INTRODUCTION
Teachers at work
Students Working on Computers
Drowning
Nuclear - good or bad
Learning or schooling
Young Ivanka Trump and her father
Expelled Student
Worcester College, Oxford
Diploma
Finland
Exchange Students
Socrates
Testing
St. Peter
Traffic Congestion and Mayhem
Wooden Paddle
Self Image Albrecht Duer
Classroom Attendance
Group Project
Honest Evaluations
Tongue Splitting
Depression
Social Promotion
E ffective Teaching
Teacher Training
Thomas Jefferson
Sequence Illustration
Responsibility and Accountability
Puppet and Puppeteer
Goofing Off
Chores
Martin Luther College Chapel
College of the Ozarks
Berea College
Martin Luther College Excelsior
Keeping on Time
Foot washing (public domain)
Like a Child
Fred Rogers
Husband and Wife
Pill Bug
Get Going
Memory
Throwing Out the Baby
Sleep
Psalm 139
The Brain
Teacher
Pinocchio
Pipe Organ
Cain and Abel
Luther Students in Alaska
Luther Students in Europe
Creation of Adam
Depiction of Adam and Eve
Barrier Wall
Cain and Abel
Basilica of St. J
Boeing 747
Spanish Language
Great Wall of China
Pew Research
Facebook Usage
Frank Zappa
Fountain Pen
U.S. Olympic Headquarters
Participation Trophy
Normal Distribution
Postmodernism
Stress in the Real World
Samuel and Eli
Jesus and child
Bernard Madoff
Cultural Appriation
Disrespectful foul language
Declaration of Independence
A trophy for Evertone
Gold Bullion Bars
Bishop Whipple
Independent Individual
Leprehcaun
October Green Hat
Offended and Angry
Person Standing on an Island
Snowflake
Teamwork
Respect for Teachers
Selfie
Shoving and Pushing
Statue of C. S. Lewis
Teacher
Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn - best friends
Jesus and John at the Lord's Supper
The Fall in the Garden of Eden
Historia
Kavenaugh chosen for Supreme Court
Tim Tebow
Flag of South Africa
Posting Current Events
The Fury
The National Capital
Glass of water half full
Demonization
Hubert Humphrey and MLK
Marines and a sailor practice flag folding
Grumpy Teacher
Seeking Truth
Taking Notes
Toddler (Avsar Aras, Wikimedia Commons)
Surgeon (Cliartxtras.com)
Great others by name as family (faithcolumbusbusi,org)
Climbing Walls
Barn Under Construction
Appreciate Nature
Flowers Bring Joy
Joy and Laughter
Smiling Girl
St. Paul in the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran
by Pierre-Étienne Monnot(Wikimedia Commons)
School House Rock
Betsy DeVos and President Donald Trump
High School Attended by the author, East Detroit, Michigan
Large School
Little School
School Choice
Rudy Giuliani
Wisconsin School Choice
Cristo Rey High School, Detroit
St. Paul's Lutheran School: Student Project
Dodge Ball
Playing Tag
Future professors
Three Little Maids from Mikato
Pot Belly Stove
School Bus
Rosa Young
School
Helping Each Other
Money Follows Students
Magnet School NASA
Geoffrey Canada
Milton Friedman
Baptism with Water and the Word
Harlem Children's Zone
Family
The Earth Seen from Space
An Interlude
Dennis Patrick Moynihan
The lesson by Wm Blacklock 1916
Alexander Graham Bell
John Holt
Social Network Diagram
We Are Family
TCU Students
Individualism
Young Thomas Edison
Mark Twain
Changing Look on Campuses
Students at a U.S. University
Friaurnity Initiation
Young Soldier
Sleep Is Essential
Fullerton Community College
ITT Techincal Institute
Auto Mechanic Training
Camel
Taking a Camel Through the Eye of a Needle
Betsy DeVos, Secretary of Treasury
Group socialization
Individualism
Korean girls in school uniforms (photo by Fred Wulff)
Juvenile Delinquency
Michael Browrn Plaque
Nikolas Cruz
Texas Tech Yearbook
President and Melania Trump visit hospital
Bullying Banner
Tryvon Martin
Re: Photo
M Wulff
To FRED WULFF
Hi Fritz! I knew you would love it! For the few days I had it out ready to wrap every time I saw it I got that lift you explained. I didn't get to spend my dime from Grandma very often at the pavillion before they built the little store. Every memory I have of Stag Island is positive. All those kids and I never heard any spats. If the adults didn't get along I sure never heard it. I think people used to be kind.
