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CALHOUN GRADS HAVE REUNION AT MYRTLE BEACH

(09/29/2008)

Front (L-R) Colleen Spalter, Terry Harris, Rosie Croft
Back (l-R) Nancy Taylor, Terry Bradley, Sharon Lynch

By Terry Harris

Last week former schoolmates of the 60's invaded Myrtle Beach.

Nancy Bailess Taylor Class of '65, Sharon Hartshorn Lynch '65, Terry Snider Harris '65 and Rosie Godfrey Croft '64 from West Virginia met with Dr. Terry D'Orazio Bradley '62 and Colleen D'Orazio Spalter '64 who had traveled from Florida.

While in high school, both Terrys, Colleen, Nancy and Sharon were members of the high school band, while Rosie was a cheerleader.

The week was spent catching up on what everyone had been doing as some had not seen each other in over 38 years.

They enjoyed looking at old pictures, videos of Grantsville and old high school parades, looking at yearbooks, eating out and going to the "Good Vibrations" show at the Carolina Opry.

While there Nancy's birthday was celebrated.

Terry and Colleen grew up in Grantsville and were the children of Stan and Lillian D'Orazio. Terry Bradley practiced medicine in Grantsville in the 70's. She is now Vice-President of Medical Affairs at St. Anthony's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Colleen Spalter lives in Stuart, Florida and is employed as a nuclear analyst in the engineering department at St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant.


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