Registration 

Classmates, the registration form is not designed for editing but only for viewing and printing. You can print, enter your information, and mail the registration form with your payment.

If you don’t have access to a printer, write your information on a piece of paper. Be sure to include your polo shirt size, which is included in the registration fee. You can also drop off payments at our monthly Planning Committee meetings. The date, times, and place are listed below.

Suppose you had already submitted your payment before we included polo shirts. In that case, you have a couple of options: please click on the polo shirt tab, complete the form with your details, and mail it, or feel free to leave a message in the comment section, which will be only visible to the administrator.

If you are not attending but would like to pre-order a Polo Shirt, the price is $35.00, which includes shipping.

The price of pre-ordering additional polo shirts is $30.00. Shirts will be distributed at the reunion.

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If you have a Gmail email account, click on Google Drive to upload photos or click on the Dropbox link for all other email accounts to upload your photos.

If you have a Gmail email account, click on Google Drive to upload photos or click on the Dropbox link for all other email accounts to upload your photos.

I will gain more understanding when I realize that I am always in touch with all forms of life and those who have lived.

People never really die. They leave their bodies. They end their physical existence in order to continue their spiritual journey in another form on another plane. A person who has entered the realm of existence that we call death is never beyond your love. The thing we call death is not a cold or a dark or a frightening and cruel existence. It is an essential part that teaches us to believe in what we cannot see. Once you know a person, you will always know a person. Once you have loved a person, your love will keep them alive.

Life continues after death as long as you remember the warmth of another’s smile, the gentleness of their touch, and the meaning they brought to your life. In your remembrance of another, death cannot overtake life. Life simply changes its form. When you spend time honoring the dreams of one who has changed, standing up for the things they believed in, and doing what you loved to do together, you are saying, “This life continues to touch my life.”

Stay in touch with your loved ones. Send them your love. Use the memory of your time together as motivation to keep growing. Always honor the special ways the one you knew and loved touched your life. Your remembrance offers them a victory over the thing called death.

Until today, you may have misunderstood death. You may have been grieving or mourning the loss of a loved one, believing they were forever gone from your life. Just for today, be devoted to being a living reflection of the dreams and love you shared with someone who has passed on.

IYANLA VANZANT

Honoring the lifelong bond we formed with those who have passed away. We learned life’s truths from the friends with whom we shared many gifts that extend beyond our youth. We will always cherish the friends and schoolmates we adore.

EAST SIDE – Hubert H. Hoosman, William E. King, Rosalind Aldridge Langford, Donald Nicholson, Renaldo Williams Sr. Annice Ells, Renaldo Boyd, Jay Carlton Lowry, Deborah Alorsan, Betty Lou Dawson Davis, Althea (Money) Gaines, Dr. Mecca McDonald, Sherly Hill Anderson, Darnell “DD” Heavens, Annie Pearl Bufkin Callahan, Roy Dale, Bernard Bennet, Lee “Pinky” Malone, Victor McIntosh, Yvette Bradigan, Ola Minor, Teresa Black, Dexter Rogers, Alonso Thomas, Michael Karl Hampton, Marlon Reed, Phyllis D. Brown Joiner, Karen Askew, Christopher A. Taylor, Valerie Johnson, Lamont Holman, Cynethia Mason Dent, Ruth Lewis, Bobby Joe Thompson, and LC Goliday Jr.

LINCOLN – Carlos Hood, Frankie Allen, Anita Johnson, and Douglas Johnson

EAST SIDE – Andre James, Anita Howard, Arnold Cobbs, Arnold Johnson, Bernard Moore, Beverly Alston, Clara Daniels, Clara Franklin, Debra Brown, Delbert Tucker, Dwayne Barfield, Emmet Glasper, George Floyd, Jeffery Stewart, Jenell Allen, Jerome Leanard, JoAnn Johnson, Laverne Benton, Kevin Perry, Linda Slaughter, Maurice Hooks, Monica H. Jones, Pamela Fitzhugh, Percy Campbell, Phyllis Armstead, Roberta Hearn, Robin Stoval, Robbin Turner, Roderick Austin, Roland Gordon, Rosalyn Hibbler, Roslyn Johnson, Sally Tatum, Stanley Braggs, Terry Bell, Thomas Gardner Vernon Shipp, Vernon Totley, Wayne Smith, Darryl Paulette, and David Bozeman.

LINCOLN – Annie Young, Earl Owens, and Josely Hendricks

EAST SIDE – Myron K. Brown, Joann Brown Horton, Darlene Hughes, Kenneth Johnson, Vanessa Mitchell, Diane Stewart Carter, Wendy York, Jessica Redd, Paul King, Debra Reed, King Tyas, Alex (Chat) Chapman, and David Kloppner

LINCOLN – Belinda Ewing, Gertrude Carson, Karl Hilliard, Michelle Vaughn Hawkins, Carolyn Hamilton, and Daryl Henley

ST. TERESA & ASSUMPTION  – Zelphia Robinson Otis

‘When someone that you love dies… it’s like fireworks suddenly burning out in the sky and everything goes black.’

~ Muriel Barbery