This website has me listed among the missing. Well, I'm happy to say that I'm alive and well. I tried to contact someone so they could update the list of missing alumni, but was unable to do so. Please give my regards to the Class of '64, I will try to make the next reunion. See ya......Don...

A sad note to the class of 1964, my sister-in-law, BETTY ROSEBERRY, passed away Friday, July 9, 2011. She was the class of 1965, her brother is ROBERT ROSEBERRY II, class of 1964. BETTY fought a long, hard fight with ovarian cancer, may she rest in peace. Always, Betsy-Thurston-Reed, class of 1970

Hello everyone. I just wanted to post again to let everyone know what fun we all had at our 45th reunion. Can't wait to help plan our 50th in July of 2014. I also wanted everyone to know that we need your email addresses and contact info. You can email me privately with your info. at janicesings@verizon.net and I'll add you to our list of Classmates. Also, we have a Yahoo Group for the class of '64 which you might want to join. Go to Yahoo Groups and look for LakewoodHigh1964 and join us in our "chats".

Does anyone have information about Marvin Artz passing away? We were close friends during and after high school. Lost touch with Marvin in 2000. Was deeply saddened to hear about Marvin. Any info would be helpful: please email to Alco6688@aol.com.

Whoops! I thought these were only class of "64 messages. Really enjoy reading the messages and remember so many of you! The Long Beach high schools now have 4000-5000
students per school! Did we really have only 1000? My e-mail is dllbusd@hotmail.com for anyone who could possibly be interested.

Gee, my husband, Barry Lowell, and I have fallen off the face of the earth when it comes to Lakewood High School reunions. Does anyone remember Benny Ruiz? He was a few years ahead of us and married a Linda Latshaw who went to Poly. She has let me know of the picnic in July every year so we will be there in 2011. I just retired from the Long Beach Unified School District and look forward to seeing everyone again.

Sorry to hear that Tim Hastings has died. We grew up together and shared so many memories. When I heard that he was sick I called him and we relived some of those memories. Was hoping to have a chance to visit him - just another reminder of how short life is. Rest peacefully my friend.

yes, it would have been better to sign in the first time!

I have enjoyed reading the messages and looking thru the class site this morning...and so wish that I were going to be at the reunion next week. Sadly, I have not kept in contact with many classmates, but saw Kerry Newkirk recently and talked to Dennis Heffley last week who just bought a beautiful farm in CT. I also see Terry Barber every year or so. I've had a lucky life-- interesting career on Wall Street, married to Bob for 40 years (last March), two sons aged 34 and 29, two grandchildren aged 2 and 2 months. Since I retired in '03, I spend the winter in Key West, the summer on Long Island and NY city inbetween. I'm chairman of Acumen Fund, a non-profit devoted to international poverty alleviation. I am grateful for the good things that have happened...but still think of high school as a great highlight.

Won't be able to make the reunion - just moving into our new home. Hope you all have a wonderful time. We will be riding our Harley to South Dakota again this year and every time I go through the tunnel in Custer National Park I think of John Williams reminding me how great that moment is. THANK YOU -- JoAnn