Guestbook

It's nice to see James and crew are still maintaining this site. I had the time of my life at the 20th and am looking forward to the 25th. I have changed careers and I am now teaching 8th Grade Social Studies in a small rural town in Northern Vermont. My lovely wife Leslie (also a teacher) and I live in a gorgeous 100 yr old schoolhouse on top of a mountain. I can see Mt Mansfield (Stowe) from my window here. I was saddened to read of the losses in our class and hope everyone is well. If you are ever in Vermont, get in touch. See you all next year! Stacy Starkweather

Stacy Starkweather · Wolcott, VT · Wednesday, December 26, 2001 at 6:22am · email hidden

Well a major screw up on the guestbook ... I hope I recovered all the messages ... I know they are a bit out of order now . oh well, back to my day job :-)

Anonymous · USA · Sunday, December 16, 2001 at 7:53pm

Please check out the new Contact Information page that contains all the email addresses and other information about the Class of 77. If you can please take a moment to make sure your information is correct it would be appreciated. If you don't find your name in the list already, please add a new record. The records can be password protected so that no one else can read your email, address or phone numbers. To enable this you must set the password, the default is no password. If you already have a record, the system has pre-defined a password for you. Click on the "Forgot password?" link and your password will be mailed to the last email address I had on file for you.

James Reeves · Saratoga, CA · Friday, June 1, 2001 at 5:22pm

looking for jill heine

Anonymous · USA · Thursday, May 3, 2001 at 10:53pm

Hello All, I've moved and have a new email address (pappas@lmi.net). I still check this site periodically, so figured I should update my info. Question: *is* anyone planning a 25th reunion? --Andrea

Andrea Pappas · Santa Clara, CA · Wednesday, May 2, 2001 at 4:43pm

Hi James, drop me an e-mail about what you are up to. Lisa

Lisa Hill · Reno, NV · Monday, April 30, 2001 at 11:42am · email hidden

Although I have been a visitor to this web site before, I feel particularly motivated to write you now from Hanoi. I recently took a job as the Project Manager for the Center for Educational Exchange with Vietnam. CEEVN is a not for profit organization whose mission is to work with Vietnamese people to identify educational issues and priorities, and develop academic programs and relationships important to them and their institutions. I find this work particularly gratifying because of what was happening in Vietnam while we were school mates in Berkeley. Years and years later, there have been significant changes in Vietnam and even though the memories of the 70's are present, with courage and conviction, the country is moving on and confidently taking its place on the world stage - and it's great to be here to witness this. My time is Vietnam is open - it could be anywhere from 7-12 months. I welcome the chance to host anyone in Hanoi who may be passing through Asia. Drop a line if you plan to be in the area or if you'd be interested in sharing similar experiences you may have had. Best Wishes to all, and I hope to see many of you next year, Eric Arndt

Eric Arndt · Hanoi, Vietnam · Sunday, April 1, 2001 at 1:23am · email hidden

Just married first time :) , living in Kensington (Wow I thought only rich people could live there!), working in the Silicon rat race, and would love to hear from the people that remember me. Sorry I missed the 20th, see you at the 25th if there is one

Anonymous · Kensington, Ca · Thursday, March 29, 2001 at 6:26pm · email hidden

Class of '79. Looking forward to hearing from some of my former schoolmates.

Steven Anderson · Danville, CA · Monday, March 19, 2001 at 12:40pm · email hidden

I was having a melancholy flashback and decided to put my search engine to work. 1977 seems so long ago. Actually, I graduated in 1976 by virtue of my exile to East Campus and an accelerated graduation (I still chuckle at my 10 credits to stop smoking), but I was originally a 1977 student before my favorate counselor Irene Obera dropped the boom on me for excessive truancy. Life's had its ups and downs but nowadays I'm fat and happy in Marin, growing old like the rest of you, but trying to stay young at heart. After BHS I worked as a disc jockey for a couple years in Monterey, then went back East for a spell and dug graves for a living, before finally coming home and falling into technology like everyone else. Today I'm a Systems Engineer and for whatever reason tonight decided to take my foray into the past and pay you a visit. I often think to myself that Berkeley in the 70's was so totally unique that we were all lucky to live the times. At any rate, thought I'd surface and say hello.

Brian Hardy · Marin County, CA · Wednesday, March 7, 2001 at 10:28pm · email hidden

Weel I am finally getting the BHS website back up after many months/years of delays. I hope to have it all working again soon. As you can see the guestbook is working again so please make a comment to let me know that you are still out there.

Anonymous · Saratoga, CA · Sunday, February 25, 2001 at 1:07pm