In 4th grade at evergreen. In Mrs riley's?? class jan and i had desks next to each other. We played a game where we put a small piece of paper where the desks met and try to blow it to each others desk while pretending to be studying. We had to laugh without making noise because we thought the game was was hilarious.
Karen Howard (Pace)
Jan, so sad not to be able to see you again. I remember we were always competing for first chair flute. Kept us sharp.
Chris Coffman
In 4th grade at evergreen. In Mrs riley's?? class jan and i had desks next to each other. We played a game where we put a small piece of paper where the desks met and try to blow it to each others desk while pretending to be studying. We had to laugh without making noise because we thought the game was was hilarious.I remember that to this day. Rip jan.
Jon Rasmussen
I was there, Chris. (BTW, I think Riley was 5th grade). Jan was one of the smartest (and smart-ass) people I knew at that time. RIP indeed.