Juanita (Little) Fettkether joined us as well. I didn't get to talk to her before she left -- working the next morning, I believe.

Karna (Osborn) Dougherty still looks the same. Mark it down to great genetics and the benefit of innocence.

Note Penny and Jim talking in the background.

(R to L) Darrell Cameron, Patty (Hager) Akers, and Allan Akers.

As you can see in the background, when Skip Greenwood grabs his belt, people pay attention.

Mr. Bassett joined us Friday night, as did Mary Jo's sister, Debbie. Note Cliff Scholten in the background.

Mrs. Thornton also joined us Friday night. As you can see, she makes a strong case for the long-term value of girl's PE.

It was also great to have Jerry Scholten join us Friday night. Other than triggering a couple of Junior High noon dodgeball flashbacks.

The lovely and vivacious Kathy (Scullen) Becker.

Edit: Jim Smith says he is also in this photo. I'll have to take his word for it, as I still haven't spotted him.

Steve Weeks has had more plastic surgery than Michael Jackson. Pass it on.

So Debbie says to Jim, "Did you hear about the crosseyed schoolteacher? She couldn't keep her pupils straight."

Mary Jo (Drake) Adams, and our adopted classmate, sister Debbie.

The obligatory "Chip and glass" photo we try to get every reunion -- without too much difficulty as it turns out.

I got several photos of Allan and Patty. This is one of my favorites.

I finally got a photo of the elusive Debbie Holiday. (Inside joke, as every time I aimed the camera, there she was.)

See what I mean?

Mary Jo took this candid shot of me (Dave) taking a picture.

Jim Smith's magical music machine.