Does anyone know where Sarah and Laura Edwards live? Their mother was a high school teacher at another school. 

Hi all - just ran across this website - want to keep in touch cannot believe 50 years have come and gone - living in Florida - but have fond memories of all of you!

Great job, Boo. You organized a seriously fun 45th reunion. It was good to see everyone that attended. Thanks to all who pitched in to make this happen. Forty-five years ago, the school was divided into many cliques. Now, it's one big clique...as it should be. Great to re-connect with old friends and pleasant to talk to those I remember, but did not know too well back then. I think it was a good time had by all. Thank you!

Great website!  Sorry to have missed the fun this year, kudos to all those folks who organized the reunion, looks like it was a blast.  Still in good health and looking forward to attending the next one in 5 years (holy cow, 2020!!!). 

Best wishes to everyone!  See you in 5.

Bruce

Attended JEB Stuart for senior year 1969-70 and only remember a few people. Moved to California until 3 years ago. Living in Alexandris. Too bad I didn't know abou the reunion. How does one get connected with these events?

Today is final exam day here at UCCS, wher I teach elementary digital electronics to budding engineers. The upcoming year wil find me finishing my thesis on colour to sound conversoin — it's much of a music theory class, inspired by Miller Puckette of UCSD. And I hope to see you next summer — my golf hasn't improved, but my attitude has.

 Just got back from the class of 71 reunion and was told about this site, hello to those of you that were my friends. Always wondering about friends from the past, feel free to get in touch via email or facebook.  This is a really nice site, thanks for those that keep it up and rolling.  

I attended Stuart in \'72, as a Freshman, but I remember most of you all. I was: "Ernie Rojas\'s little brother"! ....

To the creators of this website: Great job!

Thanks to Robert Webb for the connect. I didn\'t receive an invite but plan to see everyone at the 50th!

Enjoy this production, very much. Great job!! I graduated from Sleepy Hollow in \'64, and would have been in the Stuart Class of \'70, had our family not moved to New Jersey. I am pleased to have met up with Stuart Feigenbaum, in Dallas, in the Late 90s, and I remember many others from Sleepy Hollow.

Just consider me your (somewhat) long, lost classmate and friend,

Fred Baur

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Hey Y\'all - I had a marvelous weekend connecting and reconnecting. It was happily overwhelming.

 

I am glad we have continued our community and now have an effective forum for continued connection, support, exchange of information, and just plain fun.

 

I am looking forward to staying in touch.

 

Cheers to all, and again- thank you Boo and Vicki!

Lloyd

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And Boo- you finally got The Bell! Keep it with honor, amusement, and verve.

Wow I missed a lot of people. How about this weekend at Juniper La. House is kind of empty, lots of dance space. What a mind bending experience.
It is amazing how much (and in some cases how little) we have in common. A big group hug to all however.

P.S.
I am sort of intertested in any stories you may have about the teacher named Boggess. Reach me at my email jeffcrespi@comcast.net about this. All will be held in strict confidence.
All the best,
Jeff

What a special thing to happen an be with such great classmates again talking about all to good times, It was outstanding Boo an everyone who had a hand in planing it was great lets hope the 45th is even better God bless everyone it was a special night.

Thanks to all for your kindness. And thanks for the Bell! I will bring it next time for crowd control because we are gonna need a bigger place!

Great night and wonderful to see everyone....

This certainly exceeded expectations and I wish I could have talked to everyone but the night just slipped away.

We thoroughly enjoyed our evening at the reunion dinner. Thanks Boo, Vicki and all the others that volunteered their time and talents to make our 40th such a memorable event.

thank you to all the organizers and BOO -you\'re the man! 

Congratulations to all the organizers and supporters who made this wonderful event even possible, let alone all the bells and whistles!  The reunion showcased some of the awesome skills sets that this gang has developed  over the years, while keeping the  "roll with the punches" sense of humor and fun that characterized our class.

By the way, I am trying to find Phil Stein on the site and can\'t locate a way to email him; anybody have a contact for him?

