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Even More Marvelous, Wonderful Baby News...It's a Boy! Posted by Quasimodo HG1992 on August 21, 2008 Newly weds, Matthew Elliot Kurlander and his wife Christine Rebecca Lankenau Kurlander (Nightingale '92) welcomed their first baby; John Elliot into the world on August 1, 2008. The baby was born by biological conception. Perhaps you remember Matthew, who graduated with the class of '92. Without any doubt the greatest Tennis player to ever grow up in Chappaqua, he now directs every Nike Tennis Camp in the country, helping administer the next generation of American Tennis players, gifted or not talented. Matthew and Christine's gorgeous baby arrived at 8 pounds and 1 ounce, the exact same weight as the Prince Heavyweight 03 Speedport Platinum OS+ pro tennis racket with the Air Bridge Twin Morph Mega Yoke used by noneother than USTA #94 ranked, Filippo P. Volandri. Coincidence? don't be absurd. Matthew's proud parents celebrated the birth of their Grandson with some fresh picked lemons. May the Christian God, the Jewish God, the Catholic God and several other Gods and other mythical creatures bless their new family for a long, healthy, and happy life together.

Sandy Jenkins Schupp dies Posted by Linda Jenkins Ciccone on August 13, 2008 Sandra Lynn Schupp Wednesday, August 13, 2008 2:07 AM EDT GLENS FALLS - Sandra Lynn Schupp, 48, passed away on Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2008, at Glens Falls Hospital. Born on May 25, 1960, in Madison, Wis., she was the daughter of John Jenkins and Alice DiCostanzo. Sandra was a graduate of Alfred University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in nursing. She was a member of the Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates and the Certified Board of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates. She was also a 2007 G.I. Nurse of the Year and a recipient of Glens Falls Hospital Blue Ribbon Award. Sandra was predeceased by her mother, Alice (Jenkins) DiCostanzo and her brother, Robert Bruce Jenkins. Survivors include her father, John Jenkins and his wife, Patti of Raleigh, N.C.; her husband, Robert Schupp of Bolton Landing; a daughter, Kristy L. Schupp of Bolton Landing; a son, Robert C. Schupp III of Bolton Landing; a brother, Doug Jenkins and his wife, Sandy, of Kotorah, N. Y.; a sister, Caryl Harrer and her husband, Fred Harrer, of Fishkill, N.Y.; a sister, Linda Ciccone and her companion, Greg Cooper, of North Cape May, N.J.; as well as several nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be conducted at 8 p.m. today, Aug. 13, 2008, at Regan and Denny, 53 Quaker Road, Queensbury, N.Y. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, 2008, at the Bolton Rural Cemetery. Friends and family are invited and may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today, Aug. 13, 2008, at the funeral home. Those who wish may send a remembrance in her name to: Tim and Tom Gullikson Foundation, 8000 Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60606 or to ACC Foundation, Nursing Program in Memory of Sandra Schupp, 460 Bay Road, Queensbury, NY 12804.

Melissa Bedolis Cattanach '80 passed away Posted by Teresa Cullen Bueti HG1977 on August 2, 2008 I'm sorry to report that Melissa Bedolis Cattanach passed away on Monday, July 21st after a two year battle with cancer. (Her son attends our local elementary school.) The attached links to the newspaper/online obituaries are below. Journal News Obituary: http://www.nyjnews.com/obits/Obit1.php?pid=2575547&fulldate=2008-07-26 New York Times Death Notice: http://www.legacy.com/NYTimes/DeathNotices.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=114159630 If you wish to contact Melissa's husband and son: The Cattanach Family 121 Cross River Road Mount Kisco, New York 10549 914-864-1458 In memory of Melissa, a college fund has been established for Robert. Donations can be sent to: The Robert Evan Cattanach College Fund Attn: Kathleen Longo The Estee Lauder Companies 767 Fifth Ave New York, New York 10153

To Class Of 1973 from 1969 and also 1976 Posted by Beth Temple HG1973 on July 24, 2008 35 years later...that's a lot of water over the big 'Croton Dam' of life...This is just a shout to the bratty classmates I left behind: Tom, John, & Elizabeth Berninger, Laurie & Andy Burns, Scott Brown, Robin Canty, Laurie, Steve, & Abbie Cavalier, Laura Cook & Sister, Mary(Beth)Ferrant, Janice Fontaine, Ken Ivans, Toby Manna, Michael & Peter Marchionne, Ronnie Molze, Nancy Monteiro, Nancy Orser & Bro., Helen Paneiro, Nancy Prater, Ann Sperling, Liz & April Springer, Pam & Jenny Soo, Jill Wheat - just to name a few, and friends of my Bro.; Paul Temple (he wants to hear from yous)! Sorry, my memory needs a prompting and I no longer have my treasured yearbooks of 1973, '70 &'69 as well as my Horace Greeley Chorus Recordings of Charles Gounod's 'Messe Solennelle de Ste Cécile', and Johannes Brahm's 'Requiem' (in Latin), conducted by Mr. Ronald Dunn, with Eugenia B. Day as pianist par excellence, and a host of famous lead singers, whose names escape me now...Anyone know how I can 'recapture the moments' with any available ordering address for the aforementioned? Forgive me my forgetfulness...And now all about me...at 53 (oh yeah, yous are too!) I've had some adventures, some graduations, some major life-changing events, some getting over a few hurdles. There's a lot of good things left to do. I'm looking forward to living the next half-century of my life with just as much hopeful expectation as I have the previous one, so how about you all?!!!!...Just to let you know "It gets better", with His Help from above, "One Day At A Time", "Higher Powered"...Gott Blessi Thig!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey, anyone in tune with my 'wavelength', get in touch - bethiet1969 (at) yahoo.com Beth Temple P.O. Box 190 Lake Katrine, New York 12449

New Class of '60 newsletter Posted by Dave Williams HG1960 on July 14, 2008 Hi all, Just when you thought it was safe to go back on the Internet.... The new edition of the class newsletter is available for you at this link: http://raccoon42.com/summer_2008.htm If you sent me something and I missed it somehow, please let me know and I will fix it right away. If you have stuff to send, by all means do so -- I will be adding a "Page 2" to the letter and I can easily insert anything you like. If I got something wrong, please tell me, so I can fix it. The mailing address and email pages are still works in progress, so if you see errors, let me know. I will be adding several email addresses in the next day or so. If you talk with classmates who are not getting the newsletter and would like to, ask them to contact me. I have several email addresses these days, but the best one for class business is davetwilliams (at) comcast.net. Best wishes, Dave

Fundraiser for Jay Bowen '77 Posted by Kathy Ronnenberg HG1976 on June 12, 2008 One of our own, Jay Bowen, HGHS '77, is very ill. He is battling cancer and needs our help. The link below has all the info about his situation and a fundraising party his family and friends are having in Stowe Vermont in a few weeks. Find a way to help if you can. Jay is a truly unique person who deserves all the support and positive energy the Quakers can send his way. http://4j08.chipin.com/4j08

Chicken Fat Posted by Sandy Sheppard HG1980 on May 16, 2008 Hey, Class of '80! If you had Mr. Baker for gym at Grafflin, you MUST remember the "chicken fat" song! It was part of the President's Fitness Program. I heard it yesterday, on NPR of all places, for the first time in over 30 years and it brought back a rush of memories for some very good years. Class of '80 check it out on YouTube - Dinah Shore Nanette Fabray Meredith Willson's "Chicken Fat". This, and a few other renditions, are sure to make you smile! What a blast from the past. Peace. Sandy

Does anyone have "Anything Goes"? Posted by Carey Yaruss HG1995 on May 4, 2008 I was just thinking about our senior year musical and the fact that I never got to watch it..Did anyone make a video of it? I'd LOVE to borrow it..Or I'd be happy to paypal you some cash if you would make and mail me a copy. THANKS in advance!!

Alumni Directory Needed Posted by Lawrence Meyers HG1984 on March 24, 2008 If anyone has the 2007 Alumni Directory and is willing to sell it or lend it out for an extended period of time, I would be extremely grateful!!!!!

Fun News: Classmate in film Posted by Lauren Casey HG1980 on March 14, 2008 Although we both left Greeley mid-stream to go to a private school, I recently stumbled upon a film from Netflix with a fellow 1976-7 Greeley classmate Meg Arader in it which I thought would be fun for others to see as well. It is seriously grade-B in nature, but its always fun to be in a movie as well as seeing a friend in one so I didn't think she'd mind my mentioning it so ... enjoy! Film: "Acne" year of release: 2000

Admissions consulting services available Posted by Ezra Goldschlager HG1999 on March 8, 2008 If you're applying to law school, you may be interested to know that my firm, Law School Genius (http://www.lawschoolgenius.com) offers services that can significantly increase your chances of admission at your top-choice schools. Mention your connection to HGHS and I'll be happy to arrange for a special discount. If you just want a bit of advice, gratis, I offer free consultations. P.S. - I also offer guidance and support to college applicants, even though my area of specialization is the law school admissions process.

