Then.......and Now
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Dickie Goldstein

This reunion trip will be quite different for me, as I have only been to one other reunion, so many of your names and faces will not be familiar-kind of like my days at THS. Since I did not live in the district, nor did I attend elementary or junior high with anyone (other than Rick Lowson) I hardly new anyone-until my Senior year.
Yes, I live in SIN City; trust me it was that way before I moved here 30 years ago. Yes, Las Vegas is the city of sin, drugs, dealing cards, etc. But the only sin I get these days is the sin in sincerely yours letters, the only drugs I deal are Viagra, Cialis, Fosamax, and any other arthritis pain medication, and the cards I deal are get well cards, and condolence cards. All kidding aside, Las Vegas has been very good to me and my family-it really is a wonderful community.
To update some of most you, after THS, I went to U of A, graduated in '69, and went into the homebuilding business in Tucson and stayed in the industry for over 25 years (living in Tucson, Phoenix, San Diego and Northridge and finally Las Vegas), l left the home building industry nine years ago to join and later become part owner of a regional engineering firm, where I presently oversee the Business Development Operations (Marketing).
On a personal side, I met my wife Estelle in Denver in 1970 (I was the Best Man and she was the Maid of Honor at a friends wedding-how romantic), we were married in '71, and we have two grown (and married) daughters, and a granddaughter that is 20 months old. Our hope is to retire either in Tucson or Phoenix, in the next five to seven years.

Marilyn Greer

Here are my ramblings: I have good memories of my years at THS. I think my favorite classes were Spanish class and home-economics. My favorite extracurricular activities were the girls tennis squad and attending football, track and basketball games. My dad, Coach Red Greer, made sure I didn't get mixed up with the wrong crowd. He was very happy that I was active in the youth group at our church, First Baptist Church. I married Gene Caywood June 1968. I graduated from nursing school Jan. 1969. When our three children were growing up I was able to work part-time as a Registered Nurse, which was ideal.
For the past 28 years I have worked at University Medical Center, Tucson. I have been challenged and aided there to keep current with the ever-changing medical field. My husband is a draftsman/consultant for a local civil engineering firm. But he spends countless hours building up Old Pueblo Trolley, Inc. That is right! The neat trolleys on Fourth Ave. He and a friend founded the non-profit organization 20+ years ago. We have three children, two of which are married. They are: Jason Valente Caywood--ministerial student, and his wife Jennifer--Optometrist; Dan Caywood--optical technician at U of A; Laura Caywood Barker--director of the Southern Arizona Transportation Museum (division of Old Pueblo Trolley) and her husband Daniel-secretary for a lawyer and a copy editor. See you soon, Marilyn Caywood

Mike Gustafson

Retired 3 years ago. Moved from Menlo Park, Ca. to Groveland, Ca. which is located about 25 miles outside the main gate to Yosemite Nat. Park. I spend my time working on my kit airplane I am building, boating around a small lake near by, and amateur radio (WB6PZX). I got married two years ago to a very nice lady by the name of Virginia, who has not figured out what she wants to do in retirement so she still works at Adobe. I just returned from visiting Phoenix/Spring training. I go every year, had a great time, as usual. Have not been back to Tucson for 4 or 5 years. Hope to get back this October.