Children of the sixties, now - in our sixties - Now 70s,
one-half century + 10 years later,
wondering where the time went,
how it was spent
by those we saw each day in our classes,
in the halls, at games, the dances
and in our dreams, if we were in love.
(and we all were.... YOUNG)

A big "Thank You" to the both the 50th and now 60th Reunion Committees

Two other great people are not shown here: Margaret Thornton and Mr. Reunion, John Sauer. Margaret was been instrumental in the planning for all of the Class of '64 reunions and John deserves a special thanks for handling numerous aspects of the event - especially for the beer and wine wagon that rehydrated two "very" late-night patio confabs!

The 60th Reunion Committee has a great crew who have been working at collecting names and contact information to make this 60th Reunion a resounding success. Luckily, Bill Nordman found a list from the 50th Reunion that the Committee has been using to reach out to every one we can locate. (Thanks to the Internet, Facebook, friends and "Beenverified" the list has grown quite well. If you read this and you have not been contacted, please send us an email (See our Contact page).

Please enjoy our attempt to capture the heart of our 50th and 60th Reunions. For the 50th Reunion we sifted through the 500+ (uncaptioned) photos taken by the photographers and others, old class photographs of grades school classes and the final-day tour of the "new" high school. Let me tell you - it is new in its scope and layout, but the classrooms that you and I sat in (enduring countless hours of fun, boredom and horror) were the same. The hallways have some new artwork, but the din of voices and chaotic rushing to the next class all came back in a rush of memories. We try here to share those through the pictures and comments on this site.
If you have grade school class pictures (not individual pics), not already on this site, let us know. We would love to include them.

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