diatribe-monotribe Posted by Jeff Jain HG1987 on March 7, 2008 hello? Is this mic working? Hi. Hello, yeah, ok. Jeff Jain here, ....huh?.... ok, yeah, sorry. ....Hi, Jeff here from 1987. Um, yeah, doing brain numbing study on ...its going to sound wierd...on how to help coal miners in China. Ok, I left school and went to the dessert and found the Bahai Faith, then went for three years into the Amazon to do public health work with Indigenous people, then tried to get back together with the high school girlfriend again, and (sigh), well then that went south, and I went back to Woods Hole (I started on Cape Cod, and went to high school in Chappaqua, the seeming reverse of many alum) worked in construction. Got to remodel a Frank Lloyd Wright in Woods Hole in sight of the Vineyard. Spent most of a winter on staging in the snow watching the island and the seals. Built a Japanese boat house, and a post and beam barn in the pines during January 2002. Beauty. Dreams of China, so went to China, and another Bahai project brought me to the most polluted city ON EARTH for three years where I raised my baby daughter doing an educational project which is now winning all sorts of kudos and awards for empowering Junior Youth to become involved in social action and change. Learning Chinese is a very good idea, a fun language, and Chinese country people are free from deceit. Beautiful people. Now I find myself in Perth Australia expecting a son in June, and wishing I had made the 20th anniversary last year. My wife is a former UN consultant, and Zhong Guo Tong (China expert) with 20 years of China experience. I am doing grad work in Public Health with focus on Occupational Health and Safety with an eye toward consulting with Chinese officials in the future for Shanxi province to pull their socks up. Man, more people die in their mines than die in any other occupation on earth. Perth is a beautiful respite. I have a pool, its salt water, and that is nice. I am working in carpentry, and helping a friend break his company doing grey water remedation into the USA, but I have no idea how to start. But it is fun saving water. Its good. Water will be certainly a concern, in a future so unclear, it is with certitude one can say water will be important. (ok, AND art). My next plan is to make LOTS of money. I have done everything but. Life is good. Hope you are happy. Thanks for distracting me from boring study for half an hour. This was good. Lets do it again. did you read Dan Boyd's thing? Its like fifteen years old, but google it--1987 horace greeley--he hits so much on the head about where we were.

House for Sale Posted by Melissa (Biren) Singer HG1991 on February 28, 2008 We are moving (within Chappaqua) and our house just went on the market. If you know anyone who's in the market to buy, please let them know they can find it by using MLS # 2805366 on the following website: http://pruholmesre.com/index.htm and searching within the Chappaqua school district. The address is 19 Williams Lane. Alternatively, they can contact Beth Hocherman at Prudential Holmes and Kennedy. Her number is (914) 238-3988 x 130. Many thanks, Melissa (Biren) '91 & Scott Singer '90

Mr. Cesta Posted by Matt Fraidin HG1983 on January 7, 2008 Thanks to Michael Cesta for posting about his father's death. Mr. Cesta's 8th-grade Social Studies course was the most fun course I've ever taken, and it has stayed with me ever since. Mr. Cesta was learned, compelling, and kind. I teach in law school now, and often ask myself "What would Mr. Cesta do?" I'm married and living near DC, and have a 9 y/o boy and 6 y/o girl.

Wedding Announcement Posted by Mitch Greenberg HG1992 on December 11, 2007 Jennifer Stromberg '92 recently got married to Alex Butson of Brooklyn in Marco Island, Florida. The beach wedding was attended by fellow Quakers Mitch Greenberg '92, Steph Sobers '92, Susie Sklar '92, Dan Weissledder '92 and, of course, Vinnie Tavolacci '90. No, Vinnie doesn't still drive that same '91 Silver Saab.

Passing of Carmen Cesta Posted by Michael Cesta HG1979 on November 26, 2007 I want to let the Greeley Community know of the passing of my Dad on Novvember 17, 2007, Carmen Cesta whom many of you had at Bell School. I would say his work with students was the focus of his life.

just saying hello! Posted by Rebecca (Mazza) Stafford HG1991 on November 13, 2007 Hi everyone - I swung by this website look up an email address, and I figured I might as well say hello while I am here! My husband Scott and I live in San Fran these days, and recently had our first baby, Zoe, born on July 4th. I hope everything is well with everyone! Best, Rebecca

back in NY Posted by brian belt HG1984 on October 3, 2007 after a long trip i'm finally back in NY for a spell and looking forward to seeing some of those ole faces...cheers! b

Seeking Any Classmates Posted by Dianne Atchley (Wilcox ) Finnegan HG1958 on September 9, 2007 I am trying to get in touch with any HGHS Classmates '58 to get info on a reunion. I have moved a couple times and have lost track of class news.

Class of 1960 Newsletter Posted by Dave Williams HG1960 on August 23, 2007 Once again, a new class newsletter is inflicted upon you. This is the "provisional" version, and a work in progress. If you sent me something and I left it out, or if I got something wrong, or if you want to get a new item in, by all means send it to me and I will act immediately. http://raccoon42.com/august_2007.htm

Read All About It! Posted by Christine Yeres on August 13, 2007 NewCastleNOW.org Wants YOU in Its Pages. With grant money from the University of Maryland, we three women are starting up an online newspaper for New Castle. In our grant application to "New Voices" J-Lab program, we proposed: "http://NewCastleNOW.org/ will be a source of current and background information on community issues, easily accessible to all citizens, as well as a forum in which to collect and share opinions." But we have even more in mind. We launch http://www.newcastlenow.org on Friday, October 5, 2007, and will publish weekly thereafter. We want very much to hear from you Greeley graduates (visit our "sample" site and see far right column, Mac Bowen's "Coming at You from Ghana." We want to hear your accounts of the paths you took, the jobs and adventures you've had, what you're doing next. We're looking to include your voices in our (paperless) pages over the weeks and months, as stand-alone pieces or in installments like Mac's. Some of you might have ended up doing something you never dreamed would interest you when you were in high school. Some of you might be doing exactly what you knew you always wanted to do. You might wish now that you'd paid closer attention to one subject or another when you were in high school, or believe now that you were absolutely right not to pay very close attention to it. We're curious about you ourselves, plus we think it will be helpful to young people still within our K-12 world to hear from you what life is like out there - think of it as a kind of community service from afar. Please write us with your stories or story ideas. Ann Marie Fallon, Susie Pender and Christine Yeres Chappaqua & Millwood in New Castle, New York Write us at: editor (at) newcastlenow.org

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Elliot Kurlander Posted by Quasimodo HG1992 on August 7, 2007 On Saturday, the fourth of August, in the year of our Lord: Two Thousand and Seven at Clermont State Historic Site in Germantown, New York; Matthew Elliot "Pecker" Kurlander (class of '92) married his once and present love, Christine Rebecca Lankenau on a green bluff overlooking the majestic Hudson River. The Best Man and in many ways, the best of us all: Stephen Alec Weinberg, also of the class of '92, used nothing less than mutant-like agility to oversee and instruct the wedding. Matthew first met his bride while attending the Horace Greeley High School and fifteen years later reunited with her to all of our benefit. The ceremony also saw fellow Greeley alums: Levi Sokol, Mara Curtis, and Dave Seeve. And now, let us hold hands, bow our heads, close our eye lids, and say out loud or to your self: A Shaker Hymn 'Tis the gift to be simple, 'tis the gift to be free, 'Tis the gift to come down to where we ought to be, and when we find ourselves in the place just right, 'Twill be in the valley of love and delight. When true simplicity is gain'd, To bow and to bend we shan't be asham'd To turn, turn will be our delight, Till be turning, turning we come round right. The Quakers would be proud or not.

Frank Keiper Posted by Don B .Reynolds HG1941 on August 1, 2007 Our friend and instructor, Frank Keiper, passed on this Sunday. Regards Don B .Reynolds '41

Carey Yaruss at the Rainbow Room! Posted by Carey Yaruss HG1995 on July 8, 2007 I will be making my debut as the new vocalist for the NY big band at The Rainbow Room on August 17th. Performing at this venue is a dream come true for me- and I hope to share the night with some familiar Greeley alumni faces. Please visit my site http://www.careyyaruss.com for more info.

I got married! Posted by Diana Cowhey (now McDermott) HG1985 on June 7, 2007 Hi All! On May 12, 2007, I got married! My husband, Sean, is a wonderful man. We both have our own law practice on Cape Cod and we love living here! I hope to hear from you!

August - Save the DATE Posted by Martha Volinsky (Johnson) HG1977 on May 15, 2007 Plans are in the works for our 30th! A Bunch of DC'ers are having dinner this Sunday to set forth an agenda. Low Key and Informal is the plan, so be flexible and let someone know who and where you are!!!! Email me!

Moved to Florida Posted by Donna Manzares HG1968 on April 30, 2007 Hi, I don't know if anyone remembers me. I graduated in 1968. I was wondering if there was ever a High School Reunion for our class. I moved to Florida and I'm currently in school to become a Medical Secretary. I retired from Robert E. Bell school in 2005. I'd love to e-mail my class mates and just catch up in general. Thank you Donna (Polcari) Manzares.

NY, CA, Residential & Commercial Mortgages Posted by Susana Woo HG1995 on March 31, 2007 Hi. I recently set up my own mortgage firm in CA after starting out in the NYC coop market, and specialize in residential & commercial mortgages in both New York and California. I'm STILL trying to adjust to the slower pace of things out here. Let me know if there's anything I can do to assist with your next purchase or refi. I fell out of touch w/ a lot of people from Greeley and would love to hear how you've been doing. Drop me an email.

