Wakefield High School Class of 1970
Arlington, Virginia
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40th Reunion 7/31/10
For information on the
40th reunion and to register for the event go to the Reunions page.
www.wakefieldclassof1970.com/index/pg61383#textJump350807






Listen to the Music
Be sure the volume is

turned up so you can

hear the music playing!


FAQ

You have questions,
we have answers.

Go to the FAQ page.
www.wakefieldclassof1970.com/index/mn39548/Frequently_Asked_Questions

 


Class Blog
Please stop by our
Message Board and leave a brief note for your classmates.
www.wakefieldclassof1970.com/index/mn37406/Message+Board#item310307


35th Highlights
For a recap of the
35th reunion and a link to photos from the evening, go to the Reunions page.
www.wakefieldclassof1970.com/index/35_-_Year_Reunion


Don't Drift Away
Update your contact information for us on the Contact Us page.
www.wakefieldclassof1970.com/index/mn11145/Contact+Us#item184842


O Brother,
Where Art Thou?

Help us find our classmates!

Click on "Classmates Not Located" under Class List
www.wakefieldclassof1970.com/index/Classmates_Not_Located


Quick Links
For links to other
Web sites, go to the Sites & Sounds page.
www.wakefieldclassof1970.com/index/mn11222/Places+We+Went#item163474


 
 

Who are we?



Community is . . .


Love


Teamwork


Mentoring






Us : The Class of 1970



Respect





Encouragement


Sharing what God has given us




The common denominator that we share as the Class of 1970, is the period in our youth that was defined by the high school experience; both the good and the bad. These years are generally punctuated by immaturity, inexperience, self-focus and a wide array of social anxieties and cultural perceptions. Consequently, we so often miss out on the richness of experience provided through genuine relationships during this time.


High school is indeed a unique opportunity to form lasting, meaningful relationships. Unfortunately, the opportunity is often squandered. Fortunately, while we are still here, the opportunity exists to renew those cherished friendships that we let slip away over the years, and to form new and lasting relationships with a group of people that share a "oneness" of experience: a community.




 
  Wakefield High School Class of 1970