesday, July 08, 2003 at 14:42:54 (PDT)
I received 5 more registrations today........You people are driving me
nuts!! Nuts is good! Keep them coming. I have about 2 dozen requests for
the list of attendees but other then cut and paste 200 some odd names I don't
know how to do it?? So I guess you'll have to come and find out! Besides,
I don't have the time to e-mail everyone and don't know if folks would have
objections to having their names on this forum board?? I have had many people
in the area that have registered for Friday night's party. If you don't
live to far that is a great idea! Pay $5.00 and get a night out!
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Monday, July 07, 2003 at 10:57:18 (PDT)
The music man is pumped,the bars are stocked and my bag is packed! Baby
I'm ready to roll... I am receiving registrations daily (nobody ever said
Ricker alumni were prompt) I spoke with the caterer and explained my dilema.
She has agreed to extend the deadline until July 11th. If you have had
a change of heart (or plans) you can still get in on the fun! Mike Rush
saved our butts by getting "event insurance" at a great price in record time!
Anyone that knows him, tell him thanks! Please e-mail myself or Tim Humphrey
with any song requests. I would also like some input for our trivia contest??
Dave Berry (a/k/a Gomeo) has designed a beautiful t-shirt for our reunion
and they will be on sale there. I am totally psyched and will be up there
on Wednesday the 16th. Flieg's where are you kid? Tim says the band sounds
great and are ready to rock. There is a cocktail area for all of you that
prefer to chat rather then dance. I bought tiara's for a Queen of the reunion
(and I am sad to say I never did get a registration from Ms. Jacobs!). I
made sceptors (purple and gold!) for the reigning King(s)..... We are going
to have such a blast I feel sorry for those of you that are not going to
attend. I did hear from Joyce and she's going to work on Chuck? Houlton
may be at the end of the Earth but it is truly "God's country" and worth
every mile of the drive. Don't miss this P-A-R-T-Y!! Have been e-mailing
Ellen Cotton. She has revived many memories for me about town and the residents.
She and her dad will attend as well as many of our Professors. I can not
find Sally Rooney though? Anyone know where she is? John Elliot - is she
still in town? SEE YOU SOON!
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Sunday, July 06, 2003 at 11:00:39 (PDT)
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Hamburg, Hamburg Deutschland - Friday, July 04, 2003 at 03:10:19 (PDT)
Hey Kathy Warren - Until I was reading over the latest additions to this,
I hadn't heard "Reid Hall Girls" in over 20 years. Yes, there were 4 of
us, You, Nancy, Regina, & me. It was, as the saying goes, quite an experience!
Everyone going to Houlton, I am envious since I can't make it because that
was the best year of my life, and I hate snow! Everyone have a great time
Deb Kenney <DLK5959@AOL.COM>
BROCKTON, MA USA - Thursday, July 03, 2003 at 12:01:09 (PDT)
Well my wife and I made the move to Montana in a rather smooth fashion. Now the unpacking game is killing us
Steven Battaglia <flyfishi@flyfishinglessons.net>
Hardin, MT USA - Wednesday, July 02, 2003 at 16:42:32 (PDT)
Hi all you Ricker Alumni....Looking forward to seeing all of you in a
couple of weeks...and especially my brothers in Sigma Delta Phi...I was there
between the years 1964-1968...Have been to a couple of Reunions and they
have been a blast...I have my "new bride" on one hand and a cooler of "foam
suds" on the other...See ya in a couple... Calamus, my friends John
John Devine <JRDCA4@AOL.COM>
Los Gatos, CA USA - Wednesday, July 02, 2003 at 11:55:58 (PDT)
I wish all the Reunion Planners and attendees the very best in weather
and good Houlton hospitality. Ricker was a wonderful High School and College.
I'm so glad the memories are lasting. Have a great time everyone.
Gail Lunn Edwards RCI 51 <gedwards@cmcc.edu>
Auburn, me USA - Monday, June 30, 2003 at 10:21:20 (PDT)
Has the website folded - show no one on since June 7?
Rickerite
USA - Saturday, June 28, 2003 at 07:38:18 (PDT)
LOVELY SITE, KEEP THE GOOD JOD UPPPPPP
EMEKA OKOCHA <EMEKA_OKOCHA@YAHOO.COM>
NIGERIA - Wednesday, June 25, 2003 at 05:26:18 (PDT)
finally somebody remembered the years from 1960 to 1964. i was an original
member of sigma delta phi. i live in new jersey. i have contact with joel
israel, tom faitoute , art pasquali . anyone who knows me email me
howard j. weiss <hjccm@aol.com>
hillsborough, nj USA - Tuesday, June 24, 2003 at 19:53:52 (PDT)
Chuck...am waiting for you to show up at my post office window. Tonight
my daughter and I saw a bunch of "classic" cars parked at a motel nearby.
There was a little Nash Metropolitan, just like Linda Cunliffe's (only it
was white). As we passed by the lineup of cars I pointed it out to my daughter,
saying, "That's just like a car we used to ride around when I was in college!"
She thought it was very amusing, and we both laughed. She will be leaving
for Cambridge in September as she will be attending Lesley College. Curtis
Appleyard has been trying to contact you. His email: scout65@metrocast.net
See you soon!
JLenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Saturday, June 21, 2003 at 20:51:14 (PDT)
Curtis! Sorry we never connected. It appears I live quite near your parents.
Getting ready to head North to Gloucester for the summer myself. Joyce!
Get ready for that luncheon date..
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Friday, June 20, 2003 at 10:35:05 (PDT)
Kimbo, I'll be doing a New England Customer Visit swing on the 15/16,
I plan on being at the Shiretown Motel/No-tell if you need a hand on the
17th. Houlton, that's somewhere off of I-95 isn't it, now lets see if NorthEast
Airlines yellow birds still exist, and let's see what the specials are at
Cleal's (sic) "family" resturant are today. PS pouring rain again here if
Philly only like 5 days of sunshine since April it seems.
David G. Marchowsky <davemarch@al.com>
near Philly , PA USA - Friday, June 20, 2003 at 10:03:18 (PDT)
Hey I really like your site. I have found some of the information here helpfull. Thanks :)
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USA, none USA - Thursday, June 19, 2003 at 12:39:18 (PDT)
Who remembers these names from 1960-1962 at Ricker? Joe Ponte, Dennis Simkins, Bob Hurley (NJ), Reggie Rodriguez, (NY), Jim Weston (NJ) turned
actor, Bob Korwatch, Frank Scalesse both of MA. Howie Weiss NY? Those were
the days for sure. Pizza Palace, Al’s restaurant, sporting goods store on
the corner, Snowball King and Queen, Lloyd Farnham, Jim Oser, both of ME.
Mr Howard, Mr Rich, Dr Prohaska, Mr Ramsey (psychology). Who was that lady
that taught Biology? Mrs. Howard? Thirty below zero each night for a month
in 1960/61. The rec. center parking lot being blown out (snow) with a giant
blower? The Sonics (music) with me as sole guitar player, remember the guy
with the green Danelectro guitar, (me). We even got invited to Univ of MA
folk festival. Left a trail of beer cans distributed from an early 50’s Ford
enroute and back. Sometimes I can almost taste those days and would like
to relive them. I have many happy memories and read with sad thoughts of
the appearance of Ricker in bankruptcy court in Boston about 1980. It shared
a fate of many an institution due to high interest rates and a recession
that was the undoing of Jimmy Carter. I’ve often wondered about how many
of my former classmates who went on the serve in Viet Nam, how many went
on raise families and where they might be today. Life was more exciting then
due to my youth and also life was way more less complicated. so, come on
you children of the 50’s and 60’s where are you? Who still has their yearbook
from 61 or 62? David Kingsley 60’-62’
David Kingsley <davidk741@mindspring.com>
MA USA - Wednesday, June 18, 2003 at 12:20:52 (PDT)
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Hamburg, Hamburg Deutschland - Sunday, June 15, 2003 at 06:37:59 (PDT)
Hey gang. The time is almost upon us. Can't wait to see you all. GET YOUR MONEY IN!!! DON'T MISS THIS !!!
Doug Partington <MadHatterD@MSN.com>
Lincoln, RI USA - Saturday, June 14, 2003 at 12:20:05 (PDT)
Oh my God! I just received the greatest picture from Doc Abbott! He
dressed in suit and tie at graduation standing with Pappy and a beer!!!
For those of you that don't know Pappy he is (was) as far from suit and tie
as they come. I am so psyched!! This weekend is going to be so fantastic.........
I am hearing from new people daily. Send in your money now!! It is not
to late.... If I have your registrations by the first week of July I will
squeeze you in. After that?? You can always show up but not eat! I need
headcounts for the caterer and Matthew Ottinger who is running the cookout.
For all of you that have not sent in the form..............you are really
going to miss out! This weekend is going to be fabulous! We have tons of
events, the best food, the best music and tons of alcohol! ha I am not ever
going to run another one and know known else that cares to either, so this
may be it folks! Stop waiting for the perfect time to attend! Life is not
perfect.........and the time is NOW! Don't worry about the money, or the
extra pounds or whatever it is holding you back. P-A-R-T-Y!
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Saturday, June 14, 2003 at 08:42:40 (PDT)
Hi Guys, It getting close to July 19th. I hope you are still ready to
rock. The band I've got together for this reunion is called "Ricker Once,
Ricker Twice...." Those of you in the 60's know the rest of the cheer. We
do pretty much what you heard at the 2000 reunion. With the addition of my
son,Travis, to the line up, I think you'll be pleased. If you guys have any
requests out there, let me know we will try to get it together by reunion
time. Kim, I must apologize. I changed my email address and forget to tell
you. I'm bent over, give me a swift kick!!! Just wanted to touch bases with
everyone and let you know that I'll be looking forward to entertaining my
old and new friends from Ricker.
Tim Humphrey <bassman@pioneercable.net>
Hodgdon, Me USA - Sunday, June 08, 2003 at 17:39:22 (PDT)
heooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo*******
agbeco <mugu@mugu com>
lome, ggolfe USA - Saturday, June 07, 2003 at 19:51:24 (PDT)
I JUST RECIEVED THIS FROM SARA OTIS.....I THINK WE CAN APPLY IT TO OLD COLLEGE BUDDIES TOO!?
Around the corner I have a friend,
In this great city that has no end,
Yet the days go by and weeks rush on,
And before I know it, a year is gone.
And I never see my old friends face,
For life is a swift and terrible race,
He knows I like him just as well,
As in the days when I rang his bell.
And he rang mine but we were younger then,
And now we are busy, tired men.
Tired of playing a foolish game,
Tired of trying to make a name.
"Tomorrow" I say! "I will call on Jim
Just to show that I'm thinking of him."
But tomorrow comes and tomorrow goes,
And distance between us grows and grows.
Around the corner, yet miles away,
"Here's a telegram sir," "Jim died today."
And that's what we get and deserve in the end.
Around the corner, a vanished friend.
Remember to always say what you mean.
If you love someone, tell them.
Don't be afraid to express yourself. Reach
out and tell someone what they mean
to you. Because when you decide that it is
the right time it might be too late.
Seize the day. Never have regrets. And most
importantly, stay close to your
friends and family, for they have helped make
you the person that you are today.
> > >
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Saturday, June 07, 2003 at 13:41:24 (PDT)
6 weeks!! Are you ready for this? I hope so........ I just need to send
out my final plea. I had nearly 400 people tell me that they would be at
the reunion come hell or high water BUT to dat I only have 200 registrations
and even fewer checks. Two hundred is a good size reunion and I believe
is a larger crowd then attended the 2000 reunion buT i KNOW THERE ARE AT
LEAST ANOTHER 100 THAT ARE SITTING AND WAITING TILL THE LAST MINUTE! I have
to give a head count by June 25th, if I do not have your money by then (unless
you have made arrangements with me) then forgetaboutit!! I have Dr. William
Abbott, President of Ricker College in the 70's, registered! WOW! I have
been on the phone all morning lighting fires... I talked with Steve (Mack)
McNamara, Tony Santo, Tom Sousa even Joe Mann is making the journey! I have
the majority of registrations from folks from 1965 - 1970 so I think someone
in that time frame is stirring the pot! I have had complaints that if I
want to have a successful reunion I should include the RCI graduates? It
is labeled "Ricker Reunion 2003" and is for everyone!! Anyone that graduated,
anyone that attended, anyone that worked there in ANY capacity, anyone that
knew someone that may have driven by the school!! Come one, come all! Some
of my favorite people never took a class there but spent tons of time in
the Student Union. Another note of interest comes from the Houlton Chamber
of Commerce. They tell me that the old Ricker Library is now a private residence
and is up for sale! Anyone want to buy the library? That would be wild!