My new position Posted by Gary Kerper HG1976 on March 19, 2007 I recently joined Murray Hill Properties, a commercial real estate firm in NYC and will be focusing on office leasing. If any of my fellow 1976 alumni are in my neighborhood, I would love to see you. We are located at 44th and 6th. office is 212 944 4747

Vanessa Williams to get a Hollywood Star Posted by Jesse Chan-Norris on March 16, 2007 Just heard through the grapevine that Vanessa Williams (class of '81) is being awarded a star on Hollywood's "Walk of Fame" Monday, March 19th. The award wil be held at 11:30 A.M., close to the famous Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Blvd.

seeking & reunions Posted by George Dudley '77-'78 HG'78 on March 8, 2007 Has anyone heard where Hal Jameison or Kirk Hollis is ? Perhaps Drew Howard ? Please let me know of the next reunion. I now live in Louisville KY and if anyone feels like seeing the Derby , let me know.

Passing of Bruce Nicolaysen and Wake Information (Dec. 28, 2006) Posted by Jesse Chan-Norris on December 28, 2006 The following message was just passed along to me by a member of the class of 1981: -- It is with a deep sense of sadness that I share the news of the sudden passing of Bruce Nicolaysen, our classmate from Chappaqua, Horace Greeley Class of 1981. Bruce lived in Poughquag, NY, Duchess County (NE of Pawling) with his wife, Katherine (Pappalardo -- class of 1990) and their three children: Kyle, Bryan and Mallory. There will be a wake tomorrow evening, Thursday, December 28 from 7pm-9pm and a funeral service on Friday at 11:00 am at Beecher Funeral Home, 418 Bedford Road, Pleasantville, NY The Family has asked that in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Nicolaysen Children's Scholarship Fund c/o Bank, Shapiro, Gettinger, Waldinger & Brennen, PO Box 30, Mount Kisco, NY 10549. Our deepest sympathies go out to Katherine, Kyle, Bryan, Mallory and the entire Nicolaysen family for their loss.

The next big thing in fitness Posted by Johanna Comulada HG2000 on November 8, 2006 I opened up a fitness studio for women in Millwood, NY. As my class mates would know I lost about 48 pounds in my last year of high school. When I went to College I designed a workout program that would keep me in great shape and I then shared it with the campus. All of the sudden I had regulars, coaches wanted me to teach the warm-ups for the athletes. They featured an article about it in the school news paper. It was a great program. When I graduated I was studying to go to law school and had a great paying job in Armonk. However I couldn't help but to think that there were women out there who could use my help getting excited about fitness and learning how to work with what they have to feel great and look great for their body shape. I decided to quit my well paying job and take a huge risk opening up my own studio for women. It's been 5 months now that we have been open and women are seeing amazing results. Losing 7 pounds in 2 weeks, 2 inches off hips in 3 and down a dress size in 2. They claim I put something in the air they feel so good about themselves. They tell me that their husbands that never compliment them are stopping them to tell them how lean and shapely they are becoming. Great right? Wrong. The better these women are looking the less thay are talking to their friends about it. It's crazy!! They are trying to keep me a secret! I need help getting people to come in here and see what it is all about. Start talking! We also do HipHop Classe for girls and they are great too. I believe that it is not just about memorizing a 2 step but more about kids building their confidence, Working as a team, challenging themselves. It's great, and it's working. Girls who were shy and timid are now walking into class with their heads held high, and they're just 5 and 8 yrs of age. I also do dance parties. I, growing up as a Catholic girl in Chappaqua, went to 67 Bar Mitzvahs I feel I was invited to most of them because people knew I would be the 1st one with my socks on and on the dance floor moving and grooving. I know what I'm doing. I make these parties personal. I talk to the kids to try and gage what their dance party wonderland would look like and I give it to them with high energy, the best music around and not to be topped personalized gifts. I want people to know what their friends don't want them too. YOBO Studio changes lives. Please check out the web site http://www.GOYOBO.com. Most Sincerely, A Fellow Alumn, Johanna Comulada Class of 2000

reunion for '01? Posted by Lindsay on November 2, 2006 Is there going to be a reunion for the class of 2001?

Casting for TV Land's "High School Reunion" Posted by Louis A. Caric on October 1, 2006 Hi Horace Greeley Class of '87! My name is Louis A. Caric and I am a Casting Producer for the TV Land hit show High School Reunion (formerly of the WB). We are currently in the process of searching for our new cast for our fourth season (which will center around your upcoming 20 year reunion) and I would be extremely interested seeing if you and any of your fellow alumni would be interested in participating. I've already been in contact with several of your classmates and am trying to reach out for more as HGHS fits the exact profile of the type of school that we would love to have. I would love to speak with you to see if we can make you and your classmates the next Cast Members of High School Reunion Season 4! If you are unfamiliar with the show, it is a fairly simple premise in which we seek out members of a particular high school class and fly them to an exotic location (last season was Hawai'i) for an extended 2 week reunion. There is no competition, surprises, or created drama (TV Land is a fairly tame network and attracts a very mature audience, we run re-runs of The Brady Bunch for cryin' out loud!), it is simply the fun of putting a few characters from a past high school class back together to tell their stories and see how they have changed or even stayed exactly the same! I can direct you to our website http://highschoolreunion.warnerbros.com/ as well for more information and the downloadable application. But please feel free to contact me, Louis A. Caric, at Louis (at) kasstinginc.com, or at 323.297.7112 if you have any questions at all. Keep in mind that we would require participation from several members of your class to make this work so I would really love to speak to you and anyone else you are still in contact with from your graduating class ASAP so if you are still in contact with any of your classmates, pass this on! I can't tell you all how excited I am about the prospect of having a school as great as Horace Greeley on board for our project. Thanks so much and I can't wait to hear from you! Louis A. Caric Casting Producer TV Land--High School Reunion 323.297.7112 Louis (at) kasstinginc.com

Carey Yaruss on tour Posted by Carey Yaruss HG1995 on September 30, 2006 Hello fellow Greeley-alum! I am excited to annouce that I am currently on tour as a back-up singer for Michael Amante. Please visit my website http://www.careyyaruss.com and click on 'calendar' to find out where we will be next! You can also visit http://www.michaelamante.com for more info. Hope to see you at a show!

Re: Looking for friends of Heidi Posted by Gordon Macdougall HG1978 on September 19, 2006 Heidi Campbell relative: I sent this via your email, but it bounced. So here's hoping you see this here! My name is Gordon Macdougall (1978). I knew Heidi fairly well; she was part of the circle of friends I hung out with. I remember her as a vivacious, laid-back, wonderful human being. She had an easy laugh, and got along with just about everybody. I liked her very much. I'm assuming this is the same Heidi you're asking about: You mention 1979, but the Heidi I knew passed away in 1978, I'm sure. As I write, I am looking at the Quaker '78 yearbook (page 245), and it has a wonderful full-page memorial. It has a beautiful big picture of her...smiling, just as I remember her always doing (I'm sure she frowned sometimes, but her smile and laugh are what stay so warmly in my memory), and a quote from her friend Angel Shaw: "When you love someone, you tell that person how much you love them. A person does not know how deep or special that love is until you let it be known. There are times when it is hard to express your love, sometimes you never get the chance of you think that person already knows. I had a special kind of love for you. I only wish I had told you..." I wish I could tell you some favorite things of hers, but it is too far back. And it was hard for all of us when she passed away...I might have tried to forget, tho' I never really have. She loved laughing, she loved hanging out with all of us, she loved her friends. She had the most easy-going way about her...I can't recall her upset or mean or cranky... Heidi was one of the nicest people I knew, then, and I will always carry a piece of her in my heart. If you want, I'll copy this yearbook page and send it along; send me an address. Also, look for Angel Shaw. She would know more, I'm sure. Sincerely, Gordon Macdougall, mrmac (at) teacher.com

New Arrival! Posted by Melissa (Biren) Singer HG1991 on July 31, 2006 Scott ('90) and I are thrilled to announce that our family has grown with the birth of Jordana Biren Singer. She was born on July 24, 2006 and weighed in at 9 pounds 5 ounces. Big sister Kayla will be 3 in August and could not be more excited about her new baby sister. We are all settled in Chappaqua and have been living here for the past 3 years. Hope everyone is doing well. We would love to hear from old classmates when you're back in town so don't hesitate to look us up!

Former HGHS teacher Clare Risoli Posted by Rick Carpiniello on July 26, 2006 I was hoping you could spread the word on your website. My great aunt, former HGHS teacher Clare Risoli, passed away today, Saturday after a long illness. I'm sure many of your alums will be sad to hear this. A wake and funeral are planned early this week in her hometown of Harrison, NY. More details should be available in The Journal News on Monday. Thank you, Sincerely, Rick Carpiniello

school directory Posted by jackie HG1980 on May 5, 2006 I have purchased an alumni directory in the past and it had many more people's information than I could find on this Greeley site. It was fun to see all the names from so many classes and the updated information. I would say if a person has not purcased one of these books in the past, I reccomend it. For 78 dollars, one time may be enough. :)

Harris Request for Info Posted by Cecilia HG1989 on May 3, 2006 Everyone, Harris Direct wants to confirm information for their directory. Once my info was confirmed they wanted me to purchase the directory at about $76 per copy either in book form or on CD-ROM.

Harris Connect Directory Update Posted by Jesse Chan-Norris HG1995 on May 3, 2006 I recently received a postcard from Harris Connect telling me that they're updating their alumni directory and that I should call them at 1-800-546-2557 to make sure that my contact and personal information is all up-to-date. I've never actually seen their book and would of course much rather everyone use this site to get in touch with their classmates, but those of you who are interested may want to give Harris a call.

