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Beverly (Bowman) Reynolds
Posted on the 2023-07-25 at 19:00
I have been found...thank you for all you do
Marta Tarwater
Posted on the 2019-09-07 at 19:00
Hello to everyone. I've seen so many familiar names on this website. I do hope we have name tags, because I don't know about recognizing everyone at the 50th reunion!   So many years have passed.  So many classmates have passed.  :(   Hopefully we can take this opportunity to reconnect.  I am looking forward to saying "Hi" to as many of you as possible.  I wish you all well and safe journeys.  My husband and I will be traveling there from Texas in time for the Friday Night Get-Together.  I hope if you see me there that you'll take a moment to say hello. A big "Thank You" to the classmates on the committee for putting this all together!

Hi Marta!  Yes, we will have name tags.  We will also have some yearbooks there, so you can see what we looked like back then.  Bring your on yearbook.  See you there.    -Kent Manuel
Reba McNair Holmes
Posted on the 2019-07-21 at 19:00
Married to Verl since 1972.  Three children; six grandchildren.  We have lived in Colorado Springs since 1983.  Retired school librarian (2017).  Health concerns: See caringbridge.org and search Reba Holmes, for details. Looking forward to making the trek to Manhattan in September.  
Gene Tebbutt
Posted on the 2018-11-08 at 18:00
Still in Manhattan. Work for Housing & Dining @ KSU, 44 plus yeras they tell me, guess one should think about retirement someday.

 
Bev Bowman Reynolds
Posted on the 2018-10-30 at 19:00
I am retired from AT&T and have lived in Kansas City, Missouri for over 30 years.  I have 2 children and 5 grandchildren that lighr up my life. I get back to Manhattan as often as possible and always love being home. I look forward to the reunion and seeing everyone.
Charles Peccolo
Posted on the 2018-10-25 at 19:00
Retired in 2016 after 40 years with The Univesity of Tennessee.  Enjoying retirement by traveling, volunteering, and outdoor activities.   Hope all is well and looking forward to gathering for the 50th......... regards,  Butch
Jenny Snook Oeltjen
Posted on the 2018-03-14 at 19:00
Just received my email for the 2019 Reunion, I am doing all I can to make sure I get back for this one.  Looking forward to a tour of the high school
Randy Osenbaugh
Posted on the 2015-09-06 at 19:00
My Beautiful... If ever there were a luckier man, than I There will days.. such as this... tears fall like rain.. and cloud your vision.. letter's cease to form words.. words that could never  adequately express.... and everything else will matter not only that you have loved and been loved by another.. it is in this way that I will hold you close to my heart.. Until the other end of time.... My best friend and the most beautiful woman in the world to me....and one of the finest, honest, human beings I have ever known... So it is with sadness that I am writing to let you know, if no one else has already that Cynthia Starr Hunter-Hutchinson passed away April 16th, 2015 from brain cancer..  I was fortunate to have accompanied Cyndy to the reunion last year and met many of you.  Cyndy and I, but especially Cyndy had a truly wonderful night and the love that was shown to her by t all of you (and especially her two best friends who sat at the table with us ...so sorry I don't recall your names, but her swim team partner was one, and another...please forgive me) was amazing...Thank you from the bottom of my heart...and for Cyndy..... ~Randy Andrew Osenbaugh    
Danny Martin
Posted on the 2014-10-07 at 19:00
Sorry I won't be able to make it to the reunion this year due to current medical recovery.  Hope everyone has a great time and wish I was there.  Wishing everyone the best and look forward to seeing everyone in the future.
Kristine Nevins
Posted on the 2014-10-02 at 19:00
Just a note to to send my regrets to the reunion committee and all attending our 45th HS Reunion next week-end.  So sorry I will miss seeing everyone at BobbyT's.  Have a great time together.  Safe travels to all making the trip to Manhattan Columbus Day week-end.
Best, 
Kris Nevins