We should take up a collection and buy it. We can buy each building back,
one by one!! That would be an awesome reunion!! SEND ME YOUR CHECKS!!
Let's go!
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Monday, June 02, 2003 at 10:21:27 (PDT)
Hi everybody! We're getting some great stuff for the Ricker Special we'll
be printing in July. Need to keep it coming! IF anyone has an e-mail for
Ed Iannuzzi-please send it along to me?? Thanks and look forward to seeing
everybody back in the Shiretown in July!
Dave Russell <hptsales@nepublish.com>
USA - Monday, June 02, 2003 at 06:26:01 (PDT)
Rita's last name was Hudson. We were all shocked and traumatized by their deaths. They were very dear friends.
Robin Beattie Barker <john.barker@ainop.com>
Bridgewater, ME USA - Sunday, June 01, 2003 at 17:39:16 (PDT)
The other girls name was Rita.
me of '71
USA - Sunday, June 01, 2003 at 14:52:20 (PDT)
The biggest single loss to the student body of Ricker was on Thanksgiving,
1967 when five students were killed on the Maine Turnpike in Gray on their
way home. It was snowing at the time. Trying to remember the names I think...Kim
Bristol, Robin Williams, Earl Stout, Natalie Leach, and I can't remember
the last one. Even after all these years I still think about them every
Thanksgiving. Such a waste of young potential.
Ricker '71 grad
USA - Sunday, June 01, 2003 at 06:04:24 (PDT)
I ATTENDED RICKER FROM 67-68. MANY MEMORABLE TIMES.
ALLAN JOSEFSBERG <allanjay@bellsouth.net>
miami, fl USA - Saturday, May 31, 2003 at 19:54:10 (PDT)
It was Dr. Danache who would take attendance by saying your last name
first, then your first name. When your name was called you answered " aqui
." Chuck Mansfield, I am in Stuart, Florida today. No listing in the phonebook.
I am at my parents place on East Ocean Blvd., if you want to try and call
me. Same last name in the phone book. We are driving north Sunday morning,
6/1.
Curtis Appleyard <scout65@metrocast.net>
Belmont, NH USA - Saturday, May 31, 2003 at 10:49:36 (PDT)
Chuck, I believe her name was Nina (maybe her last name was Perry but
the last name isn't clear to me. If I remember her correctly she had very
long brown hair and they were traveling in a "Chevette"...car with the engine
in the back, right?...I think she was dating someone named Ned.???
Joyce Lenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Saturday, May 31, 2003 at 03:44:08 (PDT)
Upon reading about another passing, I was reminded of a shock we all had
in Spanish class, 1967-68. One of the girls in our class was coming back
from one of the breaks and was killed when the car she was in hit a deer
on the highway. The Spanish teacher used to call us all by our last name
first. I was "Mansfield, Charles". Who was that guy and does anyone remember
the girl's name who was killed? We were all really saddened by her sudden
death. I can almost picture her; perhaps her name was Donna. She was well
liked and quite vivacious. Any memories of this, folks?
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Friday, May 30, 2003 at 11:24:55 (PDT)
please add Lorry Putnam McLaughin RCI 1964 to memorial site. she died
last year. was good friend. wife of David McLaughin RCI 1964 of Dyer Brook/
Oakfield
Bill Sawyer <b46saw@yahoo.com>
Palermo, Me USA - Friday, May 30, 2003 at 08:20:51 (PDT)
Greetings to all. I have been checking in to see what is going on and
who is keeping the board going. I am looking forward to seeing everyone
again in July. I am heading out for Jackson Hole, WY on Sunday to complete
a course I have been taking for the last 14 months. Taking a side trip to
seek out Yogi Bear and pals and then on to the Grand Tetons and floating
down a river somewhere in a raft along the way. I am not ready for White
Water rafting yet. I know Rob, Tom, Pete, Kim, Bev, Linda, Bill and the rest
of the gang would be right up there in the first raft. That might be a great
idea for our next in between Reunion gathering. Oh well, I have two more
assignments to complete before I fly out of Providence at 6:30 AM on Sunday.
Haven't heard any recent update on how the plans are coming along. I know
the Party Queen has it under control. Kim when I get back the 10th I shall
contact you and volunteer in any way you need me. Come on folks, how is
everyone doing rounding up all the old geezers for the Reunion??? Beach
Ball where are you? Spring is doing its best to visit us in the Southeastern
MA but so far it is only a tease here and there. Please someone sends us
the SUN and less rain. Get your dancing shoes dusted off and lets Rock and
Roll. Take care to all. Debbe
Debbe Hueneke <dah138@juno.com>
Westport, MA USA - Thursday, May 29, 2003 at 20:21:51 (PDT)
Looking for classmates from 1965, particularly Mel Zuleger, Ray Feilik and John Curcio, Art Pasquali, Joel Israel, etc.
Rev. Dr. David F. Mahoney <davidfmahoney@yahoo.com>
Nashua, NH USA - Wednesday, May 28, 2003 at 07:45:09 (PDT)
I was just looking through the latest comment's it was "Ricker Clean
and in the Green" and "Ricker fully accredited College of the Northeast"
I am really looking forward to coming to the reunion there are so many experiences
I think I remember; I need to get back-up on them.
Alanna "MA" Orlen Mersigner <Ricker0473@aol.com>
Miramar , Fl USA - Tuesday, May 27, 2003 at 15:32:44 (PDT)
Lonnie Comma.Got you to think,and also to respond. Great job.
1971 Grad
USA - Tuesday, May 27, 2003 at 13:52:48 (PDT)
Chuck...they're on my desk. Every once in awhile I take them out and
look at them. Or I share them with some customer when the timing is appropriate.
I will get copies and send them in with a little "blurb"...and can't wait
to see you this summer. When you travelin' North?...Joyce
Joyce Lenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Monday, May 26, 2003 at 16:51:36 (PDT)
Joyce! Where's that picture of us? Let's send it in to the Houlton paper. Hey, Lonnie - "Loseing"?.
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Sunday, May 25, 2003 at 04:12:42 (PDT)
Hey Everybody! To celebrate the Ricker Reunion-The Houlton Pioneer Times
is printing a special booklet on Ricker. We want to have some pics of some
of you guys then and what you look like now.(scary !!) Also a little about
your life since leaving Ricker. If you know anybody who is somebody in the
world and has the distinction of being a Ricker Grad then let us know.If
you've got a favorite Ricker memory (keep it printable)..send it along to
us. Or email us your stuff and your pics and you'll be immortalized.This
Ricker special will be in the Pionner Times Edition on July 16th. Hope we
get tons of stuff cause i want people to remember Ricker for what it was
and what it might have been today. email the Pioneer Times : pioneertimes@nepublish.com
or send the stuff to the office at 23 Court St. -Houlton 04730.. If you want
it back then let me know or stop into the office when you come to the reunion.
Hope to see you all back in Houlton this summer..remember..RICKER LIVES !!
Dave Russell(class of 1977) <drussell@pioneercable.net>
USA - Friday, May 23, 2003 at 03:57:37 (PDT)
If you are loseing sleep over where a comma should be placed, you missed
the whole point. Our Ricker Education taught us to think.
Lonnie Pidel <Emsdad@aol.com>
Malden, MA USA - Thursday, May 22, 2003 at 22:43:33 (PDT)
Moultonboro...and yup, we'll do lunch there! You can get fried clams
on your way back home just outside Laconia...at the Tamarack. re: Pickles
from the barrel...when the kids were small we would take them to the Country
Store in Moultonboro to buy pickles...and penny candy!
Joyce Lenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
N Sandwich, NH USA - Tuesday, May 20, 2003 at 20:04:03 (PDT)
I want to have lunch at that little joint across the street from the Moultonborough
(sp?) General Store. But first I have to go to the General Store and buy
one of those giant sour pickles they keep in the barrel by the cash register.
Doesn't anyone want to buy a little Florida get away for next winter? I
need extra cash so's I can visit Joycie for lunch this summer and chow down
on fried clams, etc....
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Tuesday, May 20, 2003 at 10:09:38 (PDT)
Chuck, I guess you're up for "roughing it" one more summer...still young
at heart, eh? Can't wait to see you again...if I know when you'll be in
town, I'll try and get the day off.
Joyce Lenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Sunday, May 18, 2003 at 20:22:57 (PDT)
Summer is on the way!! Time to head North. Gonna see you again this summah, Joycie. We'll do lunch, okay?? C U Soon.
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Saturday, May 17, 2003 at 10:26:15 (PDT)
boys baba dey here ma kuna com ot hereooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
kalakuta republic <kakuta@hotmail.com>
lome, togo USA - Friday, May 16, 2003 at 11:25:24 (PDT)
Michael Roosa, I was one of the last freshman at Ricker. Did you have
red hair, a big guy? I think i remember you. You lived in Haskell? Will
you be making the journey to Houlton this July? Hope to see you there.
Kathy Warren <crazywarren@aol.com>
Mullica Hill, NJ USA - Monday, May 12, 2003 at 20:35:37 (PDT)
Johnny is inclusive too, ttyl John D. Locking ... kiss//SMOOCH ... goodluck ... :-) ... ttyl
John David Locking <jlocking@hotmail.com>
Brussel, ON Canada - Monday, May 12, 2003 at 14:28:28 (PDT)
May 12, 2003 - Wonderful site. Looking for old Ricker College graduates circa 1963-65.
Dr. David F. Mahoney <davidfmahoney@yahoo.com>
Nashua, NH USA - Monday, May 12, 2003 at 08:26:09 (PDT)
Happy Mother's Day!!!!!!!!!
Pamela Gonsalves-Arpin <pga9750@yahoo.com>
USA - Sunday, May 11, 2003 at 09:03:44 (PDT)
I was in the very last Freshman class in 1977.Just wondering what happen to the rest of the freshmen The school closed.
Michael Roosa <gdizon@earthlink.net>
Metuchen, Nj USA - Saturday, May 10, 2003 at 20:52:14 (PDT)
Didn't think that anyone could make a living at being a barber when I
went to Ricker. Wish I could go to the reunion but I have a disabled daughter
and her respite weeks are the two after the reunion. I will be spending
it in Acadia with my other daughter. Well hope every one has fun.
Priscilla Klekotka <pklekotka@msn.com>
USA - Friday, May 09, 2003 at 15:20:28 (PDT)
I WENT TO RCI FROM 57 TO 61. HAD A GREAT TIME AND GOT AGREAT EDUCATION.
I DON'T SEE MUCH ON THIS SITE FROM THE RCI KIDS. I WILL BE IN HOULTON FOR
THE 4TH AND THE REUNION. LOVE TO SEE SOME OF THE RICKER CROWD.
MIKE <INSOFFICES@AOL.COM>
PELHAM, NH USA - Friday, May 09, 2003 at 09:24:49 (PDT)
1970 year book reads "ricker college of the northeast". Everytime I
read where a Ricker graduate is employed in the mental health field my only
reaction is "Duh??" Jerry the Cat, Quazzi, Mounty, SB, Gabba and that's only
one wing of Haskell. What ever happened to Mongo La Funk did he ever make
it as a barber? The guy was an artist with a comb and a hair dryer he could
make you shine on a rainy day..Truly talented.
Adirondickelly
USA - Friday, May 09, 2003 at 07:02:49 (PDT)
Yo Rob, Your memory is pretty good! Yes my roommate was Nancy Kinkade.
While you might have woken up in Haskell, I could've sworn you were staying
in East with friends of yours. These friends had not gone to Ricker, but
had come up to visit you while you had attended. No matter. What another
blast from the past! Steve Mason. You know Steve and Nancy suprised me.
I couldn't get over Mason being just down the road from us in Glassboro.
I didn't get to go to Glassboro, I got a job and went to work, My records
were never completed and the last i heard they were in boxes at Unity College.
I spoke to an official there and he said I could come up and go thru the
boxes. I worked in a number of jobs, then finally got my broadcasting lic.
I worked for a small TV station out of Phila. WTGI 61. We were an international
channel. Programs from Greece, India, Asia, Korea, Italy,(crazy for soccer
itailians), and we were a Telemundo affiliate. also aired Religious programs.
It seemed like everywhere I went after Ricker the place was in Chap. 7 or
11 of Bancruptcy. I was jinxed. But I was able to go back to school and
am now a Cert. Paralegal/legal assistant. I worked in the court system for
a while but it wasn't what I wanted. So now I work in the Mental Health field.
I've been at this for 10 yrs. The money sucks, but I enjoy the people I
take care of. I am attempting to open a small business on the side, and
hope to have it up and running by Aug. I really sorry about how i spelled
your name both times. I had surgery in Jan. and I've been confused ever
since. I'm looking forward to seeing you at the reunion. I tried to get
Nancy interested but I don't think she cared to go.
