We started out the day with a tour of the high school. Most of it was unrecognizable. The original entrance is still intact. The same with a few other things. I would estimate that over half of the school is new construction since we left. And they are planning another complete makeover. Your tax dollars at work. The district is fortunate that it can use tax money for expansion and improvement of the existing schools because the student population has not grown very much.
Anyway, the highlight of the day was the reunion dinner. There were over 100 classmates plus various camp followers in attendance. It was a lot of fun and I got to see people whom I hadn't seen in 50 years. The only problem was that by the end of the night I still hadn't had a chance to talk with many friends. So it goes.
Today's photo is of Ginny and me. She had a great time as well. A lot of classmates knew her because of the many photos I have posted on Facebook. Life is good.
