H. Lou Davit

St. Catherine of Sienna

retired from Johnson Controls, Inc.

Shandy Ozaki born in 1997. Following in his Dad's footsteps as a great musician. Updated in 2022: Working in construction in New Orleans. Still single.

In my senior year at McBride I joined the Navy reserve, played for a Reserve basketball team, went to Mizzou for a year was called to active duty with the Navy, served on a Minesweeper for a couple years during the Korean War, back to Mizzou on the GI Bill, worked at Dunn & Bradstreet a couple years, ran a small business on Hampton Av., Dairy Freez & Chicken Delight, sold them, moved to Sheboygan, WI, really got into skiing, started the Skihassen Ski Club there, moved to Eagle River, WI to run a seasonal business for a friend, moved down to Milwaukee, couple jobs, 18 years at Johnson Controls (Good Company), last position as Information Analyst, am big tennis fan now, captain of our Company team for 15 years, coached our Village tennis team for five years, one championship retired when I turned 63, got into Senior Olympics - most medals in track (sprints), still play with my old teammates, last time skiing was with Chris in Jackson Hole in about 2015, can't quite manage the black runs any more. Spend most of my time now maintaining our small bungalow and garden in Milwaukee, teaching tennis for our Village Recreation Dept., teaching private lessons for some great little students, involvement in environmental programs, but my top priority now is working as Treasurer/Business Manager of our St. Vincent de Paul Conference at our St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church, a small inner city church where I have been a member since the late 60's. Am "Green Committee" Chairman, researching a solar electric system for our church. We have 14 solar panels on our garage roof since 2014, they're doing good It is good to communicate with my old classmates. Please give me a call (414 964 2265) when you're in Milwaukee, and bring your tennis racquet. We get to St. Louis a couple times a year. It's been a while since I've seen some of you - in 1997 at the 50th reunion. I wish wecould be there when you have your events, but they don't seem to coincide with my St. Louis family events. Cheers and blessings to you all - Lou

I wasn't a very active Mick. Worked every day after school. Was with the Collonade Co. a Junior Achievement Company in my Senior year, also was on the yearbook staff that year and played in a intramural tennis tournament where I believe I lost in the finals. I remember that the Mics had some great football teams then - especially remember Ed Morgenthaller, Rick Quan and John Erdelen - my heros. Also was a fan of Gus Caito, a great boxer and lots of other good athletes. The Brothers were strict, but terrific. I regret not having been more involved in school actiivties, but I don't regret working with my Dad on the paper route in Clayton -we were a good team, throwing papers off the back end of a truck. Am getting nostalgic - enough for now.