Kathy Warren <crazywarren@aol.com>
Mullica Hill, NJ USA - Thursday, May 08, 2003 at 17:07:58 (PDT)
I think it is Ricker College of the Northeast. I graduated in 1972. That's how I remember it. Anyone else????
pamela gonsalves-arpin <pga9750@yahoo.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Thursday, May 08, 2003 at 16:24:25 (PDT)
I think it is Ricker College of the Northeast. Graduated in 1972. That's how I remember it. Anyone else????
pamela gonsalves-arpin <pga9750@yahoo.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Thursday, May 08, 2003 at 16:23:19 (PDT)
Hey Guys,I need your help.I haven't slept for two nights thinking. Is
it Ricker, College of the Northeast. Or Ricker College, of the Northeast.
Adirondickelly What do you think?
1971 Grad
USA - Thursday, May 08, 2003 at 15:44:06 (PDT)
Dear Ms Warren, Perhaps we can dispense with the “formal” attire (since
you’re 0 for 2) ; ) and slip into something more comfortable… like “Yo Kath,
what’s happenin? I prefer ‘Rob’ ”. I remember trucking up to Ricker for
that last Snowball weekend (the trip alone was one for the books – which
would be a story for another time kiddies). Once we (my buddy George also
made the trip) arrived the partying started and never really let up. Hence,
you will have to forgive my lack of memory. However, I believe we crashed
in Haskell. At least that’s where I woke up most mornings (all right afternoons),
so I hope you’re not confusing me with someone else. I’ll take responsibility
for my own “bad”, but not someone else’s. Did you or your roommate end up
at Glassboro State with Steve Mason when the school closed? Whoa, I just
had a flash (yeah it scares me too) - was Nancy’s last name “Kinkaid” or
something like that? In any case, I hope you make it to Montana some day
– as for me, I’m thinking Virginia. – Later Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Thursday, May 08, 2003 at 07:59:12 (PDT)
Dear Mr. Fliegal, Yes we did meet. You came up for the last Snowball
(or Homecoming) I believe. You guys camped out across the hall in one of
the spare rooms in East Hall. I was one of the girls in the "Reid Hall Suite".
I have been trying to move to Montana for the last 10yrs. I'm a tree lover
you know. For the record, one of my relatives was killed at the battle of
the Little Big-Horn. But even that doesn't frighten me. You may remember
one of my roommates, Nancy? She was kinda dating Dean Ricciardi and she
was known for her well endowelled breast. Please forgive any spelling errors,
at the end of the day I'm almost brain dead. Please don't take anything
I say to heart. Take care, Kathy
Kathy Warren <crazywarren@aol.com>
Mullica Hill, NJ USA - Wednesday, May 07, 2003 at 16:47:12 (PDT)
Dear Ms Warren, (Do I know you?) FYI it’s spelled – Fliegel. Where in
the context of my last post did I imply, “A River Runs Through It” was filmed
in Montana? I had no idea where it was filmed; I was just mentioning the
fishing, that’s all. Since I guess you don’t know me, I’ll give you the
benefit of the doubt – I’m kidding with an old friend about the Montana climate.
I have never been there, I’m sure it’s beautiful. It probably doesn’t attract
too many New Jerseyians, which would make it appealing. ; ) I can only think
of one other person who was ambushed worse than I, when dealing with Montana
– Custer. I’ll just go lick to my wounds now – Later Fliegs :o
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Wednesday, May 07, 2003 at 09:45:40 (PDT)
Sorry about the twitches Fliegs. Part of a River Runs Through It was filmed
in MT on the Bitterroot River, only a short clip, most was in Idaho. The
weather in the area of MT where we are moving to has winters similar to Mid
to Southern PA. Only about two feet of snow a year. If you come out in
July I promise not to wear the 44 mag, Okay? The winters are way milder
than Maine. Could you believe it I have been clean and Sober for 24 years+.
Not one drop. Call me sometime or send me your number and I will call you.
My Best, Your Brother Steve
Steven Battaglia <flyfishi@flyfishinglessons.net>
Greenville, ME USA - Wednesday, May 07, 2003 at 05:48:08 (PDT)
Mr. Fliegal, just an FYI, "A river Runs Through It" was actually filmed
in Idaho. Montana has three regions, the central part of the state being
quite pleasant most of the year. In the higher elevations snow stays on
the mt. tops pretty much all year round. It feels pretty good in the summer
when the temp reaches the 90s to go the mt. and cool off. I was always encouraged
by Mr. A" to share my knowledge with the rest of my fellow Rickerites.
Kathy Warren <crazywarren@aol.com>
Mullica Hill, NJ USA - Tuesday, May 06, 2003 at 20:39:29 (PDT)
419
419 <419.com>
419, 419 USA - Tuesday, May 06, 2003 at 20:16:58 (PDT)
Yo Steve, Fogetaboutit! Other than this constant involuntary twitch I've
developed, I was hardly even affected, Ha Ha! So what's up with this Montana
move? Did the Maine Wildlife Commission finally catch up with you and tell
you you couldn't hunt moose with a .44 Magnum? What do figure? Grizzlies
in the Big Sky country? "So tell me Grizz... do ya feel lucky? Go ahead
bar, make my day!" From the looks of your email addy, you've calmed down
to some nice peaceful fly-fishing. I supposed you're one of those Brad Pitt
types from "A River Runs Through It" to float down stream while fighting
with the big ones! (By the way, if you haven't seen that movie, it's got
some awesome fishing footage - I highly recommend it!) Sounds like you're
easing into the good life. That's excellent! I have to check a map to see
what part of Montana that is, but my impression is more winter than Maine
(if that is even possible)! I heard it doesn't snow... it glaciers! No,
I don't think that's for me, but wouldn't mind visiting in late July - you
know the week when everything has finally thawed out and just before the
first snow of August?!?! Just kidding (not really). - later Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Tuesday, May 06, 2003 at 10:23:52 (PDT)
Does anyone know whatever became of Henry Mutschler? I believe he graduated in 1970.
don lamutis <donald.lamutis@lexisnexis.com>
dayton, oh USA - Tuesday, May 06, 2003 at 09:38:11 (PDT)
Fliegs, I saw your name on the guest book and did not think you would
want to hear from me after my reatment of you as a Pledge. If you want to
get in touch my number in Maine is 207-695-2351. We will be here until May
15th . After that we will be at PO BOX 429 Hardin, MT 59034 Phone 1-406-672-5945.
You are more than welcom to visit minus the Fairy Garb. Check out my website.
It would be really great to see my "Litle Brother" again. Take care We're
Jolly Kappa Beta we're Raiders of the Night.....
Steven Battaglia <flyfishi@flyfishinglessons.net>
Greenville, ME USA - Tuesday, May 06, 2003 at 05:55:29 (PDT)
It would be great to go back to visit and be part of the Ricker re-union
in July, but I'll be in Peoria Illinois playing my banjo (doing an act) for
the Fretted Instrument Guild Annual convention for 4 days. Nobody remembers
me! My claim to fame was: my obituary was published in the Houlton Pioneer
Times in March or April 1959. That I returned to school in the Fall driving
a 1947 Cadillac hearse.. Just because I owed the school $300 and they were
dunning me... After that I blended into the woodwork, well maybe not.. Who's
left from the 1961 and 1962 graduating classes.. The real characters are
all dead.. Chet Lang (guitar player magnificent), Dennis Harshaw (banjo),
Doug Robertson (somewhere in Space), Jimmy Hathaway (somewhere in the Woods)
, Dicky Ayotte (died in an airplane crash), Howie Stevens (dead in Fort Kent),
Jon Fenlason (joined the circus and was never seen again), Jerry Ellis (
?) Don Hemphill (?) Clancey Poole (Witness Protection program), The girls
all went someplace.. We started the "WORD', an off campus newsletter that
really was a gossip sheet that competed with the school so-called newspaper.
Oh, there was so much trouble we got into: The Northland Hotel, Bob Smiths
music & beverage stints. Gassy Garceleon is still working the streets
and Highways. Chet's cousins ; the Simpsons (Earl, Gerral & Sterrel)
and the Hall boys. There were so-many characters. Making beer in garbage
cans at Ma Wrights Lodge.. There was so much fun then.. Based on the contributors
that make up your guestbook, there's no-one who would remember me ... I
went to the re-union in 95 with Dennis Harshaw and that was boring as we
didn't see too many of the ghosts of 61 and 62.. Charley Heath remembered
me then. But fewof the locals showed up for that gig . It was nice to
see the folks who did show up. Well that's it for now ... Bill Moynihan
out here in Chicagoland /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
Bill Moynihan
USA - Sunday, May 04, 2003 at 09:26:03 (PDT)
Hi Everyone! Two nights ago I got to talk to Shelly Goodman. We haven't
talked in 22 yrs, but it seemed like last week. We had so much catching
up to do that we wound up talking for 5 hours. And we still hadn't caught
up on everything. I hope I was able to convince her to make it to the reunion,
I can't wait. The laughs we had were just what the doctor order. As I
read the guestbook, so many memories come back. And I was only there for
8 months! But it truely felt like a life time. I truely feel that I learned
so much from All the experiences I had at Ricker. the good and the bad.
I would ove to hear from anyone else from the last Freshman class.
Kathleen Warren <crazywarren@aol.com>
Mullica Hill, NJ USA - Thursday, May 01, 2003 at 18:04:43 (PDT)
Steve Battaglia: Just wanted to wish you well on the big Montana move.
How can I forget the fact you were my frat “big brother” (I’m asking, “How?”,
cause I still have nightmares!!!!) ; ) Yes you were the one that bestowed
the pledge name “Fairy” on me and made me do the “Fairy Dance” adorned in
my “Fairy Garb”. What were you thinking, that I was going to be your “Bitch”?
HaHa, I still wonder why I went along with all that…Oh yeah… I was a freshman,
that’s reason enough. I guess we all got a good chuckle. I remember walking
into Art Smith’s English class in that ridiculous getup and sitting there
taking notes as if nothing was out-of-the-ordinary. Right in the middle
of his lecture, he starts cracking up and asks me to remove my “Fairy Hat”
so he could continue with his class. I asked my son if he planned to join
a frat and he said “No”. I said, “Good!” Besides the diversion from school
work, and the countless times we tempted arrest, the only real value is that
I learned the Greek alphabet which comes in handy for crossword puzzles…
that’s about it. All in all, I pretty much deserved it, since I was wasted
on rush night and shot my big mouth off requesting you as my big brother
(all the other guys were scared to death of you … perhaps it was the .44
magnum that you liked to bandy about). That went right into the, “Be Careful
What You Wish For “ folder. You turned out to be all right though and at
least I had some good stories for my buddies back home. – Take care and good
luck - Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Tuesday, April 29, 2003 at 10:30:48 (PDT)
Are the rumors true? The Sunday run of the Orient Express has been cancelled
since that great little store has been turned into a tattoo & piercing
parlor.Ces't domage!
Pat Michaud <info@patmichaudphoto.com>
Augusta, ME USA - Wednesday, April 23, 2003 at 08:59:04 (PDT)
Sal I do remember you. Although you're right, it has been a blur. I
think all four years of Ricker was a blur. Still had fun though. Nice hearing
from you. Priscilla
Priscilla Hayden Klekotka <pklekotka@msn.com>
Gales Ferry, Ct USA - Tuesday, April 22, 2003 at 16:48:13 (PDT)
Priscilla ,It was 1970 or '71.It was a party or dance, can't remember
which. I cut may hand and you thought it was an excuse not to go.Well I did
go, but the rest is a blur. If you don't remember that's o.k. I can't remember
what happened yesterday.
1971 Grad.
n.y. USA - Monday, April 21, 2003 at 15:30:02 (PDT)
which way guy man
kimo <mugu.com>
togo, USA - Monday, April 21, 2003 at 03:59:32 (PDT)
Priscilla - yeah, we never expected anyone to admit they went to Ricker.
The strangest experience for me was an appointment for a ear examination
a year or so after I graduated. It turns out that the Doctor was also a Ricker
graduate. I wish I had a picture of the look on his face. After the initial
shock wore off, he started asking me questions about various people, including
Eleanor Howard. Since then, it seems its many others who have reached some
degree of success or prominence in various fields have admitted they went
to Ricker. Ed
Ed Colton <eccx@mindspring.com>
Perth Amboy, NJ USA - Saturday, April 19, 2003 at 20:03:13 (PDT)
Sal- If you told me your real name, I probably would remember you. Can't
really remember nick names. Been a long time. This site is great. Thought
I would never hear from anyone from Ricker. I moved all over the country
after college. Have been in Conneticut too long though. Need to move next
year. One too many casinos in my area. Ruined my nice quiet town.
