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• ALUMNI IN THE NEWS •
Thanks to the Class of 1981 for paying it forward to future generations of Golden Bears!
Nate Ellis This Week/The Columbus Dispatch Jul.16,2021Upper Arlington High School class of '81 launches $50,000 campaign for leadership...read more...
UAHS Class of '81 student leaders: Keith Schneider (left), Debbie (Simon) Sheppard, Cameron Mitchell and Elizabeth (Minton) Myers
Did you have Mrs. McKinney as a student at Jones?
She is now 84 years old and lives in Athens, Georgia.
Students in her class in 1959/60 were assigned a project to write a letter to themselves, seal it in an envelope and address it to their home address. Mrs. McKinney promised to mail it to her students after 10 years had passed. She was unable to achieve delivery to 21 students. So all these years she has kept the letters.
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The Upper Arlington Alumni Association is hoping to help some of Mrs. McKinney's students get the letter they wrote 60 years ago.
Please check the following list. If you're on it - we have a letter for you (from you)!
You can email me at Alice@UAEducationFoundation.com or call 614-487-5007 (ext. 1120) to arrange delivery.
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Our list of letter recipients still to be found.
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Thomas J. Mueller, Thomas John Mueller
Robert B. Griffith, Jr. (deceased, looking for family members)
Bill Kepley (William)
Jim Abernathy
Jack Ford (could be John)
J.C. Irwin
Miss Martha McCord
Mr. David C. Hall
Mr. J.R. Hartle
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We have FOUND & delivered letters to:
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Robert Edward Shumaker, Jr. (Tony)
Peggy Mink Margaret Ruth Mink
DR EC(?) Lawless
Roberta Loomis Terapak
Stephen M. Grinch III
Robert James Eibling
Cricket Nesser
Miss Joan Throop Joan Scott Throop
Allen R. Lewis Jr
Carol Dignan
Don Buck
Miss Nancy Fodor Sloan
Gene Putterbaugh
UAHS Grand OpeningSunday, August 15 1:00 PM Channel 10 news coverage HERE
Upper Arlington organizations have modified plans to celebrate Fourth of July
ThisWeek News July 1, 2020
