Southern Author: John E. Cother

BOYS DAY OUT mini high school reunion, CLASS OF 66, there ain't nothing we can't fix!

Amory High School's Class of 1966 is holding a mini reunion in Tupelo, MS, on Thursday, April 12, in the year of two thousand and seven. The gathering will take place at Vanellis Resturant at 11 in the morning.

Robert Akins of Birmingham, AL, B C Crawford of Ashland, MS, Douglas Wright of Desoto County, MS, and John Edward Cother of Elvis's birthplace, Tupelo, are the participants thus far!

Robert, Douglas and John Ed are class members and the honorable, venerable B. C. Crawford was an English teacher at Amory High School! Truth is the professor is not much older than the students due to the fact he was a tad pole when he taught at good old AHS.

Any class of 66 grads reading this missive, come and join us brothers and sisters!

Look out here come the PANTHERS, mighty panther team.

2007-04-09 19:39:21 GMT

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Author:Anonymous

I think this is the first time I've been called a tadpole, but somehow I like it. It makes me feel young again, and I'm really looking forward to seeing my students from the class of '66. What a great time that was; and, Amory was in its heyday!
--B. C.

2007-04-09 20:08:34 GMT

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		BOYS DAY OUT mini high school reunion, CLASS OF 66, there ain't nothing we can't fix! Amory High School's Class of 1966 is holding a mini reunion in Tupelo, MS, on Thursday, April 12, in the year of two thousand and seven. The gathering will take place at Vanellis Resturant at 11 in the morning. Robert Akins of Birmingham, AL, B C Crawford of Ashland, MS, Douglas Wright of Desoto County, MS, and John Edward Cother of Elvis's birthplace, Tupelo, are the participants thus far! Robert, Douglas and John Ed are class members and the honorable, venerable B. C. Crawford was an English teacher at Amory High School! Truth is the professor is not much older than the students due to the fact he was a tad pole when he taught at good old AHS. Any class of 66 grads reading this missive, come and join us brothers and sisters! Look out here come the PANTHERS, mighty panther team. 2007-04-09 19:39:21 GMT Comments (1 total) Author:Anonymous I think this is the first time I've been called a tadpole, but somehow I like it. It makes me feel young again, and I'm really looking forward to seeing my students from the class of '66. What a great time that was; and, Amory was in its heyday! --B. C. 2007-04-09 20:08:34 GMT Site Home