Burlingame High School – Class of 1964

An American wise guy of the 20th Century is credited with saying “Middle age went by while I was mourning for my lost youth”. Well, what better place to disavow, pause, mock, embrace, or celebrate that mourning than the BHS Class of 1964 45th Reunion! Come and talk about life just North of 60 with those who knew you when you were just South of 18.

We were together on the threshold of adulthood; why not check in on the threshold of age? There are certainly some life stories to be swapped, some old friendships to be restored, some suburban legends to be debunked, and some self-imposed curfews and doctor’s orders to be ignored. We’re talking possible time travel here!

Kurt Vonnegut was on to something when he wrote “High School is closer to the core of the American experience than anything else I can think of”. We were kids in the same place at the same time. Those experiences sang to us, they hurt us, they tickled us, they scared us, but some of them stuck, and maybe can still bring a smile from somewhere deep. What does your not-for-the-camera smile look like these days? Come show it off in the best of company.

Rich Hill

The committee meets for lunch at Poplar Creek 4/25/09 joined by Heidi Hero and Gail Daley

Talk about miscommunication! Marva McGrady (Class of 65) invited me to her Junior Prom in 1964 and we had a great time. Marva waited patiently for a call all these years, while I assumed that having been invited by her on the first date, and with woman’s lib and all, that Marva was going to call me again.

Well, finally on March 28, 2009, Marva and Dennis met at a committee luncheon in Mill Valley and had an opportunity to put our miscommunication to re-pose.

The reunion committee meets 3/28/09 in Mill Valley joined by Rhonda Lubrana, Kim (Wallach) Haney, and Marva (McGrady, class of 65.

The day after Christmas 2008, the greater committee met at Dominics at Poplar Creek