Name: Jenni Jones
Email:bsjones@midusa.net
Location: Wamego, KS USA

Comments:

I didn't know Wamego had a homepage. COOL!

I have applied for the job of Administrator at Wamego City Hospital
After this I decided to review the pages and found this city
to be very interesting. I hope things work out for me there.
Sounds and looks like a lovely place to live, work, and raise
a family.
Donny P. Myers <dpm@dixienet1.com>
Thomasville, Al USA -

I have lived all my live. I have known Hoogie for some time since I worked with him in Manhattan. I enjoy the different avtivities that wamego has every year. My wife loves to go to the Tulip Fest. every year. My 3 kids love the activities on the 4th of July. They love the school systems as well as my wife and I do. They look forward to go to school every morning. My youngest is the 1st grade and really enjoys his teacher Mrs. Wagner. My youngest daughter also had Mrs.Wagner as a teacher. She also really enjoyed her. She says that she wished she could have her every year. For those of you that are wondering about our wounderful school systems you have alot to look forward to.We have enjoyed every teacher that our children has had. They are very caring about your children and let you know how your child is doing and if there any problems he/she may have. They more than willing to help them with whatever the problems he/she might have. If you ever decide to move here we will be very glad to have you. Hope to see you soon.
steven bellinder <steven@kansas.net>
wamego, ks USA -

Nicely done. A good advertisment for Wamego. I lived
across from the rose garden in the early 1950s and
my mother's family (the Urquharts) were from north of
town.
Best regards. Lee Shultz
Lebert D. Shultz <lshultz@ibm.net>
Shawnee Mission, KS USA -

Fellow Wamegoians',
Just stopped in to check on our adopted home town. Glad to see the Columbian still up and running. Sue cries every time she sees the picture of the ladies on the net.

Hope all is well. Looking forward to retiring in Wamego next summer. Drop us a line!

Brian, Sue, Kori, and Christopher Wells
Brian & Sue Wells <wellsb@nwrain.com>
Ft. Lewis, WA USA -

Car broke on I-70 in 1975 while driving form Ft. Wayne Indiana to Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. I was a kid, just 10 yrs. We had to buy a car in Wamego. I remember beautiful rolling fields and a bridge -- I think it said "1920" on it. Mountain Dews were ten cents at Wamego Ford.
Neal Goldner <neal2800@prodigy.net>
Saddle Brook, NJ USA -

My youngest brother, wife, and 3 children moved to Wamego about a year ago from Iowa. They still cheer for the Hawkeyes, but I know they are warming up to the Cats. I have been to Wamego several times to visit them. You seem to have a nice town. My relatives like it there, so you must be an alright place to live.
Sue <kohler@ames.net>
Ames, Ia USA -

Our family will be moving to Wamego at the end of March. My twin daughters will be in ninth grade next year. They are currently taking high school courses in algebra and Spanish. They are wondering if those courses will be accepted as high school credits in the Wamego school district. Also they are wondering if they would be able to take geometry. It appears that a classmate of theirs will not be able to geometry at Salina Central next fall. They will not start in the Wamego schools until next fall; they will finish the school year in Salina. They would also like to have a schedule of classes if available.

Thank you.

Karen Hull
Karen Hull <hullk@midusa.net>
Salina, KS USA -

was lookng on the net for my old school wamego high and
ot the wamego city sit good sit.
dougla ptton <ddp1275@webtv.net >
las vegas, nv USA -

Hello Wamego!!! Hi to everyone who knows me and drop me a line if you ever get bored!
Take Care and God Bless!
Brooke Hoerman <ace1@eagle.cc.ukans.edu>
Lawrence, KS USA -

Hey. My husband and I like Wamego alot. We are hoping to find a
rental home in the area this Fall!!! E-mail me if you know of any
available. THANKS SO MUCH!


Candy Thompson <clt1868@ksu.edu>
Manhattan, KS USA -

Good to see the old home town on the Net. Keep up the good work.


