Friends from Camelback High School Here's what it says on the back: "New Year's Eve 1975 - Jim's Apartment" (so this was taken three years after high school). The people are (l to r top row): J.D. "Jim" Mortenson, Kay Koutchie Weller Lancaster, Nori Muster, and Don Scott (now Don Scott). Bottom row: Malcolm Harris and ? Old Gang 30th Reunion, Oct. 2002 The old gang reunited for a party on Oct. 8, 2002. The greater Camelback 30th alumni reunion was held four days later. Seen in this photo are (l to r top row): Gary and Rose Ann Schultz (together since high school daze), Jim Feldman, Paul Motter, Don Scott, John Malcolm Harris, and Steve Zigler. L to r bottom row: Brian Sheldon, Nori Muster, J.D. Mortenson. (Don, Malcolm, Nori and J.D. are in the earlier photo above.) Photo by Tirez Harris. Now here's an old photo. This was Janelle and me rehersing a scene from our play for drama class, circa 1972. J.D. Mortenson wrote the play. Does anyone know where Janelle is? It's always fun to reconnect with old friends. Look at those funny glasses i'm wearing! Sad news in May 2004 Carlton Brian Sheldon, 49, of Phoenix, passed away peacefully in his sleep on May 2, 2004. Brian was born June 8, 1954, in Utica, NY. He attended Lafayette School and graduated from Camelback High School in 1972. For the last decade, Brian tended bar (and hustled pool) at Warsaw Wally's. Anyone who lost at video golf there would remember "Viagra Wood." Brian was a caring son, brother, and uncle. He leaves a legacy of a loving family and many wonderful friends. He is survived by his mother, May Sheldon; brothers Tom (Jane) and Paul; and sisters Judy Reader (Richard) and Joan Hull (T.C.). Also left to honor his memory are his companion Kathy Young and many nieces and nephews. Brian was welcomed into Heaven by his father Carlton R. Sheldon and his two best pals Rick and Simon. Although his life on this earth was not nearly long enough, he was a free spirit, who lived life to its fullest and his friends and family are grateful for the lifetime of wonderful memories that he gave us. A memorial service to celebrate his life will be held at 2:00 PM, Thursday, May 13, 2004, at the El Zaribah Shrine Auditorium, 552 N. 40th Street, Phoenix. Published in the Arizona Republic on 5/7/2004 UPDATE July 15, 2007 J.D. Mortenson, a pastry chef for most of his adult life, has posted three cooking videos at YouTube, check it out: Easy Bread Pizza Pie Cook the Cat index