Wasn't the high school building we spent our first years of high school in immeasurably better than the new maximum security version that we were forced to move to for our senior year? Remember how we could leave for lunch and take a short walk for ice cream and pizza. The classroom windows on the ground floor were large enough to walk right out of. Sure we had a pathetic gym, no parking, and study halls where in the cafe, but ohh the good old days...

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SHS class of '82 graduate Jamie Manning has put out an album of songs for the autism community. What Remains tells stories of parents raising children with autism. Learn more.

The album What Remains chronicles the lives of parents raising children with autism. It was written to raise awareness of the chronic emotional and financial stress that accompanies an autism diagnosis, and to rally support for increased health insurance coverage for autism, enforceable special education laws, and national standards of care and certification for autism professionals.

We are still on the hunt for a few lost classmates! If you know the whereabouts of a classmate who appears on our Missing classmates list, please add any information that you can to the lost classmates information form.

Vinnie Minichiello suggested that classmates could create short biographies of their lives since graduation for those who are interested in catching up with what's been going on in each others lives. We are posting them on this web site hyper linked to the classmates name in the found classmates list. If you send a short Bio as an attachment to an email addressed to:biography@shsclassof82.org we will be sure to post it.