Lisa Sabatino:  

Hello to anyone who's interested. My husband and I just celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary. Two years ago we moved from Cleveland, Ohio to Owensboro, Kentucky. I grew up in snow in southeastern Wisconsin, tolerated it for 38 years in northeastern Ohio and told my husband I wasn't going to be a senior citizen in the snow. I have a good friend (more like a little sister) who lives about 30 miles north of here. She's close but not too close. I'm married to the nicest guy in the world. He's originally from Sicily. Came here in 1960. Had to learn English and now he knows it better than most Americans, including me. After all the hoo-haw of being harassed for my Sicilian heritage while growing up, I married into a family who thinks Italians are the "master race". It was quite an adjustment in attitude for me. For those of you who were at WHS from 1957-64, you are aware I had two brothers attending there. Tony should have graduated in 1960, Al graduated in 1962. Tony quit high school after his junior year and joined the Navy. When he was discharged December 1962 he wanted to get his diploma so he could be a plumber like my dad. He came back to WHS for the Class of '63's final semester. He got out of school in January 1964 but received his diploma with me in June. In July 2010, Tony died from complications with COPD and diabetes. My chosen vocation was secretarial. I loved being a secretary. Had some wonderful jobs and wonderful bosses. Before I married and moved to Cleveland, I worked for The Journal Company in their national ad department. Then, in Cleveland, I worked for GE Lighting (where we used to make the light bulbs and stuff) and The Cleveland Orchestra. Worki...Expand for more