Dr. John F. Burgess <jburgess@cu-portland.edu>
West Linn, OR USA -

It's nice to see your Home page. I lived in Wamego 1976-1980 and Class of 80. I don't get up there often so it is nice to be able to come"home" when I am homesick. Tess Grella, grellat@email.uah.com
Tess Grella <grellat@email.uah.com>
Huntsville, Al USA -

We usually come down for the tulip festival and I see that it's usually the second weekend in April. That is Easter weekend this year. Will it be changed?
Ruth Ulmer <ansc001@unlvm.unl.edu>
Lincoln, NE USA -

I grew up in Wamego back in the 50's & 60's.
Was surprised to see a Wamego Home Page.
I'll put it in my bookmarks and stop by from
time to time.
Bob West <rjwest@iname.com>
Columbia, MD USA -

I was born in Manhattan in 1960, and lived there until I was 10 years old. Every 4th of July we would come to Wamego to enjoy the celebration/fireworks. I have recently been back through town and its amazing how things have changed, though it takes me right back to my childhood to see the park and the old windmill. Its a real treat to find Wamego on the WWW.
Jeff Volpert <Banalboy@aol.com>
Topeka, Ks USA -

Looks just fine!
Russ Fulmer
Belvue, USA -

Hello from Michelle and my son Morgan Chase. I saw alot of people on here i know.
E-mail if you like.

Michelle Ritter <scope@kansas.net>
Belvue, Ks. USA -

GO CATS!!!!!!
Stephen Cope <scope@kansas.net>
Belvue, Ks. USA -

What a neat homepage. People from Topeka comment to me all of the time how they like to visit and drive through Wamego!
Kendra Simmer <ksimmer@juno.com>
Topeka, KS USA -

It looks pretty cool. I didn't know we had a web site/.
Kyle Doperalski
Wamego, KS USA -

Surprised to see Wamego on the net...It would be nice to reach old
friends through this page. WHS graduates of '92, do you hear? Love to
everyone I used to know out there and drop me a mail if you see this.
Mehmet Akseki <makseki@ku.edu.tr>
Istanbul, Turkey -

Glad to see Wamego on the net. Cool!
Andy Artzer <aartzer@midusa.net>
Wamego, KS USA -

So nice to visit your Wamego homepage from so far away in New Zealand, its so mush like FEILDING in NZ.
Please e-mail me for more info.
Noel W. Sowerby <noels@clear.net.nz>
FEILDING, New Zealand -

I would love to hear from old friends who see this!
It' a pretty neat page.

Michelle and Morgan
(my son)
Michelle Ritter <mritter@tfsksu.net or scope@kansas.net>
Wamego, Ks USA -

What a kick. I'm glad this forum wasn't here 10 years ago. This would have been a completely different posting. When I left that town, I was thanking God. Now I'm so glad I'm from there. I learned A LOT while growing up in Wamego. I wouldn't trade any of those experiences for the world.
Some of my favorite memories: Wamego Municipal Pool (old & new)...Traveling every day to Zeandale for 4th grade...Delivering flowers to what seemed to be every home in Pott county...Bowling every Saturday...and, of course, that sequined drum major outfit.
If I ever hung out with you, Thanks! I really appreciate everybody I ever knew there. I'm not sayin' I liked ya, I just appreciate ya. I'm looking forward to reading some great things on this board.
Darin Simmer <dsimmer@swlink.net>
Phoenix, AZ USA -

Hey from Georgia. Can't wait to come home.
AMY (WILSON) MCLEMORE
ATLANTA, GA USA -

GREAT PAGE WAMEGO!!!!
Rael Simmons
Manhattan , KS USA -

We didn't know that Wamego had a website, it is cool.
Cara & Kelly McPeak <mcpeakgh@midusa.net>
Wamego, KS USA -

I can't believe Wamego has it's own space on the Internet.

