Joyce Holland Harmon: I married Hal Harmon in 1969, and we have three children (ages 29, 26, and 25), and one absolutely gorgeous granddaughter (Miss America 2020) who is the sunshine of my life. I took my first college course at the ripe old age of 40, and four years later I had a Bachelor's of Accountancy with a minor in Economics. I worked for the Department of the Army for 4 years, then in 1992 I took a position with Westinghouse Electric Corporation at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, the only nuclear transuranic waste depository in the world, located in Carlsbad, NM. I am a Planning/Control Specialist, and just recently sat for and then passed a 4.5 hour test to certify as Project Management Professional, so now I can put the initials "PMP" after my name. While most of my classmates are either retired or nearing retirement, I have just taken a second breath and see many career challenges ahead. Retirement is not even in my vocabulary. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone in August.

Robert Shaddix: Sorry I can not make the reunion, would love to see every one. I Graduated Hot Springs High in 1961. Met Emma Joann (Jo) Bryce there summer of '62. She (was in the junior class that fall (from Cortez, Colorado) but she moved to Plattsmouth, Nebraska later in '62. I finished the job (working for state highway dept in survey dept) in Feburary of '63 and went to Nebraska to see Joann. We got married November 23, 1963. I worked in a beef packing plant for four years, then for a surveying company untill 1974. I then moved back home to east Texas where I was born and have worked for several different companies doing different kinds of survey work (land, construction layout, machine, route). Also surrendered to preach 1978, started preaching in 1978 as bi-vocational pastor. Have been pastor of Savannah Baptist Church for 17 years. Also am working for a small survey company doing all the office work for the land survey department. Jo works in the elementary library at Jefferson. Jo and I have six children (Laurie, Shane, Nat, Danny, Katrina, Ben) with only Ben still at home. He is a Senior this year. God's Will be Done, Robert Shaddix

Chris and Gene Goetz - We live in an old adobe in Ranchos de Taos, where I am executive director of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Northern New Mexico, write grants for Picuris Pueblo and serve on the board of our local nonprofit internet service provider. My first wife passed away in l992, I remarried and, between Chris and I, we have five wonderful children (don’t tell ‘em we said so), ranging in age from 18 to 29. Chris is an artist, and two of our children are artists...tough on somebody like me who is color-blind. My daughter attended a past HSHS reunion with my mom and sister and reported back that I may be one of the few guys in my class who still has a full head of hair... Always knew I would one day have a claim to fame! Chris is president of the local archaeological society and is supposed to be with them on a river rafting trip on the Chama the weekend of the reunion but there may not be enough water. If that happens, we will come to the reunion, so...the good Lord willin’ and the Chama don’t rise, we will see everyone there.

Gerald Tibbs: Lives in Las Cruces, NM, and plays fiddle. His wife Mary is deceased. Gerald died in 2007.

Skip Hale: I went to California won a few ropings until the horse was killed and I ran out of money.Worked in a saw mill until I realized that working for a living was too hard. Graduated from UC Berkeley with MS in Civil Engrg. Worked on Hydro projects on Snake and Columbia Rivers, was in Saudi, Jordan and Egypt for 7 yrs.Finally retired in 98 from Corps of Engrgs. I have asked myself for years, "How many HS pitch horse shoes at noon?" Live in Woodbrdge, Va with wife and son. Wife's name is Rose. Web site at mp3.com/greenhorns.

Harry Beadles: I moved to Bethany, Okla the day after I graduted. I tried college some but it wasn't for me. I married Irma Elder of Bethany in 1964. I went to work building airplanes in 1964 and quit in 1967 at which time I started a career of Air Traffic Control. Other than a short break I have worked as an Air Traffic Controller at such places as Wink, TX, Little Rock, AR, Colorado Springs, CO, Fort Worth, TX, Fayettville, AR, Jonesboro, AR and Nashville, TN for the last 30 years. I am also a private pilot, having got my ticket in a PA-140. My wife and I have two childern, a boy and a girl, and a grandson.

Skip Talbot - Died July 1, 2005. Picture courtesy of Fifty Caliber Shooters Assn

Mike Phillips: Retired in 1996 in Reno,NV. Staying busy w/ hobbies including bicycling, hiking, skiing, foreign travel and my art work. see http://www.mikephillipsart.com/.

Barbara Caudill Corbett, Lives in Benson, Az

Cookie Culver Goad: Lives in T Or C