Alleman 
Class of '65
45th Graduation Reunion
Class of '65
45th Graduation Reunion
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Alleman Class of '65:
"ReUnion HomeRoom" Page
{History}
"ReUnion HomeRoom" Page
{History}
Our 45th (Anniversary) Reunion is now History!
Our WebSite is now our Record of the fun we had & the folks who joined us.
Our WebSite is now our Record of the fun we had & the folks who joined us.
61% of those who could...RESPONDED!!!
154 Grads, Spouses & Friends came on Saturday Night.
200+ people (best estimate) showed up on Friday Night...WOW!!!
154 Grads, Spouses & Friends came on Saturday Night.
200+ people (best estimate) showed up on Friday Night...WOW!!!
Here are some photos showing just a "bit" of our preparation.
If you have Comments, Questions or Corrections...send us an E-Mail.
To send us an E-Mail...
CLICK the Link BELOW
AllemanReunion@att.net
See a Photo you like?
Place your Cursor on the Shot, Click & Hold your Mouse, and then Drag the Cursor and the Photo to your DeskTop (then release the Mouse).
CLICK the Link BELOW
AllemanReunion@att.net
See a Photo you like?
Place your Cursor on the Shot, Click & Hold your Mouse, and then Drag the Cursor and the Photo to your DeskTop (then release the Mouse).
Part of our Reunion Committee. Karen DeWulf's husband (Chris Klockau) helped out with a Sound System
Thanks to Joe Lacaeyse...it was in COLOR!!!
Thanks to Joe Lacaeyse...it was in COLOR!!!
Chris Klockau in Kiely's Garage. Ed Kiely working with the Klockau Sound BlowTorch!!!
Ed getting 2 Nights [13.9 hours] of Music all "mixed". Ed created a Reunion Radio Station (W.A.H.S.)
and a Computer Program (aptly named).
and a Computer Program (aptly named).
Bill Marsoun's exceptional ArtWork for our WebSite and our Reunion Booklet Cover)
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Place your Cursor on the Shot, Click & Hold your Mouse in that Position, and then Drag the Photo to your DeskTop (and release the Mouse).
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See a Photo you like?
Place your Cursor on the Shot, Click & Hold your Mouse in that Position, and then Drag the Photo to your DeskTop (and release the Mouse).