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Name	Message
Tasha, Snarr & Amie-	Wed 20 Nov 2002 06:01:20 CET we wud like 2 say hi 2 every1 that knows us and an even bigger hi 2 mrs castick n mr owen.i no u will miss us wen we go!!
Nicola	Tue 12 Nov 2002 08:40:51 CET I would like to find out if you can research your archives and try to get me a copy of the 5th year photograph of May 1989. If you can do this, please respond to my e-mail address and I will forward any information that you need.    Thank you in advance.
Christine Dunn	Thu 07 Nov 2002 03:24:03 CET Gosh where to start? The last 35 years in a nutshell.    I left Highfield and England, immigrating to Australia in 1965. Started working the government in mid 1966, they sent me to Perth for a year. Then traveling as far as Africa to Japan and the USA. Spending two years in LA (lovely place) where I met my partner. While in the US, I was able to visit a place called Dam Neck in Virginia. While on the east coast I took the opportunity to visit England. Yes, made it to Blackpool but didn?t visit the Highfield.    Arrived back in Sydney in 1976 and set up house. The first child a girl arrived in 80 another girl in 82 and a boy in 85. Life more or less settled down and didn?t travel all that much. In 86, I left he government job and moved to the private sector, presently working for IBM. In 98 divorced which made me reevaluate my life. Under took some a major change in my life and been riding the crest of the wave since.    I think much to the surprise of Mr. Yates who I?m sure thought I wouldn?t amount to much. Went to night to school, getting my High School Certificate, and Degree in Information Technology. Presently I?m in finishing (2002) my second year in a Master of Business Administration. Fancy that still at school aged 51.    I?ve had an interesting life, much more that what is here. I?ll leave it here. Hope to hear from you soon.
Ian Boddy	Mon 04 Nov 2002 01:54:10 CET Looking through year I left, 83, all familiar names come flooding back with memories.
Sharon Dyson	Thu 31 Oct 2002 12:13:50 CET Went to the open day and i couldn't believe how different it was, they have carpet down in the corridors and you don't have to stand outside in the rain waiting for class to start. Met Mr Westhorpe (still making bombs and dissolving things) nothing changes eh!
Carole Walker (nee R	Thu 31 Oct 2002 05:34:43 CET I would love to hear from anyone who remembers me.
Claire Hardie	Mon 28 Oct 2002 10:38:54 CET i really miss the people at highfield and would like to say good luck to mr &mrs digman .  i live in scotland now and iam at college studyingchild care &education its my second year now.  i would also like to say a big hello to miss blomley and mr briely and all my fav teachers they know who they are!  well i would like to say that i would like to see more pictures of our school years 97-01 please .  thankyou for being great teachers to eveyone goodbye.
Kerry Fennelly	Thu 24 Oct 2002 13:15:38 CEST Great website, isn't it funny how we all remember Mr westhorpe for his bombs.  Starting to feel old now as my son starts in sept 03 just hope it is as good as it was. Looking forward to open nights.  Does anyone remember mr Brady??  It would be good to hear from anyone who remembers me
Ben Clegg	Wed 23 Oct 2002 02:19:22 CEST Must admit I hated School , but have some very good memories . If only I new then what I have learnt to date.  . I knew everthing and my teachers knew nothing!!  Ended up going back to college when I was 20.  Don't make the same mistake!!!!!
Bev	Fri 18 Oct 2002 09:24:22 CEST NICE TO SEE TO OLD FAMILIAR NAMES.  MY CHILDREN ATTEND HIGHFIELD THEY LOVE IT!  STRANGE TO SEE SOME TEACHERS FACES WHI ARE STILL THERE!AMAZING - THEY DESERVE A MEDAL