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Class Of 1958

 

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Greetings! Welcome to the Northwood High Class Of 1958 web site.  The 50th Year Class Reunion took place on November 7th, 8th, and 9th. A great time was had by all. If you have any photos and comments, please forward them to me and I will post them as time and opportunity allow. (I have received more photos recently and will upload them as time and space allow.) 

Ken Simon has extended an invitation to the '58ers to join his class at one of their 50th reunion gatherings in October 2009. Please see details below in announcements.


ANNOUNCEMENTS

 
Northwood’s Class of 1959 confirmed plans for its 50th reunion and invites members of the Class of 1958 to join them at the AFI (restored old Silver Theater) on Friday October 2, 2009 from 6:30 to 8:30. They have rented one of the three theaters for two hours. Following a 30 minute reception in the lobby we'll go into the theatre for a visual presentation (now in preparation) and introductions. Everyone will have the opportunity to say a few words and re-introduce themselves to their friends and classmates. Students from Northwood will create a DVD which will be compiled after the reunion and sent to anyone who wants one (for $10). The cost of attendance is $25 per person. We also have a hospitality room at the Silver Spring Hilton and many of us will go there afterwards. 

 

Ken Simon's email address for contact information:

northwoodhighschool59@hotmail.com

 

and the URL for their class website for complete reunion info:

www.NorthwoodHighSchool-1959.com

 

 
We have quite a few good pictures, which I will send to Steve to post, as soon as we get home from the rest of our trip...we are still in CT visiting a son and grandchildren, but go home Monday. What a great bunch of classmates we have, don't you all agree?

Margaret Johnson Belcher

 
Thank you to all of the people who made the reunion possible. It was a great evening. - Al Duane

- UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS-

James (Jimmy) Graham 11/8
Al Halluin 11/8
Richard C. DeMUTH 11/30

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7th November ( 2000 ) : In one of the most controversial Presidential Elections in modern times between Al Gore ( Vice President ) and Republican candidate George W. Bush. The election unlike normal presidential elections ended with controversy over who had won Florida's 25 electoral votes. Some television news networks had called the winner earlier in the evening with Al Gore declared the winner but retracted as the results came in. Then at 2:30 AM the networks declared that George W. Bush had won Florida and therefore the presidency. But once again by 4:30 AM the pendulum swung again as only 2,000 votes separated the two and the networks retracted their predictions. After a number of court cases involving the United States Supreme Court George Bush was declared the winner but because of the very small majority ( depending on who provides figures ranging from 500 to 2000 ) and also questions over the 58,000 names who had been taken off the registered voters list by governor Jeb Bush ( with allegations that most were thought to be democratic voters ), the 2000 presidential election will always be considered one of the most controversial ever. The election was also considered to be unusual because Al Gore gained more popular votes than George Bush but lost the election.

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