DLHS 1989 graduates:

Wow - what a wonderful weekend for our 20th reunion. It was a real pleasure to see one another and enjoy great fellowship, food, laughter, and memories. Thank you so much for your participation and investing your time and money to attend.

For those of you who couldn't attend, the reunion was a tremendous success. But, we missed you. Friday night was a wet evening at the Lipscomb vs. Goodpasture game. They beat us pretty bad in this 41st meeting of the two schools. The first quarter was fun, but it went downhill pretty quick. They asked our class to go out to mid-field during half time and recognized our class and some of our accomplishments. Even though the ball game resulted in a loss, it gave us even more opportunity to hang out at the alumni tent behind the stadium from half-time until post game - enjoying food, friends, and fun.

Saturday morning was a chance to visit the classrooms & halls of our alma mater. Going through the renovated classrooms, cafeteria, and building expansion was a bit confusing. There are no longer any green awnings or portables. Everything is vastly different. We found our senior pictures lining the hallways and had some great comments and laughs along the tour.

Saturday evening was the highlight of the weekend. We arrived around 6:00 PM at the Legends Golf Club in Franklin. The entire facility was reserved just for our class. The setup was beautiful with memorabilia, pictures, 80's music, videos, great food and atmosphere. But, the focal point of the evening was just being together and enjoying one another's company again. It was evident to our spouses how special and unique this class is. Beautiful people and wonderful memories. After an opportunity to visit, see things that made us smile - we had a few awards, presented by M/C Paul French that was just hilarious. Some of the recognition was for longest married, most kids, furthest traveled - things like that. Then we reviewed some of the Senior Superlatives and how things turned out - laughing even harder.

I especially want say thanks again to Sheri. Without her leadership - none of this would have happened. Thanks, Sheri. You rock!

• If you have some photos that you took and want posted in the new sections - please email them to Joey.

Harding Hall (before restoration)