Kaselehlie! Posted by Lanna Semel HG2001 on April 24, 2006 I recently stumbled across the alumni website to find all the postings from people who graduated long ago. Well I'm going to change that, and say hi to my fellow '01s, and everyone else I knew from my time at Greeley. As for me, I graduated from Connecticut College in May 2005, and in September I left for a small island located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean to begin my 2-year committment as a Peace Corps Volunteer. I am on the island of Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia. My main job is to teach reading and writing to 8th graders, and I'm trying to take on some side projects as well. If anyone else has done or is currently in the Peace Corps, I'd like to hear about your experiences. I'd also like to share mine more in depth with people who are interested, so feel free to e-mail me. lanna.semel (at) gmail.com. I hope everyone is happy and healthy. Lanna

Looking for Nancy Hoeft Posted by Ann (Donham) Molison HG1956 on April 2, 2006 Although I didn't "graduate" from HGHS - I understand Nancy Hoeft is organizing a reunion. I would like to be in touch with her. Ann Donham Molison (Fort Collins, CO)

An Outlaw Leaves Us Posted by Steve Morehouse HG1975 on March 4, 2006 On November 20th, 2005, Robert "Bobby Mac" McKinley passed away. He suffered a heart attack while selling jewelry down on the island of St. Thomas. He struggled with his demons for many years and they finally caught up with him. He had a big heart and I am proud to call him my friend! From the song by the Outlaws "Freeborn Man", "Home was on his back, he knew every inch of highway, every foot of railroad track." He will be missed.... Steve Morehouse

HGSF FUNDRAISER! Posted by MICHAEL HG1996 on March 3, 2006 The Horace Greeley Scholarship Fund(HGSF) will be hosting its Fourth Annual Movie/Silent Auction Fundraiser on Thursday, March 16th at 6pm. This year's feature presentation will be the film Ushpizin. In addition to the reception with food courtesy of our generous neighbor, Crabtree's Kittle House and our feature presentation, we will be holding another exciting silent auction this year. Would you like to become a sponsor of this Fundraiser Event? Find out more about sponsorship levels or contact the Events Committee or Margie Orell at (914) 666-7137. The details for the evening are as follows: DATE: Thursday, March 16th, 2006 TIME: 6:00pm with reception and silent auction PLACE: Readers Digest, The De Witt Wallace Auditorium, 480 Bedford Road, Chappaqua TICKETS: $85 per person RSVP: Please print out and mail in the reply card or contact Margie Orell to reserve your tickets via the web link: http://www.hgsf.org/events.shtml We look forward to seeing you there and we thank you for your support. Michael J. Lardiere (HGHS 1996) Vice President HGSF

Hi from NJ Posted by Lisa (Weingarten) Richards HG1994 on February 21, 2006 Hi everybody-- things are going well here. I'm married (for amost 6 years now) and am a stay-at-home mom of 5 beautiful kids. You can check out pics at my husband's page on mypage.com http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=43476898 take care everybody, lisa

saying hi Posted by Laurie Giampino Brown HG81 on February 20, 2006 Just refound this web site. Hope everyone is doing great. Living in Dutchess County. Married with three kids - Patrick - 17, Erinn - 15, Rhiannon - 12. Patrick is graduating high school this year - it's bringing back a lot of memories!!

Looking for friends of Heidi Posted by Chrissy Miller (Campbell) HG1987 on February 16, 2006 My name is Chrissy (Campbell) Miller and this is not about me. I am looking for anyone from Greeley that can help with a project. It is a scrapbook of memories for my son, about his aunt Heidi Campbell. She went to Bell and was at Greeley in the fall of 1978. She passed away in the winter of 1979. My son asks about her alot. "What was her favorite ice cream flavor.", or "her favorite color", his list can be endless at times, and to be truthful, I was very young and did not know her as a friend would. So if you , or anyone you might know has any information that I could us to create a memory for my son it would mean alot. Thank you for any infromation you may have.

Miss Risoli Posted by Rick Carpiniello on December 21, 2005 Hi everyone. I am the nephew of former HGHS English teacher Clare Risoli. I was alerted of the posting of her "marriage" to teacher Al Damon. I want to let you all know that Clare did not marry Al Damon. She tells me that Mr. Damon's wife is also named Clare, and that she also was an English teacher. If anyone would like to drop a line to Miss Risoli, please do so to this address: The Homesteads at Newtown Room 205 166 Mount Pleasant Road Newtown, CT 06470. -Or you can email me (and I will forward your message) at rcarpiniello (at) juno.com Thanks to all.

Marathon feat accomplished Posted by Rob Toonkel HG1993 on December 18, 2005 Happy holidays HGHS alumni... Just wanted to send a little "aloha" from Hawaii and let you know that I recently completed the Honolulu Marathon in 3:35:31 to become the fourth youngest and 302nd person overall to complete a marathon in each of the 50 states. If anyone needs any tips, encouragement or general advice for pounding the pavement for 26.2 miles, feel free to drop me a line. Sending sunshine, sea breezes and smiles your way. -Rob

SPIN magazine's band of the Day Posted by Jason Braun HG1989 on December 12, 2005 Hi everyone, the band I am in with my brother Justin (class of '94) was just named SPIN's band of the Day. You can check it out and vote for us to be band of the month at: http://www.spin.com/features/band_of_the_day/2005/12/051208_negatones/ there was also a feature on us in Time Out New York last month which can be seen at: http://www.negatones.com/images/NegatonesTimeOut_small.jpg Thats it- hope everone is doing great. J

Wanting to find old friends Posted by Samantha Wood HG1990 on December 10, 2005 Hi All - I know it's been along time. Moving away immediately after High School I lost touch with everyone. I miss my roots and old friendships. It's been 15 years - WOW! So please drop me an email if you read this message to get back in touch. Thanks. My best to you all. Samantha

Check Out Class of '81 Pics posted Posted by Bill Durrell HG1981 on December 5, 2005 I just stumbled upon the post of the Class of 81 pics earlier this year is absolutley incredible - - but does anyone have more? What a flashback! What a great addition to this site it would be if pictures/class pictures could be submitted and posted.

Baby News...It's A Boy Posted by Serena (d'Angelo) Barry HG1992 on October 24, 2005 Congratulations to first time parents Anne and Adam Goldstone! Anne gave birth to Grant Robert this past October 18th. Grant is gorgeous! Adam and Anne couldn't be more proud. Congrats to you both.

Now a photographer Posted by Michael Suchman HG1989 on October 14, 2005 I had my first openings as a photographer and recently launched a website of my work. Check it out http://www.michaelsuchman.com All works are available for purchase. Special rates for HGHS alums.

Need a Job in the Finance World?? Posted by Mike Kagan HG1994 on September 21, 2005 Hello Everyone, Just letting people know I'm currently a Headhunter for Drum Associates in NYC. Our Specialty is within the Financial World, so if you're looking to change jobs, give me a shout. http:// www.drumassociates.com Thanks, Mike Kagan

CD follow-up Posted by Carey Yaruss HG1995 on September 9, 2005 Hi again! Thanks so much for all of you who have written to me either to say hi, send me a contact person or ask to purchase my cd. Please visit www.careyyaruss.com or cdbaby.com/careyyaruss if you would like to buy a copy!

Directing a Show in NYC Posted by Amy (Singer) Kaissar HG1995 on September 8, 2005 I'm directing a show in NYC that opens on Sept 9th. All the info is below! PENNSYLTUCKY by Sloan MacRae Going home is never easy, especially when you're from Pennsyltucky - where hunting isn't just sport, it's religion. Respect is earned by the shot of a rifle and Shane's homecoming is his last chance to earn the respect from his dying grandfather. Inspired by Cain and Abel, this is the story of a brother, desperate for success and eager to prove his manhood. Sept 9-24 at the Bosakowski Theater (354 West 45th Street, between 8th and 9th). Tickets at http://www.smarttix.com

Welcome Baby #2 Posted by Nielle HG1992 on September 8, 2005 I just wanted to say that my husband and I welcomed our 2nd son Aidan Robert into the world on August 2,2005 weighing in at 6lbs 14ozs. His brother Colin loves being a Big brother. I hope that everyone from the class of '92 are doing well. If anyone out there is reading this, and knows who I am, I'd love to hear from you. Take Care..

Tracy Meyer / Smith Posted by Tracy Meyer HG1970 on August 5, 2005 I'm with the Singapore American School (teaching MS drama full-time; nice job) and (gasp) married -- just six years ago! Still playing a Lot of music & tennis. I'd love to hear from Greeley people. Please write!

Announcement Posted by Stuart Reff HG1996 on August 2, 2005 This is just an announcement to notify fellow alumni that I am presently associated with the law offices of Howard Sherman in Ossining, NY, as an associate attorney.

Our Little Peanut Posted by wendi cohen reyes HG1990 on July 18, 2005 I would like to announce the birth of our third daughter Sasha Belle Reyes. She weighed 7lbs. 3oz. ,our smallest. She is joined by big sister Samantha and now middle sister Skylher. Things are going well, but our house is very busy.

Any Alumni in the music industry?? Posted by Carey Yaruss HG1995 on July 17, 2005 I recently finished making my first CD...If any of you know of (or work in) the music industry or have a contact for me to send my demo to, I would REALLY appreciate it! The CDs are $10 each if anyone would like one, please email me...If you work in the field or know someone who does, I will happily send you a free copy! Thanks in advance- hope everyone is doing well.

good memories Posted by Julie Berens on July 16, 2005 I taught English at Greeley from 1975-80 and married Larry George, the shop teacher. The only Greeley student with whom I am in touch is Matthew Arkin '78. I would love to know where Liz Bresler is since I still tell my classes in upstate New York about her hilarious put-down of Matthew when I taught The Sun Also Rises in about 1976. I have great memories of teaching at Greeley and as I approach retirement, I think of my many wonderful students from long ago. Long term memory is WAY better than short-term!

