Forever Young 30 Years Strong!
It's time to Celebrate 30 Years!
1st Day: Meet and Great 6pm-10pm 2nd Day: Fun Day @ Lanier High School 11am-2pm Casual Banquet 7pm-11pm The Archibald Center, Downtown Montgomery 3rd Day: Church & Lunch
August 8th and 9th 2014
Reservations must be made by JULY 15
Downtown Montgomery - The Double Tree
For Reservations Call (334) 245-2320; (800) 222-TREE Central Reservations; www.doubletreemontgomery.com
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Friday: 5-10 pm
Meet and Greet
Enjoy Downtown Montgomery Night Life.
Saturday Day-Time Events:
Lake Martin get together, Golf, Visit the school, City of Montgomery hosts festivities at the Old Train Station.
Excitement Is In The Air!!!! Can you believe it has been 20 years? August 29, 2014 through August 31, 2014 (LABOR DAY WEEKEND) is going to be a weekend full of food, fun, fellowship, excitement, MORE FOOD, and Poet Pride. We chose this weekend to allow you to have the following Monday(LABOR DAY) to recover from traveling.
It is a great read about one of our most storied student, coach and alumnus, Bill Moseley (Class of 1941). Dust off the old memories of yester-year in Montgomery and enjoy the stories straight from Coach Moseley as he dictates them to his son Willie G Moseley (Class of 1968).
Forever Blue was released in December of 2013 by New South Books. It is available in soft cover and as an ebook. Click on the link below to order.
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THE LANIER ALMA MATER
Dear Lanier, though fleeting time
May bear us far away from thee
Forever in thy hallowed halls
Each heart will dwell in loyalty.
Faithful to the blue and white
We will be.
And before thy shrine of knowledge
We will kneel to thee
Alma Mater, thy standard waves
Triumphant through each passing year;
We love thy spirit, true and brave,
Thy courage through each threatening fear,
We will hold when we began our lives anew,
Memories of the sheltering walls,
And of thy friendships true.
Georgia Wagner Morgan - Music 1928
Louise Shepherd Fleming - Words 1928
