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|  | | | From: Peter Kenefick
Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2009 11:56 AM
To: HP Class of '74
Subject: Minutes from the 11/20/08 meeting: The Hardest working reunion
committee in America
We're back! After a bit of time off since out last meeting your reunion
committee got together at 8:00 last night. Well at least Anne Z and
husband Andy met at 8:00 with the rest of the committee arriving by
9:30. I'm a little fuzzy but were we all this late for our classes?
Everyone knew we would actually have to work at this meeting because I
brought a pen AND a sheet of paper. We were going to record and send
the minutes via our Blackberry's but then we realized none of us have
Blackberry's. The gals on the committee led a lively debate on the
pluses and minuses of Yoga vs. Pilates as the guys blankly stared. In
an awkward moment not wanting to be left out of the discussion I blurted
out, "Pilates, I love Italian!" Who would have guessed this group was
talking about exercise?
Action Items:
1.) We will be emailing the registration form shortly. As soon as
Deanne decides which PDF, JPEG, mail merge, twitter, blog she is going
to use.
2.) We are doing a snail mailing next Wednesday the 10th. Just on the
outside chance all of us 53 year olds don't have e-mail.
3.) The Highland Park High School website has the registration form
which can be printed and mailed. Go to highlandsr.spps.org.
Once there, look a quarter way down the page to "Attention class of 74".
4.) Please help us locate any missing addresses of classmates. We had a
lot of people who came to the 30 year reunion as their first reunion and
had a blast.
What this recession has taught us was proven again last night, and that
is there is nothing like getting together with old friends and laugh the
night away. We have one of the closest classes to ever come out of
Highland Park and I want this reunion to be the best turn out ever. So
please get your forms in however you receive them and encourage other
classmates to do the same.
You all would be proud, the bar turned out the lights as the committee
left.
Respectfully submitted,
Peter Kenefick and the hardest working reunion committee in America.
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