FHS YEARBOOKS        1948    1950      1953    1954   1955    1956    1957    1958     1959     1960   1961

FOWLER TRIBUNE   1945    1949     1951     54-56    1957    1958   1959   1960-61   1964 in Review       52-85 Mix

FOWLER   1958    Missouri Day   2007   Fowler Brochure   Houses/Businesses    Graduates   Mix Pics    1950s   Homes

FHS       57 Home Pg       57Annual       50's Student Handbook      54-56 Grizzly Growls         49/50  Sports  57/58 

REUNIONS    57 Reunion Booklet     55, 56, 58,59    1958       1961         1928 FHS Book     C.W. Buck's 1949 Fowler  

MEMORIES    1956 FHS Football     1955_56_Basketball     1957 Songs      1957 Calendar   1961 News   1961 Calendar

Arkansas_Valley Interactive Map                                            Sandra Tillotson Koehler Family
 

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Fowler High School Graduates and News
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things found on internet and in the newspaper)

Folks who would never live anywhere but Fowler declare it's like living in an old Andy Hardy movie. Is there any place in Colorado with more smiles per capita...  (old Denver Post article)

 

Fowler Tribune Newspaper

 

The former Park Elementary School in Fowler soon will be home to the town hall, police department and library.

 

 


From the Fowler Tribune 1989

 

 

PENNINGTON                                                                                                                           

2006                                                                      

ROCKY FORD - Marion and Lois Pennington will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary from 1 to 4 p.m. June 11 with an open house at the La Junta Senior Center. They were married June 21, 1956, in Fowler.

Their children are Philip Pennington, Sherry Shearer, Gregory Pennington and Loretta Millemon. They have 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

The Penningtons lived in Buena Vista and Salida for many years before retiring and returning to the Rocky Ford area.

 

 

Fowler High School Mix

 

 

Jim Markham

 

Jim Markham
Location and Stock Photography
San Antonio, TX                                                                      Jim Markham
                                                                                                         1957
                                                                                                
                                                           

Graduate University of Syracuse Photojournalism Program.

Chief Photographers Mate U.S. Navy Retired.

Combat Photographer - Vietnam, three tours of duty.

Photojournalist Navy Office of Information Washington DC.

Freelance Location and Stock Photographer.

Member American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP).
 

Located midway between Dallas, Texas and the U.S. Mexico Border, we are well positioned to cover the South and Southwestern United States and Mexico. Our fifth-wheel Travel Trailer allows us to reach isolated locations quickly and conveniently. Availability for assignment is not limited to that area, I am available for assignment anywhere in the world.
 

Assignments have included: Political, Disaster, Environmental, Advertising, Corporate, Industrial, destination places and editorial illustration Photography.


Clients include: Newsweek, Time, U.S. News and World Report, Woman's World, Encyclopedia Britannica, and Scott Foreman Publishing.

We maintain a Stock file.

(Webmaster:   Jim kindly furnished the pictures of the Fowler High School Reunions for this site.)

 


Rex Beach - 2007

Fowler High School

 


Paul Weiland, 1957


Paul and Teena Weiland, 2006

 

 


Jack and Don  1952

 

Jack Stauder, Don Dennis, Kathy Stauder Stahmann Feb. 2007


Jack Stauder, Kathy Stahmann August 2007

 

                              


 
 Sandra   1958

Sandra Tillotson Koehler          

By MATT NESLAND                                                                                                                                                                             
The Pueblo Chieftain

FOWLER - 2000 -

The Fowler Historical Museum featured the impressive iron collection of Chuck and Sandra Koehler, who now live in Westminster. Mrs. Koehler was born in Rocky Ford but raised in Fowler.

The Koehlers brought several different types of irons - electrical, early liquid fuel and "sad" irons. Sads are named for their density. They are one-piece irons, the ones everybody's grandmother had, Mrs. Koehler said. Sad irons can be large or small. She said a sad iron smaller than 4 inches typically was a child's iron.

