Since, I graduated a year early I had a head start on my career and creating a family. I spent 6 years in the Navy right after graduation. I have worked for Raytheon Systems Company for 15 years and am currently performing System Engineering work. I have been married to my wife Stephanie for 20 years now. We have three great kids. Our daughter Amy is almost 19 and a sophomore in college. Our son Curt Jr. is 17 and ready to graduate high school this year. Our son Joe is almost 15 and a sophomore in high school. We moved to Colorado 2.5 years ago and are loving it. If you are in the Denver area, please look us up.

I am now married to a wonderful man that I lived with for 10 years (o.k., so I wanted to be sure this time). My 21 year old stepdaughter has just given us a 2 month old grandson. Talk about bizarre, I'm too young to be a grandma. After all, I still listen to Zeppelin, Kansas, Queen (real music, as I tell my son). Oh no, we've turned into our parents! I finally fullfilled my dream of teaching piano outside of Las Vegas, Nevada. I have also been working on my family history, as my mom was a Holocaust survivor. It took me 10 years, but I did find out she had a half brother. Anyone interested, email me at smokey3932@aol.com and I'll help you get started.

We moved to the Seattle area 12 years ago.  Mark has worked for Microsoft for 11 years.  I am a "stay at home mom" but don't stay home very much.  I spend a lot of time driving my kids around to their various activities (like soccer, volleyball, piano lessons, acting class, etc), volunteering at school, and sewing.  My latest activity is golf (I never realized how hard it would be). 

I hope to keep in touch with classmates through e-mail and look forward to receiving everyone's suggestions for the next reunion

As a result, I travel quite a bit.  My main role is to educate and advise clients on teleservice activities for their business, as well as provide training to their staffs on everything from Customer Service to selling techniques.  I'm quite happy with this as to some degree I am my own boss, source my own clients, handle my own affairs.  Being teamed up with the company opens more doors for business.

Asia is ripe for this kind of business and most of the multi-national firms
such as American Express and Microsoft have already moved into this arena (in fact, they are clients).

I am the Senior Planner for a local architectural firm, Lauterbach & Associates.  You who live in Oxnard, and those who watch the local City Council and Planning Commission hearings, have seen me many times present numerous award winning projects to the city. Many of my projects are being constructed right now.  A hint of some projects . . . the Financial Plaza where the old Bobby McGee's restaurant used to be.  Just a bit proud of that one.

I am working for Pratt & Whitney, Space Propulsion Operations, Chemical Systems Division as laboratory director of the Environmental Quality Laboratory. (Yes that means that I AM a rocket scientist!)

In my copious free time (yeah right) I enjoy horseback riding, model trains, reading and camping. 

Since my folks still live in Camarillo, I get down there several times a year and have been amazed at its growth over the 20 years.  I am really hoping that when we get together at the reunion, we will all have grown less than Camarillo has grown over the years.

I am  the Human Resources/Industrial Health & Safety Supervisor for Lander Co. in Camarillo.  Lander is a manufacturer of Health and Beauty Care Products.

Since we had kids, I've forgotten what my hobbies are, but I do manage to play co-ed softball with my husband, indoor soccer with the girls, and a little gardening and cross stitching. (She's way ahead of me - Editor)

I was the shy one with long dark hair in high school who didn't think she had a future, but now I do. Please check out my bio when you have the chance.

I'm not single, but not married either. The relationship is fine the way it is and why fix it if it aint broke:) Bobby and I have been together for 4-yrs and he's one hell of a golfer, pool shark too! My last marriage, well, OK I was too young to know any better. Two years from the day I graduated. I thank the guy upstairs that I didn't have children to worry about from that. There is more, but I'll leave this alone so poor Barry can include this in [Thanks Wendy! - Ed.].

I love everyone and was very happy to see most of you who made it to the 20 year ACHS 79 reunion (as I couldn't be found for the 10 year). I thought it was well created for everyone and I thank those so much who put it all together. I hope that we may have a 25 or 30 year that is just as good and that we may see those who we've missed from the recent 20 year. 

Your name here.  (clever, eh?) Plenty of room.