Betty Southard Stokes is chairperson for our 50th reunion. She has selected the Bristol on Bardstown Road in the Highlands. Please share this information on Facebook with any EHS classmates you have contacts you have. So many of our emails & addresses are outdated. Help us spread the word.
We have planned some prizes for getting reacquainted activities. The Bristol has great food and wonderful service and great food. We'll start with just getting settled have some appedizers & liquid refreshment. You do not need to pay in advance. We will take a collection to help pay for the use of the Bristol's party room. You will order & pay for your own food & drinks.
I have gone through all my EHS Facebook contacts & shared this blog address. If you know you have a contact NOT on my 'Facebook friend list', please copy the link for this blog with them. My goal is to get as many contacts through email, Facebook, or text as possible. Betty
My husband hadn’t seen his hometown since he’d walked across the stage at Eastern High School in Middletown, Ken. in 1968, but the invitation to attend his 50-year high school reunion aroused his curiosity.
ReplyDeleteLooking through his old high school yearbook brought back memories of high-school pranks, dances, football games and track meets.
A few months later, we found ourselves on an airplane headed to Louisville, curious as to who’d come to the reunion and how their lives had unfolded.
My husband hadn't seen his hometown since he'd walked across the stage at ... in 1968, but the invitation to attend his 50-year high school reunion aroused his curiosity. Looking through his old high school yearbook brought back memories of ... We had an afternoon to explore the Middletown and Louisville areas before ...
But the invitation aroused his curiosity. Looking trough his old high school yearbook brought back memories of high school pranks, dances, football games and track meets. A few months later, we found ourselves on an airplane headed to Louisville, curious as to who’d come to the reunion and how their lives had unfolded. A few months later, we were on an airplane headed for Kentucky.
After landing, we walked the path Rick walked each morning and afternoon, to and from school. We took a lap around the track where Rick participated in cross country.
Walking the streets of quaint Middletown, we found the barber shop where Rick, his father and brothers all went regularly for a trim to stay presentable.
That evening we gathered with fellow classmates at the Bristol on Bardstown Road in the Highland’s neighborhood of Louisville. Everyone was happy to reconnect. Stories were shared and photos of children were pasted around. Old friends are not easily forgotten. We were glad we made the journey. My husband hadn't seen his hometown since he'd walked across the stage at ... in 1968, but the invitation to attend his 50-year high school reunion aroused his curiosity. Looking through his old high school yearbook brought back memories of ... We had an afternoon to explore the Middletown and Louisville areas before ... heading to the Bristol on Bardstown Road in the Highlands neighborhood of Louisville. At the gathering there was much time spend recalling old pranks, football games, and reconnecting with friends. All in all, we were glad we made the journey and we learned how lives had unfolded since high school.
by Rena Adams