Jonathan Leeds, Class of 1978  Memories: Friends, classmates and teachers.  Doing now: International Business Analyst for Heatlhcare Company located in Chicago area.  Father of 15 year old son.

Michael Martinka, Class of 1975  Doing Now: Living and working in southern California.

Jay Match, Class of 1973  Memories: too  many to list ... my many dealings with Mr. Kelly which were a treat in themselves.  I think the freedom we had then was remarkable opposed to how strict school yards are now.  Sitting on the front lawn between classes kind of says it all as to how laid back we all were then.  Doing Now: I am a home builder in the Palm Beach, Florida area and have been here for 32 years...  If there are lots of my classmates here in South Florida, then we should organize a big get together.  Hope all of you are well and will drop me a line.

Rebecca Mendelssohn, Class of 1983 Doing Now: Married for almost 12 years, I am currently a stay at home mom (I have a 5 year old daughter & 3 1/2 year old son).  Master's in Social Work, 1989.  I was the Asst. Executive Director of a Jewish Community Center, was also a Camp Director, a few other positions until I stopped working in 2001.

Lee Mitchell, Class of 1961  Memories: Dick & Fred (Patches '61, pg. 47 - Seinfeld stole all of our lines), hair on my head (just a memory now),Coach Sela (football), Coach Hart (Track) - "Get more hip into it," the "Munchmen," Hewlett "Bluejackets" (When did we become the "Bulldogs"?), football gamees at Hewlett E.S., Bay Park A.Z.A. (fines for no dates at the parties; it cost me a fortune), Suburban, Jr. and the Woodmere Diner.  Mr. Jacobelli's pet snake Hruba (sp?), ping pong and bumper pool at the Rec Hall, Ticket Committee for Jr. Play (Only Fred knows why), jumping for joy on the softball field when I got my acceptance at Rutgers.  Doing Now: Computer Resource Specialist at Princess Anne High School, Virginia Beach, VA.  Also the school webmaster and football videographer.

Toby Muller, Class of 1976  Memories: US OUT OF SOUTHEAST ASIA graffiti permanently sandblasted into wall.  Doing Now: Getting more people to watch more TV and movies.