Alameda High School - Class of '63

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 Alexander, Susan
 
Allender, Joan
 
Aranda, Martha
 
Arnold, Donna
 
Astorga, Bob
 Baracz, Les
 Barnard, John
 Benson, Robert
 Better, Barbara
 Bissell, Sue
 
Block, Rick

 
Bodendofer, Lelani
 Bowman, Linda

 
Brown, Barbara
 Braa, David
 Bryant, Dick
 Burnett, Linda
 Coalson, Richard
 Collins, Larry
 Comaty, Mike
 Cornish, Steve

 
Cowger, Janet
 
Cowger, Linda
 Cox, Connie
 Cox, Jim
 Crawford, Leanne
 Cunningham, Barbara
 Daugherty, Bob
 Davis, Kathryn
 Davis, Judy
 Dayton, Marie
 Deem, Sherrie
 Dirschl, Darlene
 Douglas, Darlene
 Drinkard, Mike

 
Drotar, Gary
 Duke, Bennie
 Duran, Irma
 Ebert, Susan
 Eddy, Chris
 Ellsworth, Bonnie
 Eloe, Dean
 Emmons, Carolyn
 Endres, David
 Evans, Jerry
 Evans, Lucy
 Evartz, Richard
 Evertz, Karen
 Eyster, Bonita Lee
 Ferris, Betty
 Fields, Paul
 Fisher, Ronnie
 Frederick, Judith Ann
 Gherardini, Ray

 
Glass, Lorna
 
Gneiser, Mildred
 Gregory, Russell Duane
 Gueck, Barbara
 Gwynne, Duana L.
 Haken, Hanna
 Harding, Emmett
 Harmon, Don
 Harmon, Linda
 Hartsuiker, Roberta
 Henry, Dorothy
 Hauschild, Connie
 Hileman, John
 Hills, Max
 Hines, Tish
 Hooper, Brenda
 Huffstutler, Sheralyn
 Hurd, Ann
 James, Stanley
 Jarboe, Dianne
 Jarboe, Joe
 Jarman, Jacquelyn
 Johnson, Leonard
 Kahler, Ceclia
 Kaiser, Stanley
 Keating, Jackie

 
Keeling, Pat
 Kerstiens, Fred
 Kling, Shirley
 Krems, Gale
 Lay, Bill
 Lay, Tom
 Levine, Bruce
 Lewallen, Roy
 Lingle, Ross
 Lucas, Luke

 
Mares, Josie
 
Mavromatis, Jean
 McGrew, David
 McIntosh, Steve
 Medina, Evelyn
 Michalow, Richard
 Miller, Frances Lee
 Millie, Marsue
 Morrison, Henry
 Neitzel, Darlene Gay

 
Nelson, Clint
 Nelson, Steve
 Niemeyer, Richard Lee
 Niquette, Karen
 Novosad, Bill
 Orcutt, Steve
 Parker, Karen

 
Parsons, Linda
 Phetteplace, Gilbert D.
 Polivka, William D.
 Portice, Tom
 Railton, Judy
 Randall, John
 Reames, Claudia
 Rhodes, Dave
 Leroy Richardson
 Rigli, Douglas
 Rowe, Rick L.

 
Saich, Beverly
 Sandstedt, Dale
 Schilling, Don F.
 Schneider, Mike
 Schoske, Patricia
 Scholz, Bob
 Schuster, Jerry

 
Sebern, Harry
 
Lola Seger
 Shaw, Connie
 Sherva, Kathy
 Shiramizu, Gary
 Showell, Glen
 Sides, Donna
 Simon, Deanna
 Small, Jeanette
 Smith, Bob
 Simmons, John
 Smith, Don
 Spencer, Sandra
 Spring, Patricia Jean
 Stabler, Don
 Stansbery, Carole
 Steinshouser, Linda
 Stiers, Philip Don
 Strausheim, Retta
 Sweeney, Eva
 Thayer, Keith
 Thiel, Mike
 Tudek, John
 Van der Werff, Leland

 
Vaughn, Judith
 
Warner, Ellen Dae
 West, Marvin
 Wetzel, Susan
 White, Bob

 
Willis, Larry
 Wilson, Dianne
 Winchip, Gerald

 
Winckel, Gary
 
With, Sandy
 Witherell, Jim
 Wilson, Emily
 Wood, Paul
 Woodruff, Vandy
 Wright, Diane
 Wulff, Olene

Emmett Harding

1963 Yearbook Photo

Photographed at the reunion dinner

 

First Name:       Emmett
Middle Name:    Paul
Maiden Name:   Porjolie
Last Name:       Harding  
 
Current Address:  11404 39th Av. S. E.
                         Everett, Wa. 98208

Home Phone:    425-787-6041
E-mail Address: p2jharding@aol.com
 
My wife, Jean and I, have been married for 22 years.  Jean's a registered nurse at Swedish Hospital in Seattle.  We don't have children, but have always had cats.  The current two are Fred, a Balinese, and Buster, a Siamese.  They're cheaper than kids and come completely educated.  Served four years in the Air Force after high school, worked in Personnel by day and sang in clubs by night.  Got an AA at a Washington JC and spent an additional year at the UW, but that was the end of my formal academics.  Did a variety of work prior to landing at the City of Seattle, construction, computer operator, roughneck, sales, etc.  Spent 24 years, starting as a clerk and ending as a Senior Systems Analyst, before pulling the plug and retiring early.

Jean likes to garden and sew and I like to cook and play golf.  I'm better at the former than the later.  I also play the guitar and sing now and then and am reviving oil painting, which was something I did many years ago.  I'm not likely to achieve the skill shown by Jackie Seburn, but it keeps me off the streets during the winter.  About seven years ago we were lucky enough to acquire our "dream house".  It's not a mansion, but does have everything we ever thought we'd want; large garage, big kitchen with cooking island, and a great room.  We expect to stay here at least until Jean retires, and then we'll see.

What do you want to do with the rest of your life (the next 50 years!)

I'm not sure what I want to do during the next two years, never mind the next 50.  I've been retired for the last two years and it seems to be a good fit for both of us.  Being pretty domestically oriented helps and I've yet not lacked for things to do.  However, now that the reunion project is over, I'm beginning to think of some things I could do that would be as satisfying.  Will keep the group apprised.