Priscilla Hayden Klekotka <pklekotka@msn.com>
Gales Ferry, Ct USA - Saturday, April 19, 2003 at 16:17:21 (PDT)
I think someone has the KLEZ or MIME virus again.My virus blocker with
my provider had a bunch of virus infected emails sitting there the other
day for me to check and delete. All the addresses were ones from the Ricker
guestbook. Just and FYI for everyone. STAY WARM !
Sara Gauthier
Sanford, ME USA - Friday, April 18, 2003 at 18:30:02 (PDT)
Hey!Does anyone know where Mike Kennedy is?or Mike Leroy,Or Barbara,nee gorse?All good Ricker folks long gone down 95
Steve O`Donnell <dancinghammers@yahoo.com>
USA - Friday, April 18, 2003 at 16:10:16 (PDT)
Judy honey - I didn't send you any e-mails!! I'm thinking you've been
had by the Klez virus! Do you have anti-virus software? Sorry kiddo, it
didn't come from me.
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Thursday, April 17, 2003 at 05:28:59 (PDT)
Kimbo! Got your email but couldnt open attachment. Whats the news? Attachment
was titled Details. Dont want to miss anything!! Let me know. Cant wait til
July!! Thanks
Judy Flagg <jflagg1@mainerr.com>
So. Portland, ME USA - Wednesday, April 16, 2003 at 17:42:48 (PDT)
Priscilla Hayden, Do the names Sal the Barber or Mongo La Funk ring a bell?
Sal
upstate, n.y. USA - Wednesday, April 16, 2003 at 16:38:18 (PDT)
Just surfing through and found your site. Liked it and thought I'd drop a note. I'll be back! - Sam w/ Camping Supplies
Camping Supplies <sam@nospam.com>
Redmond, WA USA - Wednesday, April 16, 2003 at 00:50:17 (PDT)
Hey Caroline Morgan, don't send spam to this site!!!
Only Ricker Interests Please
USA - Tuesday, April 15, 2003 at 08:17:28 (PDT)
Steve Batteglia....did you live in the Vets House in the early 70's with
Ratzo Smith and Bill Montagna? I think I remember you. Pamela Gonsalves-Arpin
pamela gonsalves-arpin <pga9750@yahoo.com>
USA - Sunday, April 13, 2003 at 17:16:01 (PDT)
I think this is a nice web site. It brought back memories from when I attended Ricker in the late 60's and 70's.
Priscilla Hayden Klekotka <pklekotka@msn.com>
Gales Ferry, Ct USA - Saturday, April 12, 2003 at 05:41:35 (PDT)
We will be moving to Hardin, Montana in May 2003. I just found this site
and what a rush thinking of all of the GREAT TIMES. Does anyone know where
Wesley Heggs or Bill Binford are? If you do please let me know.
Steven J. Battaglia <flyfishi@flyfishinglessons.net>
Greenville, ME United States - Saturday, April 12, 2003 at 05:29:00 (PDT)
Thank you for your nice work on this site. Keep it up. I Love seeing
this your beautiful site. Business Relationship: My Name is Caroline
Morgan the General manager of Camorg Ventures Ltd, base in Lagos Nigeria.
Importers of Autos, Spare-Parts and Building Materials. Any Reputable
Company specializes on our areas of interest or having products in mind to
introduce to us is highly welcome for business. Thanks.
Caroline Morgan <camorgventure@yahoo.com,camorgventures@z>
Lagos, Nigeria - Friday, April 11, 2003 at 07:20:38 (PDT)
Hey, what about High Street Grocery?! And does anyone remember Belyea's
Market? Tom Boulier brought me in there (to buy orange juice of course)
and it was built like the fun house at a carnival or "the house that Jack
built". All the floors were slanted and rickety. I also remember getting
snowed in... in HOULTON! A rare event! Classes were cancelled on St. Patty's
Day 1976 and we were all partying at someone's house by East Hall and taking
turns walking to a local store for supplies. I guess the owner probably
lived upstairs and decided to open. Isn't it sad how many of these memories
are so "foggy"? Hey Lorie McD... where are you? Don't you have a computer
yet?
Donna L.
MA USA - Friday, April 11, 2003 at 05:48:58 (PDT)
I love reading about all "the old timers". I often wish I could have
been at Ricker sooner to watch your antics. Has anyone heard from any other
of the last Freshman class at Ricker? Dave Maxsimic, Chip Craig, Debbie
Kenney, Ragina Bushalon? Would love to hear from some of those guys with
a few of the stories that we have to tell! Also, I'm trying to locate Lynne
Gonya, one of my roommates she lived in town origionally, but then her family
moved to Conn. Kathy Warren
Kathleen Warren <warren_416@hotmail.com>
Mullica Hill, NJ USA - Friday, April 11, 2003 at 03:58:10 (PDT)
50 CENTS a barrel?!?!? Holy smokes! You could park a volkswagon in one
of those tipped side ways! It seems… I was misled. Good thing my sixth-sense
kept me in bed! No wonder we find so many rocks in bags of Aroostook County
taters ;) Yo K-Bo, it only takes one lush to ruin a good thing. I’m thinkin’
Tony had ulterior motives to have you behind the bar; obviously profits weren’t
one of them. HaHa! From what I heard, it wasn’t the money that caused the
“Three beers rule”, they just got tired of sweeping around you after you
passed out! New subject: Here it is April 9th and I’m looking outside at
a snow covered yard; how’s that story ‘bout global warming go? Maybe we
should rethink the reunion activities… like a Saturday afternoon snowball
fight outside of the commons. I just don’t know what month it is anymore.
I was in the city for St. Patty’s Day and it was 70+ degrees. I still had
the lining in my winter coat and was wearing a scarf. By the time I got
to work (17 blocks) I had given all my clothes to the homeless! Of course
by this point they were only accepting Bermuda shorts and Hawaiian shirts.
– Later Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Wednesday, April 09, 2003 at 09:27:59 (PDT)
Fliegs, they still have those farm stands up in the County, where you
stop, pick out what you want and put money in a little box!! Of course, we
are still trusting. Where in the world did you get the idea that you could
get $5. for a barrel of potatoes. The average price was 30 cents a barrel
and it took a lot of those baskets and bending over to fill a barrel. I think
today, the going rate is 50 cents a barrel. Remember Haffenreffer beer caps(they
still have them today) by the third beer, you couldn't solve those puzzles
and by the 6th, you couldn't read those puzzles.
Janice Brown <janibrown@yahoo.com>
USA - Wednesday, April 09, 2003 at 04:42:28 (PDT)
I don't remember ever buying beer - - - I just bartended at the Union
every night and drank for free! (Until the Union started loosing money on
me and Tony changed the rule to 3 free beers a night..............)
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Tuesday, April 08, 2003 at 17:34:26 (PDT)
You were supposed to buy Heiffinraffer (sp?) Private Stock for a good
CHEAP time. To this day I can't even smell the stuff without my stomach
turning. Potatoes I picked I only got 50 cents a barrel. Used to really
get to me when I would make 3.50 for a full days work and someones grandmother
would picked 80 barrels and stop only because it was getting dark. My back
would take weeks to get back to normal. Bud was 1.50 a six pack at that
store on High St. Can't remember the name. Age is sneaking up on me. Have
a good reunion everyone.
Ricker Alumni
USA - Tuesday, April 08, 2003 at 16:16:09 (PDT)
You know Professor, I’m surprised they even took checks. It’s not that
the good people of the northeast aren’t your basic down-to-earth trusting
types, but they’re nobody’s fool either. If one of you jokers walked into
my store and wanted to write a check for a six-pack, I’d have a good hardy
laugh! What did a six-pack of Bud cost back then…$2.50? I guess this was
a time without ATM’s (how did we ever survive?) Damn, now you got me thnking;
I do remember going into Skehan’s with Brennan to buy beer. Barry would
always drop names to get his checks cashed. I can hear him now…”Hey, hey
(he’d chuckle) Mr. Skehan! Wha’s up? (I think he started that) How’s Jimmy?(or
Where’s Jean been hidin' herself?)”. Sure enough Mr. Skehan would give a
side ways look and then cash our checks. I can just imagine him (Mr. Skehan)
that night at the dinner table. “Ya know Jimmy, I had a couple of your friends
in the store today…Barry and Rob, I took their checks. You do know them
don’ cha?” I can see Jimmy falling off his chair laughing, “Sure Dad, they’re
friends of mine…but jeez… don’t take their checks!!” We used to plan to
go pick potatoes (for what $5.00 a barrel), but I could never get up that
early. Those guys would start at dawn and I was just getting in. I preferred
walking up to the hospital and donating blood for $15 to $25 bucks a pop
(not sure of the amount, but I think it was the latter cause you could only
go once every 6 months or something like that). That job also featured the
special bonus of getting ripped on a whole lot less beer. Ah the good old
days of just doin’ enough to get by. Happy times in deed – later Fliegs
;)
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Tuesday, April 08, 2003 at 13:51:22 (PDT)
what me pass bad checks, I forgot about Skehans, it wan't my fault that
my parents didn't have the funds in there when I was writing checks :-),
now lets see who picked potatos and cut christmas trees for money. Also
I'd like to hear from any Lambda Chi brothers.
David G. Marchowsky <davemarch@aol.com>
philly area, Pa USA - Tuesday, April 08, 2003 at 12:50:23 (PDT)
I've spent several nights reading the guestbook. There are so many names
that bring back countless others. I am thrilled to see Deana Bedigian's
name. She was my first roommate at Ricker. I'll never forget Gonk and Eeyore!
Thinking of you and remembering the good times. Will talk more later.
Rockin' Robin ('68) looking for her Tweet Tweets...
Robin Beattie Barker <john.barker@ainop.com>
Bridgewater, ME USA - Sunday, April 06, 2003 at 16:51:58 (PDT)
Don't feel too bad Janice. Here in NJ the forecast is for 6 to 10 inches
of snow tomorrow. They are so certain of this that the Yankee's home opener
tomorrow has already been cancelled.
Ed Colton <eccx@mindspring.com>
Perth Amboy, NJ USA - Sunday, April 06, 2003 at 16:49:24 (PDT)
Yes, David, here on the coast, where we don't even get snow in April,
we have about 3 inches on the ground. Meanwhile, my daffodils are pushing
through the ground. David, I am shocked, you passed bad checks!!
Janice Brown <janibrown@yahoo.com>
Rockland, ME USA - Saturday, April 05, 2003 at 12:52:57 (PST)
Well it's April 4th and I understand that new england is getting hammered
with snow and ice, ahhhh yes the bon fires in front of the girls dorm and
making ice on the tennis courts and bouncing checks at pangborns to buy beer
Dave Marchowsky <davemarch@aol.com>
Prospect Park , PA USA - Friday, April 04, 2003 at 11:11:06 (PST)
Good to see that people are empathetic about others. We welcome all to
join our online FYI interactive forum of a diverse group of persons consisting
of ex-homeless, homeless,legislators and any one wanting to end the housing/homeless
dilemma. A Brother In The Struggle Bill William Charles Tinker Advocates,activists
for displaced,disabled human rights. http://www.pagerealm.com/wtinker/index.html
William Charles Tinker <wtinker@metrocast.net>
Northfield, NH USA - Sunday, March 30, 2003 at 15:44:50 (PST)
Chuck, sounds like a "plan" to me! Do you think we'd still FIT into a Nash Metropolitan?...FOUR OF US?...Hmmmm...
JLenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Thursday, March 27, 2003 at 18:47:45 (PST)
Hey Joyce! If I don't make the reunion, why don't I rent a turquoise
and white Nash Metropolitan and meet you up at the top of Mount Katahdin.
We'll stay in one of those lean-tos and I'll protect you from ferocious
moose!!!!!
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Wednesday, March 26, 2003 at 07:02:22 (PST)
I, being the contact for this reunion, feel that it is my sad duty to
report to you all when I am notified of the passing of one of our alumni.
I have just received an e-mail from Yvonne Barlock saying that her husband
Joe Barlock, class of 1970 has passed away. To all of you that knew and
loved Joe please accept my sympathies.
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Monday, March 24, 2003 at 06:43:34 (PST)
N.Y. Nix Yes I did get the pictures. I had to get the yearbook out to
check out to see what 30+ years does to our bodies. I'll put them in the
mail soon.Good to here from you. Sal
Sal the barber
USA - Saturday, March 22, 2003 at 21:07:40 (PST)
Sal...did you get the pictures I sent you? -T.Nix
T. Nix
Colchester, CT USA - Saturday, March 22, 2003 at 19:11:53 (PST)
i dey hi oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooomugu
MUNGU <MUNGU@GUY.COM>
balogun, niger USA - Thursday, March 20, 2003 at 07:42:48 (PST)
i dey hi oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooomugu
MUNGU <MUNGU@GUY.COM>
balogun, niger USA - Thursday, March 20, 2003 at 07:42:36 (PST)
Gomer, ya shouldn't have dumped me..............ha It's on it's way!
