Magaly Gomez:  

I remember many of your names, but don´t have the yearbooks. My father left them all behind because they were too much weight and didn´t think they would be so important to me. The teenage in me has never forgiven him. This is why the opportunity of contacting any of you would be so interesting. I was an average student. I don´t remember doing anything so extraordinary to be remembered by except the one time I went in the men´s locker room to see the driving instructor because I didn´t understand the instructions he had given. As soon as I entered and found out how wrong I was, I flashed out in a second, hearing all the boys laughing and inviting me back! After graduating in 1962, my parents and I returned to our nati...Expand for more