> In May 2002 I'll be going to my first high school reunion ever -- 47 years out of high school. Now I wonder what all those old people look like.
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> Cal"young at heart"vin

The big surprise might be that some of them haven't changed much. At my 45th reunion a few years ago, there was Bobby who almost hadn't changed at all! No wrinkles, no pot gut, no gray hair. I couldn't find anything different about him. At the time, he was 63. You couldn't mistake him for an 18-year-old, but he cold have passed for 39. Then there was Ann, who still wore her hair the same way. She was slightly heavier, but still looked like a kid. Even J.E. who now has completely white hair, looked the same. Well, except for the hair.
The big shock to me was that there were several doctors, a general, and a "Reverend Doctor' or two.

That was the West High Nashville class. I also feel like a part of the Fort Pierce HS class where I was until the beginning of my junior year. I haven't been to that reunion yet. Maybe in 2003.
Howard