Sara has long been one of the most intrepid members of our class, with many tales to tell of her life’s adventures. True to form, she...

Those of us who enjoyed seeing Nick at the 50-year reunion were shocked and saddened to get the news that he died in April. Susan Magid...

Francie was back in Ann Arbor to take part in an event celebrating the opening of a new engineering facility, including a student-faculty...

As Iggy Pop, Jim has lived quite a life and the older he is, the more surprising it seems to get. He turned 70 in April along with the...

In 2012. I left California after 30 years to begin a peripatetic lifestyle. After five years, it has finally led me back to the west...

Many of you will remember John Hanson's finest career moment as a Northwest Senior Captain in 2002 when his skills were tested to the...

Bill Stegath, a longtime fixture of the UofM sports scene died in March, just two weeks before his 97th birthday. He announced Michigan...

Judy died at age 69 in Columbus, Ohio. Thanks to Judy Otts Dowding for letting us know. Judy Presser was a vibrant personality who was...

Martha Pott got in touch to ask if we had any information about Dick Massman, the orchestra teacher at Burns Park, Tappan and later at...

Mike Robinson sent us the news about his longtime friend, saying, “Rocky has been living in Arizona for the past 40-some years. He was...

Pamela Conn Hyde started out the new year by taking off on a 17-day road trip. She traveled with her brother Fred and his wife Sherrie in...

Connie Sekaros sent this news. She and other members of our class studied under Mr. Tabler in the Humanities program at AAHS and he...

Maggie House Conger posted this notice on December 8 in our Ann Arbor High Class of '65 Facebook group: “I am sad -- very sad ---to write...

In 2016, all of us on Facebook followed Duane’s experiment with living in and near Ann Arbor after leaving San Francisco, his home of 48...

While searching for Christmas cookie recipes, Bonnie Bean Holzhauer found a recipe book her class had made back in elementary school days...