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•   Randy Robinson (Robinson)  3/30
•   Lester Swanson  10/13
•   Bruce Lakin  10/12
•   Doug Fritsch  4/14
•   Barbara Freborg (Ross)  2/26
•   Chuck Bell  12/8
•   Steve Holmgren  10/24
•   Linda Farrington (Bertelson)  10/18
•   Mike Pavletic  11/22
•   Leslie "Lee" Scott (Chase)  11/1
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW


WHERE WE LIVE


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1 lives in Alaska
2 live in Arizona
3 live in California
3 live in Colorado
1 lives in Delaware
13 live in Florida
1 lives in Georgia
1 lives in Idaho
60 live in Illinois
2 live in Indiana
1 lives in Iowa
1 lives in Kansas
1 lives in Maine
2 live in Maryland
1 lives in Massachusetts
1 lives in Michigan
2 live in Minnesota
1 lives in Missouri
1 lives in Nebraska
1 lives in Nevada
2 live in New Hampshire
1 lives in New Mexico
4 live in North Carolina
2 live in Ohio
3 live in Oregon
2 live in Tennessee
3 live in Texas
1 lives in Utah
1 lives in Virginia
2 live in Washington
16 live in Wisconsin
102 location unknown

MISSING CLASSMATES


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Reunion 2018

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Checkout "Reunion 2018 Photos" on the web site.  Happy to add any new pictures anyone might have. How is Covid going for everyone - did your life change - let us know.
So many memorable events took place in 1968. The country mourned the losses of Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy. The Vietnam War was happening on the other side of the world. American Black athletes expressed themselves in never before seen ways at the Olympics in Mexico. The space program continued to amaze, launching the first un-manned rocket to orbit the moon. The music ranged from the Beatles, to Mowtown, to folk and to rock and roll. The movie theatres were showing “Planet of the Apes”, “Rosemary’s Baby” and “Bullit” to name a few. And on a hot and humid June 7, 1968, 257 well -mannered and educated young men and women received diplomas acknowledging their completion of four jam packed years at Libertyville High School. (Well mostly well-mannered and somewhat educated.)
Fifty years later there are still wars happening on the other side of the world and American athletes are still expressing themselves in never before seen ways. The music of 1968 can be considered classical and the movies are difficult to find. And while the 257 graduates have dwindled with many classmates having passed, the Wildcat spirit of those left has not waned.
In honor of the 50th anniversary of our graduation from Libertyville High School a weekend reunion is being planned. Please plan on joining us on October 12, 13 and 14 2018 to relive our glory days and catch up with old friends. Your reunion committee has been busy making plans. We will be getting together on October 12 at Post Times Sports Bar in Libertyville and will be having dinner at Dover Straits in Mundelein on October 13. We will also be hosting an optional Sunday brunch on October 14 at a location yet to be determined.
If you joined us for the 45th reunion you know it was a fun, gratifying time. If you were unable to attend that one, mark your calendars and plan on attending this one. Be on the lookout for more information to come and if you have contact with fellow classmates make sure you remind them as well. We really are looking forward to seeing as many classmates as possible.