Ginny Bayers Herzog

Posted on: Feb 21, 2019 at 12:13 AM

From Mary Ann Nord -
In last Sunday's Star Tribune, I saw an obituary for Catherine Maley, who taught French at Edina when we were students. Scott Reeves, Pam Morford, Jeannie Ostendorf and anyone else who took French in those years had her for at least one year, and several of us had her for two years in a row. Her obituary doesn't mention her stint at Edina; rather, it focuses on her academic career and related honors. Apparently, her years at Edina were a transition between her undergraduate degree and her graduate school years. I guess her years as a high school teacher weren't as important to her family as her academic distinctions but she made an impression of us high schoolers! I'm sure other classmates would be interested to learn what she moved on to after she left Edina.

http://www.startribune.com/obituaries/detail/0000298126/?fullname=dr-catherine-anne-cappy-maley

Posted on: Jan 09, 2019 at 12:20 PM

Posted on: Sep 26, 2018 at 12:17 PM

Classmates, I'm reaching out to you on behalf of the son of Lowell Green, who passed away in 2001. Ryan Green is hoping to see if any of his dad's buddies from high school might still have photos with him that he could get copies of. Let me know if you do and I will put you in touch with Ryan Green. Thanks!

Welcome to our class website, Jane! We’re glad you have joined us. You will probably be able to find many of your old friends. I am the administrator for the website so let me know if you have any questions, by using the contact button.

By the way, I just arrived in St Louis tonight and will be exhibiting my paintings at the St Louis Art Fair this weekend. If you happen to come to the show, please stop by and say hi.
Ginny Bayers Herzog- booth 309. Again, welcome and we hope you’ll enjoy the website.

Hey Ernie- while watching the news of the explosive Carr fire in Redding, I thought of you. I see that Anderson is just south. Praying for you and your family and all the residents impacted by this devasting fire, as well as the firefighters battling this blaze. Be safe! Let us know how you are doing. Sending hugs!

Posted on: Jun 04, 2018 at 11:57 AM

Sharing sad news that we received from Curt Wellumson who notified us that his good friend, Gregg Jewett passed away on Saturday, June 2, 2018 from complications of surgery to remove a brain tumor. Gregg was 72.

Gregg had to leave Edina in his sophomore year and move in with relatives in Richfield and finally over to Golden Valley. Curt said Gregg always felt EMHS was always his alma mater in spite of his circumstances. Many probably remember him. Curt brought Gregg with him to our 70th birthday bash at Bunny's in 2016. I'm happy to share a photo taken that night. Gregg is in the middle in the red shirt. Also, in a second photo taken at our 25th reunion in 1989, Gregg is on the left.

Gregg attended our 70th birthday bash and it was great to see him again after so many years.

Gregg's Celebration of Life was held on Saturday, June 9th at 1 pm. at the Medina Entertainment Center.

Posted on: Apr 20, 2018 at 11:44 AM

Anyone remember the Landsmen?

I received an email this week asking our classmates for help in identifying and maybe locating members of the Landsmen, a folk group of musicians from Edina. Can anyone assist with info?

This is what I wrote: "As a student at Mpls West High in early 1960s, I was active in the local folk music scene and knew lots of high school folk singers and groups, including Jane Dornfield and The Landsmen from Edina Morningside. My family had a huge hootenanny with many groups at our house in 1963. I have photos of the event including one of the Landsmen. I wonder if you can help me get in touch with any of the Landsmen. I know Keith Boettcher was in the group, but I can’t remember the names of the others. Thanks!" I wrote to Keith but never heard from him, so I'd like to try contacting the other members of the group, but I don't even remember their names to ask for email addresses. If I sent you a photo of the Landsmen, could you post it on your class website and ask your classmates for help identifying them? Thanks! Randy Morse

Posted on: Mar 10, 2018 at 2:23 PM

Katie shared a fun video of the Best of Times - it is a wonderful trip down memory lane. Check it out-

Posted on: Jan 08, 2018 at 3:34 AM

As we end this year, we are informed of the loss of another one of our classmates, Ernie Lapp, who passed away on December 22. Ernie had hoped to attend our 50th reunion but took a fall and was unable to join us. Bruce Lee said, "Ernie contracted polio as a youngster and lived with the complications for the rest of his life. He was a nice guy."

Our thoughts are with his family.

Susan Krause Petty notified us of the loss of another classmate - James Selness, who has been added to our In Memory section. Condolences to his family.