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•   Kim Brunz (Wright)  7/19
•   Donna Barraza (Boyer)  7/17
•   Reed Smith  1/23
•   Kim Sauer (Ommen)  1/22
•   Michelle Neu (Ray)  1/21
•   Cindy Schneider (Erb)  9/17
•   Rob Harrington  5/31
•   Lynn Bolzer  10/8
•   James Hilyard  9/20
•   Zak Perry  8/21
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Percentage of Joined Classmates: 73.4%


A:   47   Joined
B:   17   Not Joined
(totals do not include deceased)

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1 lives in Arizona
7 live in Colorado
1 lives in Georgia
2 live in Illinois
1 lives in Iowa
1 lives in Kansas
1 lives in Maryland
1 lives in Missouri
1 lives in Montana
31 live in Nebraska
2 live in North Carolina
1 lives in Ohio
2 live in South Dakota
2 live in Texas
1 lives in Utah
2 live in Washington
1 lives in Wisconsin
5 live in Wyoming
1 lives in France

UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS



•   Rick Kling  4/28

Mitchell High School
Class Of 1985

 

If you are a member of Mitchell High School Class of 1985, click on  the "1985 Class Members" link, then find and click on your name to register on the site.  Once you have been verified as a class member, you will have access to all areas of our website!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     
 
 

 

 

 

 

  Very true, poignantly written paragraph by a previous student from Lee High School. It has been changed slightly to reflect MHS and our time there.  Regardless of where this came from, it is worth reading if you're considering not attending our reunion due to your previous experiences in Mitchell Public Schools.

 "I am sure many former students, no matter what high school they attended, ask the age old question, "Why should I attend my class reunion?" It is a valid question, and I am sure if you expend a large allotment of time and mental effort, one could find a myriad of reasons not to make an appearance. Some of us will not attend because we are mentally limited by the way our lives have turned out, or the way we may appear. "Man, I can't attend looking like this. I look as broad as a barn, with the doors both wide open." "Gee, what if people discover that I shovel elephant dung at the circus." "I didn't have anything in common with these people." "Will my friends be intimidated that I am lavishly and sinfully wealthy?" Of course you could be the fat man at the circus, where you shovel pachyderm feces on the side, but you have made several million bucks on the sides as a commodities trader. Wouldn't that be a story to tell your old friends? It is a fact we are not the same people that took those final steps from those halls of Mitchell High School so many years ago. Back then we were all fresh faces, with dreams in hand and spirit, eager to stamp our own unique signature into this temporal world. Some of those dreams came to fruition. For others those dreams changed and evolved into a different and marvelous reality unfathomable as mere kids. Whatever we have become, for the most part we are far better people than when we left the launching pad back in 1985. We are more articulate, expressive and more self assured of ourselves. We have the ability to fight through the insecurities of youth and peer pressure that limited the full potential that resided; chained deep within our psyches. For once, we can reveal our true selves and in return uncover the 'undiscovered country' in our friend's lives. We are more complete people. It is a time of rediscovering why we were all friends and companions at one time. The fact that we have shared a common experience during a moment in time that was extremely blessed by God and directed by loving parents, is the social glue that beckons at the core of our souls to come home, at least one more time. It is hopeful that you will have a blast at our class reunion. Please understand that as we get older, time is a precious and limited commodity. Invest into it wisely and reap the wealthy payout in smiles, laughter and love."  


  


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