Groups
The site supports interest groups. Groups may be classes or special interests at various levels of detail, such as Sports or Football, Music or Marching Band... We create groups only upon request; to create a group you must commit to managing it for one year, including signing in frequently to moderate content added by other members.
Class Lists. (See the Class Lists section on this page.) Enrolled members may select by class years and look up individual members. Only self-registered persons are listed, so some persons may not be members of the Association. Additional details, personal profiles and contact options are available only to registered members.
Special Topics. Interest groups are currently defined only in the Dialogue Forums. Login may be required to view or participate in forums. To create a class group, add a topic labeled "Class of..." under Classes and Reunions topic. To create another type of interest group, start a topic in one of the other master topics. By keeping the number of topics relatively small, the Forums are easier to understand, so please review existing topics before creating a new one.
Personal Announcements. Please don't use groups to post personal information, with the exception of reunions. If you want to announce a personal event, create an Update in your profile. It will echo for a while on the home page and even longer on the membership page. Inappropriate content will be removed by the moderators.
Viability. Inactive groups may be suspended or removed by the editors in the interest of website efficiency.
To create a group with its own discussion forum, contact the editor.
Forums
Class Lists
Class List Sources
The lists on this page have been submitted by classmates. Each has been independently compiled. The editors have no way to independently verify the accuracy or completeness of the lists and are not responsible for errors or omissions. Corrections are requested. Please contact the respective class coordinator directly before contacting the editor. Some of these lists are smaller than the number of persons who have actually registered in the Alumni Directory. We consider the Directory more accurate.
We earnestly request your support in the compilation of a complete record. If you have been a reunion organizer, if you sit alone all forlorn compiling lists, or if you're just a nice person with some spare time, we could use your help compiling your class list. You can start easily by copying the list for the class and then adding names and sending the expanded or corrected list to the editor as the body of an email. Please type carefully using the format FIRST MAIDEN LAST, placing one name on each line and a comma after each part of the name. Naturally, omit the maiden name for men.
Interestingly, TCHS has no complete lists of students or graduates. They also don't seem to have a complete set of yearbooks. The temptation to comment has been suppressed.
Another source is a book compiled by TCHS in the mid-1990s that attempted to list everyone. It's not perfect, but it would be a good start. We suggested to the business teachers that they use the list as a student exercise in typing, but it seems community service is no longer a long suit in town. Oops, sorry, that bordered on being a comment.
If you acquired a copy of a commercial directory from Harris Connect in about 2007, there may be additional information there. We've found lots of duplication and obsolescence, but some classes have used the directory to advantage; perhaps you can too.