Kimbo Anderton <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 14:54:42 (PST)
Kimbo still no pakage from you, any ideas where it is, hi to all
Gomer <scrnprt@midmaine.com>
Bangor, Maine USA - Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 14:28:47 (PST)
i dey here oh!
mugu <maga@mugu.com>
lome, togo USA - Saturday, March 15, 2003 at 06:01:28 (PST)
To All My Omicron Brothers - I sure hope we have a better showing than
the Reunion in 2000! The other frats had quite a few brothers attending.
Had dinner & drinks w/some of my brothers last week in NYC - had a great
time & gave them all flyers on this reunion. Hope they can make it. Ed
Iannuzzi/1969
Ed Iannuzzi <ab97z@allstate.com>
Farmingville, NY USA - Thursday, March 13, 2003 at 08:31:46 (PST)
Hi, my attempts at reviving my musical career(?) are starting to gain
some momentum. A couple of weeks ago I put a new (yes, written in 2003 and
not 1973) song, "Beer and Broken Hearts - Acc Mix", on mp3.com, and with
a little help from a promo auction bid, the cost of which was less than 3
beers these days, it has managed to get up to 26th for Traditional Country.
The song is basically inspired by a typical night at Currier's, for those
who remember it. The whole thing is kind of neat, since the ranking puts
it up there with some legendary artists in addition to the usual mp3.com
types such as the "Dixie Dicks" or "Donna Kay Honey and the Cowpokers". This
is also amazing, since I do not even own a cowboy hat. You can go directly
to the song page by clicking on the link for this message. Ed Colton
Ed Colton <eccx@mindspring.com>
Perth Amboy, NJ USA - Thursday, March 13, 2003 at 04:22:03 (PST)
GUY MEN KEEP OFOFOFOFOFFFF
mugumen <mugutogo@yahoo.com>
lome, lome TOGO - Thursday, March 13, 2003 at 03:00:01 (PST)
P.S. Still no word from Dale Jacobs??? Where are you? I have a vision
of you with a gorgeous full length gown, white (potato picking) gloves, and
the Queen of the Reunion Crown! Please don't disappoint me - !
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at 06:17:46 (PST)
Another mailing coming your way! Please, please, please fill out the
last page of the flyer and send it in whether you can pay now or not. I
HAVE TO give headcounts to the caterer and people running the golf tournament!
If you click over to the REUNION section of this site you may register online
(but don't forget to forward a check)! Could anyone tell me how many graduated
in the class of 1969? I'm guessing they are all registered! Some very good
person seems to have made copies of our flyer and distributed it throughout
that class! Please feel free to do that if it is possible that we don't
have their address. The reunion seems years away as the temps here in New
England is still in the teens and there is plenty of snow on the ground!
The fact is that we have FOUR (4) months to go until the REUNION! Please
send in forms or register online.......give a few friends a call and light
fires under those who prefer to procrastinate or are sitting on the fence!
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at 06:09:48 (PST)
Hey Nix and Kell, I talked to Zabek.He said he has a bulldog hockey jersey
with some blood stains that never washed out.Maybe you can auction it off
at the reunion.If you want it we may have to trade him a couple of beers
for it. Let me know. Sal
Sal the barber
ny USA - Monday, March 10, 2003 at 16:58:14 (PST)
419
bella419 <419.com>
lome, togo USA - Thursday, March 06, 2003 at 19:49:12 (PST)
Chuck--that must be because you've DISCOVERED real estate! Geez, look what you've been missing ALL THESE YEARS!
JLenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Wednesday, March 05, 2003 at 11:57:54 (PST)
Hi to all of my friends from Ricker. Are there any of my old ball players out there that will be going to the reunion?
woodie Dunphy <wadunphy@yahoo.com>
corea, me USA - Wednesday, March 05, 2003 at 11:06:18 (PST)
Joyce! I actually have discovered REAL rocks. You can go to the ocean
and watch waves CRASH against them. I'm forever greatful for this discovery.
It's like being on Gloucester's Back Shore, only with palm trees...
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Tuesday, March 04, 2003 at 12:34:14 (PST)
i was a ricker student from 1968-72. Would like to know if availabble
, a list of students then and how i can contact them. thank you so much
and love the website . dennis lauer
dennis lauer <dlshalom@cs.com>
mt. dora , fla. USA - Monday, March 03, 2003 at 19:17:22 (PST)
i was a ricker student from 1968-72. Would like to know if availabble
, a list of students then and how i can contact them. thank you so much
and love the website . dennis lauer
dennis lauer <dlshalom@cs.com>
mt. dora , fla. USA - Monday, March 03, 2003 at 19:17:10 (PST)
Sal the Barber: Did you get my e-mail - need your home address. Great
talking with you last week! Get me that address if you want the reunion
pics.
TNix
CT USA - Sunday, March 02, 2003 at 14:28:41 (PST)
Sal the Barber: Great talking with you. Have you gotten our e-mail -maybe
we have the capital letters in the wrong place or something? Pictures are
waiting to be sent to you!
TNix
USA - Sunday, March 02, 2003 at 11:54:42 (PST)
Chuck, But...what about the FAKE ROCKS!?@#+*...and it's freakin' snowing like hell here today...AGAIN!
JLenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Sunday, March 02, 2003 at 09:29:56 (PST)
It was worth repeating twice Really
O DAVE <22MUGU@MUGU.COM>
LOME , TOGO - Thursday, February 27, 2003 at 12:36:47 (PST)
Fragile's partially correct: The theme was "Disney", but the winners were
the Phi Omega Chi sorority, with their incredible tribute to Cinderella.
I believe it was located between the Admin building and the library. I
remember one night after a few (too many) at the Union, I was on the "snake"
and happened to run into ol' Cindy. Hey she was a babe! I asked her out
- but she turned out to be "FRIDGID" Bwaaaa hahahah! - later Fliegs ;)
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 11:11:27 (PST)
It was worth repeating twice...Really...
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 04:44:24 (PST)
Why do you all put up with that miserable winter weather? Contact me,
your Ricker Realtor, and I'll find you that perfect Florida get-away. All
of us being of a "certain age", don't you think we owe it to ourselves to
be warm, in short sleeves, with the windows open. It's GORGEOUS here today.
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 04:42:36 (PST)
Why do you all put up with that miserable winter weather? Contact me
and I, as your Ricker Realtor, will find you that perfect little Florida
get-away. We're at that "certain age" and all owe it to ourselves to be
warm, in short sleeves, with the windows open, don't you think? It's GORGEOUS
here this a.m.
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 04:36:49 (PST)
Thanks Bill, I pulled out my yearbooks and found that out and was showing
my daughter and boys the pictures. I see Tweety off and on and told her about
the reunion, I think she is planning on coming. We're having flurries again
tonight and then going into the deepfreeze again. Boy this sure has been
a long winter . . I can't wait for July!
Sara
Sanford, ME USA - Monday, February 24, 2003 at 17:52:33 (PST)
Sara, the 1974-1975 Snowball weekend was Disney characters. I have slides
that were taken that week, with the first place goiing to Haskell hall.
They built a mickey mouse and the three pigs in the front of the dorm. i
last saw the slides a couple of weeks ago. I'm working on having the slides
printed into pictures. I learned to be a photographer under the hands of
Tweety. She was the Yearbook editor in 1974. Of course those who were there
remember I occupy the picture in the middle of the book. It's a picture that
I've never shown my parents.
Bill Stapleton <zabby1@email.com>
Windsor, CT USA - Monday, February 24, 2003 at 15:51:01 (PST)
Kim, I mailed by check this morning. Is it worth spending 10 hours driving
to Houlton? Yes! Even more so considering it took me 2 1/2 hours to drive
30 miles to work today, with 1 1/2 hours for the last 6 miles. Houlton has
changed. When I graduated in '72 Rt. 95 was not a divided highway for the
last 100 miles or so. US 1 north of Houlton is also wider. You're right about
the internet making it easier to find people. I tried at various times to
contact lost friends during the late 70's and 80's, and it wasn't easy. Believe
me, it's worth the trip if just to see someone you lost touch with over 25
years ago. I recieved email from Howie Solomon last week. The last time I
had seen or heard from him was 1970!
Ed Colton <eccx@mindspring.com>
Perth Amboy, NJ USA - Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 19:02:54 (PST)
I have heard from TNix and he expressed a great deal of interest (maybe
he is waiting to see what you do?.) Does Rich Kelly = Adirondackelly? I have
heard from Steve O'Donell, Lloyd Cohen, Pat Settembrino, Duke Adams,Frank
Lemanski,Diane Baily, Steve Downy, etc........ If you give me a clue as
to what the magic word would be perhaps I could say it. Is Houlton as you
left it? Nope! Changed allot, but it has the same laid back atmosphere.
I find when I get up there that I am able to slip right back into my 18
year old mindset and the years just melt away. It is certainly not built
up like a big city just changes here and there. It will be a huge shock
to see the town square where the fire was. It feels like Houlton here in
Blackstone, Mass! I have a Farmers porch on the front of my house and when
I looked out Tuesday morning the snow was 1/2 way up covering my bedroom
window! I had an overwhelming urge to jump out! Of course at my age I'd
shatter into a million pieces (Oh, to be young again!) I have three strapping
young sons that managed to shovel me out as I sat at my computer and scrolled
back to 2001 in the Ricker Guestbook. I tried to e-mail anyone I don't have
an address for in THE "Official" Ricker Database!! Also, many of the entries
asked for long lost classmates. I cut and pasted as many names as I found.
This morning I have spent another three hours on the computer white pages
trying to find these people! WITH GREAT SUCCESS!! (I am happy to report).
I am only one person though and I can't find them all. I could with ALL
of you helping me??!! People ask me why I took on this monumental task to
begin with? There are many reasons. It was the best time in my life, I
need a vacation next summer, in the midst of a mid-life crisis, I love you
people, I love planning parties and I am a little insane. The toughest part
of the whole thing is not planning it, it's finding the people and getting
ya'll to commit! I can't guarantee that anyone will be there but I am busting
my hump so that everyone is notified. You all should be calling each other
to stimulate interest. I only went to school for the last two years it was
open so I have no knowledge of those that came before me (unless you send
me names of those you are looking for or I research the website). I think
that this will be an incredable reunion because of the aide of the internet
in finding people. I was given a list of just 400 names by previous organizers
and have nearly tripled the list in three months time! We had a very successful
meeting here on Sunday afternoon. With the help of Dave Hamacher all the
tasks were delegated to committee members! The only thing left for me to
do is work on expanding the database.....PLEASE GIVE ME SOME HELP? Once
we get this database together planning a reunion will be a piece of cake.
Although I have to wonder IF anymore will be planned. As Mayor Ed noted.........the
youngest Ricker graduates are mid-forties. Get your registration forms out
with your checkbook and go nuts! Don't worry about who will or won't be there.
E-mail me for #'s and addresses of those folks you'd most like to see and
CALL THEM UP! There is no better motivator then a "blast-from-the-past"!!!
It may be our LAST HURRAH!
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 08:05:59 (PST)
We have just been displaced by the recent land act of zimbabwean govt
when their president (R Mugagbe) sponsored and championed the bill in their
national assemble and all farms belonging to foriegners were confiscated.
I am signing this guestbook because i will like any investment oppurtunity
in any state where human rigth are were observed. In my disposal is the sum
of thirty five million united states dollars that on behalf of my entire
family a stipulated investment plan has been layed out to accomodate any
viable venture that come s our way. Please write me from this our company
s e-mail addresse if your proposal is profitable and progressive. we will
need your assistance in the area of securing the funds and also our relocation
to your state as soon as the entire family are comfortable with your proposal.
Comrade J Kabani
kabtraders <kabtraders@hotmail.com>
USA - Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 05:48:08 (PST)
well, is it really worth a 10hr. ride to houlton? i don't know? will it
look like 1971, probably not. how will the potato crop be, what about the
sugar beets? it's scary.will t. nixon be there? what about adirondickelly?
will pictures satify me? i don't know. do i have time to think about it?
i just need that one special reason to go. what could it be.maybe if i send
some inspectors to houlton they can uncover that special reason to go. please
give me some more time.
sal the barber
sauquoit , n.y. USA - Tuesday, February 18, 2003 at 19:36:36 (PST)
well, is it really worth a 10hr. ride to houlton? i don't know? will it
look like 1971, probably not. how will the potato crop be, what about the
sugar beets? it's scary.will t. nixon be there? what about adirondickelly?
will pictures satify me? i don't know. do i have time to think about it?
i just need that one special reason to go. what could it be.maybe if i send
some inspectors to houlton they can uncover that special reason to go. please
give me some more time.
sal the barber
sauquoit , n.y. USA - Tuesday, February 18, 2003 at 19:36:33 (PST)
Any chance of renting a bus for the trip from Kittery to Houlton on Friday
and returning on Sunday? I recall leaving Houlton hungover, pit stop at
the McDonald's in Bangor, near misses along 95 and not at full sensory awareness
until Portland. Partying and snoozing would lighten the load both ways and
start the festivities a few hours earlier. Go bulldogs and Sal the Barber..