I haven't been home in over a year, and I never thought I'd say this, " I miss Wamego".
FRANK DANIELS <FDaniels12@aol.com>
Wahiawa, HI USA -

nice job with the site. I am the great grandson of Louis B.
Leach, as well as that of E. J Fischer, of the Fischer Bldg.
a.k.a. The Lincoln Tavern. Best Rgds. R. F. F.
rod fischer
los angeles, ca USA -

Greetings from Council Grove KS. I lived in Wamego from 1958 -62 and taught at Wamego High from '60-62 and was the first freshman athletic coach. Paul Markham and Ed Delk were also coaching there at that time. I vist family in and near Wamego and was glad to see this WWW site. Congratulations! jim akin
Jim Akin <jakin@midusa.net>
Council Grove, KS USA -

What's up!!!!

I know that you all know that I am SO AWESOME....Just ask
April Davies....She'll tell you all about me......

LATERZ....

Hope to come up there soon......




Tim Lane <tlane@gcnet.com>
Garden City, KS USA -

A very good idea. As a graduate of Wamego High '69 I am always interested in How the Red Raiders are doing. Can you keep us updated on scores and school activities?
Roger Trimmell <trimmelr@mcpherson.com>
McPherson, Ks. USA -

born there lived there now live here bye
gerald sartain <geralds@feist.com>
newton, ks USA -

Just checked in to see if anything's changed! I graduated
from Wamego in '81. My sister Robyn Dreher currently resides
in Wamego and owns Dick's Thriftway with her husband Richard.
We are planning to be in town over this coming weekend and I
was curious to see if there was a web page. Thanks! Lisa
Lisa D. Lowry-Mosley <lmosley@bigfoot.com>
Derby, ks USA -

Hello I am from a small town near Wichita and I have a few friends in
Wamego,I met them at camp,their names are Lisa Carlton,Matt Duggan,and
Larry Griffin.If you know any of these please tell them I said Hi!!!!!!!!
I think all of them go to the highschool!!!Bye bye!
Rebecca Roberts <wheatstate@hotmail.com>
small town near Wichita, Ks USA -

Hello from Missouri! We are in the military as many of the other people who have left messages. As many others, we are also looking for a place to make home as we retire. Trust me we have been searching many many areas in a variety of states because we really want to find the best place for us to call home. We were stationed at Fort Riley 3 years ago and both loved the mid-western values, the beautiful area, the low crime rates, but most of all the kindness and friendliness we experienced there. We have a son that graduated from K State in 1996 and we have a daughter that will be in the 7th grade when we move, so we are very concerned about the school system. We are especially impressed with Wamego's "guest list" because it gave us such and opportunity to hear what people who have been there say about the town. You have moved to the top of our list of places to look for a home to buy, I'm sure we won't be disappointed, it sounds great! Look forward to visiting your community soon, thanks for the web page, it was a big help.
Bill & Barbara Jessip <jess2020@aol.com>
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo USA -

Just wanted to say Hi from Oklahoma!
Eric McPeak <mcpeakec@cherokee.nsuok.edu>
Tahlequah, OK USA -

JUST SAY HI TO GREG & BETTY JO AND GREG & ANNA
WE REALLY ENJOYED LIVING IN WAMEGO

RICH RODEHORST <rrodeorst@nckcn.com>
DOWNS, KS USA -

Wamego! Where to begin......David York and Rodney Houston you will never be forgotten in Greensburg! Love you both!!! David, your the perfect man. Goodluck women. You catch him - keep him. Rodney, you can still call. KPL in Greensburg is just not the same without you guys!
Love you Guys,
Amber and Tyler
amber engelken <aengelken@hotmail.com>
greensburg, ks USA -

HOWDY FROM THE GREAT NORTHWEST. ALL I'VE HEARD OUT HERE IS
THIS IS "GODS COUNTRY". TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH THEY GET A LITTLE
TO MUCH RAIN FOR ME ALTHOUGH THE COUNTRY IS BEAUTIFUL. HOPE TO
GET BACK SOON FOR A VISIT. GO CATS!
Todd Berner <tberner@kalama.com>
Longview, Wa USA -

Hello to everyone. Just happened to run across the site and will now make it a common stop.
Can't wait to move back that way. The west is great, especially the
cool, dry summers. GO CATs!!!!!