Annette said Mom said she hated going to the island. I never knew that and I'm glad I didn't. I knew it wasn't Dad's favorite place, so we got our own place one year. It wasn't the same, I felt like an outsider but not strongly. I still spent the days with Faye and Pat.They were inseparable but accepted me easily when I was with them.
People were more civil in those days!
We spent hours at the pavillion, sometimes just running around the porch.Or under it!
Wer always thought the left end of the island was for the boys and ours was the usa side and later the N end. I have never been to the far S end of the island.
I look forward to your book. You and I are the last that knew the island that period of time. Berry picking,the jukebox in the room in the back of the little store, rain coming from port Huron and we could watch it come before we ran in,sleeping in a twin bed with Faye and Pat by sleeping across it, Elsie trying to stop our giggling, Jerry as a baby in Gladys' lap (Jitterbug, Grand ma called him), Grandpa not being allowed to get past the customs at the entry on the bridge because he was born in Germany, our small car filled to capacity so I had to lay in the shelf on the back window, Wiff and Eldon, for me free trips to Marysville with Wiff and he'd let me steer most of the way. He was a devout Christian. Mary Ann, Faye and I became close friends with Ed, the custom's officer, who had little to do. I have pictures some place. I need you to go through my thousands of pictures to find all the island ones. At one time they were all organized but some how got totally mixed up.
Tony and I went up there several times so I have those memories too. I miss Tony.Many times when I count my blessings and enumerate them to God I thank Him that Tony loved me. Truly loved and adored me. If Dick had been my first love I would have an inferiority complex! He knew how to control me. He would say things after we had company, like, "No wonder you don't have any friends!" It's called gaslighting, I much later found out. Tony was always complimenting me and doing things sentimental.
But.... it's been a great life!
You make it very special!
Love, Sis
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On Tue, 11/20/18, FRED WULFF <fredhwulff@comcast.net> wrote:
Subject: Photo
To: "M Wulff" <mlwulff@sbcglobal.net>
Date: Tuesday, November 20, 2018, 8:15 PM
Hi Sis,
Thanks for the framed
photo of the pavilion. The definition is very clear and the
black frame sets it off nicely. It brought back so many fine
memories from when we were kids and grandma gave us money to
go to the pavilion store. Our memories extended all the way
up when we were teenagers. Such good times! How few people
could have such memories of growing up in paradise.
Thanks again,
Love,
Fritz
I had forgotten about that sign at Corruna. Wiff was vigilant, didn't take mim long. Did you know he was a devout Christian> So was his son Eldon.
One time when MaryAnn and her two kids, Faye and I were up there for a week between hs and college, we were talking casually to Eldon and his friend...........how it all fell into place I don't know but we invited them to our cottage that evening and Eldon brought his guitar and we all sang Gospel songs and talked. It was one of those
holy events that God gives us when we least expect it.
Faye and Mary Ann and I went to the cottage several times, one time we swam across from Corunna. Did I ever tell you about that?
And wiff let us take rides on the ferry free whenever we wanted to. Faye and I would ride to Marysville on the back of the boat and sing Grandma's hymns in harmony, like The Old Rugged Cross, and The Garden. I wonder why I didn't feel it was wrong to sing with them, it was so soon after becoming Lutheran, and I wouldn't pray with Grandma.
Stag Island photo
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