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Information on the St. Augustine Roundup happening on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
Lynn Anderson Dewhurst and Peggy Herlong Lowe are hosting the HHS Class of 1964 Roundup at the Beaches at Vilano Restaurant (254 Vilano Rd, St. Augustine, 32084, 904-829-0589). It will start at 3pm (which coincides with the restaurant’s happy hour) and goes until…well, the restaurant folks say we are welcome to stay until they close at 9pm, but you can always leave whenever. We will be able to order from the menu and pay by separate checks.
The restaurant will need to know how many tables they need to set aside for our group, so please call or email Lynn, no later than Monday the 10th of March, to let her know that you plan on attending along with the names of others that may be coming with you. Lynn’s email is dewhurst@bellsouth.net, If you have any questions, Lynn’s cell phone is 305-331-2072 while Peggy can be reached at 423-304-5097.
If you plan on staying in the area, Lynn provided a few hotel recommendations:
- Holiday Inn Express @ 140 Vilano Blvd. Phone is 904-295-1111
- Hampton Inn @ 96 Vilano Blvd. Phone is 888-609-5503
- Hyatt Place @ 117 Vilano Rd. Phone is 904-481-8300.
If you haven’t ever taken the time to explore St. Augustine, this might be a great opportunity to do so. As you probably know, St. Augustine, established in 1565, is the oldest continuously occupied European-founded city in the US. One of the best ways to see as much as possible of St. Augustine in the shortest time (90 minutes) is to take one of the guided tours. Although there are several tour options, Nancy and I were pleased with Old Town Trolley Tours. If you want to see a great dolphin show, check out Marineland. It was big when we were growing up (but is starting to show its age) is only a short drive to the south
Hope to see you at the Roundup.
Vince
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60th Class of 1964 Reunion at Capt. Hiram's Resort, Sebastian, FL, September 23-26, 2024
Everything started out perfect for our 60th Reunion...our resort was made for us...there were no formal gatherings or speaches...tthe dress was "absolutely casual," the time available to reconnect and connect was plentiful...donations allowed for each classmate to have a nice bag, mug, and beer made in Hialeah for each classmate as well as two days of free drinks during happy hour. And then Hurricane Helene decided to pop up and skirt the west coast of Florida. Well, if anything can poop a party, that was was it. Some who intended on coming to the reunion saw the forecast and decided not to come. Most who came stayed through Tuesday. Those not impacted by the hurricane stayed to the end...leaving on Thursday morning.
Lots of folks took photos. We'll get the photos up now, and as time permits, add the names under the photos. If you have photos you took, please feel free to creat you own gallery and add your photos:https://www.hialeahhigh1964.com/class_gallery.cfm?gallery_link_id=34063
Enjoy!
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