A pic of the general activity. Again, that is Jim Crowe on the far right. I hope I have another-better- picture of him somewhere along the way.
Somebody, I am not sure who, brought along their collection of school photos from the old days. It was a source of great interest and many jovial moments. "Who is this?" was oft heard. And there were pics where nobody was sure who it was. But this table, where these pics were, was a source of many a fond rememberance. Everybody took a turn flashing through the pics.
Joe and Mike with Mo and Mary flashing over those pics. Mike's memories were particularly vivid and humerous. It was one of the best aspects of the reunion. Also include with the photos were other paper ephemera like the "Buttons and Beauxs" dance booklet and the graduation party booklet with all the sudents signatures. Remember? Remember? Remember?
I like this pic of Maureen and Linda...
That's Joe passing along some information...
A little later in the day (shadows), Mary Wiesenhorn's folks showed up. It was good to see 'em again. they haven't changed. I would recognize them on the street.
Wayne Fischer showed up later in the day and stayed to the end. He looks the same.
This was the last crew on the site. We were performing reunion "post-mortoms." We sat around talking about the past and the present. More, I think, dreading the present day slipping into the past.
Two of the last to leave were Lynn Rickhoff and husband, Jay Giardina, who was a year or two ahead of us. They arrived on their bikes and rode off into the sunset...
One more look at that group shot...
