High School Lessons Still Guide Thomas Imfeld
Thomas Imfeld, Middletown High School class of 1968, reflects on youth, responsibility, and choosing a trade over college. He recalls wrestling and yearbook work, misspent time apart after graduation, and a lifelong interest in racing and engines.
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Middletown High School
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Franklin grad Dave Smith recalls carefree Franklin High years
Dave Smith, Franklin High School class of 1968, now Warren County Council on Aging director, recalls a carefree era of cruising around Lake LeSourdsville and balancing school activities. He describes pressures as minor, remembers prom decisions, and notes a path from ROTC to Ohio State, then the Columbus Dispatch sports desk. He credits his high school class with goal orientation and widespread professional success, and offers 1978 graduates advice to listen and respect others.
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Becky Rock
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Mary Louise Ream's Life Reflects 1960s Values and Success
Mary Louise Ream, now Mrs. Steven Creekbaum of Cranewood Drive, Trenton, reflects on her 1968 Seven Mile High School valedictory as she builds a life centered on happiness, marriage, children, and work. She recalls student politics, Nixon era views, and protests, yet emphasizes a strong work ethic and personal satisfaction.
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Seven Mile High School
Mary
Steven Creekbaum
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Amy
Creekbaum
National Honor Society
Nixon
Donald
Buzz Lukens
Butler County Teachers’ Association
Miami
Kent State
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