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TO: LHS Class of '77 Classmates--THANK YOU! For Your Support
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 11:59 am
by Brian Essi
Last weekend, I attended the 40th LHS Class of '77 Reunion. The estimate was that over 200 classmates attended Friday and Saturday night events.
Nearly 20 of my classmates went out of their way to mention that they read the Deck and Observer and are 100% behind me in my efforts.
That meant a lot to me---I was a bit overwhelmed.
So,
THANK YOU!
Re: TO: LHS Class of '77 Classmates--THANK YOU! For Your Support
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 12:48 pm
by Stan Austin
LHS Class of '67 (which many consider to be the best class ever) had our 50th 3 weeks ago. Just sayin'
Re: TO: LHS Class of '77 Classmates--THANK YOU! For Your Support
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 1:53 pm
by Brian Essi
Stan Austin wrote:LHS Class of '67 (which many consider to be the best class ever) had our 50th 3 weeks ago. Just sayin'
Can we split the difference and agree that the Class of '72 may have the most profound impact on present day Lakewood than either of our classes?
(LOL!)
Re: TO: LHS Class of '77 Classmates--THANK YOU! For Your Support
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 2:16 pm
by Stan Austin
Hmmm-- sounds good, pal--- I was just getting ready to reply to naysayers that "They could look it up"
Re: TO: LHS Class of '77 Classmates--THANK YOU! For Your Support
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 2:29 pm
by Gary Rice
The LHS Class of '69 was MORE than fine.
Our class motto?
Yesterday, only a dream. Tomorrow, a vision, but today we live. (Which I believe was a shortened version of a saying by Kālidāsa,)
Back to the bass drum...
You SAY that you don't play the drums?
We don't care, that's cool.
We just want you all to know,
That RANGER DRUMMERS RULE!
Re: TO: LHS Class of '77 Classmates--THANK YOU! For Your Support
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 9:12 pm
by Pam Wetula
Brian Essi wrote:Stan Austin wrote:LHS Class of '67 (which many consider to be the best class ever) had our 50th 3 weeks ago. Just sayin'
Can we split the difference and agree that the Class of '72 may have the most profound impact on present day Lakewood than either of our classes?
(LOL!)
I am from the Class of '72. We had our 45th Reunion at Vosh recently. Mike Summers was our President and was there. Jay Foran was there..
YUP! Via these men and their friends, the Class of '72 has had the biggest impact on present day Lakewood than any other year. I am so proud!!!
(NOT) (DOUBLE NOT)
Thank you for all you do Brian Essi- trying to expose the misdeeds executed by these people.