ERIC LANGVARDT <elangvardt@jackjohnson.com>
Park City, UT USA -

Good website for starters, hope to see some more features added in the future...Thanks for giving us alumni something to look back at and reminisce.
Chris Dillingham <cmd518>
atlanta, ga USA -

Hello everyone. THe HP looks great! And I do highly recommened stopping by the Friendship House!!!
Hope to see everyone real soon and remember the class of 1996 rules.

Erin Reves <evr1729@ksu.edu>
Manhattan, KS USA -

mm test
Ray <hoogie@wamego.com>
USA -

cool
Jim Wilburn <jwilburn@mccks.edu>
Manhattan, Ks USA -

First time I saw the wheel on the old mill spin.
Clarence DeWeese <dewee@hcpd.com>
madison,, sd USA -

Great Site! I'm originally from Ohio but I am a Kansan at heart! Was stationed at Ft. Riley 1974-1977. Hope to come back and live someday. GO CATS AND HAWKS!!!!!!!
Morey Reavley <mvtm@globalco.net>
Zanesville, Oh USA -

I'm looking for a friend named MEGAN McDOWELL, she most recently lived on Locust St. in Wamego. If anyone knows where she can be found, please write me and tell me. I miss her...
Mike McGuire <eclipsium@hotmail.com>
Halifax, NS Canada -

Great homepage! My dad Al Kaine grew up in Wamego and I spent much time in your great town visiting his dad
(Al Kaine Sr.) and other friends (Nell and Harry Graham) when I was growing up. My Dad lives in Kansas City now and visits Wamego pretty often. I haven't been back for many years, but have great memories. I look forward to returning someday!
tim kaine <holtonkaine@sprynet.com>
richmond, va USA -

Hey everyone:


tim kaine <holtonkaine@sprynet.com>
Richmond, VA USA -

Just got hooked up and we're browsing. Terrific home page, Wamego!

Frank Seufert
USA -

Nice site! Just read through all the guest comments. Wouldn't
it be great if someone (hint! hint!) would compile a database
of email addresses for all Wamegoans, past and current???
Steve Reigle <sreigle@ibm.net>
Topeka, KS USA -

Great to see such a small town have a HP!! Can`t even begin to imagine what life must be like there, but fascinating anyway!
Wayne <enigmatic@bigfoot.com>
London, UK -

just checking out the page. If you know me E-mail!!!
michelle ritter &morgan <mritter@tfsksu.net>
wamego, ks USA -

Hello Wamego. Just surfing the web and found my hometown.
I lived in Wamego until I was 19, class of 1990. Looking
back I miss the place, have thought about moving my family
there someday. Glad to see Wamego on the Web. If anyone
remembers me, please E-mail me I would like to talk with
other Wamegoanites.
Randy Reames <ranjenr@feist.com>
Wichita, Ks USA -

This was coool!!!
Levi Hubbell
Wamego, KS USA -

We recently moved from Wamego to California. I have to say that the beaches are nice and the sea air smells great, but I miss the small town atmosphere that you get in Wamego. We hope to return soon!
Heather Walsh <joedoc@webworld.com>
Huntington Beach, CA USA -

Great web page--I'll be in contact with your theatre for more information.
Suzanne Stewart Moseman <moseman@swva.net>
Pulaski, VA USA -

We are a military family moving to Fort Riley in Oct.
I am interested in finding a home to rent, and comments on which
is the best high school in the area. Thanks!
Jennifer Michie <JMichie@JUNO.com>
El Paso, TX USA -

I'd like to congratulate Ron and Terri Johnson of Wamego on their new grandson, Austin Gregory Sellers. Congratulations Grandma and Grandpa!!!
Charlsie Clark <Pepsi17496@aol.com>
Honolulu, HI USA -

A big Aloha to all my family and friends back home in Wamego!!! I can't wait to get back home!
Amanda Ebert-Sellers <drpgrl23@aol.com>
Honolulu, HI USA -

