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(Plan NOW for the 45th - we want to see your face!)

In 1963 our senior class announced the blast off of the SHS Vicimus. Vicimus was a symbol, not only of our class as an integral unit, but also of ourselves as individuals venturing into a future full of challenges. It signified our past preparations and our future victories. As we approach our coming reunion, we will once again share a past that led to our growth and development. More importantly, we will meet again and share with each other the victories spoken of years ago, as well as to speak of our dreams and promises of victories to come.

We hope that you will enjoy navigating through the various sections to learn more about what members of the class have been doing and also to reestablish contact with them.

Directions (just in case)
1. Use the navigational tabs at the top; as you mouse-over each tab, sub-menus will appear.
2. Single click on the selection desired.
3. To return to this page, click on the heading Swarthmore High School - Class of 1963.

Sections
Yes, just like Al Gore, we have been re-invented (again). We are now five (5) main sections with related subsections. For example, most of the photos are grouped under the Photos section.
1. Home - access to the Intro and Roster pages.
2. News - general interst news of our classmates, and news about the coming reunion.
3. Photos - where most of the photos are located.
4. Where & What - Where are we, and what are we doing. Note: this section is password protected. If you have not received your userID and password, contact Alan Shoemaker - sshoe@mindspring.com .
5. Other Links - other Swarthmore High class websites.

Site Contributions
How can you help? Please submit photographs (in jpg, psd, or pdf format), your life summary since graduation, personal information and/or news items to be posted on the site (in Word or txt formats). Your contributions are what will make this a dynamic and exciting site. If your photos need to be scanned, please follow these guidelines:
1. Scan all photos in at 300 dpi, no editing or cropping
2. Save the file as a jpg (preferable format) and email them.