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The following video has been posted to the video site. It is a video I made from pictures sent to me by Bonnie Bryan (60)...sorry misspelled name on video Bonnie. She sent me photos from the past to see if you remember the good ole days.
Check out: Do You Remember?
Thanks for sending me the photos Bonnie. Hope other classmates submit videos for others to view.
Added 2 more music videos:
1. Doo Wop History: Frankie Lyman
2. Golden years: 1960-61
NOTE: There are a total of 14 videos posted on my new site, so this should keep you LURKERS gainfully occupied for the rest of the month. Hope you enjoy going back in time when the days were full of fun and no worries!
I have just created a new BHS videos playlist: 1950's and 1960's music videos from the past. Found some good ones...if you have any to add, send them to me. Once you get to the site, you will see all BHS videos to view listed on the LEFT, so you do not have to return to the blog to click each video.
NOTE: Click RELATED at bottom of the video to view all music videos on the left side of the site
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1. PLATTERS: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
2. Buddy Holly. Tribute.
3. Ronnie Mislap: Lost in the Fifties Tonight.
4. Barry Manilow: Unchained Melody.
5. Doo Wop Daddies: Moon out Tonite.
Sit back and enjoy ya'll..........................................
I have found a way to post videos on the blog for all to view and have 5 posted as of this date. I am using video clips that I have from the 2007 Reunion as well as a DVD photo slide show in the category THEN & NOW photos of classmates.
You will notice that when you view each video it has a section in the boxes under the video to do the following: (run the mouse across the boxes to open each section).
1. Make COMMENTS (I can't wait to see what you lurkers do here if anything---wishful thinking)! I have already made comments about each video. Run the mouse over the box to view any comments.
2. RATE the video. I managed to find a free way to compose these videos, so the resolution is not HD quality ya'll!
3. RELATED box shows videos that are related to the BHS clips (videos are listed on the left side); thus you can view all the videos at the same site by clicking one on the left.
4. SHARE: you can share the video with others.
5. PROBLEMS: comment on problems with the video.
This is a neat tool to add to the blog and if any of you have video clips that you feel apply to BHS classmates (videos that classmates would enjoy viewing about your life), please send me such to post on the blog. Email me to discuss how to do this. Please make certain your video is no longer than 5 minutes.
I presently have developed 3 playlists for my videos: 2007 Reunion clips, In Memory clips, Then & Now clips and will devise more later.
Enjoy the video clips ya'll.
The following video is "In Memory of Susan Sluger, wife of Jerry (57) that is on our 2007 Reunion DVDs:
NOTE: If anyone would like to send me "in Memory of" video clips to put in this category of a loved one who has left us for BHS classmates to view, send me your video. Please: no longer than 5 minute clips.
Check out this video of 2007 Reunion on Saturday night.
Check out this video of host & hostess introduction to the 2007 reunion.
Just got an email from Phil Albert (58) who sent the following:
Do You Remember These: You may need to watch it twice; once to watch the Burma Shave signs change, and once to catch all the pictures plus listening to the music of the Statler Brothers. THIS IS REALLY GREAT !!!
For those of you too young to remember, too bad you missed it! Watch the Burma Shave Signs change.
CLICK HERE....Do you Remember These?
Ronnie Milsap was one of the major figures of country music in the 1970s, developing a hybrid of country and pop that brought him a large audience. Milsap was born in Robbinsville, NC, and was raised by his father and grandparents following his parents' divorce. He was born blind from congenital glaucoma, and when he was five, he began attending the Governor Moorhead School for the Blind. When he was seven, his instructors noticed his extraordinary musical talents and he began to study classical music formally. A single year after he began learning the violin, Milsap was declared a virtuoso; he also mastered piano, guitar, and a variety of other stringed instruments, as well as various woodwinds. Eventually, he became interested in rock & roll music and while still in school formed his first rock band.
View his video of Lost in the Fifties Tonight and go back to the 50's and remember the good ole days.
Do you remember those days???? Happy New Year....Lenora & Pat
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