1.)    If you have had a change in address, please e-mail Laura Crews-Foster.

2.)    If you have had a change in e-mail address, please contact Sandy Davis.

3.)    Please check the MIAs list on this website and let Laura know if you know how to contact         any of the classmates that we have not been able to locate. 

Remember that class motto? How about the Jack-in-the-Box parking lot on Friday and Saturday nights? Or Pizza Hut after the football games where we cheered on the Alief Bears, their accompanying Big Bear Band and Golden Brigade? The Duck. Drag Racing. Powderpuff and The Mean Green Machine. The Grodie Brigade. TABS. If these are the things your high school memories are made of, undoubtedly you're one of us; an alumni of that truly phenomenal, 1977 Graduating Class of Alief-Hastings High School. It's been 30 years (quit groaning) and we've missed you. Therefore, we're throwing a 30-Year Reunion Bash and we'd LOVE for you to join us.

If you've located this homepage, you're in good shape and shouldn't have any problem receiving our future agenda in regards to this BIG EVENT, as long as you've submitted your most current address to Laura Crews-Foster via e-mail on this site. (Website and e-mail corrections/additions should continue to be forwarded to Sandy Davis.)

Those of you who attended the 10, 20 or 25-year playfests know they were fun-filled weekends to remember and we are set on a REPEAT! So...

30th Reunion Committee Members	Class of '77 MIAs
E-Mail Your Classmates
30th Year Location Scouting Photos Thursday, April 13, 2006 (Photos by James Golding and Sandy Davis.) Saturday, May 20, 2006 (Photos by James Golding.)   *Special THANKS to Corky Sharbrough for his scanning services and additional server space!
25 Year Reunion   Silver Anniversary Photo Saturday, October 5, 2002 Safari Texas *Photo by Kathy and Blake Culpepper.
The Dating Game 25 Year Reunion	Our Winning Bachelor - Mike Williams 25 Year Reunion
Early Birds Karen B., Debbie T. & Sabrina D.	25 Year Reunion Committee Photo
20 Year Reunion     The Mansion at Great Southwest Equestrian Center 2501 S. Mason Road Katy, Texas Memorial Day Weekend, 1997. 20 Year Reunion Group Shot
10 Year Reunion Family Picnic Farm and Ranch Club Bear Creek, Texas Photos by Sandy Davis. Scanning by Laura Crews-Foster. Proof of those who made it to the day after.... Todd Summy & Mike Swain.                Tom, Becky, Garry, Bennie.         Cindy G. Jan J., Sabrina D.           Wade "Mad Dog" Brown.          LeaAnne W.  & Corrie Lee.              Mike, Debbie, Marcia, Shelly.  Shawn Hogan & Bryan.                   Lewis & Karen  Rothman.      Ben Agee ('75) & Sonya.                                                                                                                                                                              Susan Hague, Dan & Christopher.    Stacy W., Danny & Lindsey.                                     Bill R., Garry C., Bill M. &  Robin R.                          Paul S. & Mike Garrett.                        Cindy C. & Ken with Cindy G.                                                                             Robin Eason &  Lynn Morris.                     Jeannie S., Karen B. & Billy Aud.  Old Days
Favorite Things and People	In Our Little Town
1970 - Mrs. Bennett's Fifth Grade Class Alief Elementary (Now Youens Elem.)  Photo contributed by Terrence Schenkelaars.	1971 - Mrs. Baxter's Sixth Grade Class Alief Elementary (Now Youens Elem.) Photo contributed by Sabrina Dobbins-Manley.
Links
http://www.ahhs77.com Corky Sharbrough's Class Site (Yearbook Photos Included)
ATTENTION!  If you have photos from any of our previous, '77 Class Reunions or Class Photos for inclusion on this website, please e-mail them to Sandy Davis.

 History of Alief - Coming Soon!




 
Alief Railway Depot,
constructed in 1904.
Photo contributed by Ben Hastings.


The Alief railway depots (one for passengers and one for cargo) were constructed in 1904, on the northwest corner of Alief-Clodine and Old Westheimer Roads.  From the early 1900s through World War I, the Alief Railway depot provided residents with the most reliable form of transportation into the city of Houston.  Prior to proper drainage control, frequent flooding often rendered area roads impassable.  (Pictured is Ina Frazer.)

The rails of the San Antonio-Aransas Pass Railroad were uprooted during the construction of the Westpark Tollway, which opened to Houston's westside commuters on May 1, 2004.