Members of the Los Alamos High School (LAHS) Class of ’83 gathered recently for a 40-year reunion photo at the Los Alamos Golf Course. Courtesy/Alan Brown
Scene from the LAHS Class of ’83 reunion. Courtesy/Alan Brown
By ALAN BROWN
The Hook Up Santa Fe/Phoenix
The class labeled as “outrageous” began their 40-year reunion Friday, July 28 with the traditional meet and greet at Ashley Pond.
Saturday the 29th they had their choice of four-day activities, a golf tournament, a hike to Canada Bonita, a screening of Oppenheimer and a class trip to Spanish Market at the Santa Fe Plaza. Saturday night the class had their reunion dinner at Cottonwood on the Greens. The reunion dinner featured music from the 80’s, a picture show featuring memories from 40 years of reunions and events and a memorial for passed classmates.
The evening featured the return of class favorite Mr. B, who personified the classes outrageous behavior. Sunday the 30th, the classmates said their farewells at Urban Park at their goodbye picnic. The event was extremely successful with 156 people attending featuring 106 Los Alamos Class of 83 classmates.
The event was organized by Alan Brown and Kelly Peterschmidt with assistance from Mike Vikdal, Darryl Brown, Karen Totten, Carrie Apgar and Emily Duensing. Activities were organized by Scott Hayden, Barbara Gonzales, Susanna Marshland and Marie Michnovicz.
Scene from the LAHS Class of ’83 reunion. Courtesy/Alan Brown
Some members of the LAHS Class of ’83 had the chance to go on a class trip to the Spanish Market at the Santa Fe Plaza. Courtesy/Alan Brown
Scene from the LAHS Class of ’83 reunion. Courtesy/Alan Brown
Scene from the LAHS Class of ’83 reunion. Courtesy/Alan Brown
LAHS Class of ’83 members at the Los Alamos Golf Course during their 40th reunion. Courtesy/Alan Brown
Scene from the LAHS Class of ’83 reunion. Courtesy/Alan Brown
Members of LAHS Class of ’83 pose for a photo on a hike to Canada Bonita during their reunion. Courtesy/Alan Brown
Scene from the LAHS Class of ’83 reunion. Courtesy/Alan Brown