Kelly
USA - Monday, February 17, 2003 at 08:41:55 (PST)
Hi everyone well the reunion committee met yesterday at Kimbo's house
everything seems to progressing. What I would like to ask all of you who
plan on attending the reunion to please send in your application and check
to Kimbo I understand that we all like to procrastinate but it is important
that we have an accurate count as soon as possible to know where we stand.
The reunion is just five months away. Sending in your application and check
would really bring alot less stress to all of us on the committee. So if
you plan on attending please take a few minutes to send in your check it
would be greatly appreciated. Kimbo has really busted her butt on this and
its looks like its going to be great I can't wait to see all you guys again.Well
take care hope to hear from you all that your going to the reunion. Later,
I have to go and shovel.
tom sousa <t.sousa@attbi.com>
assonet, ma USA - Monday, February 17, 2003 at 08:04:14 (PST)
I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE FROM HOULTON READS THIS SITE AND KNOWS THAT
THE HOULTON GUESTBOOK IS NOT WORKING? I HEAR IT IS VERY COLD IN THE COUNTY
TODAY.
MIKE <INSOFFICES>
PELHAM, NH USA - Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 03:56:45 (PST)
Wonderful site
Samantha Williams <willsamantha4@yahoo.com>
USA, none USA - Friday, February 14, 2003 at 17:18:04 (PST)
Robin, it's called shaving...
Rockin' Robin
USA - Friday, February 14, 2003 at 06:21:06 (PST)
All I really want to say is is there anyway possible to remove unwanted
hair without having to pay for it? I mean there has to be recipes that you
can do at home. I don't have any money to spend on products,I just want a
way to do it right at home.
Robin <dougersgirl@yahoo.com>
Redfield, ny USA - Friday, February 14, 2003 at 06:15:21 (PST)
Chuck, Don't remember...but CAN remember the friggin' car lights shining
on me! (Spotlight on talent?...) Remember the nights of rehearsal for Streetcar?
And the cast party afterwards?
JLenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 19:19:56 (PST)
Just wondering if Emmas Pub that is south of Boston run by that old Rickerite
Ron Emma?. If I remember Ron use to do things with big Larry in the dining
hall.Once again keep up the good work all of you who have taken on this reunion
project. Looking forward to July.
Kip <Kip@compassinc.com>
USA - Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 10:35:10 (PST)
Joycie: I can't remember. Was there a snow bank for you to fall into
that night you were hanging out the dorm window by your fingertips??
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 09:42:09 (PST)
Dear Kimbo, Congratulations on the '03 reunion plans. It's a great
tradition to come back to Houlton and celebrate the great years we spent
at Ricker College. When our team organized the '95 reunion, going to Houlton
was the core idea. We were welcomed and supported by the Town of Houlton,
the Chamber of Commerce and especially the Ricker Alumni of Aroostock county.
Since the last reunion that Fliegs and company put on, the word has spread
and the connections have widened to where we could easily have over 1000
people with support from everyone who's been to the last two reunions.
I mentioned some time last year that this is the 25th anniversay of Ricker's
closing. The youngest Ricker grad is 45. We're just not going to have that
many more opportunities to get this great group of people together and we
should make this one a priority. I applaud your efforts and will do everything
I can to get my friends up there in July. I know this guestbook can read
like a private chatroom for a dozen people or so at times, but there are
hundreds of people checking this out who don't post messages. I encourgae
those people to contact Kim with your names and conacts from the past so
she can take this gathering to the next level. You're well on your way Kim!
See you in July.
Ed Malloy <emalloy@danaheroil.com>
Fairfield, IA USA - Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 17:15:16 (PST)
Curtis, yes, I remember Houlton--it seemed that every day there was a
fresh coat of snow! And the snowbanks were, indeed, high(er). Or maybe
we were just young(er) and they SEEMED that way. I know what you mean about
people "waiting" by their mailbox, as when I first was a career employee
I was being taught to deliver a city route. One of the stops was an elderly
complex. Trust me, they were all waiting in line, and especially on SS Day!
Of course I was a "trainee" so I was always considerably later than the
regular city carrier. When I walked in the door someone would always exclaim,
"Oh, it's the GIRL!"...It's amazing how mailboxes can be totally snowed in...but
on SS Day you can be sure you'll have a clean "approach" to the box. Man,
I hope that's not what I have to look forward to down the road!
JLenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 03:38:41 (PST)
keep off ohoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
kiki <mugu.com>
mmmmm, mmm mmmm - Monday, February 10, 2003 at 04:20:09 (PST)
Ok, it's time for all the procrastinators out there to get your Reunion
Reservation forms mailed in!! The deadline is rapidly approaching...March
1st is just around the corner!! It is up to everyone to get their "old "
address books out and contact their long lost Ricker buddies and get them
to sign up before it is too late!
Meg Golrick Leach
USA - Monday, February 10, 2003 at 04:15:31 (PST)
Joyce- doesn't all this snow remind you of the winters we spent at Ricker,
when the snowbanks were higher? Also, people clear away the snow and fix
their mailboxes when they want their checks. You can find some of these
little old ladies, with a hammar, waiting by their mailboxes making sure
I bring there social security checks.
Curtis Appleyard <scout65@metrocast.net>
Belmont, NH USA - Sunday, February 09, 2003 at 18:41:15 (PST)
Chuck, Yes, the driveway thing is a bit "much" this year. Guy had to
come by and "push back" the snow...for an extra fee, of course...because
there is so much of it this year! And as for mailboxes (Curtis), many have
been demolished. One guy in town painted his mailbox hunter orange (and
during hunting season, at that!) This guy is a NH Highway Dep't. worker,
so he plows state roads in the area. When he came into my post office to
mail something I (jokingly) asked if he was afraid someone might mistake
his mailbox for a deer and shoot it during hunting season. "No, he replied,
I'm just trying to keep it from getting hit by the snowplow this winter!"
The IRONIC thing about this is that the very first snowstorm we had, his
mailbox got wiped out by the driver of the "wing plow". He fixed his mailbox
and the very NEXT storm we had, his mailbox got wiped out again! He has
resigned himself to the fact his mailbox is staying broken until winter has
ended, and has resorted to picking up his mail at the post office instead.
Chuck doesn't have THESE problems...and doesn't have to deal with a weather
forecast predicting well below zero degrees at night for the next week--one
night it looks like about 23 BELOW ZERO! EEEEK...
JLenas <whtfc@worldpath.net>
North Sandwich, NH USA - Saturday, February 08, 2003 at 02:05:37 (PST)
OMFG, what a great blast from the past.Man can fleigel still bullshit,(does
he get paid by the word?) .lol anyway it is great to see many familiar names
i see kip sowpel every once in a while He told me about the reunion, MAybe
AT the UNION? alot of beer spilled there! Does nayone know what happened
to BRUCE HENDRICKS? It still at the end of 95 North , right? well as the
kids say, TTYL, Russ
Russ Woods <Russ332w@megalink.net>
turner, me USA - Friday, February 07, 2003 at 19:38:06 (PST)
hi angie...please don't refer to the people of the 50's and 60's as "older"...we
would prefer to referred to as "seasoned"...i'll be i touch soon...
Emily Kleinman Bokor <ebokor@sonic.net>
Los Angeles Area , Ca USA - Friday, February 07, 2003 at 12:28:51 (PST)
cant seem to stop remembering people from Ricker, Fritz Kohler, Nora(?),"Tiny"
former Mr. Maine, "Archie" doing handstands on the Backboard during half
time at the BB games, Mike Bourre my roomie,Pam Sanborn, "Stretch" from RI,
Barry Brennan, David Kearny, Ray Hrbek and of course Mr. "A" all my Haskell
Hall buddies. I may have been the only person to flunk the tie-dye course
during the winter semester 1974. Look forward to hearing from any and all.
okyn1 <okynna1@yahoo.c0m>
lagos island, lagos state NIGERIA - Wednesday, February 05, 2003 at 14:57:24 (PST)
They were at the gym not gum! Anyway - Thank you Angie and Sarah and everyone
for your kind words. Organizing this reunion has been a labor of love!
I was only at Ricker for a short time when they closed the doors on me.
As I've said before, I to this day have dreams about the place. It was a
coming of age, a new independence. I loved every minute I was there (except
when Gomer dumped me but that’s a story for another day). We were a huge
family - students and faculty alike. In fact, I feel a kinship with everyone
I have met through organizing this reunion and attending others. When you
think about it, it takes an adventurous person to attend college at the end
of the Earth! Many only lasted a semester but those of us that stayed were
a special breed. You either loved it or hated it. I keep getting e-mail
from folks that attended in the 50's, 60's and even early 70’s saying because
of entries in the guestbook and names on the committee list, that this is
a seventies reunion…………..THAT JUST AIN’T SO! If I wanted to have a party
for my classmates I could do that right here in Blackstone with considerably
less aggravation and expense! I love to organize parties. I love Houlton
and I love Ricker! I want you all to go! I am trying to have something
for everyone. Someone wrote to me that they didn’t want to travel hundreds
of miles to be the only Grandma… Guess what? People that graduated in the
late seventies are Grandparents too! Granted a “reunion” is for re-uniting
with old friends. So tell me who you want to see and work with me to find
them. Don’t be embarrassed if you are married with 30 grandchildren and
just want to sneak a peak at ole what’s-his-name again. I hesitate to put
the names up on the site because I haven’t received half of what I expect.
People love to procrastinate! KNOCK IT OFF! Just write the check, fill
out the form and throw it in the mail – damn it! Let’s get finding people
and stop sitting on the fence! There have to be hundreds I don’t have.
It makes me crazy when people say, “I won’t know anyone there.” How do you
know that unless you go!! And why do you expect that I would know who you
want to see!! I can tell you this - I have talked with Ed Malloy, Donna
Baietti, Rob Fliegel, Pat Settembrino, etc., all past organizers, none are
real eager to organize another reunion!! It’s ALLOT OF WORK! This could
very well be the last one…… I could get Bruce Springstien, The Beatles and
Elvis but it still wouldn’t be a success unless we get the numbers. The
Civic Center will hold about 1,500. I say we fill it!! Dale, if we do that
we will make enough money to hold the next reunion at Disney! HELP ME?
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Tuesday, February 04, 2003 at 12:52:55 (PST)
I would love it if we had 19" on snow here in Mass! I think I may retire
in Houlton (just depends where my husband goes-ha). The last year at Ricker
(25 years ago) they closed both Reid and Ackerly Halls and stuck the Ackerly
people in the bottom floor of Hasckal (sp?) and the Reid guys on 1st floor
of Beast (East). Kathy Hill was an RA on the top floor and my partner in
crime. One day the guys were at the gum for basketball and Kathy and I opened
Owen Bierne, Tony Santo and Joe Hellyar's rooms and switched their beds and
drawers around to each others rooms. They were trading stuff back in April,
ha! When they came back to the dorm they somehow knew who did it...they
tied our hands and feet together and threw us out the first floor windows
into the snow drifts!! It was cold!! But fun.........
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Tuesday, February 04, 2003 at 11:07:29 (PST)
Hey Smokey and Mike.Did Tom McGee jump out of the girls dorm windows into
snow or grass when he broke both his arms, I can't remember !?! I do remember
a lot of jumping out of windows ! I was looking through old pictures this
weekend. Do you all remember Snowball Weekend when the snow sculptures were
done? I can't remember if it was the winter of 73-74 or 74-75, but I found
some pictures this weekend and my boys were amazed at what was made. I think
the theme was fairy tales or something like that. Sorry Kimbo but I couldn't
part with any of them.Kimbo, I just made out my check and it will be in the
mail tomorrow, for real !! I too want to say thank you to Kimbo and the committee
for all their hard work. Looking forward to July in Houlton.
Sara Otis Gauthier <goochy@metrocast.net>
Sanford, ME USA - Monday, February 03, 2003 at 19:11:46 (PST)
Mike C I remember jumping out that window take care all Smokey
smokey <kmartin@msad5.org>
USA - Monday, February 03, 2003 at 17:50:43 (PST)
Ah yes, the Houlton snowdrifts. I remember jumping out our dorm windows into that stuff. Good to hear from you MUFF and Smokey.
