photo by Dan Bates, of The Herald
A wonderful article about Snohomish County Court Commissioner Paul Moon (of SHS Class of 1970) appeared in The Herald on Feb. 21, 2010. The article can be seen online here.
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SHS Class of 1970 40 Year Class Reunion was held- July 9-11, 2010
And a wonderful time was had by all. Cruise through the posts and find many pictures of the activities on all three days.
Welcome to Snohomish High School's Class of 1970 Blog
We have been dragged, some of us kicking and screaming, into the 21st Century. Here is where you'll find updates Snohomish High School's Class of 1970.
This is also where you'll find pictures from our 40th Class Reunion, which was held July 10, 2010.
Browse our posts and archives, and send your updates, pictures, links, scans, or anything else of interest to the class, to me, Kathi Prater Taylor (instructions for doing so below). I'll get things posted as quickly as I can.
This is also where you'll find pictures from our 40th Class Reunion, which was held July 10, 2010.
Browse our posts and archives, and send your updates, pictures, links, scans, or anything else of interest to the class, to me, Kathi Prater Taylor (instructions for doing so below). I'll get things posted as quickly as I can.
Join the Class of '70 e-mail list
Send your e-mail address to: SnoHS1970@yahoo.com . Caryl Maddy Thorp will add you to the e-mail list for the any future reunion and get-together updates.
Check us out on Facebook
Search Snohomish High School Class of 1970, and join the group.
Other Pictures and Blog Posts
We are ALWAYS looking for items of interest to SHS Class of '70- old annual scans (including Jr. High), elementary class group pictures, issues of The Arrowhead, etc. If you have class pictures, or any other items you'd like share, send jpg scans to me (e-mail address below). Be sure to identify the school, class, teacher, and as many of the students as possible. Personal photos of classmates *way back when* are also welcome.
How to Post Your Updates
To reduce the number of spammers and trolls, comment moderation has been instituted on this blog. Send your updates and pictures directly to me at : kathleentaylor1952@gmail.com . Please put SHS 70 Blog in the header of your e-mail, and I'll get things posted as quickly as possible.
Who we want: everyone who was a member of SHS Class of '70.
What we want: a brief description of what you've been doing for the last 40 years. You can include links to your own blogs, work places, and other sites of interest, if you like. We aren't going to edit the posts, so whatever you send will be posted. Be sure to include your name.
Pictures: send a photo or two in jpg format, to the above e-mail address, with your other information. We won't alter the pictures, except to reduce them in size if the file is too large. Around 200-300kb is best, but we can handle the reduction if you don't know how to do it. We're going to post senior class pictures from the annual alongside your current pictures, whenever possible.
What we Don't Want: Audio or Video files. They take up too much bandwidth. But if you have either one posted elsewhere on the net, feel free to add those links to your info.
What You Want To Think About: We won't alter your post, but do think carefully about how much personal info you want to include in your update. E-mail addresses are great (in fact, we heartily encourage the posting of e-mail addresses. Please let us know if you don't want your e-mail address posted with your update). Snail mail addresses not so much. Or phone numbers. Or the last names of minors. If you want to exchange street addresses, etc with other classmates, please use e-mail for that.
Remember: Though only SHS Class of 1970 members will have posts published here, everyone in the world can read what is posted.
If You Don't Know How to Send Files Via e-mail: e-mail me, and I'll send you instructions for snail-mailing your info to be posted from here.
Who we want: everyone who was a member of SHS Class of '70.
What we want: a brief description of what you've been doing for the last 40 years. You can include links to your own blogs, work places, and other sites of interest, if you like. We aren't going to edit the posts, so whatever you send will be posted. Be sure to include your name.
Pictures: send a photo or two in jpg format, to the above e-mail address, with your other information. We won't alter the pictures, except to reduce them in size if the file is too large. Around 200-300kb is best, but we can handle the reduction if you don't know how to do it. We're going to post senior class pictures from the annual alongside your current pictures, whenever possible.
What we Don't Want: Audio or Video files. They take up too much bandwidth. But if you have either one posted elsewhere on the net, feel free to add those links to your info.
What You Want To Think About: We won't alter your post, but do think carefully about how much personal info you want to include in your update. E-mail addresses are great (in fact, we heartily encourage the posting of e-mail addresses. Please let us know if you don't want your e-mail address posted with your update). Snail mail addresses not so much. Or phone numbers. Or the last names of minors. If you want to exchange street addresses, etc with other classmates, please use e-mail for that.
Remember: Though only SHS Class of 1970 members will have posts published here, everyone in the world can read what is posted.
If You Don't Know How to Send Files Via e-mail: e-mail me, and I'll send you instructions for snail-mailing your info to be posted from here.
How To Navigate the Posts
Each class member will have one blog post, to which can be added additional pictures or information if the class member wishes. Posts made to this blog will be archived as to the posting date.
In order to find a specific class member's information, type the member's name in the search window at the top of the blog home page.Each post will have multiple tags to make searching easier. The tags will include names and nicknames, state of residence, occupation, and any other identifying tags we can think of (sports, cheerleader, etc). For example, my post will have the following tags: Kathi, Kathleen, Prater, Taylor, writer, blogger, grandmother, South Dakota . Type any of those words into the search window, and my post will appear in the list, along with anyone else who also shares some, or all (though that's not likely) of the same tags.
In order to find a specific class member's information, type the member's name in the search window at the top of the blog home page.Each post will have multiple tags to make searching easier. The tags will include names and nicknames, state of residence, occupation, and any other identifying tags we can think of (sports, cheerleader, etc). For example, my post will have the following tags: Kathi, Kathleen, Prater, Taylor, writer, blogger, grandmother, South Dakota . Type any of those words into the search window, and my post will appear in the list, along with anyone else who also shares some, or all (though that's not likely) of the same tags.
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- Class Photos- Chuck Swoboda
- Everett Herald Feb 21, 2010 Article about Paul Moon
- Snohomish Tribune- Bike Contest
- Alumni Golf at Chambers Bay, Feb 18
- Central School, 1963-1964 Miss Vincent
- Central School 1962-1963 Miss Crawford 4th Grade
- Central School 1960-61 3rd Grade Mrs. Meiers
- Central School, 1960
- In Search of Classmates with no contact info
- Photos from the 30th Class Reunion- Seattle Harbor...
- Snohomish Tribune Oct 3, 1964- Punt, Pass & Kick
- 40th Class Reunion Invitation and Response Forms
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About Me
- Kathleen Taylor
- I'm a writer (6 mysteries, one mainstream novel, 5 knitting books, lots of designs and reviews, paper dolls, blather), wife, mother, and grandmother. I knit, I watch TV obsessively while I knit, I spin, I read, I listen to music, and I talk. A lot.
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