After all these years, how has it gone for you?

With diploma in hand that warm June evening in 1963, if pressed you would have revealed more than a few expectations for your life. But most importantly, you would likely have echoed the belief that the world was now your oyster.

We’ve scattered to its far corners since then. Hopefully you found a pearl or two for yourself along the way—an ideal place to live, love and companionship, a satisfying profession, worthwhile pastimes or an inner peace.

Rest assured that your Roosevelt classmates were always pulling for you in your pursuits. Hopefully you’ve kept in touch with those who mattered most to you so long ago. We’ve lost more than a few of our grads over the years, yet for most of us life thankfully goes on. And so do the friendships.

No matter where your quests have taken you, remember one thing: You’ll always be a part of a special group 680 strong that started a journey into adulthood together. Even today you can never sever your ties with us, because we won’t let you. There’s a bond that will endure as long as two or more old grads can claim, “I’m from Roosevelt, Class of ’63.”

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