W.E. Stebbins High School

The Saturday morning Golf Outing is gearing up....  Contact Dennis Combs at DCombs10@yahoo.com for more details for time, cost and where to find your balls.

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Many people have asked if they can donate money to assist classmates that cannot afford to attend to the Saturday night dinner.  Yes you can.   If you would like to offer a helping hand to others, simply place a quantity in the box below for "Help a classmate out". You can contribute $10, $20, $30, $50, etc in increments of $10.  You can use your credit/atm card or send a check to Kelly.   If you know of someone who would like to attend but can't for financial reasons please send an email to admin@stebbins75.com.  All contributions and all recipients will remain confidential.

 Thank you for your generosity to help a classmate out.

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Hi everyone!!!

Our 35th reunion is just around the corner just about 40+ days away.  We have 92 of our friends that have indicated they are going to the reunion on the website (not including spouses/dates), plus several that are considering it....   We also have several that aren't using a computer but are attending as well.

We really need your help to get our ballroom, food, DJ, decorations, etc. all in place for Saurday September 4th at the Holiday Inn in Fairborn.   We need 111 people to break even for the evening.  We need your payment sent in by August 1st so eveything can be paid.   If we don't get 111 people everything will stay the same except we won't need as large of a ballroom.  This helps us to know how much food, size of the ballroom, number of tables, number of bars, etc.

So PLEASE send your payment to Kelly in the next few days...  or you can pay by credit/debit card here on the website.  Kelly (Munson) Beam's address:
Kelly Beam
2597 Allister Circle
Miamisburg, OH 45342

There will be a few follow up emails regarding the other activities for the weekend in the next several days.

Just click on the 35 Year Reunion (2nd menu option on the left)... for more details....

Thanks,

Jeff Moles
 

There have been a couple of mini-reunions recently --- see a few pictures below.   The complete photo album will be here soon.

Jeff Moles, Daryl Johnson and Ron Gay

Marcia Long Russell, Rich Miller and Shelli Border Miller

Cynthia Davis Roberts, Sharon Holley Bartik and Van's wife-Dawn Moore Short

Rich Miller, Shelli Border Miller and Mike Miller

Ron Gay, David Yancey and Tim Wolf

Van Short, Deb and Ron Gay

Mike Miller, Cynthia Davis Roberts, Sharon Holley Bartik, Ron Gay, Van and Dawn Short, Shelli Border Miller

Tim Wolf and Doug Beam

Lee Cockayne and Daryl Johnson

Kurt Bennett

Lee Cockayne and Marty Griffieth Moore

Susan and Dennis Combs

Robbie Alessandro

Greg Begley

Randy Taulbee

The week before another mini-reunion saw Mike Ramsey from Crossville, Tennessee and Pat Cleary in from Alaska.  It was another Overlook gathering with David Yancey, Ron Gay, Jeff Buedel and Jeff Moles.  Perry Williams (AZ) and Lisa Cash (FL) joined in by cell phone. The reunion moved down to Clancy's where Bill Duncan, Lee Ann Cockayne, Robbie and Peter Alessandro('76) joined in the fun.

David Yancey, Pat Cleary, Mike Ramsey, Jeff Buedel, Ron Gay and Jeff Moles

David is just as funny today as ever...

Jeff Buedel keeps 'em laughin'

Pat Cleary, Bill Duncan, Mike Ramsey, Jeff Buedel, Jeff Moles, Ron Gay and David Yancey move the party to Clancy's. The mini-reunion went from 4:00 pm to 10:30 pm (way past some people's bedtime) and there were still more stories to be told and retold.

Lee Ann Cockayne just as beautiful as always...

Living in Tennessee for so many years, Mike still the nicest guy on the block... just a "slight" southern accent now.  If you remember Mike was voted "Least Inhibited" in the senior popularity poll. Fortunately he didn't flash anyone ... tonight anyway.

Pat Cleary still can't believe he went to school with these "old" guys....

Pat Cleary and Bill Duncan

Ron Gay and Lee Ann Cockayne

Ron Gay, David Yancey, Lee Ann Cockayne and Perry Williams on the phone.

It is better to walk in the dark with a friend, than to walk in the light alone.  - Helen Keller

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