THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO DONATED OUR RAFFLE ITEMS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THOSE WHO WON THEM!!!
DARCY BEBEE-ZWIER
Ladies Gift Basket, won by Kenneth Allen

NOREEN SIEGEL-GRADISHER
TeCo Doggy Basket, won by Barb Shea

MARY-LOU BERENDT
Gold Canyon Candle Basket, won by Kenneth Allen

ANN TOPERZER-GRAMBOW
Two $50.00 Bay Shore Mall Gift Certificates,
won by Mary Lou Berendt & Yvonne Waccholz

KATHY GALLOW-SALBASHIAN
Martini Basket, won by Jay Hodkiewicz

ANNE SALBASHIAN / SEVEN SEAS
Seven Seas Gift Certificate, won by Traci Muehlbauer-Alberts

LANDA DAVID CARSON
$250.00 Fresh & Safe Catering Gift Certificate,
won by Victor (Kathy) Salbashian (YEA!)

PETER FREITAG
FBI Sweatshirt Basket, won by Diane Schuda

OTHER RAFFLES WERE PURCHASED FROM LAST REUNION'S FUNDS:
19" HDTV, won by Dawn Slater
iPod Docking Station, won by Terry Loroff

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING
FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION:
STEVEN SCHULNER
Music/DJ Services for the evening. Thank you also to your wife Maria for allowing you to entertain us for the whole evening.

KIM KOWALEWSKI-KURZYNSKI
Table Decorations (mums/balloons), name tags, home-made chocolates, our decorating coordinator.

PATTY CARNITZ-HASLER
Our rose memorial that was dedicated to our deceased alumni.

DAWN SLATER
Hours and hours of phone calls, tracking down our lost and missing alumni, decoration boards, reunion books and other memorabilia. Keeps all of our who's found and who's not lists in order for us.

KATHY GALLOW-SALBASHIAN
Reunion booklet (my very sincere apologies to those who were inadvertently missed). A printable PDF will be emailed to all those who received one to include in their books. Website payments and maintenance, advertising coordiation & set up.

DARCY BEBEE-ZWIER
Facebook updates, speeches, spelling/grammar checker (we'd look like fools without Darcy). Mostly I wnat everyone to know it was Darcy who wrote the intro to our reunion booklet. As much as I'd like to take credit for it, the credit belongs to her. If you haven't read it yet, please see below as I felt the words were worth repeating.

JOE BUTCH, DENNIS KOCH, TERI MORTENSEN-GRIFFIN, NOREEN SIEGEL-GRADISHER
End of night quick clean up so we could all go to the next bar, or get home! Thanks to those who helped pick up, clean up, carry out, etc. Very much appreciated!!!

ALL ALUMNI & FRIENDS
You may have attended the dinner, maybe just the reception. Maybe you made an effort to say hi to someone you thought was shy, or started a converation with someone who was a complete stanger to you. Maybe you pre-ordered some HHS memorabilia or sent some sort of donation. However you may have contributed, we thank each and every one who attended and helped in any way. It is what helped to made our 30th reunion a huge success. Whether a true alumni, or friend of our alumni, we were happy to have you there, happy to have you share in our evening, and welcome you to the next event.

Reprinted from our 30th Reunion Memory Booklet:

"As each of contemplate tonight’s event, we are taken back to those years that we spent with fellow classmates. We remember them and how we felt about them, whether good or bad. The five year reunion was more of a party, we were young and single (most of us anyway) and still the person we were just five short years earlier. The 10 and 15 year reunions found us beginning our lives, perhaps with a spouse, raising a young family and trying to get a foothold on adult life. At the 20 and 25 year reunions, we saw each other in a different light. Many of us had divorced, some had a grandchild or two, success had visited many and some faced hard times. We approach our 30th reunion at a time when the economy is at it's worst since we graduated. Many of us are out of work, some are facing health issues that come along with growing older, some have faced the loss of a spouse or child and many of us have lost at least one parent. We come together 30 years later not to compare who looks best, who has the most hair, who is the most successful, but rather to offer each other a compassionate shoulder, to find our similarities and forget the differ- ences. The passage of time allows us to forgive those who hurt us as im- mature 16 year olds and find that we actually have a lot in common. This reunion is about sharing memories, enjoying a meal together, hearing favorite songs and maybe even loosening up enough to dance. We are glad each of you chose to join us this evening. Without you here to share your memories, they may be forgotten."