SI's Class of 1969 Web Site
40th Reunion Countdown - Keep 2009 Available!
Planning for the 40th has now begun! See below.| Read Obituary |
| It will again be at Tarantino's. |
40th Reunion Planning
Initial planning for our 40th reunion is now getting under way. The first meeting will be Wednesday August 27, 2008 at the SI alumni office. Contact Mike Taheny (415-564-1300) if you want to be involved! Keep checking here for any new developments. It is assumed that we will follow a similar format as the last two reunions.
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With the web-based photo viewing album, users can choose to view a slide show or manually scroll through pictures; you can even add comments to make fun of your classmates. Individual photos can be emailed to friends and can even be submitted for photo processing (at some cost, of course). The photo album is here. |
Talking Like a Native
John Martini dug up this old article by Chronicle writer Carl Nolte
titled "Talking Like A Native", which describes the tribal characteristics
of our vanishing breed - native San Franciscans. SI even gets a mention
about halfway through. Although the story is a few years old (e.g., the reference to broadcaster
Van Amburg on KGO), it's still pretty relevant today. Read it here!
Old 35th Reunion Web Page
You can still check out the 35th reunion web page for old photos (of older farts!)
Old 30th Reunion Web Site
You can still check out the old 30-year reunion web site for old photos (of old farts!)
Nostalgia time!
If you don't already feel old enough, you will when you read some of the events that were happening around the time we graduated. Here is a list of events and music that made up the Year of 1969.
How much do you remember?
You spent all those years learning about history, literature, science, geography, and math, and what do you remember? Let's see if you still know some of the things you learned--or should have learned--when you were in school. This is a simple
10-question test. Any SI grad should get at least 70%. More tests on various subjects are available at
Encarta.
If you had Mr. Parker for Chemistry, you should try the 10-question Chem test. However, I disagree with their answer to #7 and have proof here (middle of page) to back it up.
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