 
Stephen Vancura
Posted on the 2014-09-29 at 19:00
Hey Y'all.  Looking forward to seeing everyone in October for the 45th.  I have many fond memories of Manhattan and all our classmates at MHS.  Thank you to all who worked so hard putting the website and functions together!!
Stephen Vancura
Salado, Texas
svancura@embarqmail.com
gail white Kenagy
Posted on the 2013-06-27 at 19:00
This website is fantastic.  Congratulations to all who "constructed" it.
Brenda Dageford
Posted on the 2010-08-16 at 19:00
Amazing site! What a lot of skill and talent! Thanks for all your hard work! Haven\'t made it to the reunions...but do get to Manhattan two - three times a week - to Meadowlark Hills for my folks. Seeing the reunion pictures brought back some great memories. Peace,Brenda
Kristine Nevins
Posted on the 2009-10-30 at 19:00
Thanks to everyone who worked on this site and everyone who shared their profiles.  It was grand seeing everyone at the Reunion and fun remembering others  who were unable to attend.

Keep in touch, everyone!  Happy Holidays!
Joan Parrish Adams
Posted on the 2009-10-17 at 19:00
I know you are out there...how many of you are on Facebook..there's a group of us from our class.  I personally had a great time at the reunion!  It was so good to see all of you that attended and look forward to seeing the rest of you at the next one.
John Keller
Posted on the 2009-10-08 at 19:00
Hello Everybody,

Looking forward to seeing you all!
Mary Sutterlin
Posted on the 2009-10-07 at 19:00
I finally checked out this web site today. I keep reminding George that this reunion is coming up soon and we need to register. When I clicked on the Lost Classmates page I saw there was a Joe Sutterlin listed. Oh my, there are two of them!!!!! That explains alot of the last 30 years. I wonder which one will show up at the reunion?
     We look forward to seeing everyone on the 9th and 10th.  
               George & Mary Sutterlin (Feroli)
Cindy Brettell Brown
Posted on the 2009-10-06 at 19:00
 I am so sorry we won't be able to make this reunion- but- it will be a priority the next time around!! I am living in the St. Louis area and I was thrilled that one of our classmates got in touch with me after visiting the website!! The committee did a fantastic job of putting this all together and I'm sure you will all have a great time this weekend!  Do drop me a line if you are passing through the area or live nearby! Enjoy the weekend! Cindy 
Gayle Hart Connet
Posted on the 2009-10-05 at 19:00
I finally got registered to attend the reunion. It's pretty easy to put it off when you live right in Manhattan and actually work in the school district! I didn't make it to the 35th one- so I am looking forward to seeing everyone again.
Nick Penland
Posted on the 2009-10-01 at 19:00
I have been called alot of things, but BUNS was not one. I am not even sure that I remember how that person got that name other then he had a big butt. I have been called CRAZY, not sure if that was my nickname or not. Hopefully I will be there Saturday, My job now is doing SATOP groups on the weekends and during the week. These are programs for people that have gotten DWI's and business is good. Love this job, collected lots of Drunk Driving stories some are great. Talked Joe Sumner into coming, he retired from the US dept. of Forest he was a special investigater, has a website check out his pictures at www.jlsumner.com. Great stuff.
Still Crazy
Posted on the 2009-10-01 at 19:00
One of the memories, there was one guy I considered the first "long-haired Hippie", he came back from Californa with a "hippie" chick and another lady that was from New Jersey that went to VET school at KS. The hippie chick always wore "patchouli" you could always tell that she had walked through Aggielville. About 4 years ago I switched from using alcohol based products to oil's and the one that suited me was "Patchouli", now  everyone knows me due to my smell. Now does anyone remmeber who the long hair was???
Candee (Mahin) Thompson
Posted on the 2009-09-30 at 19:00
I am very impressed with the website and all the work that you have put into it--especially K.Z. :) My husband and I made it to the 30 year reunion and will be there with bells on for this one. See you all on Saturday, Oct. 10.
Glad that you're coming "Buns." Let me make an educated guess--Nick Penland?
Craig Wohler
Posted on the 2009-09-28 at 19:00
I just turned 58, and I have no idea where the time has gone.  I don't feel a day over 57.

Not able to attend this year, but have attended several times in the past.  It has been alot of fun.

