Bob Duver remembers:

I remember Kenny Hornberger kissed Marjorie Fisher on the way to recess and he was a GREAT baseball player

I remember playing baseball on the Scottish Rite team with Rich Noever (undefeated season) and endless hours of playing catch-throwing curves/drops and hitting wiffle balls

I remember Hazel Lee Simmons, petting a bull dog through the fence, and losing cherished marbles at Cordley

I remember our sixth grade teacher making us do the bunny hop at recess time

I remember Miss Wismer, our seventh grade science teacher-lived to be 100-my daughter and I visited her at Presbyterian Manor

I remember I and some guys in our Jr. High metal shop wrote to Annette Funichello

I remember learning to bowl at the Palladium Bowl and, Tom, the proprietor

I remember long summer days and summer vacations that seemed to last a really long time

I remember 4th of July's with M-80s and Cherry Bombs

I remember going down the Wakarusa river in a Chevrolet hood as our boat with Burk Villee

I remember coach Duver yelling at Jim Calvert (and always being asked how I was related to him)

More from Bob:

I remember batting against the pitching of Fred Hartman (those slow curve balls that you couldn't really hit squarely) and Daryl Green (they called him "sparrow") who had a fast ball that really scared me.

I remember nanny Duver saying "shinny up that rope boy"...even though he had never taught any of us to do so

I remember John Scott, at lone star lake, swinging on a rope over the water and dropping lit M-80s out of his mouth into the water (before they went off thankfully)

I remember someone putting M-80s into the mail box of Cheryl and Kathy Bowman at their Pleasant Grove home

I remember going steady with Linda Wright (I wonder if she ever became a veterinarian as she desired)

I remember riding my bike to Grant's pet store and buying "cleary" marbles there

I remember that I and my friends were sure there was a witch living in our neighborhood on Barker St.

I remember long evenings playing kick the can and seeing the "test pattern" on our TV

I remember driving around the square and through Allen's Drive In; especially those good times cruising in Burk Villee's '34 Chevy.  I think Tex Rider bought that car.