JOYCE JOSWIAK CAVEY

Needville Elementary, Needville, Texas

Burbank Jr. High

Helmers

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I wish I could! Let me know if anyone has moved to Maryland!

I lived in Somalia in East Africa for a year in the early 70's-a wonderful, life-changing experience.

I'm not as quiet as I was in high school. In fact, before the pandemic part of my job until this year was outreach to the community and doing a lot of networking for Langton Green, a great nonprofit that helps adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

'don't really remember. I was such a "mouse" --I didn't get out much! Actually, some of my favorite memories were hanging out with ROTC buddies at football games (I was a sponsor) and during our ROTC class period. I also liked working at my high-school job at the Northline Cinema movie theater.

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I remember once one of our ROTC friends, Raymond Lew, had won an award for being an outstanding ROTC cadet in 5 states. Very shortly thereafter we ROTC folks were at a football game and it was raining buckets and we were all huddled under the bleachers getting hopelessly soaked. Someone congratulated Raymond about being outstanding. At that point Charles Munden said, "Well yeah, OUT STANDING IN THE RAIN! You had to have been there, but it was a great time. We laughed and laughed.I wonder what happened to Charlie?

Northline Cinema Theater-75 cents per hour!

"We can do no great things--only small things with great love"--Mother Teresa of Calcutta.

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"You may all go to Hell, and I will go to Texas."--Davy Crockett

I worked at Maryland Public television as a grant writer for a while, but I remained the nerdy writer behind the scenes with absolutely no desire to be anywhere else!!!

I love to have friends visit and give them tours of Washington, D.C. and Maryland. I love to do very simple things like taking walks and reading, reading, reading. Before the pandemic, my husband and I took day trips to Maryland and Virginia at least once a month. WELCOME TO ALL CLASSMATES WHO WOULD LIKE TO VISIT MARYLAND.

I dearly love my "lot in life"-with wonderful relatives and friends, good health, and a very simple and uncomplicated lifestyle.

I'm still a bookworm like I was in high school, but I branched out a little!

I'm not wise, but I would say "Enjoy the simple pleasures." I call myself The Queen of Simple Pleasures. I got excited when the public library re-opened via curbside pickup of books!

Living in Somalia stands out--also experiences like going to Philadelphia several years ago and seeing the Pope when he visited.