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Hi All - Many of you may remember me & my large family of 5 siblings, some of you may not however I must say I do remember almost all of you in some way through the schooling years. I'd love to share my top ten fondest memories of good ol' MHS....

10>"Please ensure you have a #2 pencil to complete this exam!"

9>Attending home football & soccer games & seeing some awesome moves & maneuvers. Go Tigers!

8>My all time favorite HS teachers have got to be Ms. O'Donnell & Mr. Schirmer, "The Duke". She was such a force of positive energy, dynamic phys ed teacher & home room mentor. She granted me the class baking caterer. After a muffin or cupcake in morning, the rest of the day cake! He was a creative writing genius with an insatiable appetite for you being your own individual & comfortable in your own skin.

7>My all time favorite administration individuals would be Mr. Alloy & Mr. Burnham. Their remarkable insight & depth of understanding their students was unmeasureable.

6>Eating pretty much of nothing but yodels & those little pints of milk in Palmer Caff. I'd bring in the occasionaly sandwich & then buy potato chips to put inside my sandwich. Loved the crunch it made!

5>Being a member of FBLA, participating in the infamous "Battle of the Classes" (without the mice, thank you!), dancing to the music of the 80's for our Jr. Prom, Sr Dance, & Sr. Prom. I still listen to the 80's music!

4>The unforgettable Palmer Caff Crew, A wall, B wall, C wall, SWAS, & APPLE - boy how we branded ourselves. The hair styles, the trends, & the clicks.

3>Being part of the Key Club for 3 years & voted President; spearheading & competing against the other high schools in volleyball tournaments & raising funds for charitable organizations was a growing & most rewarding experience.

2>Learning as a Freshman, to never schedule a B block class in Post Road building & believing you can make it through the overpass unscathed to Palmer side for your C block class on time! And vice versa!

1>The marbles rolling off the podium, all those air horns, & the feeling of achievement on Graduation Day!

I'm living local in Irvington, NY, family related special novelty catalog & on line business located in good old Mamaroneck, http://www.grayhamsgrabbag.com. Hope to catch up & see you soon. Cheers!