Showers recalled Spring Break, 1968, when Olson took seven ninth graders from MHS to Kentucky to play tennis. Most of the guys haven’t seen each other since graduation 46 years ago, said Chuck Wood, Mollie’s spouse. “I haven’t seen these guys in many years,” the doctor said. Doc Burroughs, as he is called, was surprised to see many friends like Larry Wylie and Tom Ray, the quarterback on the football team, there. All three enjoyed and shared in the reminiscing. John Burroughs, the team physician for 25 years. Two coaches - Rich Jeric, football, and Ward Olson, tennis and swimming - joined the group along with Dr. “ We had some great times” in high school. “Think of all the miles and smiles we shared,” said Showers, who lives in Tampa, Fla. “ This means a lot to me they came.”īob Showers led a moment of silence for Mary Ann, a 1974 graduate, when the group gathered for a group photo. “This is all about these guys,” Gary, 65, a running back, said about his buddies. So Gary organized the reunion and invited many of his former classmates, including pals on the 1970 MHS football team that went 5-4 his senior year. When some of the classmates gathered for her funeral, they said it was a shame they only got together when someone died. Gary hosted the social gathering of mostly football players, tennis players and swimmers from the class. Her memory helped spur a reunion Saturday of about 25 classmates from the Class of 1971 at Monroe High School. 19 from breast cancer at age 60 after 34 years of marriage. “This was a Mary Ann day - a perfect day spent with friends,” said Mollie (Moosman) Wood, a friend of the football mom and spouse of Gary Diehl who died Feb. Saturday was the type of gorgeous, sunny autumn day that Mary Ann (Ciacelli) Diehl loved. Population stats are from the United States Census Bureau.The gathering was called to reminisce about days gone by and celebrate the life of Mary Ann Diehl, a football mom and homemaker who died in February. Also, around 3,500 Warren residents (3%) are the average age for high school seniors (18-19). We also have listings for graduates from Center Line, MI, Madison Heights, MI, or Fraser, MI.Īpproximately 9,100 of residents in Warren (7%) are the normal age for attending high school (15-19). You may also be able to find friends close to your home town. To view alumni that graduated in Warren around your class year, enter your graduation year in the search box at the top of the page. Clicking one of your friends will give you locations that youĬan get back in touch with the fellow graduate. The Warren alumni list on this page come from a variety of sources. To filter results, select a Warren, MI high The listing of alumni from Warren, MI includes graduates

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