Thanks to everyone involved for putting the Reunions together and the work involved on the website.  It is greatly appreciated.

Very profound statement, Rita.  You hit the nail on the head.

Craig Wohler
Prairie Village, Kansas
Randy Henton
Posted on the 2009-09-23 at 19:00
Looking forward to seeing all my fellow 69'rs! I'm happy to see you're coming, too, Buns.
Buns
Posted on the 2009-09-23 at 19:00
Buns here,

     "Why's everybody always pickin on me"  

  I will be there and on my best behavior. I am looking forward to seeing all of you !!
 Even Randy Henton !!

  My 14 year old son caught me replying to this and had never heard about the Buns name. I told him where it started and all the modifications that came over the years. So now I may have to silence him !! 

  Gonna be some fun. [the party too]

 Enjoyed Randy's daughter's comments. Daughters are so sweet. They know their Dad is a stud.
Dave Bailey
Posted on the 2009-09-22 at 19:00
I regret that I will not be able to attend the reunion.Los Carnales is headlining a festival here in St.Louis that weekend and then we head over the pond for a few days to perform.Hope you all have a great time......
Pete Daane
Posted on the 2009-09-14 at 19:00
Living in Atlanta since 82', haven't been "home" since 88'......booked my flight last summer.  I can't wait to see anyone and everyone from the good ol' days.  Told Ambrose, sorry I don't play guitar, but whatever get's up on that stage will be awesome, I am sure.


Also, a ton of kudos to all that have put so much time and effort into putting this together.....what an effort!  I know we all appreciate it more than you know.

Too many we will be missing that cannot show up.....all gone too early.
Rick Ambrose
Posted on the 2009-09-08 at 19:00
We need more band members and a rehearsel! What happened to Bolton?
Kristine Nevins
Posted on the 2009-09-08 at 19:00
I've booked my flights and am getting very excited about seeing everyone in Manhattan in a month. 
Nyle Davis
Posted on the 2009-08-09 at 19:00
Hi All,

Ah 40 years.  Look forward to seeing you all.

I have seven children, countless grandkids (LOL more coming by the day).

Spent most of my life in the DFW area, but had 10 years of traveling as the top E-Commerce consultant.

Total Soccer nut, played, coached, ref'd until 2 years ago, when I quit to focus on biz.

Recently started a ministry (2007) to homeless in foreign lands.

As usual, a "Just Do It" or "Get r done" guy.

You can read more about me at:

http://www.myspace.com/tbotnik

I'm also on:

facebook,
linkedin,
meetup.

Cheers!

Joan Parrish Adams
Posted on the 2009-07-13 at 19:00
I think I am going to be really jealous of all of you that have retired already.  But it won't keep me away!  Didn't we all have issues in high school?  That is not an excuse to reconnect with classmates.
Shari Springer
Posted on the 2009-06-24 at 19:00

I really am impressed with this site, and all the planning that has gone in to this. Thank you to the Reunion promoters.

Debbie Scott
Posted on the 2009-06-19 at 19:00
 I will fianlly get to come to a reunion!
I think Rita said it all. It will be good to see eveyone.
Gene Tebbutt
Posted on the 2009-06-16 at 19:00
Yes was lost, but Kathy Z. found me @ the "deli" !!!

