Welcome Tam Hi Class of '58
It's been 50 years. Doesn't seem possible does it.
Now's the time to get reacquainted with classmates that you've lost contact with over the years.
You can add your favorite links, add a blurb complete with your picture, and add to/vote for your favorite memory at Tam Hi.
Welcome to my lens and enjoy your self.
If you don't have your own lens, click the link to the right and create one. It's free and a great way to talk about anyting you want to.
This is a community site so feel free to contribute
If you are on the Class of '58 mailing list your contributions will be approved.
Add your favorite memories to Memory Lane or vote for your favorite to move it to the top. I am manually approving all entries to make sure that only alumni participate, so it may take up to 24 hours before you see your entry.
You can also add your own or your favorite links or your favorite books to share with others.
I want this to be our lens, not my lens. Please join in the fun and let us know the latest happenings in your life.
Comments from Your Classmates
Share your latest thoughts with the rest of us.
The world has changed a lot since 1958. Where have you been? What have you done? Here's your chance to tell the rest of us your story. Just click on the orange button to add your own comments.
I personally check all comments to make sure only Class of '58 members are commenting, so it may be up to 24 hours before your comments appear.
Capp Webber wrote
Hi everyone.
It´s magical, to sit here halfway across the world and read these names of my old classmates. Sends shivers all through me. I´m sure many of you
react the same way. So many of you have molded and inspired me, and been a part of my life ever since. Those were such formative years, 1954 to 1958. Not just the dating and all the first-first experiences, the crushes and kisses, the dances, cars, friendships and betrayals, the need for acceptance, the manipulations and struggles to manifest oneself in a group - but also the whole social structure around Tam Hi. How people, individuals and groups weave and sway and effect each other. Those are lessons I've drawn on all my life. A lot of truths were discovered about myself and about others in those four years. I think about it pretty much every day in one way or another. It has certainly effected all aspects of my life and work. I realize too how progressive an institution Tam Hi was. The patience and human understanding of
Posted October 05, 2008
Down Memory Lane
What do you remember about Tam Hi?
Add your own memory to the list and vote for your favorite memory. Please add your name to any new items so we know who your are.
Click on the up or down arrow by the number to vote for or against a memory. You can add your own memory with the Add to this list button, or put the list on your own list if you would like with the Grab this list button.
Remember Mr. Lude
Physics would never be the same after a session wi more...0 points
Tam Hi Marching Band
Probably my best memories of Tam Hi are Bob Greenw more...0 points
Jack Baat, my councelor
Mr. Baat was also my Father's councelor when he at more...0 points
Favorite Links
Share your links with your fellow students
Any link is acceptable as long as it is family oriented. No blatant advertising, but business links are okay also.
Welcome Class of '58
Official reunion website for the Class of '581 point
Millionaire Mindset
Success begins in the mind, not the pocket book.0 points
U. S. Army Stupidity
An interesting look at how the Army doesn't think more...0 points
The Truth About Internet Opportunities | Phoenix Is Telling It Like It Is
At interesting look at making money on the Interne more...0 points
The Reading Room
Share your favorite books
Add your favorite books, or vote for one on the list.
Fake: Forgery, Lies, & eBay by Kenneth Walton
My son wrote the book. Not a pretty story, but he more...0 points
Your Own Worst Enemy: Breaking the Habit of Adult Underachievement by Kenneth W. Christian
A good book for those of us with ADD/ADHD. Written more...0 points
Simpleology: The Simple Science of Getting What You Want by Mark Joyner
A brand new book that can help you get more done i more...0 points
The Lighter Side
You Tube movies to entertain
Got a favorite clip on You Tube? Share it here. If this doesn't work, just drop me an email with the link to your video and I'll put it up.
