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Submitted August 2008

Post RE: Sherry Vetterlein Class of 60,

 Mr. Spangler

     My name is Ann Randall and I'm the mistress of ceremonies for an upcoming political fundraiser for one of your high school classmates, Sherry Vetterlein. Sherry is now Representative Sherry Appleton, a member of the Washington State House of Representatives. I thought it would be fun to introduce the speakers (and in particular Sherry) by their high school biography. I was able to get some information from the Winter Park High School archives and the Class of 1959 who has done some considerable work on their web site. I was wondering if you could fill in any information/interesting tidbits from her senior year. 1960. 

     I see she was in the Thespian Club in her junior year, had a role in the school play and was on the honor roll. If you have any attachments to send, I would appreciate it as I'm planning on giving Sherry a copy of a small booklet of everything I researched at the end of my introduction.

     The fundraiser is August 14th. I would appreciate any assistance you can provide.

Ann Randall

Reply:

Hi Ann,

     I am very pleased to send along a few photos from our yearbook that relate to one of my favorite high school classmates. Sherry was a wonderful friend of everyone. She was involved in many more activities than the annual reports. I remember her very well. As a red blooded young American male the first thing I remember was that she was very cute and had a wonderful friendly personality. She was an exceptional student with very high grades. I always wanted to sit next to her because she always had the home work assignments and kept me on schedule. I don't recall her ever missing a day of school. She was Tri-Hi-Y, future nurses, thespians and the National Honor Society. From the clubs she was asked to join you can see that she was a popular, intelligent, caring person with very high character. I am glad to hear that she is doing well. Please give her my regards and tell her that we are planning a 5oth reunion and her attendance will be appreciated by many of her classmates and friends here in Florida who miss her.

Porter Spangler

Post RE: Irv Broughton Class of 60,

    Congratulations to Irv for publishing his latest book of poetry "The Long Net". Irv has authored over a dozen books. He is the founder of a literary magazine, "The Mill Mountain Review."