Cambridge-South Dorchester High School

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Kris Turner

Good Job on the website, Sandy, Marybeth and Corey. I have to say that night in Trappe was a good time. Chuck,Wendy and I were in my old green AMC Hornet and we were the only ones that came out alive. That field took no prisoners, it was great. I'm looking forward to July and sharing some beverages with my old classmates.

Kerrie Jones Bunting

That field claimed my hubcaps!

Kris Turner

Hey Kerrie, don't forget about the wiring hanging down from the dash. That's what happens when you let Steve Barnes drive your car. LOL

Greg Murphy

Kerrie- TOO freaking funny...I looked at your posting and immediately thought about Paul's party. I remember Roger P and I driving your lead-sled car in the field and cannot belive it survived! Too funny- I am peeing in my pants as we speak!! You look great and I cannot wait to see everyone. 20 years- WE SURVIVED!

Kerrie Jones Bunting

Ah, yes. Roger. He did leave me a surprise in the floor of the back seat, now, didn't he? I had to drive home with all of the windows down to get away from the stench! Anyone know what has become of our Mr. Roger P? Here's another memory. Was it just me or did we have approx 15 minutes as soon as the bell rung to fly to Hardees, eat and be back in the school before open lunch ended?

Meka Jones Watkins

Marybeth, this website is so cool. It is great to see everyone,and their families. Hats off to Tracy Willey Hill,your story is awesome. Look forward to seeing everyone in July.

Monti Ennals Beasley

Hats off to you Marybeth this is a wonderful way for us to keep in touch. I am so happy for everyone. We have a very unique class and to see so many people doing so many outstanding things is wonderful and truly a blessing.

Anthony Jackson

Kudos mary beth,Randy Potter sent me this website and just looking at some of the names brought back alot. Our class was and still is the best that came out C.S.D. to me.Being that my family moved to cambridge from New Jersey
in 1985.I hope to see as many people in july.Man! 20 years
already,where does the time go!

Jay Dean

Mike...Congrats to the Lowe's #48 team!! That took some grande huevos to make that call...I can only imagine how tight Chad's sphincter was for those last couple laps. I'm not sure which one of you guys was crunching the numbers behind the wall, but great call!!!

Kerrie Jones Bunting

OK, the initial excitement has worn off as I await more classmates to update. I'll admit it, MB, I check every day. So, I thought I'd get a new convo going. I write this as Def Leppard plays on my computer and, imagine that, I thought of high school! HUGE 80's baby, anyone else? Admit it, Dexies Midnight Runners, Michael (when Michael looked like Michael), my beloved Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, The Hooters, Journey, they all throw me back to a time when we had respect for our elders, pants were worn up to our arm pits rather than down to our knees and our innocence was wasted driving from BK to Acme (heck, with gas prices today, who can afford to do that?) Dippity-do was in everyones bathroom, the Chevy SS ruled the parking lot, Mr Camper made you laugh and Busick was just plain cool. The 80's truly were innocent and obliviously lost in fashion. Lets pray that our kids know such a time, society just scares me now (or is that getting old? Either way...)

Michael Knauer

Well if you remeber I just wanted to really get out of school. So I leave the number crunching to the one's with the certificates on the wall. I just do the dumb part. Really looking forward to see everyone in a couple of months. Its been a while for me since we missed the 15 yr. Should be a good time aslong as Murphy doesn't take us to Gentlemen Joe's afterwards.

Tracy Willey Hill

Yeah, high school is a bit of a blur for me :) Sorry I will not be attending the reunion but I will be back in the states from June 7th through the middle of July if anyone would like to get together and catch up. Kerrie, I think I am going to make you a cd of more "recent" music ;)

Kerrie Jones Bunting

Tracy, leave me my 80's! These days its either 80's or Kids Bop, cut me some slack!!

Jay Dean

Enough of the 80's bashing...geez...wonder what would be said if anyone saw me mowing my yard last week? There I was, checkered Van's, Ocean Pacific painters cap, listening to Gun's & Roses, "Sweet Child of Mine" on my Walkman cassette player! I for one embrace my past like a Members Only jacket on a chilly afternoon. :) Ha, Ha!!! Btw...the Impala wasn't the only "General Lee" impersonator out on the farm that night...I for one remember a beastly black Camaro taking a few left hand turns around the field as well! Everyone have an ENJOYABLE & SAFE Memorial Day weekend and I'll see ya in July!!

Steve Bradley

Hello everyone... I would like to thank those of you from the class of 88 That have served in our armed forces... for the sacrifices you have made....

Have a great Memorial Day

Jennifer Gruber Hubbard

Whats really sad is when your kids play the music of the 80's and call them oldies. Owww that hurts.

Kerrie Jones Bunting

Got the invite and it is so cute! Great job on them, very neato, rad, awesome - pick one to fit which ever decade you may be stuck in. (Yes, I am the pot calling the kettle black!)

Sandy Hughes Bland

Just a FYI- Elizabeth VanDyke Horton designed the invitations, so you can give her kudos when you see her at the reunion !!!!

Patrice Arnold Haskell

I agree with Jennifer it is so sad when children today call the 80's music the oldies. Now I know how my mom felt when we referred to the 60s music as oldies. I am really looking forward to seeing the few people I met while attending CSD and meeting the ones I didn't meet 20 years ago. My kids hate it when I listen to my 80's wait until my daughter sees my prom dress I saved just for her LOL.
Thanks again Mike and Sandy for taking the time to find those of us who were lost:)

Aretha Travers Woolford

Hello everyone... Marybeth,this is a great website. It is so nice to see everyone doing so well.That moment when we all walked out of CSD doors, I knew we were all destined for greatness. Hope to see everyone at the reunion.

Michael Knauer

HAPPY FOURTH !!!!! Well we are getting closer to the big event. Hope everyone is having a great summer so far. I just want to Thank everyone that has helped in anyway from those of us that were looking for classmates to the officers that held the planning meeting and those who sold the raffle tickets so we can have a great 20 year reunion. I was sent a Daily Banner back in May that had a picture of my Dad's 57th class reunion. I always thought that was neat to see a picture of his fellow classmate on his wall at the house. Do we have anyone lined up to do a group photo? If anyone needs anything please e-mail me. Thanks Again and be ready to listen to some off what they now call classics.

Robin Sampson Sample

It is really refreshing to view the profiles of all of our classmates and see that everyone has made such major and life changing accomplishments...it will be great to reconnect after 20 years...I can hardly believe it has been that long...of course, my children keep reminding me that I am getting old while they are counting the many gray strands that they have taken a very active role in helping to create:)...hope to see everyone in a couple of weeks....God Bless

Ellen Gale Williams

Thanks for getting the photographer lined up. Y'all have outdone yourselves with the attention to detail.

Kerrie Jones Bunting

Suicide - watch out, here we come! 88 is GREAT!

Meka Jones Watkins

Marybeth you said it. AMAZING is right. I had a blast at the reunion. It was so nice to see everyone again,and if I must say so myself we LOOK GOOD to be 38. I just like to say to everyone in the great class of 88, continue doing great things,and take care.