PROFILE UPDATES
| • | Steve Kraak 4/8 |
| • | Robert Miller 2/24 |
| • | Romey Walter Walden 1/28 |
| • | Terri Wiemelt Schmidling 1/25 |
| • | Carol Bierbower Olson 1/10 |
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JOINED CLASSMATES
Percentage of Joined Classmates: 45.9%
| A: | 234 | Joined |
| B: | 276 | Not Joined |
UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
| • | Tracy Gilliland 4/21 |
| • | Dino Pillizzi 4/22 |
| • | Sandy Robinson Moran 4/22 |
| • | Tamara Seleski 4/22 |
| • | Joan Ostrowski Beutler 4/23 |
| • | Luann Valetti 4/26 |
| • | Peni Keeling 4/29 |
| • | Sharon Weyrauch -'84 Beth 4/29 |
| • | Steve Barosko -'77 5/2 |
| • | Laura Mau Clark 5/3 |
| • | Shirley Thorsen Blatter 5/6 |
| • | Ken Kohler 5/7 |
| • | Julie Camponeschi -'80; Reuther Stancato 5/12 |
| • | James Rossa Jr. Jim 5/12 |
| • | Patty Mish Surber 5/14 |
| • | Rick Grisham 5/16 |
| • | Mark Bose 5/18 |
TODAY'S CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS:
WHERE ARE
THEY NOW
WHERE WE LIVE
Who lives where - click links below to find out.
1 lives in Alabama
2 live in Alaska
3 live in Arizona
1 lives in Arkansas
6 live in California
4 live in Colorado
1 lives in Connecticut
15 live in Florida
8 live in Illinois
2 live in Indiana
1 lives in Kansas
1 lives in Massachusetts
4 live in Michigan
2 live in Minnesota
2 live in Missouri
3 live in North Carolina
2 live in Ohio
1 lives in Oregon
2 live in South Dakota
1 lives in Tennessee
9 live in Texas
1 lives in Utah
4 live in Virginia
2 live in West Virginia
144 live in Wisconsin
1 lives in Australia
1 lives in Dutch Caribbean
1 lives in Moldova, Republic of
276 location unknown
25 are deceased
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Mary D. Bradford High School - Kenosha, WI
Class of 1978 |
WELCOME TO
OUR CLASS WEBSITE!
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Frank & Cheryl Parise's
7th Annual Autism Benefit
is coming up soon!
See our "Field Trips" page
for details....
Also, check out our new playlists below!
This website is for you and it's FREE! 
Simply click on Classmate Profiles at the left and if you're from our Class of '78, find your name on the list. Then, register to log in and create your own profile page where you can upload photos, and let us classmates know what you've been up... or share a school memory. As a member, you may also send and receive messages; so, be sure to Check Messages and feel free to participate in our class Message Forum. Please be sure to keep checking back for updates and new postings; and let others know about our site, too! 
If you're not from our class, but are a friend to the Class of '78 and would like to join our site, please press Contact Us to send us your name, including maiden if applicable, along with your senior class year and we'll add you to the list. Guest members are listed separately at the end of the Classmate Profiles page. You can also create a website like this for your own class by clicking here. Or... see if your class already has a website by scrolling down to our Announcements below.
Leave messages on the refrigerator below like you did when you were a kid! Simply click on the magnetic letters on the lower portion and drag them to the top to leave a message. Have fun with it! 
Below is a playlist of the best classic rock songs of the '70s! Now you can boogie while you work... or play! 
Or, maybe you prefer some disco instead! 
If you ever need hotel accommodations while you're in town, try this link for the Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau: www.kenoshacvb.com. Then click on "Places to Stay" and then "Accommodations." You'll see a listing of some of the hotels located in Kenosha, along with their contact information if you need to make reservations.
Also, while you're in town, you might want to take a "field trip" through our old stompin' grounds. Simply park your vehicle by the streetcar terminal/shelter located on the northeast corner of 54th Street and 8th Avenue, and for some small change, hop on the rail trolley that loops around every fifteen minutes or so. It tours past the former Bradford, the Dinosaur Discovery Museum, the new Kenosha Public Museum and the Civil War Museum in Harbor Park. All three of the museums are open during the week and on the weekends. It would be a fun way for you and your guest/family to see some of the recent changes in Kenosha, while learning about its history.
For more information on the streetcar, please visit: www.kenosha.org/departments/transportation
For more information on all three museums, please visit:
http://www.kenosha.org/museum/
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