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Welcome to the Class of 1966's Website
We are getting together to celebrate our 60th high school reunion. After completing an online survey of our classmates, we have decided to celebrate over a two-day period in the middle of the week in the fall. On October 20th at 5:30 we have reserved a section of BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse located at 3924 Lenox Ave in Charlottesville (in front of Costco) for dinner. Check out their website at www.bjsrestaurants.com for directions and their menus. On the following day, October 21st at noon, we have reserved the private dining room at the Wood Grill Buffet located at 576 Branchlands Blvd (next to Route 29 just north of the Post Office). In order to get a count of the numbers for each event please complete the AHS 60th Reunion Get-Together survey and let us know if you are coming and if you are bringing a guest. Also, pass the word to any classmates you think would like to come one or both events. If you have any questions or need assistance, email either Paul Cale (paulhcale@gmail.com) or Lennie Lohman (llohman1970@gmail.com).
In the meantime take a look at our 75th Birthday Party held in Charlottesville in the summer of 2023
More than 35 classmates and their spouses/significant others came to Charlottesville to celebrate their 75th birthdays. We met at BJ's Restaurant on August 1st for dinner and again at Timberwood Taphouse on August 2nd for lunch. The two events provided all with the opportunity to meet, greet, share, and reminisce. Sometimes we needed help in recognizing our classmates. Thank goodness for name tags. Check out some of the pictures below.

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We all had a great time and look forward
to our 60th reunion in three years.






For those of you who may have noticed my picture on the front page of the Daily Regress, I would like to explain. The moderator of the event insisted that the audience not respond to any speaker by clapping, cheering, booing, etc. We were allowed to stand and/or raise our hands. I was merely expressing my support for the speaker. It was NOT a white power salute, nor was it intended to imply anything other than said support. If you know me well, you know I do not have a racist bone in my body.