28
Dec
07

Thanks, Steve.

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I just developed these photos. There’s a great one of Steve. Look at that beautiful family.

Had you actually graduated from Wayland High School, Steve (and not just Loker, and WJHS) you’d know there’s a tradition of public school letter jackets. They were warm wool coats, designed for Metro West’s unforgiving weather, black as night, with orange accents that blinded non-Wayland residents. Folks like Flip, and Mike Short got their jackets by the end of Freshman year (or was it the end of eighth grade) and there were others, as active, as productive, but less sporty, who would eventually be rewarded with a new merit system. There were pins for the arts. (Unfortunately there was little recognition for Seth’s Y-Be-Fit achievements or Tim’s inventive airbrushing elective.)

There wasn’t a superlative for Most Class Spirit While Attending Another School nor for Class Webmaster, since there was no real internet in 1986. So, since there are no awards given out after high school we have to write longs posts like this.

Steve, thanks for keeping the class spirit alive. (Sorry there’s no pin.) I am sure Kerry, Kristin Richardi, Deb, Mark, and Sue Self would agree, what started out as a tireless effort by those humble visionaries has continued with you.


3 Responses to “Thanks, Steve.”


  1. January 1, 2008 at 10:27 pm

    Aw man, thanks Brad. For those of you looking for a vintage on that photo, the baby is now in Middle School.

    Never did get one of those cool W jackets. Always envied the guys who had ‘em, too. Thanks for the post-graduate award.

  2. 2 Kate Helber
    January 3, 2008 at 5:56 pm

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    If I have infact figured out how to post photos…then here they are. While clearly cameras have improved, you can figure out who some people are. Enjoy. Steve, I can only hope these bring back memories you love. It was hilarious if I recall and fun.

    And as for the married thing…I had a deal with a friend in college named Joe Kennedy. But since I am married with two kids and he is married, to a man…well it looks like it may not happen.

    And the photos of the couples…I can only assume since I was not in a couple for most of my time in the Wayland schools, I obviously volunteered as the event photographer for couples….

  3. 3 Kate Helber
    January 3, 2008 at 5:57 pm

    Clearly I do not know how to do this….I will call Brad back and figure it out….


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