Thanks for a terrific party - both nights. Boo and Vicki, great job in organizing and reaching out to everyone.  I am looking forward to another look backwards, in five years.Rob Z. 

Never mind my shout out to locate Phil.  I remembered about the class directory on this site and was able to find him there.

Hello, I am for various reasons unable to attend the reunion.
I have throughly enjoyed this web site....reuniting with classmates. Some have been on a more distant basis while others I am exchanging e mails with. I find it interesting to see where people located and the bits about their life\'s journey.
I married Bill Miller our classmate. We have 3 children and 5 grandchildren.
We began living in the NW corner of Colorado. A speck on the map...Oak Creek. We ventured up the Alaskan highway (before it was paved).
We settled in Saint Ignatius, Montana on an Indian Reservation. We live back in the mountains. I began living in a small cabin. No electricity, running water or plumbing. That translates to oil lamps, hauling water, lots of wood splitting, cooking on a woodcook stove, heating with wood and no, much to my dismay the outhouse did not flush. I had to come to respect and make peace with the wild animals we share the mountains with. Our most regular visitors are the bears. I did rob a cougar cat cache on our property. My rottie had gotten into it, gorged and became very ill. She survived and I was glad I survived to. I saw the cougar cat a few days later and I thought, "what was I thinking?"
So I home schooled my children until high school. Our son Asa, did not have a desire to go to school so he has stayed foot loose and free in his spirit.
I do alternative medicine. Homeopathy, Bach Flower remedies and essential oils. My favorite things to do are hike the mountains and play with my grandchildren.
I did a few jobs. I was a secretary for the County Tax Appeal Board and the number one job was working on an organic community shared agriculture farm. I ran the local Farmers Market for a few years.
Bill has modernized and built our home from the timber off our property. He is what we call a river rat. He enjoys a canoe, kayak or drift boat. He does  river trips on the Smith, Salmon, Yellow Stone Lakes and many other waterways. He hunts, fishes and also hikes. He helps the kids with home improvements and built a home for one of them. Yep, he also plays with the grandchildren. He gives Isabell guitar lessons...she is 7.
So now you probalbly know more about us then you did in school!
I did not mean to make this so long, I just felt I should contribute to all the effort that has been put forth here.
Thank you so much Boo and Vickie and others who participated in the production.
With best wishes to all of you,  Madeleine

Glad to have gotten the postcard.  The website is great.  Good to see and hear from fellow Raiders...a blast from the past to be sure!  With 51 inches of snow I got the day off and have time to peruse and enjoy.  Thanks

This is a great site...can't believe I'm just finding it.  Wonderful memories...looking forward to seeing everyone.

Nice job Boo!!  Where are Louie Chaconas and Terry Good ?  I am semi- retired managing real estate and investments on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. I married Annick Cooper in 1988 who I met at Dartmouth in 1973.  Kent Allenby was my classmate there.  We have five kids ages 10-20. My oldest, Alexandra, is a sophomore at Dartmouth. Some of you may remember my mom, Anne Peabody, who taught English and Latin at Stuart in the 60's. She is celebrating her 90th birthday on February 8th. She is in great shape! Best to all the Raiders, Doug

Great site, a trip down high school memory lane.  So sorry for all the deaths of former classmates and for the loved ones they left.

Great to see the planning moving ahead and hope to attend the reunion this Spring.  Retired a couple of years ago after 34 years in education, still in the Air Force Reserve as a comptroller.  Married to Nona Myers, stepson Gregg, and you have my address correct.  Now on active duty for a while and not sure of the next assignment.  What a great opportunity to see folks again!

Wow! After 40 years I can still put faces with the names I see here.  I've been married for 33 years and living in Virginia's Northern Neck since graduating from JMU.  I taught at the high school level for a few years but employed now as a systems engineer at NSWCDD in Dahlgren Va.  Good to see Mickey Zick's name pop up.
Go Raiders!