Mike Connors <ConXData@AOL.Com>
USA - Monday, February 03, 2003 at 17:20:08 (PST)
Good Morning to all Ricker fans, from snow bound Aroostook county. Everything
is cancelled and I'm stuck at home. We have about 19" of new snow on the
ground and drifts like I haven't seen for years. The plow came about 4AM
and it looks like nothing was accompished. This could get expensive at 25$
each drive through. Oh well if that's thats the only bad thing that happens
around here I'll take it. Now about the reunion, I think we owe Kimbo a great
big THANK YOU for all that she has done. I know there are others involved
but she has probably contributed more than anyone in getting this thing off
the ground. I also think she deserves a thank you from the town of Houlton
and from the Chamber of Commerce. BTW did you know that the Chamber Director,Paula
Genron, is the daughter of Mr Coolong who used to teach at Ricker. I was
in touch with Ellen (Brown) Ross last week and she had no idea about the
reunion or this site. There are so many out there who have no idea that
Ricker lives. We need to spend more time net working. Here are some of
the names I know around Maine,Ed Bonenfant, Butch Cannan, Al Condon, Ray
Lamoreau, Cliff Foster, Gene Jackins. Some of these people are older from
the early 60's and 50's. I will send Kimbo the addresses when I get them.
If all of us come up with a few names this reunion could be the best ever.
Keep up the good work! Angie
Angie (Rank) Graves <rag111@webtv.net>
Presque Isle, Me USA - Monday, February 03, 2003 at 06:29:33 (PST)
keep off oooooo
kiki <mugu>
aba - Monday, February 03, 2003 at 03:56:19 (PST)
Joyce-if you think you driveway is bad, try delivering the mail from your
car this winter. PEOPLE, CLEAR THE SNOW AWAY FROM YOUR MAILBOX.
Curtis Appleyard <scout65@metrocast.net>
Belmont, NH USA - Sunday, February 02, 2003 at 18:12:39 (PST)
I spent time as a student at Ricker between 1968 and 1970. It was a great place.
Howard Solomon <1solomon@optonline.net>
S. Huntington, NY USA - Sunday, February 02, 2003 at 15:48:30 (PST)
Oh, by the way...Deena Bedigian. If you read this, do you know what ever
happened to Bobby Grant? He and I were roomies in Hollywood for a time in
the late 70s and had LOADS of good times. I'd like to be in touch with him.
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Sunday, February 02, 2003 at 14:52:05 (PST)
Joycie, All this reunion talk is wonderful, but getting a bit dreary.
Why don't you drop us a note about how AWFUL it is trying to get up your
driveway this winter (just to change the pace a bit)?
Chuck Mansfield
USA - Sunday, February 02, 2003 at 14:47:16 (PST)
What they're not telling you... Shot down by aliens!
RINTINTIN
USA - Sunday, February 02, 2003 at 14:00:44 (PST)
Hello to everyone!WOW!It`s so great to finally know you`re all still out
there.It been so long in trying to find anybody who knew what the "tech"was/is.I
know I`m just a graduquit but still consider those daze the best.I`d like
to know more about the reunion and such.It would be so good to see MA and
George,and lots more too.Does anyone know the whereabouts of Rick THornley.For
the "older"community,My b rother,Skip O`Donnell passed away a few years back,losing
a battle with cancer.I still thank Joe Spinelli for all he did in getting
the brothers to Skip`s funeral.HJope to hear from somebody soon.Do you remember
the sunrise/sunset on the b ack of the student union building? Steve
Steve O`Donnell <dancinghammers@yahoo.com>
Frederick Maryland, USA - Saturday, February 01, 2003 at 15:18:19 (PST)
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Pappillion <bpappy@earthlink.net>
Stillwater, ME USA - Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 15:02:43 (PST)
Filled out reunion form and booked room at the Shiretown. Was told I
got the last room so it sounds like many will be coming. Skip and I hope
to see many old friends.
sheila harwood <sharwood16@hotmail.com>
USA - Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 09:32:45 (PST)
Filled out reunion form and booked room at the Shiretown. Was told I got
the last room available. Sounds like it will be a good turn out. Skip and
I hope to see many old friends
sheila harwood <sharwood16@hotmail.com>
USA - Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 09:24:38 (PST)
Sent back the reunion form and booked a room at the Shiretowm last Sat.I
was told that I got the last room. Sounds like many people are coming.
Skip and I hope to see many old friends.
sheila harwood <sharwood16@hotmail.com>
USA - Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 09:21:32 (PST)
Judy tried your new email still can't get thru to you. Donna don't be
giving away my secrets who told you about my ears anyway???? And for everyone
else that five year old girl hits really, really hard. On a more serious
note I hope everyone have already made their reservations for the reunion
time is getting short also if you think of anything, or anyone that needs
to be notified please let me or someone on the reunion committee know thanks
Tom
tom sousa
USA - Wednesday, January 29, 2003 at 03:32:49 (PST)
Hey Irv, You sound like the guy for me! As for Tommy, all you have to
do is scratch behind his ears. Hi everyone, I ran into Deb Lukis unexpectedly
on Saturday and we were reminiscing. She is looking forward to the reunion.
It doesn't look like I can make it, but I would urge anyone out there who
has the opportunity to go, not to miss this incredible experience. The last
two were the most fun I've had since I left Ricker!
donna lutrario
USA - Tuesday, January 28, 2003 at 07:02:29 (PST)
Dear Tommy, I'm sory I beet you up las week but you dezervd it.
five year-old girl
USA - Tuesday, January 28, 2003 at 04:56:38 (PST)
guymen keep ofofofffoo
MUGUMEN <mugu@muguu.com>
lome, lome togo - Sunday, January 26, 2003 at 06:28:57 (PST)
guymen keep ofofofffoo
MUGUMEN <mugu@muguu.com>
lome, lome togo - Sunday, January 26, 2003 at 06:28:52 (PST)
Irving I apologize for beating you up but I have grown over these many
years and no longer do that type of thing. As Kimbo noted that I am old and
frail now. I hope that you attend the reunion and I hope that you won't beat
me up because of my past indiscretions again I apologize. Hope to see you
at the reunion Tom
tom sousa <t.sousa@attbi.com>
assonet, ma USA - Saturday, January 25, 2003 at 08:22:42 (PST)
Kimbo, Got my registration ..Thank you soooooo much, will be returning
it this week. Cant wait until July. Have a new email jflagg1@maine,rr.com.
Hopefully this one will work. Thanks again, see you in July!!
Judy Chapman Flagg <jflagg1@maine.rr.com>
So.Portland, ME USA - Friday, January 24, 2003 at 18:13:46 (PST)
Hey Irv - I've seen Tommy Sousa lately.............he won't be throwing
any punches and even if he could he couldn't hurt a fly! Do you know how
old he is?
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Thursday, January 23, 2003 at 16:52:04 (PST)
Hello Kimberly. I am not sure how you counted the “20”, but I counted
22 groups or 28 individuals. Actually it looks like John Lucy might be lurking
in the Elliot party, so that would make 29. One cannot say enough for accuracy.
Of course I’m a very good driver. I’d like to say I was planning on attending,
but I see Thomas Sousa is going to be there and he always beat me up. One
time he hit me 37 times; I counted each one. It is very important to be
accurate. I have to go now; I think the shirts in my closet are not in the
correct order. – Sincerely yours, Irving Winkleman
Irving Winkleman
USA - Thursday, January 23, 2003 at 15:59:52 (PST)
Tooday I received e-mail confirmation from Bob Manheimer, Brad Purvis,
Diane Baily, Joel Auerbach. And forms from Carrol Daigle (66), Linda Lee
Stern (73), Rodney Lynch (67)........And 3 returned undeliverable Does anyone
know where Fred Sener, Carmine Schiro, or Alex Polcinski are?
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Thursday, January 23, 2003 at 15:35:41 (PST)
If it's names you want, it's names you get..............Fran (Beato)and
Bruce Carlson, Doug Partington, John & Lucy Elliot, Stephen Boutelle,
Jeffrey Wennar, Mark Jackins, Bill & Linda Brown, Bill Stapleton, Tom
Sousa, Frank Pellegrino, Frank Lemanski, Lora Dill Lemanski, Steve Hanchuruck,
Randy & Jenny Cantwell, Jimbo & Becky Keating, Pam Gonsalves, Curtis
& Karen Appleyard, Allan Weiner, Dennis Tarr, Deena Sivart Bedigian,
Gene KilPatrick, Lori McDanial,...................there's 20 off the top
of the pile... Do you need more? There are 100 something more!
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 18:35:10 (PST)
Oh-MY-Gosh! It’s only 174 more shopping days ‘til I start “Boltin’ for
Houlton”. Boy I better hurry and get packed… Now where were we? Oh yeah,
still need a place for the barbecue (don’t worry Bev I ain’t cooking, I’m
pouring), how about out at the golf course. Do they have some kind’ve pavilion
(in case of inclement weather), barbecue pits, and bathroom facilities.
We’ll already have some gophers on the links, might as well consolidate the
tribe. Of course, I’m still hoping we can use the Ole Campus. Some tunes
cranked and a Frisbee or two and that might be real nostalgic… ya better
throw that old Frisbee right to me cause I ain’t running for it! That’s
whatcha got a dog fer. I got a nice Christmas call from my old roomie (he
still has those pink pajamas… and you wonder why I got a single!). Anyway,
he said he saw some ominous black smoke rising from the area of Sean’s camp.
We warned him to play nice with the locals…hmmm. Hopefully, he’s just having
a party (if it was my house, Bev would say I’m just cooking dinner…nah nah…sheesh,
she’s such a brat). Still, she’s kind’ve cute so I’ll just let it ride.
Speaking of cute, I got a great Christmas card from Lorie McDaniel. I gotta
tell you - the front of the card had a picture of a stained glass window
that I assumed was on a church or something. Turns out that’s HER art (6’X
9’ "Shepherd of the Hills")! It was awesome. Yeah, she’s gonna be there
(at the reunion), maybe she'll have some pics. It’s time for me to amble
on home kids – Later Fliegs ;)
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 16:21:59 (PST)
Yo K-Bo, If you send me the database, I can create a quickie (the old
standby HaHa) report listing the names and "ricker years" (if included) of
the paid respondants, so you can cut and paste it on the forum board (hell
I'll do it myself). Darlin' need the "base" and it's okay if it's not perfectly
current. Let me do what I do - ;) Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
E.Stroudsburg, PA USA - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 14:22:37 (PST)
Hello out there in Rickerland! I just received an e-mail from Angie Graves
(thank you Angie for all the hotel info). I found something she said a bit
disheartening.... She said she has spoken with people from various classes
that say they won't attend the reunion because they don't know the people
that are writing in the "Guestbook"!! I have about 150 paid returns NONE
HAVE EVER WRITTEN IN THE GUESTBOOK!! Do not let that sway your decision.
If you want to know who is going write and ask me?? This is going to be
an awesome time "for everyone"! I have a wonderful idea- - - ATTENTION ALL
you lurkers, Please write in the guestbook? Sign your name (e-mail and addresses
are not necessary) Just - "I'm there" with your name and class year...will
do! PLEASE! Let's get this party rolling? They are not taking my word
for it so they must be convinced!!
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 13:34:53 (PST)
I think our virus Emailer is back. Just received and Email from Ricker9437@aol.com.
Topic Line is Never Forget. I looked at the details and it originated in
Honk Kong. So Beware!
Jeff Rich <Cymond@aol.com>
plainville , CT USA - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 10:22:52 (PST)
HEY! Bevver... I may not understand that, but I bet it's not good! (lol) Fliegs ;)
Rob Fliegel
E. Stroudsburg, PA USA - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 07:14:04 (PST)
Hi. . . .sorry to say. . . .I won't be able to make the Friday Reunion
meeting. Will miss you guys! I'll definately be there in July and I let
Kimbo know I'll do whayever she needs me to do to help out. . . .have fun.
. . .and get some work done!! Just one tip. . . ."don't let eigal-flay sign
up to do any ooking-cay"
BeverlyMalloyGuida
Huntington, NY USA - Tuesday, January 21, 2003 at 19:31:27 (PST)
...AND ALAS!!! YET ANOTHER VISITOR TO THIS SITE...:O)
The Little Canuck
Ontario, Canada - Sunday, January 19, 2003 at 15:29:54 (PST)
I have received a note from Paul Leary's widow informing us of his passing
on July 19, 2000. He is survived by wife Cheryl and 13 year old son Parris
Joseph Cayer-Leary. I believe Paul was a member of Sigma Delta Phi. We
can taost to Paul at our reunion.
