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Michael H. Hart
Hopefully more classmates will define their profiles. Life experience has modified us from our original young molds and priorities but we are basically the same people, just seasoned with wisdom of age.
There is a shared nostalgia from our generation that is nice to reflect upon. Don't think most of us are lost in this nostalgia but many of us are still interested in whatever our brethren classmates want to relate.
Even though we existed under the cloud of the Cold War we were arguable the last of a simpler "Mayberry" era - on the cusp of the Civil Rights Movement, the counter-culture revolution and attendant drug culture, Vietnam War buildup and resultant anti-war coalitions and massive violent political demonstrations.
Obviously the assassination of President John Kennedy was our significant emotional life event of our school years. And was a hard lesson and precursor to the road ahead in a discordant world.
Good regards to all,
Michael Hart
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