Anita Wilhite:
CLASS OF 1981
Wilbur Wright High SchoolClass of 1981
Dayton, OH
Orville Wright Middle SchoolClass of 1981
Dayton, OH
Washington Elementary SchoolClass of 1981
Dayton, OH
Roth High SchoolClass of 1981
Dayton, OH
Anita's Story
Life
I have a very busy life right now with 2 children of my own, 3 cats, 2 dogs, 2 turtles, a home bound mother, six other relatives living with us and a full time night shift job. It is a very rewarding and wonderful life and i wouldn't give it up for anything. It keeps me busy and out of trouble (thankfully). My hobbies include taking in stray animals, people and plants, as well as looking to the future with a smile on my face and hope in my heart. I also enjoy horseback riding, theatre and friends. I am still a fan of Tolkien (thank you Mr. Borda) as well as Heinlein even though I don't read as much as I used to. I am currently living very close to where I always dreamed of living, and that was in the mountains of West Virginia. I'm hoping to hear from old friends and classmates and even teachers that I've missed over the years so that we can become reaquainted.
School
For those of you who knew me, you know that I probably don't have a lot to say here due to my step-father....but I feel I should say something so here it goes.......
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e teachers who imspired me the most were from all different grades and here they are. Mr. Sims, Mr. Borda, Mrs. Campigotto, Mme. Wallace, Mme. Watkins and of course Cheif Shope from NJROTC. Thanks to all of my teachers, but especially to these.
I know that if I had the chance to do it all over again I would because I enjoyed being in school, studying and getting reasonably good grades. I enjoyed my teachers, my friends, the flirtations with all the guys I could get my hands on (thank god my hormones have calmed down!), the walks back and forth from school and most of all the encouragement and support I received from those special few who took the time to really know me.
And believe it or not, I think my most memorable moment was the last time I walked out of Wilbur Wright High School. I knew my life was changing forever and no matter what I did, it would never stop changing and that no matter what road I chose to take, I could never come back. It was the loneliest, most frightening, most excited feeling I have ever had and I have never felt that way since.
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