Kimbo (Anderton) Peloquin <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Friday, January 17, 2003 at 15:41:13 (PST)
I, too, have visited this site.
Pappy <bpappy@earthlink.net>
Stillwater, ME USA - Thursday, January 16, 2003 at 19:32:33 (PST)
CALLING ALL TEPS....I've been compiling a list of email addresses for
the brothers of Phi Delta Upsilon....If you haven't yet sent or updated yours,
please send it to me.......pass this along to any of the brothers you still
keep in contact with......
Jay Peskin <jpeskin@ix.netcom.com>
Henderson, NV USA - Thursday, January 16, 2003 at 12:10:58 (PST)
I HAVE VISITED THIS SITE
MAGA MUGU <MUGU_MAGA@HOTMAIL.COM>
LOME, USA - Saturday, January 11, 2003 at 06:02:16 (PST)
Yo, it's okay Muff, cause my kids aren't going to be there. You see,
I already told them all the things I did when I was young and figured they'd
rebel like teenagers are apt to, and do just the opposite. In fact they
are completely straight. My daughter joined a convent and my son has applied
to the DEA to be a narc. Maybe I over did it? (lol) - Fliegs
Rob Fliegel
East Stropudsburg, PA USA - Friday, January 10, 2003 at 18:19:09 (PST)
Well I can say that I was truly impressed at how both Kimbo and Fliegs,
police this web site so quickly. A thousand pardons for the errant email
address. The right one will follow. Mr. Fliegal, let's just say that you
don't want to start swapping stories to the general public, on my behalf.
I have way too much ammo, for you to throw down the gauntlet. Ms. Kimbo,
a thirteen year old hottie, is not the kind of persuasion I need to hear,
but what the hay, by now, everything I attempted to instill, is either there
or it isn't. Will have to see your flyer and see where the dates fall into
this years' schedule. We were planning a trip to D.C. and then on to Myrtle
Beach to visit the in-laws. Of course the out-laws in Houlton would be preferred.
Handsome and Big "O" cooking, who'd of thunk it. "Who made the potato salad",
why Mr. Emma did, if you were at Ricker in 74. I also remember botching the
blueberry pancakes one morning, and Claire the sweetheart, remedied the situation
by taking immediate action, and renamed them Muff Cakes. So they were a little
tooooooo blue. Kimbo, when you email me, please... give me Matt's email address.
Now if you please, where and what happened to Dino, selling blue jeans in
the mid-east was his goal. Swapping heart punches in the upstairs Haskell
Hall, over a bathtub full of ice and brewskis, probably caused him early
arthritis. The old man doesn't have any arthritis yet, Dino. Pugliese, you
vowed to "get me" and I'm disappointed that you had so many opportunities
to do so. Mr. Alameida, don't think we forgot about you and Tommy Sousa,
the Fall River boys. Which leads to Bimbo and Mr. Prickett, what is going
on with them. Obviously this is just fueling itself. I have no doubt that
the reunion would be a spectacle to behold, as fulfilling as the one I did
make. I remember stirring up the hornets on No. 1 tee, near the green. They
caught me in the knees several times, and without a doubt is the reason Seanny
kicked my butt. That is my story and I'm sticking to it. Sean, if we both
can make it, you are mine!!!! This is fun............
Michael Desroches <mdesroches@charter.net>
Two Rivers, Wi. USA - Friday, January 10, 2003 at 16:14:39 (PST)
Oh do you know the “Muff”in man? The one who lives in Drury Lane? Yeah,
but do you know him like I know him. Haha! Muff! There isn’t enough room
on the web site server do relate all the whacked out things we did in - and
to - that poor house in Franklin. Maybe we didn’t help the resale value
of that house, but the neighbors took up a collection to buy us out! Dude,
you’ll just have to come up to the reunion so we can laugh like madmen once
again. I promise not to blab in front of your daughter since she’s at that
age where she, with a little encouragement, could wreak some real havoc.
Believe me, I went through it with mine. Speaking of mine, I had the BEST
Christmas ever! Both kids spent the holidays with me for the first time
in about five years. After all the regular family parties and dinners (our
family can pound them down and we did a lot of sleeping over each others
houses) my kids found their way back to my house the day after Christmas.
We had a blast, especially when my mom and sister’s family left. It was
just me, Bobby, Shanna and her boyfriend Brian who (Ross will love this)
decided to teach us how to play cribbage (heh, heh, Bobby and I smoked them).
I thought it was kind of neat that Bobby (the big college man) was now drinking
beers with us, until I realized how fast we were going through them! We
played on until the wee hours in the morning (we finally crashed after five)
when the brew supply was wearing thin. That’s when the boys started circling
my bar like a couple of buzzards. What’s this…absinthe…they couldn’t even
pronounce it, but the "110 proof" caught their eye. Shanna starts in, “Oh
no dad, that’s stuffs an illegal hallucinogenic, made of wormwood…yada yada.
It can cause mental derangement and become addicting.” I said this is an
absinthe substitute and is not what was originally sold as absinthe. It’s
really okay. It struck me funny the way the boys weren’t saying anything
and just looking to her for guidance. I said, “What’s it going to be Shanna…this
stuff is expensive ($35.00 per bottle); do I open it or not?” With a wry
grin she says, “What the hell.” We all started cracking up. I made everyone
an absinthe cocktail and cranked up the tunes. The rest of the night was
spent singing and dancing. All I could think of was that I’ve been here
before, but it was a long time ago in a small house in Franklin. – Later
Fliegs ;)
Rob Fliegel
East Stroudsburg, PA USA - Friday, January 10, 2003 at 12:23:53 (PST)
HE LIVES! Muff, I just sent you an e-mail and it came back undeliverable??
I want to send you a flyer (even) if you "claim" that you can't come! It
will wet your appetite - canoe races, golf tournaments, cookouts run by Matt
and Handsome.......... You don't know what you're missing. Besides, I am
bringing my 13 year old son (a total hottie) to help set up. Amy would have
someone to hang with???????? What do you say bud? e-mail me your mailing
address so I can update you in the Ricker Database. Sorry to hear about
your dad.
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
USA - Thursday, January 09, 2003 at 16:36:57 (PST)
Hello to all of you wonderful Ricker Alumni. I have been neglilgent in
visiting this website, and perhaps adding a little color to it. After reading
the latest entries, it is good to see that there are many carrying the torch.
I can tell you I especially enjoy Mr. Fliegals' entries. Some of them remind
me of the times when we wallpapered our kitchen in beer cans, (Sparta N.J.)when
his mother was gracious enough to rent us a house she had listed for sale.
I don't think we did much to promote the sale of that property. I too,
have been battling the KLEZ worm. After downloading www.grisoft.com a free
antivirus program, I seem to be free of that fiasco. Kimbo, where do
you find the energy to organize the reunion? Hats off to you for your efforts.
Unfortunately, as much as I would like to tee it up with all comers, I will
not be able to make it to the reunion. That doesn't mean I can't initiate
a little email correspondence from those that will be inclined to email me.
Where is the big "O". I would like to know!!!! Angiolo, Partington, Sanchez,
Gomer, Dolomont, McGee, All TEP boys, yeah you too Smokey, consider this
a challenge to the first email, seeing as you will be provided my email address
at the end of my babbling. Briefly, we moved to Wisconsin in 97. We
being, my family, lovely wife Mickey (originally from Albany N.Y.), and my
thirteen year old daughter, Amy. Amy is into synchronized swimming, I'm into
running my boat on Lake Michigan catching King Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Coho
Salmon, and Brown Trout. I live a stone's throw from the lake. I made
it back to Maine twice last year, the second time, unfortunately for my dad's
passing in August. Well I don't want to overstay my welcome or bore
too many people, so I wish you all a great New Year, and look forward to
hearing from any/all of you.
Mike Desroches <mdesroches@charter.com>
Two Rivers, wi USA - Thursday, January 09, 2003 at 15:35:55 (PST)
Me again..............I have this huge display board that I had for my
sons Science Fair project and am mounting pictures that have been sent to
me on it!! It is "way cool"! So, don't forget to bring or send pictures
for our board. Not sure what to do with it after the reunion? Maybe give
the pictures to this website for all to see? Or as a prize for something?
What do you think? I AM ANXIOUSLY awaiting the arrival of Reunion forms..............I
live for my daily run to the Post Office....haha Not really but it does
brighten my day!
Kimbo
USA - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 10:59:17 (PST)
Well Ladies, it is officially a party! I received Dougie's form and $$!
I'm not giving out anymore information then that.............Bev, I purchased
your award for promptness or over zealous or whatever [needs it the most!]
I have a list of names that people have requested to see. I do not have
addresses for them. If anyone has any information on their whereabouts please
forward to me! The list is headed by requests for G. Wayne Mosby (last seen
in New York), Billy Binford (NJ native), Henry B. Valente (MA?), Merle R.
Kingsbury, Robert Locke, Dan Schmalze, Mike Niel, David E. Redmond, Bruce
Spaulding, Mina Coon Tozier, Constance Labby Saunders, Mike (Muff) Desroches
more to follow...................
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone, MA USA - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 10:51:46 (PST)
very nice page
gert
USA - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 07:13:54 (PST)
Abeg,love this site and to let you know I am through with it. Take care
wayo guyman <jobman@mugu.net>
lagos, lag nigeria - Sunday, January 05, 2003 at 15:04:17 (PST)
Snow? I am already sick of it! Thank God I haven't lost the power yet.
No electric, no water or heat. Anybody got a job for me out there? I retired
and I need a little more for sundries.
Papuzynski <bpappy@earthlink.net>
Stillwater, ME USA - Sunday, January 05, 2003 at 11:20:01 (PST)
Pam, did you get my email re: Dave Hastings?
Jeanie Pinney <acecosmo@adelphia.net>
USA - Wednesday, January 01, 2003 at 11:18:12 (PST)
This is my latest home e-mail address. Please update your list with my
address. 41 South Elm Street, Windsor Locks, CT 06096 (class 1954)
Malcolm K. Hamilton <Mhamilton33@cox.net>
Windsor Locks, CT USA - Sunday, December 29, 2002 at 18:26:17 (PST)
A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR TO ALL...MAY IT FILLED WITH ALL YOUR DREAMS...
Emily Kleinman Bokor <ebokor@sonic.net>
Palmdale, Ca USA - Friday, December 27, 2002 at 09:58:58 (PST)
two feet of snow in Rockland, none in Aroostook County. My parents came
down from Houlton for Christmas and we shoveled out the driveway this morning
- plow man was late, dad was antsy!!!
Janice Brown <janice.m.brown@maine.gov>
USA - Thursday, December 26, 2002 at 11:49:29 (PST)
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all. We're in the middle of another
Nor'easter here on the NJ coast. This is the third or fourth since September.
There was a slight dusting of the cold white stuff around midnight, but the
wind blew it all away. However, as anyone in NJ will tell you, you can't
be sure what will come next. Ed Colton
Ed Colton <eccx@mindspring.com>
Perth Amboy, NJ USA - Wednesday, December 25, 2002 at 05:16:19 (PST)
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! ~ I have been swamped with events of the season
but intend to get back to reunion biz by this weekend. Many flyers came
back "address unknown!" And those are names I've seen on the website recently!
If you didn't get a flyer - send me your address! I would like to report
over 100 returns already.Also about 100 e-mails asking for a flyer? ...Bev
Malloy will receive a prize for the quickest response! "Way to go Lady"!
Dr. Shakir didn't like my purple paper so all future correspondence will
have to be black and white. In any event, I am still alive and well just
overwhelmed with work and the holidays. My 3 sons are huge into basketball
and T'is the season for that as well. I hope to call a meeting of the reunion
committee on the second weekend in January (mark your clanders). If anyone
has any questions, concerns or complaints please forward them to me? Owen
& Muff, I got your flyers back "address unknown". Whats up wit dat?
I have received many e-mail from folks concerned that this was a reunion
for the mid to late 70's crowd. The majority of returns I have received
so far are from 60's and early 70's!!!! These folks know how to party!!
I'm sitting with them! I wish you all the Merriest Christmas and Happiest
New Year ever! God Bless........Lots of Love, Kimbo
Kimbo <kpeloquin@msn.com>
Blackstone , MA USA - Monday, December 23, 2002 at 03:48:57 (PST)
Happy Holidays to All My Ricker Friends Near and Far. My Wish for Everyone
is Good Health and Prosperity. Hope to Renew Old Acquaintances and Make
New Friends at the Reunion. Remember: all roads lead to Houlton. Merry
Christmas. PAM
pamela gonsalves-arpin <pga9750@yahoo.com>
blackstone, ma USA - Saturday, December 21, 2002 at 07:26:37 (PST)
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