A reunion in 2021 may sound like it is far off in the future. Of course, so did graduation seem far away when we were frosh. And Medicare certainly seemed VERY far off – but it’s here now!

Members of our class are interested in having a get together in 2021 for a 50th reunion celebration.

Planning a successful reunion takes a lot of work and planning (just ask Patty Cataldo Ardente, John Manning and Carol Schreiber who organized the last “Just Because Reunion” we had in 2009). And, we want to give our classmates who have moved out of state as much time as possible to prepare for a trip back home.

The first thing we need to do is get an updated Class Contact list.

We are trying to get as many email addresses as possible to facilitate distribution of Reunion Communications. Email addresses are the preferred method of contact as the communication is free and immediate. (Cell phones or landlines would be a possible second method of communication.

Unfortunately we only have about 198 email addresses out of 574 living classmates. So, we need your help. If we don’t have your preferred current email address, you can use the CONTACT form on this site to let us know who you are and how to contact you.

Life passes so fast. In the blink of an eye our high school fun and antics are almost 50 years old. In our minds we may still be in our teens, but the mirror tells a different tale. Many of us look back at our high school years with fond memories and nostalgia. They are a part of what made us who we are today.

With that in mind, we are interested in having a get together in 2021 for a 50th reunion celebration.

But it is only 2019 you say, why are you contacting us now? Because planning a successful reunion takes a lot of work and planning (just ask Patty Cataldo Ardente, John Manning and Carol Schreiber who organized the last “Just Because Reunion” we had in 2009). And, we want to give our classmates who have moved out of state as much time as possible to prepare for a trip back home.

The first thing we need to do is get an updated Class Contact list. We are trying to get as many email addresses as possible to facilitate distribution of Reunion Communications. Email addresses are the preferred method of contact as the communication is free and immediate. (Cell phones or landlines would be a possible second method of communication.)

We will also use our existing Facebook class of 71 group.

Unfortunately we only have about 198 email addresses out of 574 living classmates. So, we need your help. If we don’t have your preferred current email address, use the CONTACT form on this site to let us know who you are and how to contact you.