The Koehlers have collected irons for about 25 years, including one from 1866, about the time President Abraham Lincoln was in office. They have hundreds of them.

Uses for some of her old irons included sleeves, pants, and one that curled the brims of Brown Derby hats. Her oldest irons date back to 1830, 1845, and 1873.

The Koehlers also have irons from other countries such as Canada and China. Most, though, are from the United States.

"That's by choice," Mrs. Koehler said. "We just prefer the U.S. ones."

The irons will be on display at the Fowler Museum until March. The museum is located at 114 N. Main.

 

 

 

2nd and 3rd grade teacher for the Class of 1957.

Waneeta K. Lancaster
Sunday, July 29, 2007

Waneeta K. Lancaster of Pueblo, died July 25, 2007. She was born May 3, 1913, in Leedey, Okla. Her parents moved to Spearman, Texas, when she was five years of age, where she lived until she graduated from high school. She is survived by her son, De Wayne Lancaster; granddaughter, Lisa and husband, Stephan von Kalben; great-grandson, Parker Kasey von Kalben, all of Pueblo. She also is survived by several nieces, nephews, many friends and caregivers; very special friends, Claire Burke of Meeker, Colo., and Michelle Sheppard; and her closest rebel at heart, Dianne Espinoza. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lindon Lancaster, on Oct. 20,1999; her parents; three sisters, four brothers, two nieces and two nephews. Just after her high school graduation she joined the United Methodist Church which she had attended regularly with her parents since an early age. She has remained a Methodist ever since joining. She was very dedicated to her two professions, first as a wife of 65 very happy years, mother and homemaker, second as a primary school teacher which she enjoyed very much and spent 25 years in that profession. She and her husband both were in the education field and enjoyed every school and community they were involved in. After they finished collage at Oklahoma State University and Lindon obtained his first teaching position, they were married Nov. 9, 1935, and spent 65 beautiful and happy years together. Viewing, 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 31, 2007, Florence Historic Chapel, 120 N. Pikes Peak Ave., Florence, Colo. Funeral service, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2007, Florence Historic Chapel. Burial will follow in Lakeside Cemetery, Canon City, alongside her husband.

From the Pueblo Chieftain  July 2007
 

 

 

On the road to Pueblo

A Christmas blessing fell off the truck

By MELVERTA BAUER

Loveland


Melverta 1957

The year was 1948 and Christmas was drawing near. It was a difficult time for my family and had been so for two months. My mother had become ill in October and had to be hospitalized. She was pregnant with her fourth child and due to her illness my baby brother was born prematurely and survived only a few hours.

Because of complications and pneumonia, for some time her life had been in jeopardy. The weeks of hospitalization stretched into a month and Thanksgiving came and went and our mom was still in the hospital, although she was slowly improving.

Pueblo was 30 miles from Fowler and on Sundays, Dad would take my brother Dean, who was 6 years old and myself, who was 9, with him to visit Mom. My youngest brother Grant was just 1 year old and he would stay with our grandparents.

However, we never saw our mother. In those years, children were never allowed to visit patients, not even a parent. We always waited in the hospital lobby for Dad to come and tell us how Mom was doing.

One Sunday while on our way to visit Mom, our Dad explained to my brother and me that we would not have a Christmas tree. There simply was no money for one. We would be fortunate if we could just have our mother home with us on Christmas.

We were traveling west on U.S. 50 and had rounded the curve, just past where Lee's Cafe was, when we met a truck piled high with Christmas trees. My brother saw a tree fly off the truck, and we all saw it lying in the middle of the highway. The driver of the truck didn't slow down at all, apparently unaware of his loss.

My dad stopped and picked up the tree, placed it in the back of our pickup and we continued on to Pueblo so he could visit our Mom.

When we got home that evening, after chores, we decorated that little tree. We were so happy to have a tree! It was a gift.

On Christmas Eve, we got the best Christmas gift of our young lives: Our mother came home. We were truly blessed.

My parents, Harvey and Edith Fellhauer, passed from this earth in 1984 and 1982 respectively, and I am certain they remembered this Christmas always.

