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The Directors The Cast The Orchestra The Crews This page is: The official (accept no substitute) reunion flyer containing a list of "lost" and "found" people that is current through 7/10/02. A newspaper columnist's review of the production A story about the show from the Buccaneer student newspaper Check out some photos of the show! Candid shots! Blackmail fodder!
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Park Center High School's 1977 Production of
Reunion Post Mortem The reunion went off without a hitch at DeLisi's on November 9, 2002. About 44 members of the cast, crews, orchestra, directors, and spouses/significant others attended. While competition with the Karaoke bar was unexpected, it did not diminish the evening. A good time, as they say, was had by all. If you're interested in the Powerpoint show I presented that night, let me know. I've e-mailed it successfully once already. Thanks to everyone who turned out or who responded with a completed questionnaire or greeeting. Next year in Jerusalem; next year in the Holy Land! L'Chaim! Send me e-mail at kevin[at]slator[dot]us, or phone me at 651/426-4352. Thanks! Last revised on January 5, 2004.
-Majority Leader Tom Daschle Rest in Peace, Sen. Wellstone
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At last! 
Paul Wellstone was the soul of the Senate. He was one of the most noble and courageous men I have ever known. He was a gallant and passionate fighter, especially for the less fortunate. I am grateful to have known Paul and Sheila as dear and close friends. Their deaths are a shattering loss to Minnesota, to the nation and to all who knew and loved them. The tragic deaths of their daughter Marcia, as well as three of Paul's loyal staffers, and their pilots compounds this unbearable loss. The heartfelt condolences of the entire United States Senate go out to the Wellstone family and the families of all who were lost with him. The nation has lost a fearless public servant and tireless advocate for justice.