Welcome to HHS Rams Class of 1975

You have entered the hallowed home of the Highland High School Rams Class of 1975. HHS and PHS Classes of 1984 held a combined reunion recently. Being creative for gatherings is wise. Henry wrote, "Ok Poky and Highland Classes of 1984, we really are very cool! It was so great to see you all and reconnect. Im already looking forward to the next one. One love everyone, One love."

Idaho is such a beautiful place. My many close friends remind me of our amazing times. Always some "Mean Girls & Boys" in any school. Appreciate all of you who chose the higher path.

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Class of 1975 Is Greatest

Joe Biden Increases Medicare Advantage Costs

Cindy Mitchell Proves to be Hypocrite

Ann Jesse Driever Directed to Stop Bullying

Ann Jesse Driever Embarrasses Her Family

Susan Mattivi-Gierga Destroys Reunion 50

LDS Mormons Steal from Class of 1975

Scott Goold Takes on Class of 1975 Bullies

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Previous committee members are working to update "their" classmate roster. Refused to share, because we sought a vote about Reunion 50 format and agenda. They're committed to doing the same as last time. If you have information about Class of 1975 Superheroes, please forward to the Reunion 50 committee using the Contact Page.

Everyone's welcome in the Reunion 50 community. Don't have to be LDS Mormon. As classmates, I introduced you to the delightful sounds of Motown. We pledged soulfully: Let's Stay Together

Class of 1975 Song & Motto: Let's Stay Together

Reunion 50 Committee

Reunion 50 is coming up 2025. As Class President, it has always been my job to represent the will of our class — to be YOUR voice. I do not have formal power — only the duty and responsibility to speak on your behalf and in your best interests. Found remaining members of the 40th committee to be uninspired, unimaginative and uncivil.

After graduation, I appointed a select group of dedicated classmates to manage our reunions. Under guidance of Suzanne Price, the committee worked hard, and reunions were awesome. Suzanne departed for church duties, and initial planning efforts for the 50th unfortunately have been tormented.

SEE: Uncle Lloyd Waldron Disappointed in Son Jeff

Met with members of the planning committee from the 40th. Forcefully informed me they are committed to doing the same as they did last time. Disappointed. I objected. Reunion 50 could be an epic event. People around the nation are having tons o' fun re-acquainting and remembering their time together.

Reminded the committee the remarkable Class of 1975 was never satisfied with doing what had been done before. Members seem to have become timid and tired. That's not how I remember my classmates. We're 65+ young. We now have time, more money and amazing talents. Why not be innovative for the 50th?

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After an interested classmate contacted me, began researching and developed a proposal for Reunion 50. Due to strong resistance to innovation and change, had to withhold presenting what other classes are doing to the small group.

Their opinions were hardened and fixed, "Oh, it will be too hot;" "People are too old;" "We just want to sit and talk." I believe they are incorrect. Believe y'all just wanna have fun!

Lack of Professional Skills and Behavior

After 49 years, the group had not developed a website; not highly-proficient professionally. Ann Jesse Driever wasn't interested to learn. Simply put down people living in "Poky."

Ann Jesse Driever, "Sorry. I don't know what a URL is. Just live in Poky. I'm [in] for what ever you guys want. Just let me know how to access it."

Ann Jesse Driever, "It's over my head. I just delivered packages for 33 years. Let me know what to do. About time to pass the torch."

Scott Goold didn't ask Ann or others to step down or pass the torch. Members however refused to cooperate with Scott on website, social media and tech activities. Ann Jesse Driever, "Sounds good. Thanks Scott. We of ancient technology are at your services. No toes stepped on. Mahalo"

The "ancient technology" ones soon refused to follow Scott's lead. Who's sorry? Scott grew up in Pocatello. Highland High School gave him an excellent start on life! Scott isn't sorry!

Kathie Williams Chase, "And I've been delivering babies, so any IT help is great, Scott. Thanks Kathie."

And, how about Zoom? Ann Jesse Driever, "Will need that help. I'm not tech savvy. I'll let you know what day and when."

Jeff Waldron, "Sounds good, Scott get the website built. Let us know. We need to get a date and venue sooner than later."

Scott Goold invested 60-80 hours to build the website. Jeff and Bob refused to collaborate with Scott once ready.

In my professional opinion, I consider Bob Brown simply too disinterested and lazy to consider alternative options; Ann Jesse Driever an egotistical "liar," who can't be trusted; Jeff Waldron a thief — had to take Jeff to Facebook Court for infringing on copyrighted materials; and consider Susan Mattivi-Gierga to be an abusive sexual harasser. Frightening!

Didn't know these classmates well in high school. Was closer to Kathie Williams Chase. She was incredibly kind, compassionate and joyful at HHS. She's become judgmental and cruel. Not a welcoming or inclusive group today.

Ann Jesse Driever, Jeff Waldron, Susan Mattivi-Gierga and other resigned May 22, 2024. Scott picked up the torch. Now, these three refuse to forward Class of 1975 resources. They work to obstruct and destroy the Reunion 50 committee. Not clear why or their endgame.

