Welcome to the 2015 Reunion forum. 

Let the Reunion Planning Committee know what you're thinking:

QUESTION 1: If you were to come to the 50th Class Reunion, what would you like to see happen at the gathering? What's most important?

QUESTION 2: If you're unable to attend, how would you like to still stay connected to the happenings?

Bob,

I know it's probably a "Mission Impossible," but I would really like to know what happened to our teachers at Central High School.  After all, they were an important part of our lives then and no doubt influenced the directions we took after graduation.  I don't think too many of them are around now, given that 50 years have passed.  The only one I can think of is Linda Salisbury, the speech teacher, who was a 20-something in 1965.

I have tried googling some of my teachers with not much except for the occasional passing reference or, in the case of Chemistry teacher Arnold Bereit, his wife's obituary.  (He passed away before her.)  I did find out that Spanish teacher Rosa Rochin taught at CeHS until 1989.  After that, nothing.

Anyway, if some information on our teachers could be assembled for the 50th, I think it would be interesting.  See you there.

Dave Healey

That is a great idea!   I kept in touch with Mr. Caceletto - typing teacher - and just learned that he passed away in February, only a few weeks after his wife Ruby died.    They were world travelers as long as Ruby was able, and visited me a few times in Alaska.

Greg is in touch with Mr. Psahnas, who was at our 45th.   Would be great if there are still some survivors out there that could attend this next reunion!