What a blast from the past.  Got the postcard, almost threw it away until my husband Bob, said... "look at this!"  Had fun looking through the site and saw many familiar faces.  So sad about Carter.  Bumped into him at the Boston flower market several years ago - he looked just the same.  Have been living in Concord, NH for the past 26 years, it was a hard adjustment from NYC suburbs but now I LOVE it.   

Thanks so much to Boo and Vicki and the expanding planning group for their inspiration and all the work to herd the '70 Raiders together again.  Wow!  Looking forward to a terrific reunion weekend and to seeing everyone!  This'll be sweet. 
best, david conrad   

I had alot of good times at this school

Sorry to hear about the Raider losses.  We did have the best class of all, and the best football team ever !!!!!   I live in Warrenton Va., Work for Utz Potato Chips.  Married almost 34 years now to a wonderful women from Kansas.  Have 3 fantastic kids.  Go Raiders !!!!

I was the nerd that had a lot of my black and white photos in our newspaper and yearbook.

Married a girl from Falls Church High (what the heck????) been married now for 38 years.

I have just enough brains cells left to actually recognize some of the names and photos. I'll be in touch.

Keep the Bell !!!!!

Randall S. Fadness

4160 Koala Circle

Fort Mill, SC. 29708

(803) 548-6399

Hello! Looking forward to meeting up with everyone!

Hello, fellow Raiders and Raiderettes!

Am planning on attending the J.E.B. Stuart Class of '70 Reunion on September 26.

Right now, I'm living in Miami, but hoping to return to D.C., working for the U.S. Department of State.

Hope to see many of you in September!

With My Best,
Raiderette Ivette

Wow! Has it been 40 years? I'm now a real estate agent down in Florida if anyone's interested. It's been a long, hard road... lost my only son in 2003 to a brain anyeurism at the age of 23, have 3 other step sons though, all grown up and living locally here near Cocoa Beach. Been married to a wonderful wife (Vivien) from Baltimore and just celebrated 35 years of marriage! Give me a shout if you remember me.

Great Job Vicki and Boo.... I always thought our year was a bit apathetic, self included, but I'm glad to see that Boo picked up the torch and Vicki has done a spectacular job with the site.  I seem to stop in daily to see who has appeared.  So sad to see the many of our class that have passed.  I hope to see alot more joining the ranks in the near future.

Great work putting together the site.  Enjoyed the memoriam page, reviewing names of those Raiders up on the site, and the music is fantastic.

 Hi all, I've had fun going through the old yearbooks and reading the emails.  I imagine we all have a lot of interesting stories to tell.   I'm in Boston, do team building, live with my husband and have 2 sons.  Looking forward to hearing more from all of you!

Greetings,
     I wish I could say that I remember everyone, but hey, at this point, I'm glad when I remember where I left my car keys.  This site is really taking shape.  I keep coming back to the "Class of 1970" page to see new additions - it's fun seeing what everyone's up to and where they live.
     Vicki, thank you for designing a beautiful In Memoriam site.  I'm having a difficult time accepting that so many of our friends are no longer here.  I remember several of them from elementary and junior high school - Bob Bergaust, Robert Hibben, Mona Ferris and Mary Ellen Hacskaylo.
     I hope everyone will do their best to locate classmates.  Let's make this great gathering.
     Best wishes to all,
     Jamie

Way kool to have this venue, speshly tapping in on Memo Day wkend -- let the memories flow !

Hope you've found fulfillment & adventures aplenty since the way-back-daze !

Just rtn'd from Iowa, where my daughter Commenced -- talk abt a sweet moment !  She's now on the road w/ her beau to a job counting spotted owls in CA -- let the adventures begin for her generation !

aloha no,
               jec

Hello Y'all I am delighted this is coming together. I look forward to catching up with everyone, comparing notes on our passages through life, and to reconnect and renew friendships. Cheers & kind wishes to all, Lloyd

Hello Raiders its been a long time an its time to make up for all the pass 40 yrs the great times of 1970 So Let all get together an have a blast.

 Beautiful website, great music!

Let's Rock and Roll Raiders!

The time has come, the Boo Guy man said,
to talk of many things,
of strings and sighs and teary eyes,
and whither we will on wings.