Baby in my life Posted by Lyrica HG1993 on June 16, 2005 Hi my name is Lyrica Crookshank. My name as you all knew me was Morgese. This October 2005 I will be having a special person in my life. I am going to have a baby. My husband and I are extremly excited. Feel free to say hi to me whenever you like. Hope everyone is happy and well.

Claire Risoli and Al Damon Posted by Jesse Chan-Norris HG1995 on June 4, 2005 Writes Janet Lane '68: "I did find out that Claire Risoli, my former English teacher, married Al Damon, the infamous Math teacher for whom I baked at least 50 batches of cookies! She must be a great cookie baker to have caught his eye!!!" Update: Michael L. Cesta, MD informs us that Al Damon was a History teacher, not a Math teacher. Another Update: Miss Rosoli's nephew informs us that while Mr. Damon did marry an English teacher named Clare, it was not Miss Risoli. We're sorry for the confusion.

i'm alive Posted by don reynolds HG1941 on May 23, 2005 anybody have ay word about Greeley grads immediately before WW2?

Free Concert in NYC! Posted by Cecilia Vernes HG1989 on April 20, 2005 SHE, women's vocal ensemble presents LULLABY A free concert at 4 PM, Saturday, April 30, 2005 New location: St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 308 W. 46th St., just west of 8th Ave. The concert of a cappella music will feature: Steven Osgood's Hush..., for SSA and quartet, conducted by Mr. Osgood, and Robert Applebaum's Five Teasdale Miniatures, both world premiere sets of songs, Plus Marian songs, including William Hawley's Regina Coeli, and madrigals by Ernst Krenek. Each SHE concert sponsors a charity. At intermission, those who wish to may make donations to the sponsored group. The Lullaby concert will sponsor the National Stillbirth Association, which will receive 100% of donated monies Please join us for a reception following the concert. For more about SHE, see http://www.shesingers.org Or contact Musical Director Sally Hoskins, at SheSally (at) aol.com

selling house // seeking old friends Posted by Debbie KAHN Cunningham HG1971 on March 17, 2005 My family home in Chappaqua will go on the market late spring or early fall 2005. I would love to sell to someone who would appreciate living in Herman Kahn's home, so, I'm putting that desire "out there". Also, I would love to connect with any old friends who see this announcement. If you read this, please e-mail. Thanks.

Looking for Performing Arts Alumni Posted by The Chappaqua Orchestra on March 7, 2005 The Chappaqua Orchestra is peforming a Tribute to Greeley Graduates on April 2, 2005 at 8PM at the HGHS auditorium. We are seeking to recognize all Greeley Alumni working in the performing arts. I you are interested, or have a story to share, please contact the orchestra at info (at) chappaquaorchestra.org. For more information about the event, see http://www.chappaquaorchestra.org

Career Move Posted by Bruce Smith HG1976 on March 6, 2005 Greetings! I am living and working in Minnesota, and am planning to make a career move to a marketing and/or communications management job. Am searching nationally. Would appreciate any suggestions for informational interviews, etc. I get back to Chappaqua occasionally to visit my parents and sister. Hope you all are doing well! Cordially, Bruce

Ironman Arizona Posted by Michael Cesta HG1979 on February 18, 2005 Any one else going to do this race? If so send me an email. Hope everyone who reads this are well. Would not mind hearing from some old friends

Class of 1981 Class Photos Posted by Jesse Chan-Norris HG1995 on February 14, 2005 So, after sitting on these photos for almost 5 years, I have finally posted what I believe to be the K-6th grade class photos from the HGHS class of 1981. Please let me know if you see any problems, or if you would like your name removed. http://x.hghs.org/class/1981/

Moved away, but still remember Posted by Debbie Gordon HG1990 on January 24, 2005 Hi everyone, I left right before 9th grade, but my years in Chappaqua were certainly memorable. I think of a lot of people often, and would love to get back in touch. Aly Peduto, Julia Beame, Julie Vozick, Kumi Aruz, Mel Fava- WOW that was a long time ago. My life kept going full force...i live in Nashville now and own a company called Snappy Auctions http://www.snappyauctions.com Lots of great memories from all of you!

Births Posted by Jeff Dorst HG1986 on January 24, 2005 My wife Alexis & I welcomed fraternal twins Nicole and Cara. They join older sister Sophie (almost 3). Like many others, I've moved back to Chappaqua and have been here for 4 years. Welcome any fresh faces who happen to be back in town....

UPDATE Posted by Patricio Trujillo HG1995 on January 2, 2005 Well this is Paco, that is what alot of people knew me by. I am currently in the Air Force, I am A Staff Sargeant and I am living in Italy at the moment. I joint right after I graduated I was station in Mississippi and I went to the dessert in support of 9/11, right after that I went to south Korea and now like I said I am in Italy. I also just wanted to say hello to all of you.

death of mr visca Posted by rosemarie trotta brown HG1962 on January 1, 2005 Was just surfing and read that dear Mr Visca died this week... what a dear sweet man..made music at Greeley a pleasure and a joy He had been attending our "faculty reunions"..and I believe he was at our last one...

Just checking Posted by Nahida Hadeesh HG1973 on December 25, 2004 I am just wondering if anybody out there remembering me. I attended HG when I was 19 and learned English there... I would like to hear from anyone ... I have very fond memories of teachers and students... but no names.

www.TheDeepDig.com Posted by Kate Roe HG1990 on November 3, 2004 The Deep Dig is a short film I wrote, am producing and acting in. The website is a source of information for those who want to get involved or just stay updated on production. Micah Green (HGHS '90) is providing us with some music and Paul Wilamoski(HGHS '90) is bringing his film background to the dig. It takes a village to make an independent film, so if you have any ideas, please let me know! Thanks.

Updating the '77 directory Posted by Barbara Lyman-Varangis HG1977 on October 29, 2004 I am currently trying to update the contact information that appeared in the 25th reunion directory for the class of 1977. If you would like me to update your information, especially your email address, please contact me at varangis (at) starpower.net. I have gotten back many of the emails I sent as "undeliverable." If you haven't received an email directly from me it means that the address I have for you is incorrect. Hope to hear from many more '77 alums!

A Free Concert Posted by Cecilia Vernes HG1989 on October 29, 2004 SHE, women's vocal ensemble presents CELEBRATION a free concert of music for the season Saturday November 20, 4 PM Church of Grace and St. Paul 123 W 71st St, between Columbus and Broadway New York, NY The concert features 20th and 21st century music for the holiday season, including pieces by Eleanor Daley, Javier Busto, Joan Szymko, William Hawley, Mel Torme, and Bernice Johnston Reagon. At intermission, those who wish to may make donations to the Alliance for Lupus Research, which will receive 100% of funds collected. We welcome first-time concertgoers and children. Plan to stay for the refreshments at the post-concert reception. For further information, contact Sally Hoskins Musical Director of SHE SheSally (at) aol.com 212-799-9833

Teaching Science and Consulatant to NASA/JPL Posted by Deborah (Craig)Soukup HG1972 on October 23, 2004 I have been teaching grades 4-6 science during the past four years in Simi Valley, CA. At the same time I have done three different projects for NASA designing educational activities for teachers and students grades 5-12 involving the Voyager, Ulysses, and Cassini missions.

Another Girl! Posted by Kristin (Johnson) Lane HG1992 on October 8, 2004 Elizabeth Madison Lane was born 8/21/04. 5lbs 12Oz. She joins big sisters Ashley and Kaitlyn! We now have a house full of girls!!!

Screenplay takes top 3 in Project Greenlight Posted by Marshall Moseley HG1979 on October 4, 2004 This past summer my screenplay "Wildcard" placed in the top three in Project Greenlight. I came *that close* to winning. I flew to LA, met Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, and had a Hollywood adventure. In addition I got an agent and an attorney, and it looks like my script will be sold to Dimension Films! So life is good for me on the creative side... --Marshall

new home Posted by Michael Cesta HG1979 on September 21, 2004 My family including wife, daughter and parents have moved to the Twin Cities. I am no longer working in clinical medicine but have become one of the (hated) medical directors of a huge insurance company. Would love to hear from any of you out here.

wet coast news Posted by Gordon Macdougall HG78/9 on August 24, 2004 I moved out here to the wet coast, Seattle, before I could graduate, but still consider HGHS my alma mater...But I do wish the Yankees would quit whupping the Mariners...I'm teaching middel schoolers how to speek good englush, sailing, skiing...living. Anyone out here wanna correspond, let me know. Also, I saw a lot of people looking for Art Mahon on this page...I, however, am looking for his sister, Donna. Any leads? Also all the other usual suspects...give me a call. 206 632 4297 Gordon Macdougall, 1978/1979 (the five year plan!)

