Hi all! Has it really been twenty years? Seems like forever since high school. I have not seen many of you since graduation, but it looks like too many have moved away from here. I am glad to see so many are doing well. I wish I would have spent more time with my classmates while we were still at SW. I was so excited to be going off to Missouri, to get away from GB and here I am living in GB. Those darn Ashwaubenon girls are such a bad influence! Hope to see so many of you at the reunion, please come say hi to me, I promise I will not bite! It should be easy to find me, I will be the sober one! Take care all :) See you all soon!
Hey Brian -- I was just remembering the day of the golf outing... and then back to the pool at your place... man, that was a LONG time ago. and SUCH great fun. Looking forward to seeing you!!
miss the old days sometimes, still remember far too much. The golf outing was a great day! Sorry if any of you missed out on it. We hacked up Mid Valley pretty bad :( Oh well. Ironically, I actually started golfing again this summer! Not as good as I once was. I will try to get the info for this site to Mike LaBar, see him at the Ash. bowling alley sometimes. I am sure he would like to catch up with some of the old gang. Have a great day wherever you are! later
that's funny as heck :) Ironically, my father in law has his office right out there now! It has become quite the metropolitan area of late. Sorry the street sign was last seen in Missouri, though none of that can be confirmed of course. ;) Well Zeise wrote me the other day, haven't heard back from him yet though. Later dude!
Bonjour to all my French amies, I ran into Madame Marks about six months ago and she told me how she still remembers the class of 89 as her favorite of all the classes she taught:) I guess we left a lasting impression on the faculty as well. Au revoir!
ATTENTION ALL '89 GRADS, there was an ad in today's GB Press Gazette for a 1989 GBSW mens class ring found at Lux/Casco during wrestling or basketball season, there is a name on the inside that does not match any of our class though. If you lost your ring, the phone number is 920-660-8295. She seems like she really wants to reunite the ring with its owner. There is a name on it, the initials are JH. Hope to help a friend find their lost ring. E-mail me or call the number to find out about the ring. Brian
Well, it sounds like I missed out on a lot of fun, and it was all happening right around me!! I used to live across the street from the NWTC apple orchard, but I don't remember ever being invited to any of the parties!! I guess I better get over it. I agree with Brian Fischer when he said he wished he could have spent more time with his classmates, but I guess we'll have to make up for it at the reunion. Brian....are you going to be the designated driver?
Is being a non-drinker suddenly cool? I can make no gaurantees that any drunk person will not end up in a shopping cart on their front lawn, you can never trust us Deltas! Any other greeks? Delta Chi, Phi Eta Sigma, and Kappa Mu Epsilon here. Hoping there might be someone with a connection to either the Alpha Phi or Delta Zeta sororities. I really would like to find some of my long lost friends from Missouri!
hey everyone, it is too quiet here! I had a funny thought today, about way back at Kennedy elem, doing the cake walk. Miss playing dodge ball at recess. How about summer algebra class out at UWGB before 8th grade, you know who you all are, sliding over to smush whoever was on the side going around the big curve coming off the highway. I was clueless why we were trying to find out what X was! Ironically, I became a math major in college. Have a great day. Write something people, I will write you a pass for studyhall if you do. You know you want to make a run over to Hardees instead of going to the band rooms to practice. You know you did it, we all did!
I was always so mad that I didn't win that stupid arse cake. I think the fix was in. But the fair rocked!
I never, ever abused authority by going to Hardee's when I wasn't supposed to. For shame, those of you who did! For shame for not sharing that info with me. I suppose I would have had to have played an instrument or something to get into band class, though.
I remember Phil Bergner breaking his wrist (I think it was Phil...it was nasty) during recess. I remember a certain Brian Fischer showboating at the track meet and getting disqualified even though he would have won by like a hundred paces. I remember getting hit directly in the forehead with an egg during the junior/senior egg fights (don't remember if I was a junior or senior).
I remember the house parties over by the Broadview Y, but I can't remember who's house it was. I remember Rebman's mustang went from 0-60 in...nevermind, it didn't go that fast.
Also...DECA, joining the football team so I could wear the jersey on Fridays, having a crush on the entire Pompon squad (In an alcohol induced moment of honesty, I admitted it to Bobby Jo Steeno at the 10 year reunion), spending all night on Greisinger's lab reports (with Kevin Gretzinger?) only to get 40 out of 200 points, and a big blue boat of an Impala driven by a certain math major Frat boy.
