Freedom rock? Well turn it up man!!

The poster,is well designed,and the colors well picked.
I see that only the graduating classes,are able to attend,and not all the students who happened to attend High School in the sixtys,it would be nice to include all of Henderson as a whole,because it is one city,this means off to Hawaii,once again,I have gone so often I feel at home.

Jeanette Berger

Have fun in Hawaii!

Peace and Love-

I believe the dance is open to all alumni.

Jeanette, a letter was sent to you at 218 Grafton Ave, San Francisco, CA. Is that the wrong address? Anyone that attended HHS during the 60s is invited. It is not just for graduates.

Hi Dennis:
Thanks for the clarifacation,that is the correct address,no offense,but the mail delivery being what it is,rain,snow,nor sleet,flew out the window ages ago.
I would had gone to Hawaii,I am always over there,however ,my
classmates have always,been my second family.
Jeanette

The dance is actually open to everyone!

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Can the history of Henderson be written in 500 words? I tried it. It's the first essay in my book, "Growing Up In Henderson: One More Time." Coming soon to a place near you.