Class of 1975 obituary Posted by Sandy Sheppard HG1980 on August 18, 2004 Madelyn Korth Blind passed away suddenly this month at her home in Rochester, NY. I know her as my best friend's older sister and as someone who truly lived life to its fullest; you may recall her as a friend or a fellow swimmer. She leaves behind her husband Pete; her mother Mary Korth Curran; her sisters Kate, Ellen, Vicki, and Marian; her brothers Jim, Jerry, and William (Bill); her step-father Bernie Curran, and her step-siblings Kathy, Bill, Jim, Ed, John, Pat, Dave, and Mike. For those who wishing to do so, donations can be made in her name to the organization where she worked as a volunteer: Womens' Care Center*3252 Lake Avenue*Rochester, NY 14612 or to: Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Rochester 1000 Elmwood Avenue Rochester, NY 14620 Anyone wishing to contact the family can do so through Marian Korth Mullaney (80) at mckm7 (at) aol.com

DEMENTIA PRESIDENTIA Posted by Kate Roe HG1990 on August 11, 2004 If Saturday Night Live is more your humor than Moliere, than this play is for YOU! DEMENTIA PRESIDENTIA a play that pushes the button Presented as part of this year's New York International Fringe Festival. featuring Kate Roe as the First Lady Wed. Aug. 18 (at) 4:45 pm Sat. Aug. 21 (at) Noon Wed. Aug. 25 (at) 9:45 pm Thurs. Aug. 26 (at) 10:15 pm Sat. Aug. 28 (at) 3:45 pm Greenwich Street Theatre 547 Greenwich St. (Charleton & Vandam) C or E to Spring 1 or 9 to Houston for tickets ($15): 212.279.4488 http://www.fringenyc.org

Our New Princess Posted by Wendi Reyes HG1990 on June 21, 2004 We would like to announce the birth of our second daughter Skylher Brooke Reyes. She was born on April 9th 2004 weighing 7lbs 15oz. Her big sister Samantha loves her so much, sometimes to much. We are all adjusting to our new addition.

Personal Update Posted by Mike Curreri HG1980 on June 17, 2004 To my class of 80 friends, I now work for the Master Builders Association in Bellevue, WA, the largest local homebuilder assn in the nation.

Passing of Charles Tetelman Posted by Ron Tetelman HG1974 on June 10, 2004 Charles Tetelman, former Dean of Students at the Bell School, passed away on June 3, 2004 after a battle with cancer. He was 83 years old. A private service has been held.

checking in Posted by Mike Melen HG1971 on May 21, 2004 It was good to see Tony Woodbury's note, although I was under the impression that "Chatino" was an internet language. I must get a new dictionary. It was also good to see the website from Jim McKean. He is starting to look like Queequeg, the part he played in the movie musical "Moby" we made for Mr. Gross' English class. I'm surprised that movie hasn't made it to Turner Classic Movies, especially with its classic scene of Janice Figueroa (as Capt Ahab) being attacked by an umbrella! It's too bad the footage of "Giants In The Earth" was lost. My only starring role... (Per Hansa, not "The Giant"). I've been living in Maryland since 1976, and we're bracing for the cicadas. I have my industrial strength flyswatter at the ready. I understand they are a delicacy (I'll take your word for it), so if anyone wants a shipment let me know. My windshield seems to attract them.

Hi 71-ers... Posted by Tony Woodbury HG1971 on April 12, 2004 Hi Barbara, Sue, Jon, Jim, Jay, Dottie, and all you other 71-sters who have posted here...nice site! I've been in Austin, teaching linguistics at the U of Texas for these last..24 years (yikes...). My latest project is training and working with speakers of Chatino, an indigenous language of Oaxaca, Mx, to document their language. Love to hear from old friends! --Tony

Just Looking Posted by Jane (Jen) Murray-Stringer HG1995 on April 5, 2004 Maybe I'm regressing, I'm not sure. Recently I went to see Jeff Rothman's Band play in NYC and I started thinking that I spent 11 years with many of you and yet I dropped off the face of the earth after Graduation. I miss a lot of you. I was wondering how you're doing. I'm married now and have a five year old daughter named Emma. I do freelance photography and live in Valhalla. If anyone is out there (Amy Singer, Katie Clippard, Laurie Netto and others) I'd love to say hello and see how you're all doing. E-mail me and we can regress together.

Concert; Sunday April 4th 2004 Posted by Cecilia HG1989 on April 1, 2004 SHE women's vocal ensemble presents NEIGHBORS Contemporary choral music from North and South America Sunday April 4, 2004 4 PM Church of Grace and St. Paul 123 W 71st St. between Columbus and Broadway New York, NY The concert of 20th and 21st century a cappella pieces for women's chorus will feature music by New York composers William Hawley and Matthew Harris. The program includes Hawley's Salve Regina (New York premiere) , Harris's Object Lesson, and works by Ernani Aguiar, Alberto Favero, Joan Szymko, Emma Lou Diemer, and Stephen Hatfield. The concert is free. Each SHE concert sponsors a charitable organization. Audience members who wish to may make donations at intermission to support the Annie Tinker Association for Women, which provides direct financial assistance to retired women in need of support. 100% of donated funds will be forwarded to the TInker Association. Children are welcome. For further information, please contact Sally Hoskins, SHE's musical director, at 212-799-9833 or SheSally (at) aol.com

Class of 2004 Posted by Kay Miyoshi HG2005 on March 28, 2004 Siobhan, Margaret, Becky, Katelyn, Ariel, Jessica, Devin!!!!! Hey guys! Wow, its been so long and I know I've missed almost everything since I left...which was in 3rd grade! Well guys, just 2 more months and you're out of here! I'm still really disappointed that I'm not able to graudate there, with all of you guys but hey! Hopefully I'll find my way around the summer to stop by in time for the actual graduation hahah :) I hope you guys are living it the fullest right now and we better keep in touch more often! Take care. I miss you guys SO much. and hope to see you soon! I love you girls always, Kay Miyoshi

NEW COMEDY NYC Posted by Kate Roe HG1990 on March 25, 2004 Self promoting once again. I'm in a new, very funny play in NYC. The info: BRANDO April 1 - May 1 at the Irish Arts Center 553 West 51st Street Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8pm tickets ($15) at smarttix.com or call 212.868.4444 More info at http://www.kateroe.com. Thanks! (And if you do come, make sure you stay afterward so I can say hi and thank you in person!)

Bubbly in Bethel Posted by Katie Farrell HG1994 on March 8, 2004 Smiling... more then ever. I am married to a wonderful man named Brian Keane from Brewster NY. We also have a baby boy, his name is Benjamin August Keane. hope everyone is well. Katie Keane

School Ring Found Posted by Sue Hernandez HG1972 on January 23, 2004 Sorry to intrude on your alumni page as I am not actually a graduate of the school. About 5-6 years ago I found a Horace Greeley High School ring and I have been searching for the owner so I can return it. The ring has a blue stone, graduation year of 1972. Inside it is inscribed with 'ANDI'. If anyone knows who this ring belongs to please contact me at the email address listed. Thanks. Followup: Andi Weiss '72 has been contacted. Hopefully the ring has found its way back to its owner.

I got married! Posted by Lauren Zaslansky HG1992 on January 2, 2004 I married Eric Conner on November 15th in Wilmington, DE. Eric and I met at Penn in Spanish class, but took almost 9 years to actually start dating. At the wedding were many Greeleyites including '92ers Kathy (Tilzer) Simon (bridesmaid), Jessica Anenberg, Marni (Wasserman) Bernstein, Judy (Levy) Battaglia, Eric Sharfstein and Brad Corr ('98). And of course my sister, maid-of-honor, Rachel Zaslansky ('94) and brother, groomsmen Michael Zaslansky ('98). Eric and I live in Los Angeles and are always look forward to our East Coast friends coming for a visit.

Great Website Posted by Rob Sturm HG1985 on December 1, 2003 I just happened to notice this website for the first time today. Great idea; kudos to its creator. It's fun to see what everyone is up. As for me, since our tenth reunion, I have been busy with the following.... Shortly thereafter, I took a sabbatical from my work as an employment attorney and embarked on a journey to Vietnam to teach English. It was very rewarding experience that started as a six-month teaching engagement and ultimately extended into a 13 month stint and a locally published ESL book. In early 1997, I got married (despite my mother's repeated desires, we don't have kids yet. Fortunately, my sister took much of the heat off by having two sons). In early 1998 I started teaching indoor Spinning (stationary cycling) as a hobby (I had picked up distance bicycling when I moved to California in 1992). In 2001, I set the then-existing Guinness World Record for indoor stationary cycling as part of a charity fundraising effort for Special Olympics. At the end of 2002, I left the partnership of Littler Mendelson (in San Francisco) and relocated to Klamath Falls, Oregon where my wife and I work for JELD-WEN, inc. Although she still sorely misses the food and shopping of San Francisco, the small-town feel of Klamath Falls sometimes brings back fond memories of Chappaqua. I noticed a number of postings about our 20 year reunion (wow, that's a pretty big number, it feels like it should be appreciably less). I am happy to assist with the organizing effort although I may be somewhat handicapped in what I can do because I am so far away. I had a lot more fun at our 10-year reunion than I had expected and think a 20-year reunion would be even better, particularly if the turnout were good. Is somebody coordinating this? If so, let me know how I can help.

Any '96ish people in LA? Posted by Max Braz HG1996 on December 1, 2003 That is class of '96, not 96 year olds. I just moved out to Los Angeles about 2 months ago. If you are in the area and want to catch up, drop me an email.

Michael Suchman on stage at Carnegie Hall Posted by Michael Suchman HG1989 on November 19, 2003 Many of you may remember me as a Walter Schalk dancer. Well I am still dancing. This will be my 4th time on Carnegie's stage. I am currently on the dance team of the New York City Gay Men's Chorus. Our next concert is December 12, 2003. The show is called, A Twisted Holiday. The music will be new and different arrangements of familiar holiday songs. The is going to be fantastic!!! I encourage everyone to come. For more information about the concert and the NYCGMC in general visit http://www.nycgmc.org. So, to answer the question of how do you get to Carnegie Hall...Take Walter Schalk.

