I don't remember all that much, it was either the drugs or the heat.Do remember riding motorcycles,doint the bonfire thing, skipping school, driving with Janice on the lake bed and pissin the M.P.'s off.Hangin with Rhonda ,Linda, all sorts of people.Did not really go for the clique thing, so I hung around with a diverse group of people.remember causing alot of trouble.:)

I Just heard that Sherry Parker, beloved drama teacher at Burroughs, and loving wife to Mr. Parker, the choir teacher has passed away this weekend. I believe we need some sort of tribute to this remarkable woman who gave to Ridgecrest for 30+ years with her husband. They both touched countless lives, and inspired talent to no ends. They started it all! Sherry Parker was a saint, and honestly, what can we all do to pay tribute to this wonderful human being who will be so greatly missed by thousands??

 What a wonderful web site!

 Brings back many, many memories of    growing up in Ridgecrest, and Burroughs High.

Still living in the valley, I have lost contact with old friends and class mates. Probably would'nt recognize them if I ran smack into them. Most left the area upon graduation, not to return.

The others stayed, and as Dorothy would say, "There's No Place Like Home!"

After a lifetime some things you never get used to, ie. the wind, but some things are worth overlooking.

"Thanks for the memories".

I'm wondering if this is my old friend Doug from Leo Burnett?

Please respond if so, I would like to catch up with you and find out how the family is, etc.

Thanks,

Andrea (remember I was with WB)