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Update January 17, 2012
Another year has turned. We haven't had any major happenings with our class, or at least none reported to me. We still try to enjoy dinners monthly at Ziggie's and look forward to visits from all our classmates, both local and from out of town. Tonight was supposed to be our meeting for January but we had too many that couldn't make it. So, I greet you from the computer. Hope all are having a good new year.

Update August 20, 2011
It's been awhile since I worked on the website because my senility kicked in. The software company updated my web program and it took me a while to get brave enough to figure out how to use it. That's tough to admit for a person who earned their living with computers.

Members of the Class of '65 have met the last few months at Ziggie's for dinner and good times. So far the crowd is small but growing. We have been meeting the third Tuesday of the month (senior citizen day). This month we met earlier in the month to accomodate Linda 'Sue' Croney Aten who was here from Virginia Beach. If any of you out-of-town classmates are planning a visit, let us know so we can plan accordingly. For those who live here in West Plains, come join us. After all, we have lots in common.

Update January 1, 2011
It's the beginning of a new year and we just finished a time of celebration of the holidays. I was especially blessed with a visit with Jennifer Zaiser Lange. She was unable to attend our reunion but we had a good time catching up on classmates and families. In our talking I realized that there are some of you who don't recognize the classmates in the pictures of the reunions. Consequently, I am in the process of adding the names to the pictures so you can recognize your friends. It will probably take me a bit of time so please be patient and Happy New Year!

Update October 20, 2010
I have uploaded some pictures from the most recent reunion. I apologize for the quality of the pictures but I wanted to get some pictures out there to share with those who could not make it to our 45th reunion. I will be working on getting more and better pictures as I can find them.

In the meantime, the portraits are back and we are in the process of coordinating the distribution of them. If you ordered a portrait, you should have your copy soon. For now, click on the Gallery button to the left and click on the parade picture to see some of the fun you might have missed out on at this year's reunion. Then, plan on attending the next reunion and be a part of our good time.

Update October 6, 2010
Just received this comment from Wayne Calhoun and felt it deserved a place on the front page:

Had a great time Friday and Saturday. Enjoyed meeting and greeting all the classmates. Just wanted to give a special thank you to Danny James for doing a great job of keeping everything going in spite of all the interruptions (Fire Drills yet! I thought we were through with them when we got out of school). Five years will go pretty fast. Hope to see everyone and more back here for the fiftieth.

Update October 4, 2010
For those of you who attended our 45th reunion this weekend, Thank You. I feel we had a wonderful time due to the people who showed up because it was so great to get together with old friends and catch up on old times. For those that were unable to join in, you missed out on the excitement. We had a good turnout at the parade on Friday. We didn't win a prize with our float but got lots of attention because of the "old folks". They were jealous that we were having so much fun. Friday night we cheered our Zizzer team to the first touchdown of the game even though the lead didn't hold for long. It was a good game and although my muscles are still complaining about the bleachers (not like my recliner) I am glad we had such a group show up to cheer on our team. On Saturday, we had just started arriving at the cafeteria when we were joined by the fire department dressed out in their HazMat suits. We were promptly asked to evacuate the building due to a gas leak but that didn't deter us. The conversations just moved to the outside of the building and we visited until the signal to come back in. The rest of the evening was filled with talking and laughter and good food. You would have thought it was like when we ate in the cafeteria (the noise) but the food was much better. We are already anticipating our next reunion. I have been asked to share addresses/email addresses. Because of privacy concerns, I will not post them on the website but will be glad to share them with others when I get your permission. Just contact me with who you are looking for and I will take care of the rest. If you already know that you don't care if I share your information, go on and send me a message with the permission. This will speed up the process. I hope to keep communication open among our classmates. After all, we ARE the Class of '65.