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Welcome Classmates

Here is the web site I started December 12, 1999 for our class. It has been viewed 12,521 times as of today May 4, 2008. The most times it was viewed was 139 times on May 12, 2007. That was 2 days after Chuck Thomas passed away. Another record has been broken 227 visits Dec. 4, 2007. 411 on Dec. 5, 2007. 263 on Dec. 6, 2007. This is a result of websites from all over the world linking to our site getting information about the passing of our classmate, "Chip" Reese. He was a very popular individual and known the world over. From Jan. 08 to May 08 our number of visits per day has went from an average of 24 to 49 more than double in 4 months.

 

 

CAMSTREAMS.COM

http://www.camstreams.com/

 

Inf0rmation
Since May 1969, we have lost 34 of our friends over the last 39 years.

There are 27 classmates that we cannot locate anywhere and we need your help to locate them. Their names are on the M.I.A.'s classmates page. Contact us if you know there whereabouts.

The New Web site - I have purchased a 2 year contract for a web site that offers more space and lots of new features. Sign in and have fun. Send photos and comments. Be sure to sign the Guest Book. Information about classmates will not be given out to anyone unless it can be verified and cross checked that they were actually a member of the class.

 

New Video click the disk to watch it.

From the Washington TWP. Historical Society

A Mnemonic Interval - Hostess: Janet Thobaben, and Guests: Carol Afanador and Dan Claudepierre

Click the CD to View the Video. These are large files and it will take quite a while to load.

Click Here to>Listen to the #1 Song the Week We Graduated

I just found out this was the Last Public Performance of the Beatles Jan. 30, 1969. After the final song, McCartney is heard to say, "Thanks, Mo!" acknowledging the enthusiastic applause and cheering from Maureen Starkey. Then Lennon closes with the well-known remark, "I'd like to say 'thank you' on behalf of the group and ourselves, and I hope we passed the audition!"

 

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