RHS Class 0f 1967

Classmate Chere Mauldin appeared with John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever (1977). Here is the scene. She is at the very last and says "All Right"
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John Travolta’s transformation for Saturday Night Fever (1977) became a defining moment in film history. Determined to embody Tony Manero, he ran two miles daily and trained with Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky coach, pushing himself with fighter-level conditioning. His intense routine set a new standard for dance-driven movie roles. Travolta also danced three hours every day, sharpening his movements until they became as iconic as the film’s soundtrack itself. Dropping 20 pounds in the process, he delivered a performance that captured the spirit of the disco era and cemented his place as a cultural phenomenon whose dedication still impresses audiences today. Follow us @historyclipsonly because we are your dedicated source for only history clips, nothing else⏳ #historyfacts #didyouknow #historical

Chere Mauldin's memorial service is 2:30 PM PT
(4:30 PM CT), this Saturday, June 28th at:
Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills
Old North Church
6300 Forest Lawn Drive Los Angeles CA 90068

A live stream feed of the services may be viewed from the following URL link:

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At Karen Foster's get together. (Please help tag)

From Charlie Scovern -
I am sad to report the passing of Fred Alan Kennedy, RHS class of 67. Fred lost his six month battle with cancer on March 24, 2025. Fred‘s passion was fishing with his buddies on Lake Tawakoni. He is survived by his sister sisters Donna Kennedy and Debbie Kennedy Furr, her husband, Chip and niece’s nephews all of North Carolina.