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1976 30 Year Class Reunion

JDHS CLASS OF 1976 30 YEAR REUNION
Is scheduled for JUNE 30 THRU JULY 3, 2006

Tentative Schedule:
Friday, June 30: Welcome Cocktail Party
Saturday, July 1: Excursion Day
Sunday, July 2: Dinner and Group Picture
Monday, July 3: Barbecue and Fireworks Party

Make travel reservations now!

Further details will be posted as they become available.

JDHSGrads.com on Google Earth

If you're a fan of Google Earth, I've created a file that will plot most JDHSGrads.com members on a virtual globe of Earth. You can spin it around and see how many people are where, and actually find out who's in those far away places. Click "Read more..." to see instructions on how to add this data to Google Earth. How to add JDHSGrads.com data to Google Earth:

Step One: Download Google Earth.

Step Two: Start Google Earth.

1966 40th Class Reunion

The Class of 1966 Reunion Committee is coordinating the 40th Class Reunion. Co-Chairs for the event are Peter Freer and Marijo (Toner) Brantner. Dates for the reunion are June 30, July 1, and July 2, 2006 in Juneau, Alaska. Events include cocktail party, dinner and picnic plus other side events.

For more information contact Sharon (Satre) Kelly at 364-3492 or by e-mail at salysalmon@aol.com.

Aurora Viewing Index

Something I've been tinkering with for a while is a little program that looks at the aurora prediction and weather forecast for your location and uses that information to calculate the percentage chance of your viewing the aurora. RSS feeds are also available:

http://www.jdhsgrads.com/aurora/

1985 Class Reunion

Jeff Brink (brinkfamily@gci.net) has agreed to coordinate all correspondence. Please email Jeff any email addresses you have for our class. The reunion is scheduled for July 1-4 approximately...If you have suggestions for activities, etc., please email Jeff. Hope to see you all there. A response to this post will be appreciated. Respond to Jeff or Eric Minor (eminor@diamondfalls.com)

1986 20 year Class Reunion

The class of 1986 20 year class reunion committee(Teresa Pax-Slotto, Bonny (Hard) Reed, Angelita (Pingtang) Rivera, Marty Mckeown) has started planning events for our upcoming reunion. Please visit our website for more information and to register:

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/jdhsclassof86

Squashed a bug... (And Happy Halloween!)

I thought it was just a curious anomaly that no one had posted to the Forum since August 19th, but unfortunately it turns out there was a nasty little bug that was actually preventing people from posting at all. My apologies for not taking care of that sooner!

The bug has been corrected and the Forum should now be fully functional.

Just a reminder: if you ever get an error or find something that doesn't work, you can use the "Feedback" link on the left to send me a little note about it. Just tell me what you tried to do and what happened and I'll get on it as soon as I can.

2,000 Members!

I've been away on vacation for a couple of weeks and what do I see when I come back? 2,000+ members!

That's a pretty cool number to have reached, considering the site started back in 1997 with just a few of Mike Anderson's friends and has now reached 2,011 members, with most of those joining in the past few years, hearing about the site just through word of mouth and web searches.

So be proud JDHS-ers! Could 3,000 be just around the corner?

'Reunions' Album

Hope everyone had a great Fourth of July!

I know a lot of you attended class reunions this weekend and I know not everyone has a website setup to share photos taken at those reunions, so I made an album within the JDHSGrads.com Gallery that's just for photos taken at reunion!

If you upload photos, be sure to add descriptions so we know who's who and from what class!

Returning to Juneau Years After Graduation

Hi all,

In reference to the most recent poll regarding "What did you do after graduation".....although I didn't stay in or return to Juneau to make it my home after graduation, I do SO enjoy going back to visit.

It's fun to see everyone and reflect on how things used to be when I lived there 20+ years ago.

After leaving Juneau and talking with folks that have never been to Alaska, I realize how precious it was go get to grow up there.
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