The Medway High School Alumni Association was pleased to present this Mustang Weathervane to the Medway High School at the Medway/Millis football game on Thanksgiving Day, November 25th, 2010.  The weathervane was installed on the cupola at the Coakley Concession Stand.

Here are what some of our visitors are saying on medwayalumni.com;

• Just popped on the website and saw that my brother Tom from 63' was missing. He passed away on the 14 th of June. We had a memorial this past week at St. Joe's and a lot of his classmates were there....which prompted me to look at the website. 
  Tom and his family have been in Key West for 39 years.....he was a great guy....and gone way way too young.

  You can up date that he is not missing anymore...he is in heaven. Thanks, Mary F.

• Had a great time at the 127th Alumni Banquet. Met lots of friends I hadn't seen in many years. This wonderful event was well-run by many devoted people. Ken B.'56
  
• I got a note from the sister of Arthur Boden. He was a music teacher and band director forever at Medway...I think from like 1963 to late 70's? He passed away from cancer on August 4, 2010. He loved his band kids! Our daughter and I would visit him every couple of years when we would come to Medway from Utah. Debbie B. '71

• Robert W. wrote," I moved my Junior year but remember much about Medway High.  If there is a reunion upcoming or other event, please put me on the mailing list.  Many thanks!"
  
• "Excellent web site!  Good luck with your efforts in locating lost graduates and running your social event and reunions."
  Mr. Franco (taught in Medway 1959-1993)
  
• Lisa P. (Class of '90) wrote, " Reunion idea:  Instead of fall/winter reunion when it's cold and yucky, how about a summer canal cruise on the Cape!? If not a cruise then something fun in the sun, restaurant on the beach.  I know some restaurant owners down here on the Cape.  I used to inspect all restaurants in Bourne, I know where to go."

• "This is the most wonderful website Romi!!!!! Thanks so much for starting it. If anyone out there remembers Stacey Silva from our class (even though she moved before we graduated) and knows how to reach her, please let me know. Hope life is being good to you all." Laura N. (Class of 73)

• " I  CAN NOT BELIEVE I AM GOING TO BE 50 AND ELIGIBLE FOR AARP---MY DAUGHTER IS 14 AND TOLD ME THAT I WAS THE OLDEST MOMMY IN HER SPANISH CLASS.  THEN SHE STARTED TO DESCRIBE ME AS BEING SOMETHING SIMILAR TO DINOSAUR OIL. BUT ANYWAYS ITS BEEN MANY YEARS AND MUCH LIKE SIMBAD--MANY VOYAGES--AND I CAN ONLY HOPE THAT MANY OF THE PEOPLE  I HAD GROWN UP WITH AS A CHILD, A TEENAGER AND YOUNG ADULT  ARE HERE TODAY TO EXPRESS THE MANY WORLDLY EVENTS THEY HAD EXPERIENCED AND FIND THERE WAY SAFELY TO THIS WONDERFULLY BUILT WEBSITE --TO CHANT AND ACHKNOWLEDGE THAT THEY HAVE MADE IT THIS FAR IN THE BLESSINGS AND BATTLES OF LIFE."  GOD BLESS , LIZ F.

  
  

  
  

• "Sorry that Mike Matondi and Bob Wilmarth nosed me out as oldest alumni present at the 2008 Alumni Mtg..... BUT I can  still claim distinction (Class of 1940) as the OLDEST MHS ALUMNUS COMPETING in ROAD RACES (age 86)!" Donald O.
  

• "Aloha! Saw the website, just wanted to stay in touch. I keep looking for information about the annual Medway-Millis Thanksgiving football game in the Honolulu papers, but I can't seem to find anything...! Retired from the Navy after 30 years, recently went back to work for the Navy in Pearl Harbor HI as a civilian investigator, doing Inspector General/senior official investigations." Mike H.
  
  
• "Very nice website......" Gilmour B.
  
  
• "PLEASE FORWARD TO CLASS REUNION THAT I WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BE PRESENT DUE TO THE FACT THAT I AM CURRENTLY SERVING IN IRAQ WITH THE US ARMY." Gary D.
  
  
• "I would just like to say hello to my former classmates. I have retired as a Kentucky public school teacher. I taught and coached for twenty eight years. I currently teach in the state of Tennessee. My wife Kay and I have been married for over thirty years. We have a daughter named Lisa, and have not been back to Medway since my parents moved to Maine in the late eighties. It was very exciting to find this site." Neal P.
  
  
• "I have lived in Tennessee for 16 years. Thanks for having this web site. I did notice that alot of my classmates have passed away and their names are not listed. How often do they update the names? Please keep in touch!" Donna B.
  
  
• "Was a teacher, coach (baseball & football), and athletic director from 1970-1981" Brad Smith
  
  
• "Thank you so much for this site. It was great just to see all the names of the folks in my class. Was in the class of 1970 from Grade 2 until Grade 9. Feel more a part of them than any other school. Can someone like me join? PS: My Mom was the Brownie leader for the West Medway 1970 class. She is celebrating her 75th birthday this year. If there are girls out there who would like to send her appreciation messages- let me know." Mary Rose M.
  
  
• "Hello to you all; I'm just checking in. Feeling a little melancholy. All is well..." Peter Smith
  
  
• "Hi, I'm Brian D., I saw that I was listed as missing, well last I knew I'm not.
  Here is where I'm at..."
  
  
• "Alive and well here on the farm. Retired now and having a great time with my wife, family and grandkids. We raise Tunis sheep and show them all over the country. Have often thought of the old home town with fondness. I never miss catching the score on Thanksgiving. We 56-57-58 never lost to Millis. Thanks..." John M.

   

• " Just stopping by to see this place. I attended Medway schools from K-9th grade and they were the greatest years growing up. God Bless." Andy Corbett

• "I moved in my Sophmore year, I would have graduated from Medway High in 1983. I remember so many of you! Great website!" Tracy Silva