One hundred-eighty seven individuals walked across the stage on graduation day -- minds filled with things we learned, in class and out of class.  For forty-five years we've used our knowledge to grow in so many ways.  We hope you'll share your life stories with your classmates at the reunion; or, with letters if you cannot attend.  Together we stepped out to our futures. Together, again, we'll help each other grow even more.

Hope to see you at the 45th Reunion of the Maplewood-Richmond Heights Class of 1964.

"Lost" Classmates

If you know where these classmates are, plaese let the Reunion Committee know As Soon As Possible!

• Barbara Bierman
• Eileen Cowie Appler
• Linda Graves Salter
• Thomas Hoeferlin
• Cheryl Jones
• Joe Kiske
• Larry Miller
• Charles Payton
• Jerry Shatley
• Alan White
• LeAlice Clark
• Craig Done
• Thomas Grayson
• Barbara Jackson
• Laurie Kanevsky
• Dianne Kusman Ems
• Jimmy Mitchell
• Elaine Riley
• Lamont Vick
• Phyllis Wilke Patterson
• Phyllis Counce
• Peggy Flaherty Longo
• Bob Harrington
• James Jewell
• Berverly Lowery
• Charles Ostrander
• John Sanders
• Traute Weber

To the Seniors of 1964

Four years have taught us many things.
There's more than metal to our senior rings.
We've learned that a decision here,
Can determine life for a future year.
We know the friendship of a real, true friend
Is something nothing can unbend.
We see our friends, to our surprise,
Grew up before our very eyes.
We hear their words and speak our mind,
And inner character we find.
How many things we've stowed away
Since we came here on our first day.
Four years is the cheapest price to pay
When the refund comes, graduation day.
These years have taught us how to live;
What we've gotten is now ours to give.

-- from the 1964 Maple Leaves