HAIL HAIL TO U CITY HIGH
A Baby Boomer High School Class
Then, Now, and Next
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Alan Spector brings the early 1960s baby boomer era alive in this fast-paced, insightful account—steeped in the culture and historical events of the time and in the experiences of his University City High School Class of 1964. Spector then chronicles the journey of his class and, in essence, all baby boomers, as they build families, careers, and lives through the intervening decades to the present. Finally, Spector dares to look into and predict a future for his baby boomer class.
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"...made me laugh and cry at the same time...really brought back memories..."
Linda Bixhorn Freedman
Chicago, IL
"...well written, informative, and brought back many fond memories."
Dr. Gary Fischer
Greensboro, NC
"...superb job putting into words our very thoughts and the essence of what that era was all about."
Debbie Brownstein Pulley
St. Louis, MO
”...enjoyed being transported back to the early 60s, with the wisdom of being in our 60s."
Judy Inger Shanfeld
St. Louis, MO
”...stayed up until 3:30 am to finish it...thank you for a passion well done."
Judy Elbom Cameron
Oceanside, CA
”I'm going to have my daughters read the book now so they will understand what our lives were like in high school.”
Sherry Fishman Resh
San Diego, CA
”Buy it--Read it--Revel in it. It is a genuine gift...the cumulative effect of insights, research, and storytelling is, well, breathtaking."
Tim Arnold
Yorktown Heights, NY
”...a great read that unleashes a flood of memories."
Judy Becker Plocker
St. Louis, MO
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”The book is magnificently written.”
David Nemon
Houston, TX
”The book gave me a real sense of where I came from and my values of today."
Judy Garber Ellesley
Davie, Fl
"Your story about your days waiting for the draft is exquisite."
Adrienne Nadler Hirschfeld
St. Louis, MO
"I could kiss you for writing this (and probably will)."
Mark Glickman
Davie, Fl
Why would a high school class of early baby boomers be closely connected after more than four decades and be getting closer all the time? Learn how you can help bring your class closer together at
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