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About Us:

SAHS Class of 1976

We entered St Anthony's High School on September 6, 1972 as the Freshman class. Our Graduation, 6pm June 3, 1976, was still a lifetime away. For then, we were filled with excitement and/or anxiety. What time is my bus, where is my locker, what was my combination again, how do I get from A10 to D12...our world centered on the answers to these questions! In the cafeteria at lunch we found out we weren't alone. Soon our discussions of anxiety made way for how I spent my summer vacation, who was dating who and who else had Spanish I. Things were easier then, as our Head of Maintenance also drove the school bus and your future success over the next four years was dependent on the reputation of an older sibling. 

SAHS Class of '76 • Reconnecting a Legacy • Decades of Friendship • Once an Iron Mike Always an Iron Mike •

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Our Vision

Our 50th High School Reunion will bridge the gap between decades, creating an experience where nostalgia meets modern connection. Driven by a commitment to the SAHS Class of '76, our mission has been to simplify the complex logistics of a high school reunion, ensuring each gathering is rooted in shared heritage and seamless execution. We believe our reunion is an opportunity to strengthen our collective bond, providing an event that will transform simple memories into lifelong legacies.

A twenty-four acre strip of land was purchased from Frederick A Kuser on the Kuser Farmstead in Hamilton Township. Announced on April 20, 1961 by Rt Rev Monsignor Michael P McCorristin, the school was to be named St Anthony's High School. Efforts would be made to have the school ready for students by September 1962.

Our History:

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