On September 28, AHS '59 classmates met for lunch at the City Cafe in Humble.
Surrounded by histoorical artifacts from the early days of this oil-boom town,
we enjoyed the attendance of classmates from outside the Houston area and
other AHS class years, as well as Eagle spouses. Carolyn Ropp made name badges and
place-setting treats for everyone, and Foy Brown brought his unique, hand-made
Christmas ornaments for all.

The Humble lunch group.

Along left wall, Michael (with Susan), Jimmy Parsons, Barbara Cowen, Forrest Croom, Nancy Croom, Barbara Brown, Foy Brown. In front of them, Ann Parsons, Donie Balusek and Pat Plunk. To the right, from bottom, Bill Ropp, Susan Young, Sandra Simpson, Gene Simpson. Far right, Carolyn Ropp, Glenna Bennett and Donny Bennett. Not shown (busy taking the picture) is Ann Farmer, Pat's sister from AHS class of 1962.

Susan Young and Michael.

Part of the group.

Ann Farmer (AHS '62, sister of Pat), Pat Plunk, Barbara Cowen.

Donie with the eaglest Eagle shirt!

Donie and Susan.
Note the badges and table treats, courtesy of Carolyn.

A collection of relics including Jimmy.

Nancy Croom, Glenna and Donny Bennett

The Parsons, Judy Furnish, Sandra Simpson

Ann Farmer (AHS '62 and sister of Pat), Pat Plunk, Barbara Cowen

Barbara and Foy Brown

One of Foy's Christmas ornaments

Donie decorated for the holidays

Ann Parsons and Donie Balusek

One of the historic items on display at the restaurant

Mr. Humble, after whom the town is named, is second from the right.

More of the lunch crew

Another historic item with wringer

Restaurant decor

Art on display

Menu - Humble City Cafe

Our old friend, Ethyl

Badges and treats by Carolyn

Pat Plunk with her Christmas ornament

Barbara and her Christmas ornament

Susan Young, Bill Ropp, Pat Plunk, Tom Ott (restaurant owner who provides
singing entertanment during meals), Carolyn Ropp