Angie Newhouse:  

mate. My children have taught me how to have fun in life and not to take myself too seriously! Unfortunately, that's an ongoing lesson. If I won $100 million, I'd give equal percentages of it to my children and step-children, church & friends, then spend the rest on Rick, myself and our home. I already am truly happy. True happiness comes from contentment within yourself before you can share happiness with others. I'm no longer working and am learning to enjoy life at home. I dress for comfort, if it happens to be in style, fine. If not, I'm still comfortable. I share my home, heart and life with Rick, whom I find totally irrestible. My most steady contact with a friend from Englewood is Debbie Lukas Edge. We met in junior high at Assumption Catholic school then went to high school together and lived across the street from each other. We're both crazy still. What I would like folks from Class of '73 to know is, I wasn't Miss Goody Two-Shoes in high school! My first job was at Pantry Pride, where I got paid very little to cashier but I enjoyed it just the same.