It's great to see that Wamego's web page gets so much use. I miss the town, and look forward to coming back for a visit.
Rich Tool <rctool@erinet.com>
Dayton, OH USA -

Howdy from the Lone Star State. I worked at Vanderbilt's in Wamego during the early 90's. You have a friendly downhome atmosphere in Wamego. I miss the sandwiches and cookies from the Friendship House. Please pass on a "howdy" to David and Jan Vanderbilt. Please continue the web page. Its a great way to stay in touch. Tot ziens!
David "Smith" Suryaatmadja <kindzon@earthlink.net>
Houston, TX USA -

Hello from the desert...
Brian Hieger <phxhawk@hotmail.com>
Phoenix, AZ USA -

Many greetings from Istanbul/ Turkey!





Konstantin Düker <Konstantin@ýfr.uni-marburg.de>
Ýstanbul, Turkey -

Glad to see Wamego has a HOME on the Web!
Ann Bush
TXGTX USA -

Class of 66 Forever.:-)
jim <lindj@interaccess.com>
USA -

Wamego's home page is just another thing for Wamego
to be proud of!
Paul Schliffke <n0uzn@midusa.net>
Wamego, KS USA -

Hello to the Class of 1987! What a great time we had 4th of July weekend! Thanks to everyone that attended - and those that didn't, we'll see you next time! A special thanks to the parents that made the BBQ at the park a success, I know the kids loved it! See you all in 5 or 10!
Candy Kadau <pittcofc@fament.com>
Pittsburg, KS USA -

Hello to the Class of 1987! What a great time we had 4th of July weekend! Thanks to everyone that attended - and those that didn't, we'll see you next time! A special thanks to the parents that made the BBQ at the park a success, I know the kids loved it! See you all in 5 or 10!
Candy Kadau <pittcofc@fament.com>
Pittsburg, KS USA -

I am a Kansas native and it makes me proud to see a small Kansas
town with such a wonderful site on the "World Wide Web". What
do you think our forbearers would think of that!?! Never been to
Wamego in person, but now I can't wait to visit. Look forward
to my visit to Wamego.
Rick Barrett <Barretts@Juno.com>
Merriam, KS USA - Tuesday, April 22, 1997 at 14:06:30 (CDT)

HI There folks after being brought here by a very dear freind of mine from your lovely town .
I bookmarked it and have since looked at everything you have to offer.Your town is very beautifuul with lots of things to do and see, a pefect spot to live .
im sure if im ever in the area i will visit your fine town,and enjoy all the ammentities.Thanks for the visit and the insight into your lives.
Also i wold like to give "KUDOS" to all the webmasters who make this page possible for you --A GREAT JOB DONE--

Brent Rathwell <Bigrat@Recorder.ca>
Jasper, Ont CANADA - Tuesday, April 15, 1997 at 10:58:40 (CDT)

Wamego on the WWW, I would never have bet on that!? I am
pretty impressed though, or maybe a little surprised, I don't
know which!! We make it back about once a month, since its
only a couple of hours away, and its nice to get back there
and relax since we all know nothing much ever happens there.
Well better go, I am on the clock at work. The "Class of
'87" Rules...hope to see all my class-mates in July!!!
Tony Pageler <tpageler@asiweb.com>
Lincoln, NE USA - Wednesday, April 09, 1997 at 12:52:45 (CDT)

Wow, a lot of people have signed on since I was here last. I am hoping to come "home" to see my family the last of August. I am looking forward to seeing Wamego and my family and friends again. It would be great to hear from friends back home now that
I have an e-mail address.
Ada Whitten (the daughter) <Awhitten@hotmail.com>
Albemarle, NC USA - Saturday, April 05, 1997 at 09:41:37 (CST)

Good to see Wamego on the Web. I really miss the town !
Rich Tool <rtool@aftermkt.parts.cummins.com>
Dayton, OH USA - Thursday, April 03, 1997 at 15:19:26 (CST)

