Bill Scheiner

Jay Klarfeld

Wow, this thing has not been updated in forever. It is sad to see so many of us have passed on.

I wonder where you all are and what you are up to. Did you ever think we would be so old? I guess we are the lucky ones.

I so miss the early 80's. if I could do it again, it would be different but not so much. So many little memories, so many moments in time.

I wish more posted and shared. This is almost like a mosoluem... Long live the past. Long live the class of 81.

Long live it's memories.

Jay

Jill Cohen (Bibik)

I agree with Jay; when did we get "old". I never thought I would be one of those old people in the office. I told a few people in my office that I saw Heart in concert. I received blank stares. Hope everyone is well and stay young!

Clifford Vreeland

Age is just a number, it's how you feel, and what you do every day that keeps you young.  Time does march on, but look at the things todays' "kids" simply dont know about, and will have never experienced.  Great music for one !  Growing up when we did was perfect for us, and that can never change.  We're not getting "old"' we continued to get better !  UHS !!!

Jay Klarfeld

Clifford, 

Although I appreciate your poetic response, having survived a stroke and feeling the after effects of that I have to say; Age is more then a number for me.When people you knew in High School have passed on it is the realization that life allows for great sadness as well as joy. Although, sadness seems reserved for those of us who have aged.

Eugene Keslow and Mike Bibbo were not "friends", they used to pick on me in High school, but I was amazed and sad when I heard they had both died too young. It blew me away. I am sure they were amazing adults who left behind loving families.

Age , for me, is more about experience. And yes, I have a lot going for me now. I also love that I can reflect back with some of the people I went to high school with! 

I agree with you in that we have experienced many things that were awesome. 

The next generations will too I am sure. 

I am not sorry I have made it this far, I just wish all my high school classmates had too.