The Pueblo Chieftain & Star Journal

Tuesday December 25, 2001

 

 

Missing Alice     Pete Earley
(Fowler Tragedy..
Christian Church
Pastors Family)
 


Kent Haruf, Salida Writer  
      Bio 1       Bio 2


Mary Peace Finley

 

          
Fran Metzner
Vansyoc's Blog

 

 

 
  Lonie Buchner, 1957 & 1958

Lonie and Nancy Buchner

Office Phone: (941) 918-8000           Cell Phone: (941) 302-0987              Email: info@dreamteamfla.com

Lonie L. Buchner, Broker

Lonie is a licensed Real Estate Broker and a licensed auctioneer with over 30 years experience in both commercial and residential property. He has a GPPA certification and is in the process of completing his AARE designation which relates to commercial parcels.

http://www.privatecollections.net/
Lonie Buchner Auctioneer

The Estate Brokers of Florida leaders:
Nancy and Lonie Buchner.
Making dreams come true since 1988.

Lonie Buchner has been a licensed Auctioneer since 1992 and, in that capacity, has been an expert witness for the state of Florida  and in 1999, for the Delaware Justice Department.  Lonie has held Real Estate Broker’s licenses in Colorado and Florida with a total of over 35 years experience in the real estate business.    He was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado and graduated from The University of Denver with a degree in accounting.

Lonie and Nancy have lived in Osprey, Florida since 1987.  Their hobbies are fishing,  going to the beach and family.
 

 

Jake and Sheila Norton
Fowler 1958 and 1960

 


Jake Norton 1958          Sheila Moreland 1960


 
Jake & Sheila Norton
Jake Norton Realty & Auctions
205 Main St.
Fowler, CO 81039
 
 



Click card for their website.
 

 


This auditorium is actually the room and stage from which the Class of 1957  (among others)  graduated, being the former Fowler High School, before it became West Elementary.

1957 graduation

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2007 Missouri Day Parade, Fowler, Colorado

 

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This was Fowler page 1

 

DONALD DENNIS AND ANN (MILLER) DENNIS FAMILY WEBSITE                     NEW on the site  

  1.  HOME  (The early years)   2. Pueblo, Gr Junction,   3. Fairbanks  1                       4.  Fairbanks  2  
  5.  Arizona   6. Rural San Diego   7.  Mixed Pictures  8.  Family Album

  9.  Extended Family

 10.  Dupree Ranch       AAU Basketball      Denver      Articles    1     2     3  Lefse 
  STURGIS  58 Reunion   Sturgis  Pic 1    Pic 2    Pic 3     58  Bios 
 
Yearbooks
1958     37   55    56   57   59   60   61   62   84   85   86    JrHi59  
 
57 Reunion   62 Reunion    SHS Newspapers    Calendars 56-61  
   FOWLER  57       Yrbk: 1957   48   50   53   54   55   56   57   58    59   60   61    
  
1 (People)   2 (Mix)   3 (Brochure)   4 (Houses)   5 (Missouri Day)  
   Reunions:  
57  Booklet     55 thru 59      61 Reunion   1961 FHS News
   
54-61 news       1958 Page     1928 pics/notes   Colo Interactive Map
  Pueblo College:  Yearbook   58-59      59-60   Arrow 58/59
 
Don's College/Jobs            Ann's College/Jobs      Army & Yrbk  

       Ann's Pottery/Art 

 Perfect Marriage (or not) Uptown Theater La Veta

Classmates              

Baseball 

Silly Stories  Songs
  Ancestors   MAIN MENU    Cully,  Eunice,  Fred,  Casey,  Hazel,  Donald, 
  Verna, Buck,  Inez,  NY/SD Millers,  Joens Research  on  Utters 
   Dennis/Wright Slideshow              Scotty Wright               Stewart     
  
Ferguson  1           Ferguson History      1935 Attica KS  Book

    USS Dennis   USS Fogg   Delbert W. Miller     James L. Turner   POW  WWII

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