High Five Posted by Aran Dodson HG1995 on November 14, 2003 I'd like to give a shout-out to Emily Schwarz! Bet you didn't think I'd do it, didja?

Congrats to Elena Vassallo! Posted by Kim Russell HG1994 on November 3, 2003 http://www.nytimes.com/2003/11/02/fashion/weddings/02VASS.html Saw this in the NY Times from this past weekend... Congrats to Elena Vassallo (Class of 1994) and Dave Becker (Class of 1993) on their recent wedding! :)

Peter Sherry wins Marine Corp Marathon Posted by Lisa Lanna HG1986 on October 31, 2003 Thought this was great news to post online. Peter Sherry (Class '86) won the Marine Corp Marathon in Washington DC. Read all about it. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A19994-2003Oct26.html Nice work Peter! Congrats!

Interested in seeing a fellow classmate Posted by Brian Bentson HG1980 on September 14, 2003 Hi, Many of my classmates of 1980 may not remember me, I was not popular. I often visit this web-site in hopes of seeing a message posted by someone I knew back then. I was not very popular back then but was "pick" on allot for being gay. Funny, I didn't realize that "outing" myself back then would have any negative effects on my future life. I just wanted to post this message to anyone out there from class of '80 who knew me or knew of me or even yet made fun of me to realize that I made it Ok and went on with my life. I am a successful Accountant working for an Architectural firm for the past 15 years. Doing very well and very happy. I live in the Boston area now for the past 20 years. When I look back at my High School Days, (Drama club, Spring Finale and Senior Musical) I think of difficult times trying to adjust to a changing society. I know times have changed (thank God) but I wanted all who cared to know that I am doing fine, and don't hold any grudges... Take care... Brian If anyone knows the where abouts of Art Mahon let me know, thanks!

Greg Harr - a STAR! Posted by Pam Degelsmith Sorin HG1991 on September 4, 2003 Did anyone catch Greg Harr, Class President of the class of 1991, on Sex and the City a couple of weeks ago? For those who watch the show, it was the "Shoes" episode. In the beginning of the show, Miranda convinces her coop board to allow a new applicant into the building. Greg plays an upper east side yuppie who comments on the applicant. Congrats Greg- you have come a long way from "Anything Goes"!!

Greetings from the Republic of Boulder Posted by Barbara Moss Connell HG1971 on September 1, 2003 Great website. I have lost track of all of my class (1971) and would love news of old friends. After 20 years teaching Spanish in Maine, I'm now semi'retired and my husband and I moved to Boulder, CO three years ago.

Newest member of HGHS class of 2021! Posted by Melissa Biren Singer HG1991 on August 29, 2003 Scott ('90) and I wanted to share some good news as 2003 has been an incredibly exciting year for us. In the spring I earned my Ph.D. in clinical psychology. Soon after we bought a house in Chappaqua and made the move back home! Most importantly, on August 21, 2003 our beautiful daughter, Kayla Biren Singer, was born. We are just ecstatic with joy about our little wonder! Hope everyone is doing well - we'd love to hear from fellow classmates when you're back in town!

JUST A HELLO Posted by ROBERT GOODING HG1979 on August 22, 2003 Just found the website and wanted to send out a HELLO to anyone I haven't seen for a while. Take care!!

Hi Posted by Annette A Molenaar HG92 on August 20, 2003 Hi, I just wanted to drop a line. Sorry, Alisa I've not written in 2 years. I've been busy. I've gone back to school to finish my BA. My BA will be in Criminal Justices. My next goal will be Law school in 2005. As for now I'm working and going to school. My boyfriend and I have been together 5 years and counting. Summer was busy, but in the long it's been fun. If anybody wants to drop a line please do. I want to know how everybody is doing. Kim Russell I got your e-mail. Sorry I never wrote back. I wish everybody a great rest of the summer. A.Molenaar

Megan Ingram Abbott Posted by Jill Ingram HG1984 on June 30, 2003 My husband, Richard, and I are pleased to announce the birth of our daughter, Megan - 13 March 2003. She was welcomed home by her 2 year old brother Aiden. Looking forward to the 20th reunion!

Hello Posted by Cathy (Althoff) Kerr HG1974 on June 29, 2003 Just found this website! Was very interesting to scroll through the past years. Moved away in 1976 and now living in Greenville SC. I have lost touch with quite a few people. If anyone has info on Elaine (Stoia) Feldman or Renee Abbott please e-mail me. Any news on a 30 year (that sounds so old) reunion? Went to the 20th and it was fun seeing so many after being away for so long. Thanks for a great website!

baby Posted by Michael Cesta HG1979 on June 22, 2003 PLease to anounce the brith of Elizabeth Fall Cesta on March 1, 2003

Number 3 Posted by Warren Rockmacher HG1985 on June 17, 2003 Just a quick update - My wife and I are happy to announce the birth of Talia Margit Rockmacher - May 28, 2003. Talia was welcomed home by big brother Zach (9) and big sister Sara (5). We live in Swampscott, MA. I am looking forward to attending the 20th reunion in 2 more years.

Ode to being "Hip" Posted by Bob Sawyer HG1986 on May 26, 2003 Hi- just thought I'd drop a note to anyone who might remember me. On April 30th, I had my right hip replaced here in Boston. All went extremely well and I'm recuperating at home and doing my best to get off of the two pain meds they have me on. The hip replacement was needed due to the radiation damage from the cancer treatment I had starting in 6/86. I guess doctor's are happy to follow people like me as they find out what the "really long term" side effects of treatments are. It will be nice to be able to walk without a cane and to get rid of the yellow moose that's standing on my kitchen table (pain meds can be so much fun- woo-hoo!). See ya! -Bob

lost people Posted by mike kane HGna on April 26, 2003 dear people,im looking for the family ofrose fischetti born 1902 her two daugthers caroline,born 1924, angie born 1923,bothdaugthers went to horace greeley,grads 1941 1942 the family lived hamilton road father name peter,they all worked eastern air craft ww.11 tarrytown new york durning the war i have there work records from that plant and will return to family, all records have pictures on them,,rose passed away 1982 i cannot find the daugthers?. to respond to my e mail ad subject matter title eastern air please as i do not open all mail.thank you mike kane, mahopac ny.

Hello Posted by Emily Weissleder HG1996 on April 25, 2003 Just thought I would post a note and see if anyone I know is out there (or anyone who knows me)... Went to Greeley for two years, then moved to Florida with my parents. After finishing up school at University of Florida, I moved west. Currently I am living in Frisco, Colorado (outside Breckenridge) and am working at the local newspaper. Would love to hear from anyone so feel free to get in touch and say hi!

HELLO Posted by TOM COLE HG1985 on April 23, 2003 AFTER 7 PLUS YEARS IN ALASKA I'M DOWN IN COLORADO...MARRIED AND WORKING FOR THE NBC AFFILIATE IN DENVER...PERHAPS WE'LL MEET AGAIN IF WE HAVE A REUNION? I HOPE EVERYONE HAS GOOD HEALTH AND GOOD CHEER...DO IT NOW!!!! PIECE TO YOU!

Wedding in Westhampton Posted by Gregory Frank HG1990 on April 20, 2003 Andrew Vincent was married to Rachel a beautifull bride on April 5, 2003 at the Westhampton Bath and Tennis Club. Those from the class of 1990 that attended included best men Tim Hudson and William Winstanley. Also Mike Klebanow and his wife, as well as Greg Frank were there. Andrew's Brother Bradley and his wife and many friends and family all had a wondefull time!

Annual Newsletter Posted by Sandy Rynd Chaleski HG1958 on April 15, 2003 The Class of 1958 publishes an annual newsletter mailed to about 100 of its members. If you are one of our "lost" members who have not been hearing from us, please contact Sandy Rynd Chaleski in order to have your name and address added to our active list. Reunions have been held at random times, and the only way to be included is to be on our mailing list. We have terrific classmates who are leading interesting lives all over the world, and who are staying connected to our Chappaqua roots.

Sarah Pincus - contact info Posted by Sarah Pincus HG1993 on March 17, 2003 Re: my posting looking for Jeneen Garcia, I inadvertently omitted my email address. If anyone knows where Jeneen is, or simply wants to contact me to say hi, please email me at sammyj75 (at) aol.com. Thanks!

Kate Roe ('90) in new play Posted by Kate Roe HG1990 on March 15, 2003 THE LADY WAS A GENTLEMAN March 20th-April 13th. Thursday-Saturday (at) 8PM, Sunday (at) 3PM Theater for the New City (155 1st Avenue (at) 10th Street) $10 Reservations: 212.254.1109 or www.theaterforthenewcity.org A docu-comedy set in St. Louis, 1858 about the lesbian actress, Charlotte Cushman.

Jeneen Garcia, Where Art Thou? Posted by Sarah Pincus HG1993 on March 7, 2003 If anyone knows how to contact Jeneen Garcia, class of 1993, please let me know! Huge thanks...

Bill Bleier Posted by Kimberly Russell HG1994 on March 4, 2003 Congratulations to Bill Bleier and his wife, Rivka, on the birth of their first child, a son, born Monday Feb 24th, 2003. His name is Moshe Eliezer. He weighed 7.7 pounds and has brown hair and blue eyes. Bill & family currently reside in Jerusalem, Israel.