Hi, I am pleased to see the advancement in Wamego both
in culture and technology. Sydney and I visted Nana and
Grandpa Jacobson (aka - Byron and Donna) in January and
really enjoyed it. I am proud to say I grew up in Wamgeo.
We are considering moving back to the area, are there any
resources in early childhood education to explore ( co-op
preschools, preschools with afterschool daycare)?
Barbara (Jacobson) Lippman <barbara@montereybay.com >
Monterey, ca USA - Wednesday, April 02, 1997 at 13:28:42 (CST)

Hi, I am pleased to see the advancement in Wamego both
in culture and technology. Sydney and I visted Nana and
Grandpa Jacobson (aka - Byron and Donna) in January and
really enjoyed it. I am proud to say I grew up in Wamgeo.
We are considering moving back to the area, are there any
Barbara (Jacobson) Lippman <barbara@montereybay.com >
Monterey, ca USA - Wednesday, April 02, 1997 at 13:24:01 (CST)

Hi,
Barbara (Jacobson) Lippman <barbara@montereybay.com >
Monterey, ca USA - Wednesday, April 02, 1997 at 13:16:52 (CST)

Hello, i'm a 13 year old. And i'm just looking at the work done here.
(Webwork that is) BECusE !!DARN THIS SHIFT BUTTON KEEPS ON STICKING!!!
OHH WELL THIS WILL ALL BE IN CAPS, SO I'M NOT YELLING :).
BECAUSE I'M HOPING TO BECOME A WEBMASTER FOR A JOB (WHENE I GET OLDER)
1 QUESTION: WHAT IMAGE/HTML PROGRAM DO YOU USE? BECAuse !!i got the shift back!!!
I'm just using Netscape's right now. If you have any tips/tricks please e-mail me at
my e-mail addrease. To all of you people that are reading this, sEE MY WEB PA"E !!!!
SHIFT'S STICKING!!! AT http://www.tfsksu.net/~mercury27
Sorry this wasn't about WaMeGo,
Nick.
Your Name
Wamego, ks USA - Thursday, March 27, 1997 at 23:56:06 (CST)

Hi! I'm trying to find some MAHAN relatives born in
Wamego, KS from 1882. Write if you have any connections - Thanks. Sharon.
Sharon Miller <millercarl.sharon@juno.com>
Newark, Ohio USA - Wednesday, March 19, 1997 at 19:02:30 (CST)

Wamego is a great place to live! Glad to see that
the town has a homepage. Hope to see more additions
in the future. Hello to all!
Brendan Ryan <ibryan@ne.ksu.edu>
Wamego, KS USA - Wednesday, March 05, 1997 at 12:51:00 (CST)

WOW....When Clay told me that Wamego had a home page
I said that I have got to see this. I hope that all of you that visit
this page enjoyed Wamego as much as I did growing up in the
town and around the people that live there.
GREAT PLACE!!!
Ward Brethour <brethour@southwind.net>
Wichita, KS USA - Tuesday, March 04, 1997 at 07:58:26 (CST)

3/3/97
Theron Hayse <theron@willowtree.com>
Charles City, Ia USA - Monday, March 03, 1997 at 15:20:05 (CST)

Greetings from the South Carolina Low Country

K-State and the Air Force took us away from Wamego a long
time ago. We still have friends and relatives around the
Town and get back that way just about every year. What
great pride we see each time we visit Wamego!

During George's Class of '54 reunion in 1989 we got to visit
the High School. He hadn't been in the complex since
graduating. Wow, what a clean facility! This again showed
immense pride in the community.

Memories that linger: (1) Climbing up the stairs in the Columbian
to see movies, (2) Santa arriving on Lincoln Ave. on a flat-
bed truck to throw sacks of candy, and fruit and nuts to each
youngster, (3) 4th of July in the Park, (4) American Legion
baseball at the ball diamond, (5) Murphy's Drug Store as a
place to congregate, (6) St. Luke's Episcopal Church for
Sunday worship, (7) Learning about everything at W.H.S., and
(8) All of the friendships made and cherished to this day.

