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My 30-Year High School Reunion

by Francis Beckwith

I just got back from 7 days in Las Vegas for my 30-year high school reunion. I graduated in 1978 from Bishop Gorman High School in Vegas, the city where I grew up. Here are some pictures of the October 11 party that I posted on my website, francisbeckwith.com. My wife and I had an amazing time. It was great to catch up with so many friends, two of whom, Jaime Holcomb and Ricardo Hawkins, were my teammates on Gorman's first big school (AAA) state championship basketball team (1978). Also present was Bob Glennen, with whom I was on both the track and cross-country teams.

(cross-posted)

Posted by Francis Beckwith on October 15, 2008 2:39 PM | Del.icio.us |

Comments (1)

There was a guy who actually came as Elvis (or was that the hired entertainment)?

At any rate, surprising that Dr. Beckwith didn't come as Bob Dylan with all the posts he's dedicated to him. (wink)

Posted by aristocles | October 15, 2008 5:12 PM

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