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Danny Harris (1959)

Carol Sligh (Watkins) President of 1959 class posted her profile to CPHS website about two months ago. Immediately her name and picture were removed from class of 1959 and only she has access to her profile and can not access  other information on the website. 
Carol and myself have tried to contact WEBSITE COORDINATOR AND FACULITY COORDINATOR about the problem but with no response. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Larry McDonald (1952)

Thank you Anne, I was able to get in touch with her.  It is really to hear from you.  Hope you are doing well.

Dan Bruce (1960)

I've just published my eleventh book on Bible prophecy and chronology. For any CPHS alumni interested in those topics, I am making my books available to you for download in PDF format at no charge. You can check out the complete list of our free Bible commentaries at: https://goodnewsforjews.org/store/

Jackie Bell (Samsel) (1959)

Bob Miller (1959)

Anne Groover was a lovely, smart, fine person. We were honored to have her in the class of 1959. Bob Miller

Walter T (Tommy) Fields (1960)

Mary Ann Feuchter (Robinson) (1959)

The Class of 1959 also lost another beautiful, sweet and always cheerful classmate, Brenda Chester Norris.

Billy Fisher (1959)

 The passing of our classmates  is a stark reminder of how mortal we are

David L. Brown (1959)

We celebrate although with sadness the privilege of having known our wonderful passing classmates.  I love them all.

David Brown

Becky Gabrels (Pierce) (1961)

DEAR CLASSMATES,

PEGGY WRIGHT WAS A CPHS GRAD .  CLASS OF 1961.

SHE IS FACING A DIRE THREAT OF LOSING HER HOME AND PROPERTY TO AN UNSCRUPULOUS FAMILY.USING THE GUISE OF HELPING HER MAINTAIN HER PROPERTY AND HELP MAKE REPAIRS TO HER HOME, THEY ARE NOW TRYING TO LEAVE HER HOMELESS.

SHE HAS RETAINED LEGAL SERVICES WHICH ARE VERY EXPENSIVE.  

iF YOU REMEMBER PEGGY, YOU WILL KNOW SHE HELPED MANY PEOPLE AND SPENT HER LIFE AS A NURSE IN HOSPITALS, VISITING NURSE AND TEACHING.  SHE HAS SHARED HER TRAINING AND HELPED MANY FRIENDS WITH NURSING HEL[P.AND CARING FOR RESCUED ANIMALS THAT ARE HARD TO PLACE. SHE HAS NO LIVING FAMILY.

iF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE TO HER LEGAL  EXPENSE, ANYTHING WOULD BE APPRECIATED,NO MATTERTHE AMOUNT. 

THANK YOUR FOR YOUR TIME AND ANY CONTRIBUTION YOU MAY WISH TO MAKE.

PEGGYS ADDRESS IS 190 HAMMETT CIRCLE, SHARPSBURG, GA,30277.

LOVE TO YOU ALL,

BECKY PIERCE ,CLASS OF 1961

Walter T (Tommy) Fields (1960)

Dan Bruce (1960)

I just had my 82nd birthday. Does anyone else have the same experience I have each morning? I look in the mirror expecting to see an 18 year old, which is how I feel inside. Eventually my aging eyes focus back to reality, then I ask myself, "Who is that old man?" :)

Thomas Marshall Miller (1958)

Dan, it gets worse if your shirt is off.

Michael Bacon (1968)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuVIJlSDOs0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mQnzTfH2dU

Dan Bruce (1960)

To all of my fellow CPHS veterans (and to any family members of alumni who may be on active duty today), I say "Thank You." To all of you who enjoy your freedoms without having been a veteran, I say "You're Welcome."

Shown below is my combat patch (XVIII Airborne Corp):

Charles (Tony) Perkins (1965)

From one Vet to others thanks to all who served, Army Signal Corp. 1966-69. 

Barbara Gazaway (Ramsay) (1959)

Amen, thanks be to God for ALL who served and serve our nation.

James Tommy Wallace (1958)

It is with a heavy heart that I advise that Tommy Wallace Class of 1958 passed away in Bradenton, Florida on 12-20-24.  He loved his College Park Family.  We have been retired here for 12 years where Tommy enjoyed golfing and traveling.  He will be greatly missed.   Pam Wallace

Walter T (Tommy) Fields (1960)

Brenda Joyce Burel (1969)

Dan Bruce (1960)

Forty years ago today, I began my first thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine, encompassing 2,278 miles over the mountains and across the valleys of eastern America that summer. I did it seven more times, gathering data for "The Thru-hiker's Handbook," a guidebook I wrote for 17 years while doing other projects to help strengthen the A.T. and its community. That first hike changed my life ... and my name to "Wingfoot" in hiking circles. And, in a little-expected way, it prepared me for what I am doing now ... writing and publishing Bible commentaries (available at no charge on my website). One never knows where an adventure will lead. That's why they are worth doing, even at my age!

Ward Lawton (1954)

That kept you in good shape'

Dan Bruce (1960)

That was then, Ward. Today, I think Blue Bell ice cream is beginning to win my fitness battle! 

David L. Brown (1959)

Dan Bruce: I find ice cream is a very formidable competitor!

Scott Brook (1970)

Try the ice cream at Scoops in Fayetteville.  I understand it's great ice cream, and is owned by a fellow allumni of CPHS.