We had an absolute good time Saturday Nite at Burr Oak Bowl! It was Great seeing all of you who came out Class of 90 and 92 were in the Building we hope tp see you at the next one!
Monday, February 22, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
SSCA Class of 91 Bowling Party( Reunion Fundraiser)
The SSCA Class of 91 and the 2011 Reunion Committee invites you to our "Candlelight Bowl" event. Join us for a night of fun & excitement!All classes, friends and family are welcome!!!Tickets are $25
Please contact the following people for advance tickets:Virginia Smart, Dee Yelvington,Michelle Martin, La-Tosha Williams, Patrice Parker-Miller, Ernest Jones, Cindy Alford, Michael Campbell, Angelique Jones,Shameika Bailey,Rekeeta Williams,Ann Wilcher, LaTosha Lawrence and Connectia Webb-Rooks
Your Ticket includes: 2 bowling games, shoe rental, Nachos and Soda
at Burr Oak Bowl 3030 West 127th Street Blue Island, IL
Please contact the following people for advance tickets:Virginia Smart, Dee Yelvington,Michelle Martin, La-Tosha Williams, Patrice Parker-Miller, Ernest Jones, Cindy Alford, Michael Campbell, Angelique Jones,Shameika Bailey,Rekeeta Williams,Ann Wilcher, LaTosha Lawrence and Connectia Webb-Rooks
Your Ticket includes: 2 bowling games, shoe rental, Nachos and Soda
at Burr Oak Bowl 3030 West 127th Street Blue Island, IL
Happy New Year!
Well its now 2010 This year The Class of 1990 should be Hosting a 20th year class reunion weekend I have not heard any details yet but I will let you all know as soon as I Know something! Next Year 2011 The Class Of 1991 will host their 20th year reunion weekend July 29,30 &31, 2011 so save the dates and last but not least The Class of 1992 is forming a committee for their 20th year class reunion in 2012 so stay tuned for details.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
What's your Legacy?
My friend who is a CPS Teacher posted this on her blog this is truly food for thought she is such a inspiration to me I am truly blessed to have her as my friend kudos to you Olga Little for always trying to make thing better for everyone!
What is your legacy?
Yesterday evening, I was watching Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. The woman selected to receive a makeover is probably one of the most inspirational people I've heard of in a long time. Ms. Clara is a pillar in her community. She makes sure the people in her community have things most people take for granted.As I was watching, I got to thinking about the legacy this lady is leaving for her family and community. It also made me wonder, what type of legacy will be left when I am no longer here? I don't believe a lot of people think about this. Too many of us young people aren't doing anything to leave a legacy. We don't have a cause that is near and dear to us. We are not giving back to our communities on a regular basis. (Cleaning out our closet once or twice a year is good, but what else do you do?) I think a lot of us are tired and we have no reason to be tired. We didn't march for equality. We are riding on the coat tails of others who did. My challenge to you as well as myself is to begin working on your legacy today. Don't wait until the new year, start today. If your desire is to work with teen mothers, start doing so today. You can go to your local school, church or park district to find teen mothers. Men, start mentoring these young boys. A lot of these young boys are in need of a man to teach them how to become a man. Stop waiting on others to do for our community. There is only one Oprah and she can't and shouldn't have to do it all. I implore you to get involved and start taking back our children and communities. It is amazing that there are so many civic/community based organizations that many Black people participate in on a regular basis and the Black community is falling apart. Maybe they are doing things in the community and I am not aware of it. I want to let everyone know that I donate blood on a regular basis. I also participate in the Glass Slipper Project (which donates prom dresses, shoes and accessories to high school girls who can't afford to purchase them) every year. I also donate clothes to various women's shelter's on a regular basis. I work with youth who need assistance in writing personal statements for college. I am also the Child Volunteer Protection Advocate for my daughter's soccer league, in addition to working full-time and going to school part-time. To those of you who think you don't have time to give back, you need to make time. ( This was written by O. Little)
What is your legacy?
