The Seymour High School Class of 1973 celebrated its 50th class reunion July 21 and 22.
On the first night, classmates gathered at the home of Andy Storey. Bob Thompson prepared the sloppy joes and hot dogs, while those attending brought covered dishes to share.
Tim Wright and Brad Treadway provided the music.
Luminary bags were spread across the bridge honoring the 74 classmates who have passed away.
On the second evening, a dinner and dance was conducted for classmates at Chateau de Pique Winery, which is owned by classmate Gregg Pardieck. Bad Medicine provided the music.
Mark Hays, class president, began the evening by welcoming everyone and thanking the classmates and guests in attendance.
A moment of silence was given for the 74 classmates who have passed away.
Deceased class members include Cindy Beasley, Dennis Blevins, Harry Davidson, Garry Lynch, Doug Mellencamp, Rhonda Hauck, Tim Cockerham, Phyllis Galloway, Alan Steele, Sherri Ross, Rhonda Cole, Steve Hohnstreiter, Teresa Shelton, Joe King, John Hollin, Mark Beach, Robert Jackson, Jim Findley, Gary Schrader, Logan Vaughn, Beth Hauersperger, Sherry Godsey, Leann Jones, Joe Zarick, Patricia Otte, David Quinn, Linda VanCleave, Marshall D. Chastain, Margaret Ault, Terry Tracey, Alan Seville, Ella Jean Engleking, Dennis Carpenter, Mike Tangman, Tony Williams, Jerry Growe, Susan Hill, Bobbie Johnson, Tom Crews, Rex Allen, Marcia Combs, Karen West, Joanie Bohall, Sharon Terrell, Floyd Koop, Myron Owens, Robert Perry, Karin VanSycoc, Ronnie Wilson, Cathy Byers, Terry Greene, Weslyn Foley, Tim McGill, Max Borcherding, Connie Weasner, Steve Roemmel, Richard Schwade, Mike Mathis, Rick Luedeman, Jim Werskey, Kenny Knoke, Sue Phillips, Penny Sweazy, Patricia Taskey, Roger Mills, Barry Schneck, Bonnie Alexander, Jerry Weaver, Larry Lynch, Sam Stewart, George O’Sullivan, Dennis DePriest, Penny Hall and Benny Hammond.
Class sponsor attending this year was Janice Brock representing her husband, Jim Brock, who had passed away.
The Rev. Marc Jackson led the class in prayer before the meal that was catered by The Pines.
David Marc McFall was the photographer for the two-day event.