Trying to Locate Posted by Gillian Wheat HG1975 on February 17, 2003 I am trying to locate Kerry Kelner and Ann Townsend, if anyone has any information that might help, I'd love to hear it! I'd also like to hear from any of my other friends from Greeley.

Finding friends in my class Posted by shelley HG1980 on December 19, 2002 I'd love to hear from anyone graduating class of 1980

Engaged!!!! Posted by wendi reyes HG1990 on December 11, 2002 I want to announce the engagement of my sister Marnie Cohen (1993) to Shaun Levine. May they have a lifetime of happiness. A June 2003 wedding is planned.

The Secret Hunter: A new Play Posted by Jack Cleary HG88 on November 20, 2002 I will be appearing in The Secret Hunter written by my wife Stephanie Dell'Anno Cleary, which begins previews Dec. 6th and runs through the 22nd at the The American Theater of Actors: Chernucin Theater 314 West 54th st. 2nd fl. Tickets can be purchaced at http://Smarttix.com or (212) 206-1515. Our Movie The Basement also written by my wife and featuring myself, won Best Family Drama at The New York International Film & Video Festival 2002. For more info view our website http://www.shapeshifterproductions.com

hghs.org on hiatus Posted by Jesse Chan-Norris HG1995 on November 4, 2002 hghs.org is going on holiday! I am about to embark on a month and a long trip that will take me around the world from Paris to Barcelona, through Moscow and St. Petersburg, Helsinki Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Saipan, Seattle and finally landing me back in NYC. As such, any news and email address listings will be held until I get home. Sorry for the inconvenience, but I promise to take care of everythin upon my return on December 20th. Take care!

Hey Neighbor, where'd ya go? Posted by Dave Peterson HG1993 on November 2, 2002 Hey IAN BROWN, you moved w/o giving anyone your number in Chicago. I was just there the other day. I'm leaving for another 6 month mid east "cruise" vacation courtesy of the U.S. Navy. Shoot me an email dude.

Kate Roe '90 in new play, NYC Posted by Kate Roe HG1990 on October 28, 2002 "LAST DAY" at Altered Stages. That's 212 West 29th Street (between 7th and 8th Ave) on the nights of November 14, 15, and 16 at 8pm. The play opens on the 2nd, but I will be performing the 14th-16th only. Tickets at http://www.smarttix.com or 212.206.1515. For more information you can go to my website: http://www.kateroe.com. Come! It's a comedy!

Alexandra Farquhar Marries on Cape Cod Posted by Gillian Farquhar HG1990 on October 28, 2002 Hi all - For those of you from the Class of 1989, I wanted to pass along the good news that my sister, Alexandra, was married this weekend to Philip Reagan. They married in Chatham on Cape Cod - and a great time was had by all. Lots of people/parents from Chappaqua there! Hope everyone is well. Gillian

Hello Posted by John Barbasetti HG1988 on October 15, 2002 Hello everybody, What an interesting web site. Congratulations to everyone who deserves it... John

Sue Montroy's Novel Posted by Sue Montroy HG1978 on October 10, 2002 Sue Montroy's first novel published - "Finding Aloha" . Check it out on Amazon.com, Boarders.com, Barnes&Noble.com...

HGHS81 Yahoo! Group Formed Posted by Linda (Freed) Puertolas HG1981 on October 9, 2002 Hello, A Yahoo! email group has been started to allow the Class of 1981 to correspond and potentially plan any future reunions. If you're interested in joining us, please sign up at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HGHS81/join Thanks!

About Jay Sanders '71 Posted by Phil Stewart on October 09, 2002 Jay Sanders ('71) sent this note and for those of you in the NY area, I thought you would find it of interest: I'll be in this show through October 16th, then I'll be rotating back and forth as my schedule permits. The plan is to switch well-known actors through a few of the roles to bring greater atention to the piece. We open later this week and the audience response so far has been tremendous! I will most likely return to the show as my schedule allows and their needs arise, and since it's right across the Village from us here, it's a great thing to be in and out of. -- Jay Here is the show's flyer information: America has a legal system. It needs a justice system. THE CULTURE PROJECT presents THE EXONERATED: In Their Own Words, starring Jill Clayburgh, Richard Dreyfuss, Sara Gilbert and Jay O. Sanders will lead a company of 10 in a riveting new play that tells the true stories of six innocent survivors of Death Row. THE EXONERATED was written by Erik Jensen & Jessica Blank and was directed by Bob Balaban.

Living in Croton -on-Hudson, Realtor Posted by Christina D'Onofrio (Canellas) HG1987 on September 15, 2002 Hello, My husband Steven and I recently moved out of Manhattan and bought a home in Croton-on-Hudson, a big change and we love it! It would be great to hear from old friends now that we're in the area again. Also, I'm a Realtor, please e-mail me if you need any help in that department as well, I work in all the local areas- Best Wishes to all! Tina

Hello! Posted by Greg Needell HG1981 on September 10, 2002 I graduated from Stratton Mtn School but was a part of the class of 1981 until 10th grade. I am living in Wenatchee, WA with my wife and son and work for the US Ski Team as a coach for the Men's World Cup team. Beyond that, I am looking ot touch base with any number of people who would like to get in touch. Does't really matter who...Just out of touch with New York for over 15 years now. Wondering what's going on back there! Greg

back on the east coast... Posted by Brad Mena HG1995 on September 1, 2002 ...after a long drive from vail, colorado i have returned to the NYC metro area. staying with mom and dad at their house in stamford until i find a job and a place of my own. stamford is ok, but i rather have an apartment in the east village! anyone want to hire a chemist? send some news. it would be great to hear from old classmates.

Moved in 1993 Posted by Beth Flatley HG1996 on July 29, 2002 hmmm...where to start? I left Chappaqua many years ago but wondered if anyone remembered me? I am curious about what people are doing that I had known when i was 5 years old till my good 'ol Bell school years smoking behind Marios pizza I have lived many places since NY but am settled in San Francisco right now..email me, I would love to know where Olivia Edmonds and Pete Fell went...even Pete Devlin??? Later...

Whatever happened to Posted by Meredith Master HG'86 on July 24, 2002 Various people, but most especially David Kelley. Last saw him having a burrito in the Haight circa 1995. I am in Dee Cee right now, looking to move. Anybody, drop me a line.

Book published Posted by James N. McKean HG1971 on July 22, 2002 Quattrocento was published July 2, 2002 by Doubleday. http://www.mckeanviolins.com

GreeleyAlumni Newsletter Notice Posted by Phil Stewart on July 6, 2002 The Greeley Theater Alumni & Teacher's Newsletter -- which covers news and pictures about nearly everyone who went to or taught at Greeley -- has a new email address: greeleynews (at) directvinternet.com. If you have news you would like to share or would like a trial subscription, feel free to contact us!

It's a girl Posted by Kristin (Johnson) Lane HG1992 on June 23, 2002 She may be small when it comes to size...but she's the queen of the cutie pies! Kaitlyn Alexandra Lane was born May 18th at 1:45 AM, 2lbs, 13oz, 16in. A little premature but she is doing fine. Kaitlyn is still in the NICU waiting to grow big but will be home around her due date (7/8). Donny and I can't wait to have our little girl home.

Here We Go! Posted by Mitch Greenberg HG1992 on June 21, 2002 Greetings from the south!...no, not Cuba...Boca Raton, but its close enough. I say we follow in the footsteps of our fore fathers (class of '90 -'91) and schedule our 10 yr. in NYC during Thanksgiving weekend '02. Lets get the ball rolling. Lots of people have flight bookings and reservations to make, including all 50 or so of us who moved out west to Boulder, Co. Start talking about that weekend, and maybe we could cause enough buzz to get something going. Mark your calendars, sync those watches. See you there!

Now in NYC Posted by Tracy Sivitz HG1978 on June 12, 2002 Hello out there. I'm living in NYC now with my hubby and kids, back in school at Yale getting a Ph.D in Jewish history. My triplets, Abby, Michael, and Lily just turned 8!!! My husband Bart. a Washington Post reporter, is busy on the terrorist beat. Can't believe our 25th reunion is next year. I'd love to be in touch with old friends. Take care. Tracy

Avon Breast Cancer 3-Day Posted by Alison May HG1994 on June 10, 2002 Hello everyone, In October I will be walking from Bear Mountain to Manhattan to raise money to support the fight against breast cancer. I've been training by walking 20-30 miles per week and will continue that for the next 4 months. In order to walk I have to raise $1900.00 in donations. I'm hoping some of you out there will want to support me. A few statistics: * There are over 1 million women in America with undetected breast cancer. * One in 9 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. * This year, 500 people per day will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. If you would like more information, or to make a donation, please email me. Alternatively, you can visit my homepage at: http://homepage.bethepeople.com/mphp/3DNY-2002/alisonmay1998 Thank you in advance for your support! I'll be posting my progress occasionally. As of yesterday I have walked 101 miles in training. Averaging 3.5 miles per hour. The walking is wonderful, the blisters are not, but hey, it's all better than breast cancer! Please help me fight this horrible disease!!!! Thank you for your support, Alison May Class of 1994 3DNY-2002 Walker #9771

Just a hello! Posted by Andy Crouch HG1989 on May 20, 2002 Just wanted to post a hello here to those who remember me, it certainly has been a long time. I am living in Houston, Texas now with my wife and daughter. Would love to hear from some of the old faces. :)

Community For 1970s Posted by Peter W. Adler HG1970 on May 7, 2002 At the 30th reunion we dec