This entry was posted in News on March 16, 2017 by Cody Stewart.

Greetings, Fellow Mohawks!

Due To Danger of Crowds Spreading Virus, There Will Be No WHS Alumni Celebration This Year (2020). Hopefully, next year will be better so we can attract a really BIG Gathering.  In the meantime, please spread the word, organize class contact rosters…and forward them, with updates, to Rick Haymond P. O. Box 289, Waldron, IN  46182
jrhsb4125@gmail.com for inclusion to his Master List. This information is going out only to those whose email addresses we have in our database. Special recognition for both 2020 and 2021 anniversaries of fifty years and all others as before will be planned. The date for next year (2021) has not been set. Notice will be sent to all.

We are also excited to share information about a new project in the works:

The Waldron Story…Continued

You may be familiar with the book, The Waldron Story or Conn’s Creek Reflections, written and published as part of the bicentennial celebration by the Waldron High School Senior Composition Class of 1976 and edited by their teacher, Kenneth D. Sever. Following the 2019 Waldron Alumni Banquet, a small group was formed to discuss how we might capture, illustrate, and share events related to the Waldron Community since 1976. There exists an endless plethora of memories, anecdotes, stories, and events that you, someone who is connected in some way to the Waldron community, has tucked away in your “memory bank”.   
We intend for this to be an extension of the history of the Waldron Community initiated through The Waldron Story…or Conns Creek Reflections. We aim to focus on the events, activities, and people, who impacted our lives while embedding history into our stories. Perhaps the question, “where are you now because of Waldron” might serve as the impetus to stimulate your thinking.
We invite you to join us by spreading the word among former classmates and members of the community, past, and present! We welcome contributions from any and all former WHS students, from any time period.   
Collect your thoughts. Write them down or capture them in a recording using your phone. Once you’ve captured them, share them with us. 
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 We look forward to receiving your contributions to the Waldron legacy!
Kind regards,
David Sever (WHS Class of ’69)