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- ACTIVE CLASSMATES -
Percentage Of Active Classmates:
24.0%
A:
111
Active
B:
352
Inactive
THE 45TH REUNION IS IN 2013
IT IS TIME TO PREPARE FOR THE 45TH REUNION WHICH WILL OCCUR IN 2013. WE HAVE ONE YEAR TO LOCATE SO MANY REBELS. CAN YOU HELP ?? IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE COULD GET EVERYONE TO LOCATE SOMEONE FROM THE CLASS OF 68 AND HAVE THEM REGISTER ONLINE SO THAT WE CAN EASILY SEND OUT INFORMATION REGARDING THE PLANNING OF THE UPCOMING REUNION. DO YOU KNOW ANY REBELS WHO ARE NOT SIGNED ONTO THIS WEBSITE? IF YOU KNOW THEIR E-MAIL ADDRESSES, PLEASE INVITE THEM TO SIGN ON. THANKS SO MUCH REBELS.
IF YOU KNOW REBELS WHO ARE NOT SIGNED ON AND WOULD RATHER RECEIVE A PHONE CALL, PLEASE GET THEIR NUMBERS FOR US. WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE ENTIRE CLASS OF 68. HELP US LOCATE THEM. THANKS SO MUCH
The class of 68 is looking for the class of 68
Vicky Tolbert is looking for Deborah Kraynac and Charles Holvanetz
Ruth Ann Beckwith looking for Theresa Mc Cormick
Donita Etheridge is looking for Carolyn Lovelace
Regina Abernathy is looking for Carlotta Baker
Eugene Vaughn is looking for Susan Baldwin and Ed Hodge
E-Mail addresses have changed. Please help locate these people:
1. Renee Harris 2. Keith Baldwin 3. Barbara Dixon (Stevens) 4. Carolyn West (Jackson) 5. Alyce Maul (Bell) 6. Alfred Norvell 7. James Bernachez 8. Brenda Wilson (Davis) 9. Deborah Bryant ( Parker)10. Raymond Spears 11. Denise Robinson 12. Bernie Johnson (Wiley) 13. Marsha Powell (Rainier) 14. Gary Harris 15. Cynthia Butler (Jackson) 16. Tom Lacey 17. Jacqueline Eacott (Mader) 18. Greg Fraley 19. Diane Hicks (Neal)
Don't Forget to Love
THE 40TH CLASS REUNION WAS FANTASTIC. 100 PEOPLE ATTENDED. There was much food, laughter, dancing and fun. People came from as far West as Tacoma, Washington and Oakland, California. Rebels came from as far East as Washington, DC and Baltimore, Maryland. And, of course Rebels from Atlanta were well represented. Rebels from Kentucky, Illinois, and Pennsylvania came as well. And, of course the John Adams Rebels who made Cleveland their home came out and welcomed home our Rebels who have moved to other parts of the country. The best part of the reunion was seeing the smiles, hearing the laughter, and watching the people hug, and noting that Rebels really enjoyed reuniting with one another. THIS WAS REALLY A FANTASTIC REUNION.
68 Rebelettes - Linda, Regina, Belinda, Norma, Donita, and Mrs. Thomas (advisor)
Vickie Tolbert, Annette Rager Doyle and Donald Barnes
Geofrey Griffin, William Johnson, Benjamin Betts, and Julius Averyheart
To view more reunion pictures, go to Reunion Photos section in the top left navigation bar.
Rebelettes back in the day were fantastic. This photo is from 67 or 68. Recognize anyone?
High Wycombe Weighs New Mayor20th May ( 1958 ) : An annual custom dating back to medieval times unique to High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England weighs the Mayor of the town each year so that the public can see whether or not he has been getting fat at the taxpayers' expense.
During the weigh in performed by the local "macebearer" dressed in traditional costume rings a bell and calls out the weight. When he adds the words "And no more!" the crowd cheers as a sign of their appreciation and gratitude for the hard work done by the mayor for the community.
When he adds the words "And some more!", it means the mayor has been indulging in too much good living at rate payers' expense and the crowd jeers and boos.
Charles Lindbergh20th May ( 1927 ) :Charles Lindbergh who many called the "flying fool" has set off from Roosevelt Field in Long Island, NY, today flying the "Spirit of St. Louis" on an epic flight from New York to Paris and is a milestone in flying aviation history, he is expected to arrive in Paris sometime late tomorrow. His plane A Ryan is expected to travel up to 125 MPH as the fuel load decreases.
Freedom Riders20th May ( 1961 ) An angry mob consisting of all white's attacked a busload of "Freedom Riders" ( Freedom Riders were testing the United States Supreme Court decision Boynton v. Virginia, that gave them a legal right to disregard local segregation ordinances regarding interstate transportation facilities. ) in Montgomery, Ala., prompting the federal government to send in United States marshals to restore order.
