Dianne Sewell:  

Life has been very different outside of those Highlander halls! I can't deny EHHS had an impact on me 'though, both positive and negative. All our experiences help to shape our lives in some way, yes? I do miss many of you and wish I could make it back to another reunion. 'Now living in a rural area outside of Findlay, Ohio. YES IT IS TOO COLD HERE in the winter, but the midwestern lifestyle and people are very warm and down-to-earth. My 2 youngest children are now 17 and 19 and have florished in this atmosphere. There has been much emphasis placed on musical talents...of which they are both blessed, academic strengths, strong spiritual character, and valuable organizations such as 4-H which have been character builders as well. My 19 year old, Emily is in her freshman year of college and Sean, my son is in his junior year of high school. I can't tell you Emily's major because it has changed 3 times in 2 semesters! My husband Ron and I moved here for him to complete his Master's in occupational therapy at Findlay University. We have stayed because of the children and because we are STILL renovating our home built in 1865. We both work in a rehab setting in Kenton, Ohio, an interesting community w...Expand for more