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Shane Oleson (1991)

Hey Kelly and all.  I should be around and able to attend.  Would be great to get everyone together.  Melissa Nix is in the DC area as well, so I'm sure we can get her out.  Anyone else from the late 80s / early 90s graduating classes?

Sue Cosner (Kizer) (1971)

We should all go out on a limb and register for the Reunion now rather than waiting to see you else is coming. When we wait to see who else is coming, no one ends up coming. Let's go for it. Be a trend setter!

Betty (B. J. ) Allen (1983)

This is a great time to not only connect to classmates but to make new friends with other alumni before /after your stint in Korea. Trust me!  It is going to be a blast!! So register today...don't delay!!!

Charles Ramskov (1971)

Paul Bishop (1978)

http://sahsreunion.blog will get you to the registration page for our 2017 SAHS reunion in Washington DC.

Come one. come all who ever attended SAHS!   

We would love to see you all!

Doris Featherman (Thayer) (1967)

Agree with Regina that Wash. DC for 67 &68 would be great. 

Regina Ortenzi (Button) (1967)

Buddy Wootten (1967)

I was hoping class of '67 would have a 50 year reunion

Tilda Todd (Balsley) (1964)

Hey Buddy (Wooten) -- Was Ann Wooten your sister?  If so, where is she?  She was a friend of my brother's.    Tilda Todd Balsley

Regina Ortenzi (Button) (1967)

Paul Bishop (1978)

The organizers would love to see the class of 67 come enmasse and have a sub reunion with us in DC. 

Regina Ortenzi (Button) (1967)

Regina Ortenzi (Button) (1967)

Ray Grieshaber

Hey Regina, if I figured it out, so can you!  I'd tell you how IF I could remember. :)  Ray

Melanie Fernandez (Miller) (1980)

Regina,

Go to "Edit Profile" click on camera icon or "yearbook" icon

Lucy Chaplin (Bishop) (1978)

I am looking for my cousin who attended SAHS in 1977.  She is a decendent of Henry and Ann Chaplin.  I want to connect with her in regards to our family!  Please contact me via email: lucychaplin10@gmail.com . Thanks!

Lori Grose (Oakes) (1994)

Im looking for a 1992 yearbook.  I never received mine since I moved that year.  Thanks!

David Markewitz

Dr. John Shively, one of the best math teachers ever to grace SAHS, is battling cancer. Please email: shivelyjk@msn.com.  Prayers and healing to John, Kim, and Cathy

Jim Page (1974)

Thoughts and prayers for mr. Shively.  Pray for remission if not total healing. 

Melissa Priddy (Howard) (1973)

Tracy Brown (1978)

I'm so sad to hear that Mr. Shively is ill.  He was a wonderful math teacher.  I'll definitely keep him in my thoughts and prayers!

Pete Ramirez (1967)

To all SAHS alums who are living in California and SW USA,

We are thinking of putting together a regional SAHS reunion perhaps either in Orange County , California or even Arizona for our  local SAHS brats.

Please send me your interest in a regional reunion.

SAHS class of 67 will be celebrating our 50th reunion this month.

Please contact me at pacrmpeter@yahoo.com

Regards,

Peter Ramirez Class of '67

Mark Barnett (1973)

My prayers go out to you Mr. Shively, may you be comfortable in your trial and heal quickly.  Thanks for making my physics class one of my favorite classes a two good old SAHS. 

Steven Bright (1988)

I've continued living in Asia since my graduation. Currently in Okinawa and heading to Japan next month to take my new position. When will there be a reunion in Korea? Isn't  that where we graduated? Food for thought.... 

 Food for thought. 

Joann Wirth (Johnson) (1973)

I will add my thoughts and prayers for Mr. Shively to those of my classmates.  I wish you a speedy recovery and many more years, along with my thanks for making math and physics fun.