A Message From the Committee

Our Class of 1960 made a gift of $3500 to Wilson High School for the renovation of their band/orchestra room. The money came from what we had left over from our 50th reunion. Sandy Blazer, Wilson's principal and educator of the year, identified the best use of our donation.

A plaque will be displayed in the room acknowledging our contribution.

HEY CLASSMATES, we hope you had a good time at our class reunion. It was great seeing and talking with you. We heard some great stories.

The Alumni Memory books have been mailed out. (end of August) We hope you like it. 9/6/10

Go to this link for pictures of our reunion. Click on any category picture to open a gallery of photos.

Ron Willis set this up.

http://picasaweb.google.com/Wilso1960

Dear Classmates,

In past years, reunions may have been about “show and tell”,

But this time around it’s all about “show up and share”.

Whether you are rich or poor, athlete or artist,

businessman or scientist, an introvert or extrovert…

IT DOESN’T MATTER!

Whether you’re running a Fortune 500 company or just

punching the clock, retired or collecting unemployment;

Whether you’re living in luxury, or getting by okay or

just flat out broke…

IT DOESN’T MATTER!

Whether you’re still hot stuff, weathering well,

or aging beyond recognition;

Whether your shape is slight or ample, firm or fluffy;

Whether your hair is in abundance or a bit in absence…

IT DOESN’T MATTER!

Whether you’re happily married (for the first,

second, or third time), or divorced;

Whether you’re living single or with a significant other;

Whether you come alone, or with a date…

YOU KNOW, IT JUST DOESN’T MATTER!

Is our message clear yet?

There really is no excuse good enough to keep you

from attending your 50th class reunion. We shared

some formative years together in Long Beach and

have done a lot since then over the past 50 years.

Let’s get together to celebrate and share a few

moments together again.

– Class of ‘60 Reunion Committee