I also remember someone pushed my pumpkin truck down to the bottom of the parking lot after a football game and I thought it was stolen and Greg Schmidt face planting me on a crossing route during practice. It was worth it to wear that jersey on Fridays! I even got in for the final two plays of the homecoming game, although I didn't touch another person (I was a linebacker...all 149 pounds soaking wet of me).
Mike, I remember everyone was watching you out on the field for your two plays. No one could believe that coach got you into the game. That was so cool! I miss my blue '69 chevy with its cool little hood scoop. Thanks again to Dennis B. for "hiding" it when I went to Tennessee for THE WEEKEND. Never really talked to her again. Oh well. My sister tried to rat me out several times, but my mom did not believe her. Sweet innocent Brian would never do anything like that! I miss having my locker next to Keith Fischer since the 7th grade! I don't remember who was on the other side though, sorry.
Brian, I totally forgot about your trip to Tennessee. Dang. You had some big cajones to pull that one off.
Do you remember trying to add the custom gauges to your Impala? I remember a whole lot of oil on the dash. Then you got rid of it for your little brown pickup truck. I remember when you went off to college that thing was loaded like the Beverly Hillbillies truck.
Do you remember that party we went to where that poor dude's house got utterly trashed? I think that may have been one of your Copp's friends. Man, I've never seen such carnage at a party in my life before or since.
How about running track practice in the halls afterschool hoping that noone would step out of a doorway! It was fun heading over to Krolls after the basketball games getting some strawberry milkshakes and califlower buds! Bet someone is getting hungry :) Anyone miss Chili Johns chilli? I am so mean to those of you who moved away! Plan on eating like pigs for the reunion! Bar hopping, why bother, hitting all the great food spots, priceless!
I know nothing about the previously stated "weekend" trip to Tennessee or my alleged involvement in any complicated and subsequent cover up schemes Mr. Fischer. I will take that to the grave ;)
Look forward to catching up with everyone next summer. Thanks to all who set up the website!
I remember hanging out by Storheim's while poor Dennis had to work there. It was pretty cool when you worked at the cinema as well. How about when Copp's opened, that was a bunch of hormones running wild. I loved bagging groceries there! Checking out the babes! lol Julie Appel is now the store manager!
Mike--you should have gotten a hold of last years lab book for Ray's class. I am surprised that after so many people have copied them that we all didnt turn in exactly the same data.
Who got ahold of p-touch machine in Ray's class and labeled all the drawers. "Ray's Porn" "Ray's Nose Pickings" those stayed on there for years--I stopped in the year he retired and saw him.
I still till this day can't hear 2 Live Crew (which I really don't hear that often) and not think about David Klnke's "Tycho Brahe Rap" from Physics. While the rest of us were trying to memorize the constellations of the entire nights sky...Dave was writing rap--and it was good.
Good old Ray turned out to be my Chemistry lab instructor at UWGB. He was still a pain in the butt! Lab write ups had to be perfect, although I didn't learn a stinking thing in it! I bet he has a periodic table shower curtain like the guys from the Big Bang Theory (love it). I will have to keep the 12th free so I can come meet up with you guys. Would love to see the crew again. I volunteer to be the designated sober person in the group.
Steve...I had no idea that there were last year's lab books! Dang it! The only thing I accomplished in science class in high school was hiding a potato in the corner during biology lab and watering it every week. It sprouted. It also smelled a little funny.
Greisinger caught me trying to cheat on a quiz. I had a cheat sheet under my foot and he saw it, walked over and wrote a big fat 0 on my quiz. He was a jerk for doing the right thing.
And Brian...I had him at UWGB, too. But by then I actually gave a crap and was able to WIN an argument about points on one of my lab reports!
First thanks for the post on getting a group together on the 12th. However, I hardly feel deserving of a gathering on my account. I hope many of you who are still in town can make it out, I think it would be great for us all to get together and catch up. I know as I get older and find my way through life I often think of our class and how fortunate I was to go to high school when I did, with the great people I did. This is proven by everyone's accomplishment since graduation, when you look at our class as a whole we have accomplished some pretty awesome things. I hope to see many of you on the 12th. Thanks again.