Please remember, I created this Class of 1975 website to HONOR each of you. Feel free to submit pictures, life stories or loving memories to remember our success in high school and throughout our life journey and adventures.

You are the GREATEST class in HHS history. It was my privilege to serve you. Thank you all for the fond memories. Reunions should be fun. This nonsense isn't fun. Contact me if you come this way. I'll show you real love and aloha. Hope you ALL have a wonderful time at the 50th!

Aloha from Hawai'i
Scott Goold
Class President 1975
4.20 :: 2024

Classmates from the Class of 1975 aren't old. We're experienced, dignified and Boomers, who are still kickin' a$$$$$ and takin' names.

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Classmates STEAL from Class of 1975

In the group's first session, Ann Jesse Driever questioned whether she was suited for the role of chair, "About time to pass the torch." Scott Goold reassured Ann:
"nobody should pass ANY torches. Seems you have an excellent committee in place."

On May 22, 2024, Ann passed the torch. Jeff Waldron informed Scott the next day. Scott Goold, Class President, picked up the torch. Formed Reunion 50 committee. Scott's first act was to invite Jeff and the others to team with him. Opportunity remains open.

The listed classmates now work to ensure our efforts fail. Class of 1975 deserves an unforgetable gathering. What a stain on our life memories. Refusal to transfer resources intentionally HARMS the Class of 1975. We're doing the best we can to recover your assets.

Ann Jesse Driever resigned chair position May 22, 2024. Class President, Scott Goold, accepted the role as chair, May 23, 2024. Treasurer Roy Allen directed Ann to transfer $1,525.98 to Reunion 50 committee. As of today, Ann Jesse Driever refuses to forward the funds and is stealing from the Class of 1975.

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Jeff Waldron resigned from initial planning committee May 22, 2024. Reported decision to Class President Scott Goold. As chair of Reunion 50 committee, Scott invited Jeff to team with him. Jeff declined. Jeff now refuses to transfer Class of 75 Facebook Page to Reunion 50 committee. InfoImagination had to take legal action against Jeff Waldron. Jeff continues theft of Class of 1975 resources and disappoints his father, Bishop "Uncle" Lloyd Waldron.

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Susan Mattivi-Gierga admits she struggles with personal issues. We support Susan on her road to healing. Appears Susan's state-of-mind is not positive. Susan resigned from committee duties on May 22, 2024, and refuses to pass Class of 1975 materials to Reunion 50 committee. Why deny other classmates? We want to show Susan love; we need Class of 1975 materials.

About the Class of 1975

The Class of 1975 was one of the largest in HHS school history — about 450 students. Of course, it has been decided long ago that the Class of 1975 was the GREATEST in HHS history.

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Besides leading the State of Idaho in graduation rates, test scores and academic achievement, Class of 1975 excelled in music, dance and Drill Team competitions, arts & theater production, and of course, football, track, tennis, volleyball — and basketball.

Reached out to Taylor Swift and Swifties to assist in a benefit concert. Idaho is a breath-taking place. All that glitters, as they say, ain't gold though. What I learned being around this small group of classmates is there are many who haven't seen much of the world or remained in the Pocatello area. They seem to be scared of change, fearful of those who are not just like them and unwilling to consider new possibilities. How's the expression go? "Can't teach old dogs new tricks."

Families in Pocatello are becoming aware of this unpleasant conflict. Many hold similar opinions about the minority of residents who bring darkness to such a lovely area. Like me, they want to inspire goodness, kind-hearted behavior and a caring culture.

After battling the negativity and obstruction for weeks, Joy Black Hartley wrote to me, you are "very disrespectful to our former classmates." Thank you, I replied. Haven't found much yet to respect unfortunately.

In high school, would train with Pocatello ballplayers at PHS gym or Bonneville elementary school on Sundays. LDS Mormons discriminated against Black folks in the 60s and 70s. Black athletes would ask, "How can you be around Mormons?" Would apologize ... "Not part of their church. Spend my Sundays here with all of you." We would laugh and hug. One World. One Love

conservative family who moved from California to Idaho returned due to difficulties "fitting in." Scott Goold found his former classmates quite unfriendly and judgmental as well. Idaho is in need of "kindness" revolution.

"We decided after 3 years in Idaho, we are going back home. We wanted to move to a Conservative state, but we realized what it would mean to fit in.'"

"It would mean we would need to be judgmental. We would need to gossip about others. Have our kids forget how to say please and thank you. Talk bad about new people moving here for a better life."

"We left California because of politics but forgot there are other kinds of politics to consider..."

A tragic fire destroyed D Building April 21, 2023 and so many HHS memories. Class of 1975 pledges to assist rebuilding and restoration of Ram Pride.

Some classmates don't want to have fun for Reunion 50: "too hot," "too much work," "let's just sit, talk and eat." Don't let them get old. Bring your dancing shoes!