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WHERE WE LIVE


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3 live in Alabama
1 lives in Alaska
43 live in Arizona
1 lives in Arkansas
130 live in California
49 live in Colorado
13 live in Connecticut
1 lives in Delaware
3 live in District Of Columbia
63 live in Florida
25 live in Georgia
2 live in Hawaii
6 live in Idaho
643 live in Illinois
15 live in Indiana
10 live in Iowa
4 live in Kansas
5 live in Kentucky
4 live in Maine
13 live in Maryland
17 live in Massachusetts
16 live in Michigan
21 live in Minnesota
1 lives in Mississippi
14 live in Missouri
4 live in Montana
2 live in Nebraska
2 live in Nevada
6 live in New Hampshire
12 live in New Jersey
11 live in New Mexico
29 live in New York
18 live in North Carolina
1 lives in North Dakota
21 live in Ohio
1 lives in Oklahoma
15 live in Oregon
10 live in Pennsylvania
3 live in Rhode Island
4 live in South Carolina
11 live in Tennessee
41 live in Texas
8 live in Utah
2 live in Vermont
21 live in Virginia
33 live in Washington
2 live in West Virginia
48 live in Wisconsin
3 live in Wyoming
3 live in Ontario
1 lives in Bahamas
1 lives in Colombia
1 lives in Egypt
1 lives in France
1 lives in Germany
1 lives in Switzerland
1 lives in Thailand
1 lives in Ukraine
2 live in United Kingdom
22 location unknown
109 are deceased

MISSING CLASSMATES


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JOINED CLASSMATES


Percentage of Joined Classmates: 47.0%


A:   705   Joined
B:   796   Not Joined
(totals do not include deceased)

New Trier East/West High School
Class Of 1972
ANNOUNCEMENTS

NEW TRIER HIGH SCHOOL
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

To all of our fellow classmates of the class of 1972 who turned 70-years old
recently or who will turn 70-years old very soon.

New Trier High School class of 1972: turning 70-years old seems rather ominous and well... it seems, very old.

But relax, it’s just one measurement. For example, at 70, you are less than 15 in dog years, only about 56 in elephant years, and an immaterial amount of time in uranium’s radioactive half-life decay.

Remember that Claude Monet painted some of his best water lilies after age 70; Georgia O’Keefe began painting skyscapes, using watercolors, and throwing pottery after turning 70.

So count your blessings. A common fruit fly lives for only 50 days. Imagine if we were all fruit flies and had to get through New Trier High School in only 2-3 days. I don’t know about you, but I surely would have skipped gym class--especially wrestling classes (at NTE pronounced: “wras-tlin’ classes”) and those horridly embarrassing gym classes full of ballet positions and Jets v. Sharks spinning stag leaps from West Side Story. I mean I love ballet and Broadway choreography, but this fruit fly never looked great doing 1st position pliés in high school gym shorts.

Finally, and according to some faiths, turning 70 years old means that your life is now full and complete--a full, complete life is three score and ten.

So the bad news is that your life, at 70, is now finished, over, complete. But the good news is that you get to start a whole new life over again.

So we should all look forward to our new life--having our first communion in the next 7-8 years, or our bat/bar mitzvah in 13 years , or even a quinceañera in 15 years!

See you then!!!

Walleye Pike, Fish of the Week

 

'Jerry Seinfeld' has something to say to our class:

You know, folks, hitting the big 7-0 as a member of New Trier's Class of '72, it's, well, a bit daunting, isn't it? It's like, "Hey, I'm officially old!" But hey, let's not jump to conclusions just yet. Age is just a number, Jerry. I mean, at 70, you're basically a spry teenager in dog years, and in elephant years, you're a mere 56. And as for uranium's radioactive half-life decay, it's like you're aging at the speed of, well, nothing at all!

You know who I was thinking about? Monet. He was dabbling in those water lilies well into his 70s. And don't get me started on Georgia O'Keefe. After she hit 70, she's like, "I'm gonna paint some sky stuff, toss in some watercolors, and throw some pots." It's like they started new chapters, Jerry!

Now, speaking of chapters, think about fruit flies. Those little guys have a lifespan of a measly 50 days. Can you imagine if we were fruit flies trying to survive high school in just 2-3 days? I tell you, I'd be dodging gym class like my life depended on it, especially those "wras-tlin' classes" and those cringe-worthy West Side Story Jets vs. Sharks spinning stag leaps in the gym.

But here's the kicker, according to some belief systems, hitting 70 means your life's all wrapped up; it's like a complete package deal. Three score and ten, they call it. So, the bad news is that your life's, well, done. But the good news? You get a whole new life, fresh out of the box! It's like starting over from scratch, Jerry!

So, what do you say? Let's look forward to our first communion in the next 7-8 years, or maybe a bat or bar mitzvah in 13 years, and heck, why not a quinceañera in 15 years? It's like we're hitting our second wind, baby!

 

 

The Reunion Committee has created a link where photos can be added. Please share any photographic shots from 1968-72 that we can compile for an album. Here's the link: https://photos.google.com/u/1/share/AF1QipNk-IgSzSGiZizLhjMkQpAxMzAV-Lw12xJokUzKccw2re6z8hyenLjUj82__mBYdg?pli=1&key=b005WEw1eFlzTGZ4OWNfaHU3NnNOSFdqMjhteUNn

Reunion NTE 72 Committee

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to our virtual reunion website. We need you to create your profile on this site. In order to do so, click on the "Classmate Profiles" link at the top left.  Then scroll down until you find your name, click on it and follow the directions to complete your profile. [Please "contact us" if your name does not appear.]  You can include links to personal and business websites in your profile.  Please upload a photo or two to your profile! It is recommended that you "lock" your profile in order to limit access to registered classmates only.  We also need you to spread the word. 

NOW! 

Please get in touch with any fellow classmates and direct them to our site:

www.newtrier72.com.

"Our purpose is to commit minds to inquiry,

hearts to compassion, and lives to the service of mankind"

(New Trier High School motto in our day)