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Party like it's 1969 FLORIDA. The S.S. Seward Class of 1969 celebrate their 50th high school reunion.

| 20 Jun 2019 | 03:07
    Photos provided by Beth Fuller As is a tradition, members of the S.S. Seward Institute Class of 1969 posed in front of the William Henry Seward monument, much like they did in their senior year. Beginning in the front row, from left to rigth, are: Linda Sosler and Fray Fuller; second row: Louis Sosler, Patricia Musial Myruski, Christine Romanowski Rudy, Joan Kamrowski Malek and Kathleen Coleman Weslowski; and in back: Dennis Kujawski, Kevin Seekamp and Jerry Simcik.
    Photos provided by Beth Fuller As is a tradition, members of the S.S. Seward Institute Class of 1969 posed in front of the William Henry Seward monument, much like they did in their senior year. Beginning in the front row, from left to rigth, are: Linda Sosler and Fray Fuller; second row: Louis Sosler, Patricia Musial Myruski, Christine Romanowski Rudy, Joan Kamrowski Malek and Kathleen Coleman Weslowski; and in back: Dennis Kujawski, Kevin Seekamp and Jerry Simcik.

The weekend of June 13-15 saw the 50-year reunion of the graduating class 1969 from S.S. Seward Institute in Florida.
Friday evening a meet and greet gathering with dinner was held at Rookie’s Pizzeria on North Main Street in the Village of Florida.
One Saturday afternoon class members were treated to a tour of their alma mater and were delighted to not only see the updates that have happened through the years but pleased in recognizing the beautiful history of the school that has been left intact.
That led to much discussion about teachers, classrooms, lockers and school “antics” memories.
As is a tradition, they posed in front of the William Henry Seward monument, much like they did in their senior year.
The graduate who traveled the farthest distance was Joan Kamrowski Malek, who resides in California.
The Class of 1969 joined the graduating class of 2019 at the Middletown Elks Lodge on Saturday evening for a banquet, introductions and awards for the seniors.
Introductions for the 50-year class were made by class president Louis Sosler.
It was a great weekend for the Spartans.