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Recent Reunions

Class of 1965

On May 1, 2015, members of the SHS Class of 1965 were welcomed by Sister Ann Hyacinth to the school as they kicked off the celebration of their 50th reunion. The members of this class have the distinction of being first graders when the school initially opened in 1956, a year before the church was completed. The alumni were treated to a lunch of spaghetti and famous SHS rolls, followed by a visit to the Spirit Store and a tour of the school and church conducted by current eighth graders Ava Durelli and Felix Wilson.

The festivities continued that evening with a SHS Trivia Night at Jackalope Brewery followed by dinner at Urban Grub Restaurant. The Class of 1965 concluded their reunion on Saturday evening at Jimmy and Sarah Wilson’s home Oak Hall for a country supper and a memorial service for their five deceased classmates conducted by fellow class members Deacons Jim Holzmer and Joe Holzmer. In all, 24 of 32 students in the 1965 graduation photo attended one or more of the reunion functions. The SHS Class of 1965 also presented Sister with a class gift to purchase a statue for the school courtyard in honor of Pastor Father Seiner and Principal Sister Jane Dominic who served at Saint Henry’s during their eight years as students.

Class of 1967

In September 2017, the St. Henry Class of ’67 celebrated their 50th reunion at Richmeade Condominium Clubhouse. Alumni traveled from as far away as Michigan, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama and Georgia to see their former classmates.. A barbecue dinner catered by Nick’s barbecue, and desserts were catered by City Limits.

Rita Dobbs Johnson made a beautiful memorial for the four deceased classmates, Terry O’Rourke, Kenny Swider, Steve Komisky, Scott Bauman. In addition, three members of the class of 1967 were SHS teachers at the time of the reunion: Mrs. Forte, Mrs. Braniff and Mrs. Whitley.

Class of 1985

It was 1985 – the year “Back to the Future” and “Born in the U.S.A.” topped their respective charts. We were about to graduate from eighth grade and (we thought) we ruled the school. It was cool to wear a Father Ryan jacket, even if we were going to a different high school in the fall. Our class trip was to Sea World, Epcot, Disney World and Cape Canaveral (an itinerary over which most classes would salivate). And at graduation, we sang “We Are the World” – maybe a tad bit narcissistic, but, according to our graduation booklet’s “Last Will and Testament” section, many of us believed were destined to live the glamorous life.

Thirty years later, on May 30, 2015, about a third of the class met at Becka Hill Rosenblatt’s house to reminisce, see how our present lives matched up to our last will and testament wishes, and to do a little (upright) breakdancing. We were thrilled to have some of our SHS teachers join us, too, including: Carol Topley (5th grade); Terri Griffith and Tillie Moore (6th grade); Jim Griffith (8th grade) and his wife, Gina (we missed having her for 3rd grade); and Mary Ann Ward (phys. ed.). People came from as far north as Minneapolis and as far south as Miami, and it was all thanks to an idea hatched by classmates, Donna Walker Olson, Hugh Nash and Asher Levine. We toasted to those who couldn’t make it, remembered those who we’ve lost too soon and had Sister Mary Cecilia (Ellie) Goodrum lead a prayer for us all.