Go figure.
Wanda (Weyerts) House
Posted on the 2009-06-11 at 19:00
Sorry to hear that you had misplaced me. Have moved but am still in Manhattan. Not sure if I'll be able to come because of possible work conflict but know you will put forth another great one.
George Bascom
Posted on the 2009-04-23 at 19:00
     (1) I'll see David Bailey's bishop's bread, and raise him Manhattan school system pizza, whole wheat rolls, and peanut butter on celery stalks (hold the celery). (2) Before you call the "missing classmates" bureau to search for Mike Hoover you may want to check a Manhattan phone directory. (3) Rita Goldberger's comments on the tormentors and tormentees (who were the same people with some honorable exceptions) are well taken. (4) Jon Faubion ("If I had known how much fun it is getting old, I would have started sooner") vs. William Wordsworth-Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood-("What though the radiance which once was so bright-Be now forever taken from my sight-Though nothing can bring back the hour-Of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower-We will grieve not, rather find-Strength in what remains behind.") Jon Faubion-hands down.  Mr. Wordsworth was too overwraught. (5) Many thanks to the committee-we'll see you there.
David Bailey
Posted on the 2009-04-17 at 19:00
I just want to know ,will there be Bishop's Bread there?
Sharon Bedell
Posted on the 2009-04-06 at 19:00
Looking forward to seeing everybody again.  Don't get up to Kansas much any more.  LOVE  TEXAS
Putting our house back together since Hurricane Ike.   We had a tree go through our house.   Enjoying my two grandsons.   Again can't to have fun and see everybody.   Can't believe it is our 40th.   Time really goes by fast.
Danny Martin
Posted on the 2009-03-17 at 19:00
Just wanted to check out the new web page.  It looks great and really appreciate the efforts of everyone on the committee.  I am still planning to be at the reunion in October, so look forward to seeing everyone then.  Take care.
Tom Hoover
Posted on the 2009-03-12 at 19:00
It's only been five years sence the last reunion.I had so much fun at the thirty-fifth but it don't seem that forty years has gone by.I made a big step in my life on Jan-1-2009 I retired from the City of Olathe Ks.and moved back to Manhattan. Pansy is going to work  two more years and then she will retire to.It will be good to see avery one.
Craig Beardsley
Posted on the 2009-03-12 at 19:00

I look forward to seeing everyone at the reunion.

Jerry Jackson
Posted on the 2009-02-25 at 18:00
Looking forward to the reunion and seeing old friends
Terence Pittman
Posted on the 2009-02-22 at 18:00
Just thought we'd look to see whose checked us out lately.  Hope to see you at the reunion.
Gregg Langton
Posted on the 2009-02-18 at 18:00
Sorry about the misspelling. Didn't proof it.
Gregg Langton
Posted on the 2009-02-18 at 18:00
GET IN HERE!!! Help us fill this guest book. You daon't have to say anything fancy. Just let us know you're still around even if you can't make the reunion. Peace.
Taylor Henton
Posted on the 2009-02-12 at 18:00
Just visiting! I'm the daughter of Randy Henton and Cathy Livergood. I was exploring my Dad's old yearbook, going through and asking him about all the girls to see if he dated them. He brought me to this website to show me the people who have passed. Just wanted to say hello to everyone! 

Taylor Henton
John Powers
Posted on the 2009-02-08 at 18:00
Can't wait Where did the last 40 years go Great Web site Kathy
Rick Ambrose
Posted on the 2009-01-26 at 18:00
I should make it for this one! Count me in with the Jam Band on drums & percussion.......
Barb Childress
Posted on the 2009-01-25 at 18:00
I'll be there!
Randy Umscheid
Posted on the 2009-01-23 at 18:00

Should be a great time. Look forward to seeing everyone. 40 years have went by fast.

Rita Goldberger
Posted on the 2009-01-22 at 18:00
I hope everyone comes to this reunion. The committee worked very hard to change to date to early fall, when the weather is beautiful, and not too hot to travel. One other thing -- silly things keep people from coming, like they don't like how much they weigh (that would be me!), or they don't think they have a prestigious enough job, or they don't have a job at all, etc. I think that now we are pushing 60, those things are irrelevant to most of us. If we're still alive and kicking -- or if we're just alive and in a wheel chair -- that's cause for celebration, and we should all get together and celebrate our victories and defeats, and joys and sorrows. And one more thing: if you haven't come to the reunions because you were miserable in high school and thought everyone hated you (that would also be me!), then come and be surprised at how many other people felt the same way. Time is a great equalizer, and you'll find the people who were the coolest in high school chatting amiably with people they used to torment. We have all grown up, and if you are carrying around bad feelings about those times, come and have them purged. You will leave the reunion happy.
Greg Wells
Posted on the 2009-01-20 at 18:00
The reunion is shaping up to be a fine and fun time.  I hope everybody that can will come and enjoy renewing old friendships and making new ones.