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Dear Class of ’65!

Can you believe it has almost been 10 years since our 50th Class Reunion?  I don’t know if anyone is planning anything to celebrate it.  We were able to catch up with our former classmates at the 50th and we can continue to catch up with each other through our website.  The question is, “What have you been doing in the last 10 years?"  Another question is," Since our 50th Reunion, have you spent any time with your former classmates?”  You can answer these questions on our “Cozy Corner Chat page.  We may not be able to get together in person, but we can still be connected on our savanna65.com website.

"See"you there!

Nancy Andersen Madeira

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Hi, Class of ’65!

Where does the time go?  Summer (except for the heat) is over!  Football just started this week.  Living in the Kansas City area NFL Football is a BIG thing.  What a start for the KC Chiefs! 

I am so happy to see continued interest in our savanna65.com website.  I want to thank all of you who contributed and kept it alive.

Please let me know if there is anything else we can do to keep it going.

I thought you might get a chuckle out of this photo from the Onion News. 

Nancy Madeira

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Hey there, fellow survivors of the Class of '65!

Life has thrown us some curveballs, but here we are, still standing strong. This virtual meeting spot is all about celebrating our resilience. So, grab a cup of coffee, kick back, and let's chat!

We've been through it all together - the ups, the downs, and everything in between. We've fought our way through tough times and come out on top. We're a force to be reckoned with!

This place is all about rekindling old connections, sharing stories, and reminding each other of the incredible victories we've achieved. We're a group of experienced, wise, and determined individuals who know that age is just a number.

Here, let's inspire one another. We have a wealth of experiences and lessons learned that can encourage us all to keep pushing, no matter what life throws our way. We're living proof that resilience knows no boundaries!

So, let's cheer on one another, keep chasing our dreams, and embrace new passions. It's never too late to redefine our purpose and make a difference in our lives and in the world around us.

Welcome to our cozy corner of the internet, where surviving members of the Class of '65 come together to share laughs, support, and motivation. Let's keep rockin' and show the world that we're survivors, forever young at heart!

Greg Cook

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The photo above is of Lisa Cruz flanked by two of our three fearless leaders Bob MacKinnon and Doug Bell - Mike Elliott was the photographer.  

There were no kids on campus last year,  and the leadership class wanted banners on campus to welcome everyone back.   We funded this one and helped fund another at the main entrance to campus. 

Doug, Mike and Bob met with Lisa Cruz, the Senior Administrative Assistant who is managing our Class of ’65 Legacy Fund.  The focus in the past has been on serving individual students that created auditing and other issues for the administration.  Going forward it was decided to focus on extra curricular program needs that benefit the needier students who want to participate.

The Class of ’65 Legacy Fund is alive and well! 

Going into the season of Thanksgiving, you may wish to make a difference in the lives of the current Savanna Students.  Any amount that you are able to donate is much appreciated.

Lisa Cruz the Senior Administrative Assistant at Savanna High School  is once again able to receive donations directly.

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Many Thanks to all below who have contributed to saving our savanna65.com!

Deanne Mosher

Gregg Cook

Bob Clark

Lloyd Gladden

Gorden Reed

Anita Wilson

Sandra Schoby

Mike Elliot

Michael Morales

Will Bailey

Charles Harvey

Linda Carpenter

David Hanson

Bobbie Ryan

Wayne Hall

Diane Reilly

Paul Brentson

Tom Skinner

Bob Lanphar

Jonel Lancaster

Lorraine Ivey - In memory of John Ivey

Skip Johnson

Nancy Madeira

Larry Fellows

Bob Mac Kinnon

Darla Sammons

Barbara Cummings

Steve (Jolly) Stephens  

Jonathan Sheehan      

Francis Willis          

Nancy Stowe Tenga        

Linda Bird  

Deana Moses   

Kathleen Dacey

Jerry Labuda  

Bob Clendineng

Suzanne Mau

Kathy Ray

Mitch Wise

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Put your bifocals on and look for yourself!