Yesterday evening, I was watching Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. The woman selected to receive a makeover is probably one of the most inspirational people I've heard of in a long time. Ms. Clara is a pillar in her community. She makes sure the people in her community have things most people take for granted.As I was watching, I got to thinking about the legacy this lady is leaving for her family and community. It also made me wonder, what type of legacy will be left when I am no longer here? I don't believe a lot of people think about this. Too many of us young people aren't doing anything to leave a legacy. We don't have a cause that is near and dear to us. We are not giving back to our communities on a regular basis. (Cleaning out our closet once or twice a year is good, but what else do you do?) I think a lot of us are tired and we have no reason to be tired. We didn't march for equality. We are riding on the coat tails of others who did. My challenge to you as well as myself is to begin working on your legacy today. Don't wait until the new year, start today. If your desire is to work with teen mothers, start doing so today. You can go to your local school, church or park district to find teen mothers. Men, start mentoring these young boys. A lot of these young boys are in need of a man to teach them how to become a man. Stop waiting on others to do for our community. There is only one Oprah and she can't and shouldn't have to do it all. I implore you to get involved and start taking back our children and communities. It is amazing that there are so many civic/community based organizations that many Black people participate in on a regular basis and the Black community is falling apart. Maybe they are doing things in the community and I am not aware of it. I want to let everyone know that I donate blood on a regular basis. I also participate in the Glass Slipper Project (which donates prom dresses, shoes and accessories to high school girls who can't afford to purchase them) every year. I also donate clothes to various women's shelter's on a regular basis. I work with youth who need assistance in writing personal statements for college. I am also the Child Volunteer Protection Advocate for my daughter's soccer league, in addition to working full-time and going to school part-time. To those of you who think you don't have time to give back, you need to make time. ( This was written by O. Little)
Monday, December 14, 2009
SSCA Alumni 3rd Annual Holiday Party!
Well the party was a great success again ! Its always wonderful for the Alumni to come together as one no matter what your graduating Class was!!! I hope you all enjoyed yourselves I know I did!!!
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
SSCA Class of 91 20yr Reunion
Greetings Mighty Tars,We are in the early stages of planning for the reunion of SSCA Class of 1991. It's Hard to believe we've been out if high school almost 20 years. Time sure does fly!
Hopefully you share fond memeories of days walking the school hallways, hanging out or enjoying wonderful friendships created with other alumni of our great school.
The Reunion dates are scheduled for July 29-31,2011 in Chicago,Illinois.
In the coming months, we will host a number of special evevnts to support the funding of our reunion, so that we can celebrate this momentous occassion in a special way. Some of the fundraisers include bowling, skating, old-skool house parties, 70's party,fashion shows and more.
Details about these activities are forthcoming, so be on the lookout for them.
If you have not already done so. please make sure we have your email address and contact information by sending a meassage to southshorealumnibdayclub@gmail.com
We look foward to seeing you soon!
Hopefully you share fond memeories of days walking the school hallways, hanging out or enjoying wonderful friendships created with other alumni of our great school.
The Reunion dates are scheduled for July 29-31,2011 in Chicago,Illinois.
In the coming months, we will host a number of special evevnts to support the funding of our reunion, so that we can celebrate this momentous occassion in a special way. Some of the fundraisers include bowling, skating, old-skool house parties, 70's party,fashion shows and more.
Details about these activities are forthcoming, so be on the lookout for them.
If you have not already done so. please make sure we have your email address and contact information by sending a meassage to southshorealumnibdayclub@gmail.com
We look foward to seeing you soon!
Sunday, October 4, 2009
SSCA Class of 1991 20year Reunion
We are Planning a year of Fundraising events once all the plans have been finalized they will be posted on this site. We are looking forward to seeing you all at these events and We will have the dates of the 2011 Reunion posted really soon.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
+of+Copy+of+SSCA+House+Party+006.jpg)
