Name That General #5

Alright OLD Generals. I would suggest you buy some GINKO from GNC to improve your memories. Name That General #5 (Sherilyn Marshall-Myrick) has decided that she would take up sky diving in her advanced years.... Come back in a couple of weeks for #6...

The Class of 1967 has been correct on TWO of the four previous Name That General attempts. I hope you will be able to dig deep into your memory reserves and remember this Old General. If you think you know the 'Old General' contact me at timglull@gmail.com

1. I was an only child.
2. I moved to Huntsville in April 1963 from Wichita, Kansas.
3. I went to Davis Hills in 9^th grade and Lee 10^th through 12^th.
4. Favorite teachers were Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Nelson, Ms. Faulkner, Mrs. Ange.
5. My favorite classes were home economics, typing, bookkeeping.
6. I worked in the library. 
7. Hobbies then:  Loved to sew (made most of my clothes in HS) and cook. 
8. I was in G.A.A., Pep Club, Home Economics Club, and Morning Watch.
9. In 10^th grade I rode the bus; 11^th and 12^th my dad took me in the morning and my mom would pick me up or I would get someone in my neighborhood to take me home.
10. I went to church with the same guy I dated in the 11^th grade. 
11. My mother would not let me have friends come to the house, so I made sure I didn’t get too friendly with other girls who might want to come over.
12. I made friends with different girls in my classes.
13. My best guy friends were mainly who I was dating at the time.
14. I went to Calhoun and then to Athens College.
15. I dated a guy named Phil, then dated and married his best friend.
16. Went  to the prom with Larry Myrick in the 12th grade. 

            NAME THAT GENERAL

Congratulations to Max Kull and Family!!

Max's daughter Virginia Kull is appearing on Broadway in Man And Boy ( http://www.roundabouttheatre.org/broadway/manandboy/cast.htm) alongside Frank Langella. If you happen to be in New York City please go out and support the Class of 1967!!
VIRGINIA KULL (Carol Penn). Broadway: Dividing the Estate (Lincoln Center), Old Acquaintance (Roundabout). Off-Broadway: Sex Lives of our Parents (Second Stage Uptown); The Orphans' Home Cycle (Signature Theatre); Dividing the Estate (Primary Stages); Theophilus North, The Breadwinner (Keen Company). Regional: To Kill a Mockingbird (Hartford Stage); A View From the Bridge, Death of a Salesman (Arena Stage); The Tempest (Actors Theatre of Louisville); The Dining Room (Dorset Theatre Festival); Our Town (GeVa Theatre); The Breadwinner (Merrimack Repertory Theatre); A Doll's House (North Carolina Stage Company); As You Like It(Shakespeare Festival of Dallas). TV/Film: "Boardwalk Empire," "Nurse Jackie," "Law & Order: SVU," A NY Thing. Education: BFA, Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University.

Support for our reunion from leestraveller.com (September 4, 2011)

Subject:Class of '67 Reunion

Craig Bannecke

Class of '67

I was glad to see Tim Lull's email and plans for a Class of '67 reunion. It was nice seeing Tim at our reunion and he and I talked quite a bit through out the weekend. Your efforts at keeping this web page going I know inspires many of the other Lee Classes to keep up and renew old ties.

I found this picture of Tim (R) and Larry Snead if you have room to use it. You said you like to get pictures !

The fact that many Lee graduates from later classes attend our reunions is just one of many events that take place that make the reunions so special. Not sure if it was last year's reunion or a previous one but Greg Patterson came Saturday night to the dance and sat at our table for a while. It had been a long time since I had seen Greg, probably since ours days at Florence State. 

Our fantastic re-union committee has certainly established the Bench Mark for how a reunion should be organized and run and I wish Tim and the class of 67 all the best for September 2012. Who knows? Maybe Jennifer and I will show up.