How "groovy" it is to read about the 1968 graduates of Covina High. What memories! Hoping to accrue some interesting and exciting adventures in my life. I have waited until the last possible moment to write! I feel I have led a wonderful life, thus far, even though I haven't traveled the world or become a famous personality! More

Forty years – after reading some of the life stories on the reunion webpage, it makes it seem like it was just yesterday!

Here is my forty years. Two days after graduation, I left town to play professional baseball with the beloved Chicago Cubs. At the same time, as many of you did, I had to worry about the military draft. It was a real possibility that I would be tossing grenades and not baseballs, so I joined the US Army Reserves and continued my baseball career. Just a side note, I remained in the Army Reserves for 26 years, retiring in 1995 as a Command Sergeant Major. More

Married to Lee Lyman for 35 years. Have two sons, John and Mike, and two granddaughters.

Did pre-pharmacy work at University of Southern California. Did pharmacy school at Washington State University where I met my husband on a blind date. Graduated in 1974. More

After graduation, I knew that the education I would get in college would be redundant to the Covina High diploma, so I traveled the world looking for enlightenment. In a South American hovel I learned the meaning of life, and received the notice of the CHS reunion on the same day. I left Lake Titicaca immediately and started back to Socal. Not wanting to impact the ozone layer unduly, I meandered homeward in a rubber raft. Now that I am home my environmental ideals are compromised, since I feel that there is at least a partial trade off between saving jet fuel and taking dumps over the side of a rubber boat. More

After graduating Covina High, I attended San Diego State (Alan Leiberman was also there) for about 5 years, and earned enough units to be a junior. I ran a gardening business, and off-set printed a little poetry magazine, and met my future wife (34 yrs now) through my Sigma Pi faternity. More

I just finished going through the latest additions to the website and am so saddened to see many of our classmates deceased. I am fortunate to have my health.

I married Larry Moon, former 1966 Covina High graduate, in 1969. We have two daughters, ages 36 and 34. They are both teachers here in San Diego. I am the proud grandmother of Jacob Michael, age 4 1/2, and Olivia Grace, age 2 1/2. They are the highlights of my life. More

Hi! 30 years later (attended 10yr)

When I saw that all my friends are running this website I decided I better get in touch again.

I was devasted to hear about Jerry Kern. He and I worked for the same company back in my early 20's in Los Angeles before I transferred to Cleveland, Ohio. I actually lived in Ohio almost 7 years before transferring back to Los Angeles because I missed seeing my niece and nephew grow up. More

How awesome to hear from you. I am now living in Sacramento and I am going back to nursing school, my dream since I was little. I have been divorced for 20 years. Gad where does the time go. I have four grown children and 7 grandchildren. I lived in Klamath Falls for about a year and a half after becoming disabled. Retired life doesn't suit me so I am starting over career-wise. The acre and a half was too much for me to take care of on my own and shoveling snow was almost impossible.

Thanks for the contact. I can't believe we have been out of High School almost 40 years. Sometimes I still feel 16 years old.

Take care and keep in touch.

G-O-O-O-O-O-O-O COLTS!!!!!!!!

Married for 25 years to Paul DiCaro. One son, Michael, age 20. We live in Tucson, AZ.

After high school, I attended Mt. SAC and then transferred to Sonoma State University in Rohnert Park, California, where I got my BA in Psychology and Expressive Arts. I then organized a co-op market in Santa Rosa, California, and organized organic farmers to sell their products to co-ops and at a farmer's market. Met my husband Paul negotiating over the price of bell peppers, as he was part of a cooperative organic farm and I was distributing the produce. I then did work with autistic adolescents part time while I took classes in development, movement, and psychology and continued to farm organic produce. More