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Welcome to the Home Page of TOKAHA! Absegami High School''''s Class of 1976 The 1st class to attend Absegami for four years after the split from Oakcrest High School
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Class News
9/26/2024
Andrew "Andy" Diehl Jr - AHS 76
Reverend Andrew T. Diehl, Jr.
Aiken - The unworthy priest Andrew T. Diehl Jr. fell asleep in the Lord on October 15, 2022 at 7:11am.
He was the first son born to Andrew T. Diehl and Irene
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8/22/2024
RIchard (Rick) Edwards - AHS 76
Richard Arthur Edwards, age 67, of Dover, Delaware, passed away at his home on Wednesday, August 21, 2024.
A celebration of life service will be held at the Cheswold Fire House soon. His se
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6/25/2024
Greg Ganiel - AHS 76
Gregory J. Ganiel, age 64 of Cologne, NJ, passed away on June 15, 2023.
Gregory is predeceased by his parents, William and Elizabeth (nee Puhl) Ganiel and brothers, Mark Ganiel and Mickey
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As the years roll by …
Every reunion has a distinct personality, said Cyndi Clamp, president of the National Association of Reunion Managers, a trade group for professional reunion organizers. She describes how things change over the decades.
10th: This is the least well-attended and the most pretentious, with many people focused on how they look, what kind of car they drive and what their date looks like. Because most people are in the same general place in life, many are measuring themselves against their classmates.
20th: With more perspective and life experiences under their belts, classmates care much less about superficial success and are more earnestly curious about how people are doing in their families and careers. The 20-year is the most well-attended and a time when people's paths start to diversify.
30th: The 30th gets more interesting because people's lives are all over the board with divorces, career changes and kids of all ages. Classmates show greater confidence and fewer spouses and guests come along because people don't feel that they need someone by their side.
40th: As retirement nears, people's lives start to resemble each other's once again. There's less drinking and more talking, with conversations focusing on "remember when." People find value in being around others they knew when they were younger because it makes them feel younger.
50th: The golden reunion is the second-most well-attended. There's a sense that this could be the last time you see these people. Plus, people go because they are able to attend. Like the 40th, nostalgia is strong.
Beyond 50th: These are much smaller reunions, and those who do attend are just really glad to be able to be there.
Is Facebook killing the high school reunion?
Rachel Riebow suspects the social networking site is one reason it has been like pulling teeth to get her old classmates to attend their 10-year reunion at Armwood High School in Seffner, Fla. Why bother when you already know what everyone's up to, and can so easily connect with the people you wish to see?
But for older generations, Facebook has helped find missing classmates and drive interest in the reunion. Patti Salvage, who is organizing her 40th reunion at Banks High School in Birmingham, Ala. said reconnecting on Facebook has made her feel close to her old classmates again.
"I got a network of my school friends back together," Salvage said. "Because of that, I'm really looking forward to seeing!"
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Hutch |
45 year reunion
I guess with old age we |
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45 Year reunion
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Krackerjack, Dirty |
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My thoughts and prayers go out to Frank |
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Happy New Year 2018 TOKAHA Classmates |
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Happy New Year to all my Tokaha classmat |
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Craig, do you have photos from the reuni |
Wed 10/12/2016 7:17 AM |
A Great 40!
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Great seeing everyone at the 40th! We st |
Mon 8/15/2016 8:14 PM |
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Grungy |
Cant wait to see all of you on the 13th |
Wed 6/29/2016 2:24 PM |
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Wed 1/27/2016 10:36 PM |
Earl Fenstermacher is engaged to Carol Mott C
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Oats |
Frank Congrats, now go get Warren Sapp o |
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Frank Wesighan - 2013 Judge Stone Award
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Craig Collins |
Congratulations to Frank Wesighan, the 2 |
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WAS IT ONLY YESTERDAY?
Was it only yesterday we said "hi" in the hallway or shared the same class? Was it only yesterday we "hung out" at the Shore Mall together? Was it only yesterday we went to the Atlantic Drive-In with our friends to watch a movie? Was it only yesterday we talked on the phone or crammed for a test? Was it only yesterday we held our diplomas and said our good byes? Was it only yesterday we heard of one of our classmates passing? And thought..."it seems like only yesterday"
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I am so proud to announce that my daughter, Melani
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11/15/2012
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Mark and Debra Ohnemuller of Sweetwater are proud
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2/5/2012
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Frank Wesighan's mother passed away last weekend.
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1/13/2012
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