George shares with folks where we've lived, 10 states and
three foreign countries, how the good people of the Wamego
Community used to rally around their neighbors during a time
of loss of a loved one, or a crisis. We remember that there
were no greater Americans than those who live right there in
Wamego.

So, congratulations, Wamego, keep up the good work. We pray
that God will continue to pour His blessings on you.

Sincerely
George and Carol Burgess <geoaimhigh@aol.com>
Charleston, sc USA - Thursday, February 20, 1997 at 14:23:43 (CST)

Greetings to all in Wamego! On the web - I'm impressed. Things sure change once you graduate! A quick hello to the class of '87 "See you in July!" Keep up the good work Ray.
Candy Kadau (McNickle) <pittcofc@pitton.com>
Pittsburg, KS USA - Wednesday, February 19, 1997 at 07:45:45 (CST)

We just moved from the Wamego area to CA. Hear you've been
having some terrible weather. Sorry, but we've been in shirt
sleeves and are enjoying it. We can see the snow on the
mountains here and think that's where it should be-on the
mountains. Check out the Ridgecrest, CA homepage for a nice
little town also.
Carol Songs Hansing <songs-hansing@ndti.net>
Ridgecrest, CA USA - Wednesday, February 19, 1997 at 00:23:14 (CST)

About the entry below.
I have been half of the way around the world at least three times. I and my family have lived in more than thirty locations for an extended period of time. Every location had its "boring and distastefull" aspects. I tried to find and enjoy the not boring aspects of all places I have been. And everyone of them had plenty, sometimes they were hard to find and participate in, but they were there for the seeker.
The "distastefull" I tried to understand from the viewpoint of the natives, some were understandable some were not. I tried in my small way to counter and plant the seeds for destruction of those "distastefull" things.
Actively participate in the environment you find yourself in and usually you will find it rewarding. Sometimes you will find and observe things that you will actively avoid doing or specifically will do in the future. That way you and the participants in your environment both benefit.
I found many things in the year I lived in Memphis, Tennessee in 1960, that were very distastefull. But I learned many things not to do and think about my fellow human beings that made me a better person.
Ray Hoogendoorn <hoogie@kansas.net>
Wamego, KS USA - Sunday, February 16, 1997 at 09:51:32 (CST)

I found wamego a boring and distasteful place to live.
I'm sure others share in my opinion.
Jason R. York
knoxville, tn USA - Friday, February 14, 1997 at 18:36:22 (CST)

I was browsing for some information one morning and came across your site. Went directly to the Wamego Middle School site. Several years ago, I was the architect for the team of admistrators, patrons and designers for the project. I really wasn't able to share the joy of the town when this building was dedicated. But running across it now, in this way, gives me a certain contentment that things are going well. I developed many wonderful relationships with a lot of the people in Wamego while working with them on this project. I will never forget the energy, concern and dedication that the whole project team put into this project. It is truly one project that I am proud to say I had something to do with. I would really appreciate any comments from the current users of the faciltiy on how it functions for them. Are there any problems? Are there any aspects of the building they really like? Unfortunatly, but it is rare in these days of rush-rush-rush that people have time to follow-up on issues from their past. They are often too busy moving forward. However, I am a great believer in learning from past experiences, and any feedback your users could give would be benefitial. Well, keep up the good work Wamego. You have many physical things to be proud of in your town, but I believe your real assest is your people.
Andrew D. Steffes <steffes@midusa.net>
McPherson, KS USA - Tuesday, February 11, 1997 at 05:47:05 (CST)

Wow a lot of traffic has gone through here from when I first signed it!! I just got done with my first homepage, so check it out if you wish. Just click on my name. Keep up the good work Ray!
Von I. <brownie@tfsksu.net>
Wamego, Ks USA - Monday, February 10, 1997 at 15:41:13 (CST)

This is absolutely superb!!! I can virtually come back "home" with a simple key stroke. When you see my parents (Don & Evelyn Zoeller) in town, tell them Nancy says "HEY" (southern slang for Hi). "There is no place like home".
Nancy Scheopner <schep@fay.infi.net>
Hope Mills, NC USA - Saturday, February 08, 1997 at 08:09:56 (CST)

