The Hanford High School Class of 1978 Virtual Reunion

Chapter 11
(June 28, 2005 - September 2007)
- Updated 6-29-2008 -


These are the on-going stories of the Hanford High School Class of 1978. To go back and look at the "Archives" just click a chapter below. To add your story to the site visit the online story form.

Chapter 1 (February 1998 - June 1998)

Chapter 4 (July 1999 - May 2000)

Chapter 7 (April 2002 - December 2002)

Chapter 2 (June 1998 - September 1998)

Chapter 5 (February 2001 - August 2001)

Chapter 8 (January 2003 - May 2003)

Chapter 3 (October 1998 - July 1999)

Chapter 6 (September 2001 - March 2002)
Chapter 9 (May 2003 - August 8, 2003)
Chapter 10 (August 8, 2003 - June 2005) Chapter 11 (June 2005 - September 2007) Chapter 12 (September 2007 - current)

Subject: . . . living in Napa Valley
Date: Mon. November 14, 2005
From: Victoria Martinez Revheim

I've been living in Napa Valley for about 15 years. I have 2 children, a stepdaughter who is 21 and a son who is 11 years old.
For the past ten years I've been working for Kaiser Permanente (Oakland office) and also spend a lot of time volunteering for my
son's activities.

P.S. I think you should add chocolate chip to question six and swimming to question 7.


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Subject: . . . The Armona Girls
Date: Sat. June 14, 2005
From: Armona Girl

The Armona Girls, are not only girls from Armona, but the original Girls. Read between the lines and you may find some truth, or just pick and choose. It’s my own special bus reality. Armona riders, remember Leon? Smiling Jack? Oh, oh and the Glooks?
It’s been quite awhile since my last installment. Where to begin? And I’ll make it my true endeavor to use spellchecker this time; I’m still suffering from dyslexia.

It’s come to my attention that I neglected one of my old pals by omitting her “bio”. So, I’ll combine an update of the others and add MM’s with it.
MM is still in Hanford. The only one . . . She’s happily married, one daughter, and has a load of grandkids. This next bit of confidential information needs to be brought out into the open. And I, my friends, don’t have the kind of ethics that would prevent me from doing so. Shortly after high school, while living in a trailer park in the Midwest, MM was abducted by aliens. Not the kind that we’re used to here in California, but the kind that show up in shiny disk from the sky. You may remember the write up that was in the Enquirer magazine, Nov. 1988, pg. 2. It was the article between the story of the 200 lb. cat and the story of Elvis living in New Mexico. MM doesn’t like to be reminded of her time with the Klingons and through extensive therapy, has once again become a useful member of society. If anyone happens to run into her at oh say, Wal-Mart and she seems to be acting strangely, like standing motionlessly ogling fish while licking her lips, just smile and say hi. She still retains some of their language and battle moves, but all in all, she’s fairly normal. We, her and I, refer to that sad time as the “wonder years”. Today MM has a booth at the Monday sale yard selling Star Trek memorabilia. If you run into her there and she’s wearing the gold uniform top, best refer to her as “Captain” or can really set her off.
Long life and prosperity old friend. P.S. e-mail me Mike.

Okay Updates:
Louie has moved to another coastal town closer to the P.G.& E. plant, where she conducts hideously obscure experiments on birds that have been killed due to electrical wiring. It’s been reported that she’s a Bahama Momma this summer. Several eye witnesses have reported seeing her parasailing in a leopard thong. Remember the sun block! And Louie, if you run into Jaws while snorkeling, I’ll be expecting some shark steaks for my freezer.
Live life lively old friend

CKN, Mom, still doing the “mom” thing with her litter in Arkansas. Still making the homemade wine in the bathtub and playing spoons with the band. She’s sold the truck stop though; it was just too much with all the youngers and all. It’s amusing to listen to her accent. Big news for Ma, she has a patent pending on a tick and chigger repellent for poultry and seems to be fairly sane. Then again, what the hell do I know?
Remain fruitful my friend.

*baby, still living on the prairie. Still making those Indian love bead necklaces, and herding prairie dogs. She’s now taking some R-n-R from her mission of building bitchin fire trucks; really she’s a virtual public servant. She’s still crazy after all these years, yet the sanest person I know. Then once again, what the hell do I know? All in all, she’s still kicking which is better than the alternative. We still talk and laugh for hours on the phone and she really enjoys getting e-mails. In fact, it’s rumored that she is an underwear fashion consultant to a certain displaced Iraqi despot. Along with being fan club coordinator for “Friends of Michael Jackson” she stays busy. This is possibly a little known fact, she is absolutely fascinated by reading individual political views, so e-mail her and ask a personal question or ten. Trust me; she’s better than Dear Abby. prairierainstar@mybluelight.com
You’re welcome and think deep Pal!

Me, I’m surviving. And sober at the moment.

Thus ends the Armona Girl update. Views expressed outside of this commentary are no concern of mine. Furthermore, any views express, by me, while under the influence of Liquid Novocain may be redundantly inconsistent and or unrealistic. All comments may be taken in the spirit in which they were given. And are there any old Armonians still out there? Phone home!

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