Welcome Salt Lake City East High Leopards Class of 1965 💘 Planning for the 60 Year High School Reunion is underway. The reunion is less that two years away. Steven Allred is chair again for this reunion.

If you haven't visited the website in a while or need a "refresher, select "First Time Visitors" at the top of the left column. This gives a simple explanation of how to enter or update personal information and download pictures onto your profile. To leave a message for a classmate, go to the person's profile by finding them under "Classmate Profiles". You can "POST A COMMENT" on their  profile or "sent a private message" using the link just below their profile picture. You can also reply to other Comments found on the profile.

Deceased Classmates (See "In Memory for Details)

Deceased in 2023 - Tom McKay, Monte Hancock and Steve Keller.   

Deceased in 2022 - Jim Brinton, Bruce Washburn, Sue Knight (Bennett), Maria Nicolatus (Pappasideris), Kent Hales, Mike Wright, and Patrick Reese. 

Deceased in 2021 - Trudi Richards Rose, Larry Stevens, Roger Hicks, Jill Gibson Serfustini, Ann Modine Dillenbeck, Kent Vest, and Connie Rohner.

Deceased in 2020 - Tod Johnson, Jodee Monsen Kennedy, Steve Summerhays, and Diane Kirkham Miller.  We miss them.  Dick Milne, teacher and varsity basketball coach, and Joseph Erickson, history teacher, also passed away in 2020.
 

Other Information

This is our personal website and we want EVERYONE from our class to fill in or update their profiles and share as much info as they dare, including PICTURES!!!!  

Continue encouraging all our classmates to log in and make use of this website by searching: "EASTHIGHLEOPARDS65.COM."  We will keep this going as long as we have classmates using it.
Any corrections can easily be made if you "contact us".

The "message forum" is an open class-wide way for each of us to make comments or express concerns in an ongoing "thread" that can be followed or ignored. Just another way to communicate.

Finally, if you want to make personal contact or reach out "intimately" with a classmate, you can send a "private" email by clicking under their picture. If they email you back, you then have each other's information and carry on without the website. Just let us know if things get "exciting." After all, at our age, it doesn't take much!