A Texas "Howdy" to all Wamegoans. I get back "home" every one
a while. A truly great place to unwind and enjoy. Much less stressful
than Dallas, eventhough it does have three stoplights now. Keep up the
good work on the homepage. Us "Out-of-town Wamegoans" really enjoy it.
Clay Brethour
Wamego High '87
Clay Brethour <cbrthour@ix.netcom.com>
Dallas, Tx USA - Saturday, February 08, 1997 at 07:10:40 (CST)

My husband Dane grew up in Wamego. It's a great place! We visit a lot to see Nana and Grandpa (Donna and Byron Jacobson). If you see Byron downtown, tell him hello from Kim in Valentine! Thanks!
Kim Jacobson <kim@valentine-ne.com>
Valentine, NE USA - Thursday, January 23, 1997 at 18:01:36 (CST)

WOW!
DADDY HAS DONE IT THIS TIME. WAMEGO ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB!
THAT'S GROOOOOOVY!
NOW, MY 2 CENTS:
I'VE BEEN FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO HAVE TRAVELED THE WORLD &
BUILD A SUCCESSFUL COMPANY OVER THE PAST TEN YEARS. MANY
PEOPLE WERE CONVINCED THAT I WOULD AMOUNT TO NOTHING. THE
FEW THAT TOOK THE TIME TO CARE ARE THE FEW WHICH I'LL ALWAYS
RESPECT AND NEVER FORGET. PARENTS & TEACHERS, WITHOUT A DOUBT,
SHAPE SOCIETY. WAMEGO IS FULL OF THESE KIND OF PEOPLE. IN MY
VIEW, THAT IS ITS' MOST VALUABLE RECOURCE. I STILL READ
"THE WAMEGO TIMES" (RELIGIOUSLY) EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. I
GUESS IT'S SORT OF A REALITY CHECK. I NEVER WANT TO FORGET
WHO I AM & WHO MY FRIENDS (PLUG FOR MY BUDDY BRIAN WEILERT)
& FAMILY ARE. I'VE ALSO ENJOYED WATCHING THE TOWN GROW.
DON'T GROW TOO LARGE, ASK DIXIE, BIGGER IS DEFINATELY NOT
BETTER.
V/R,
J.P.H./"JOHNNY BRAVO/HEY.GROOVY/CHICKS.COM

Jon Paul Hoogendoorn <megawatt@erols.com>
Washington, D.C. USA - Monday, January 13, 1997 at 02:54:54 (CST)

I have lived there my whole life...it's not bad. Do try the Friendship House and First Nat'l Bank of Wamego. Two fine places in Wamego!!
Nancy O'Donnell <njo@ksu.edu>
Manhattan, Ks USA - Thursday, January 09, 1997 at 20:32:41 (CST)

It is a nice place to visit. Try eating at the Friendship House and the friendly service at the First National Bank of Wamego. If you appreciate history and art, visit the Columbian. Have fun!!!!
Cherlyn White <cdw8575@ksu.edu>
Manhattan, ks USA - Thursday, January 09, 1997 at 20:26:50 (CST)

We moved from Wamego six months ago to El Paso Texas. We really miss the beautiful park and the green stuff on the ground that you all call grass. Looking forward to retiring back to Wamego in three to four years. Drop us a note and give us a reality check! God Bless!!!
Brian, Sue, Kori and CB Wells <bwells@whc.net>
El Paso, TX USA - Monday, January 06, 1997 at 01:41:25 (CST)

I don't know where Wamego is but its probably a pretty
cool place. Never use a dead pig as a prop while doing
stand-up comedy.
Marlon <mwhkbh@pld.com>
Ulysses, KS USA - Saturday, January 04, 1997 at 21:38:38 (CST)

It is great and wonderful !!!!!!!!!!
Betty Bennett
Wamego , KS USA - Friday, January 03, 1997 at 01:55:58 (CST)