Occupation:  Private Equity 
Investments
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  1
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Occupation:  Stay at home mom
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  3
From Jill:
I hope I can make it out west for the big event -- it's hard to believe it's been 20 years!
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Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  1
From Joe:
It's been a rough ride gang, I am glad to hear everyone else has been doing so well since graduation. I went to SDSU after high school, but my academic plans got de-railed by the social life on campus. Too many pretty girls, keg parties, and some illegal stuff that I am not allowed to talk about by court order, next thing I know I am back in Orinda looking for plan B. I worked for a couple of years at the old Festival Cinemas in Walnut Creek, but aside from some great movies (I loved The Horse Whisperer), there wasn't much other than minimum wage and too many late nights. The popcorn guy from the theater showed me how to hot wire cars and we began some relatively innocent auto heists in the east bay, that is until we stole Eddie Money's Corvette from the car wash on Mt. Diablo Blvd. in broad daylight (popcorn guy's idea). Needless to say it was a high profile case, the DA went for the jugluar, and the popcorn guy and I were sent to the big house. I got out on good beahvior for being the prison librarian, the popcorn guy wound up with an ice pick in his ear hole six months into it. I am now working at a start-up coffee stand as a barista thanks to a generous parole officer, hoping to make the jump to Starbuck's when grand theft auto comes off my record in many, many years. I'm off drugs and booze, work out every day, and have the metabolism of a hummingbird. The extent of my wild times these days are long walks along the beach, a good paperback, and making crepes with friends on a foggy Sunday morning. See you soon.

Occupation:  Finance
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  3
From Jon:

My wife, Shannon and I moved back to Orinda after living in Hong Kong for the better part of 8 years. We actually met at Cal but it took me a while to close the deal. We have 3 kids, 2 of which go to Glorietta. After having spent 18 years trying to get out of Orinda and the next 18 trying to get back, we are enjoying it. We spend most of our time supporting high gas prices by driving to Tahoe, baseball and soccer games, and I am really looking forward to seeing people, and I am also looking forward to finding out what is on that side of Orinda!

Occupation:  MOM
From Meg:
What a treat it is to see the bios so far and read comments. I realize this gives us a chance to get some basics out of the way before seeing one another. And there's no way we'll have a chance to share all that we remember at the reunion. So, here I am with Charlie and our boys, Bernie and Hugh. We moved to Clayton (the country) after living in the city for 11 years. Complete 180, but a welcome to little boys who need dirt and creeks. Life before the Conrad boys, was travel, teaching 8th grade art, gallery openings, fancy dinners, buying shoes......... every mom knows this story. Looking forward to seeing everyone.
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Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  2
From Michelle:
Hi from Southern California! I settled in Calabasas 10 years ago with my husband of 11 years. We have two daughters (ages 9 and 7) and two black labs. Phil and I met while we were both living in Chicago...after college graduation I became a flight attendant for United Airlines. I am fully emerged in my community serving on many volunteer boards including the Parent Teacher Org at my daughters school and I am active at our synagogue. Looking forward to seeing you at our re-union!
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Occupation:  Real Estate Broker
Marital Status:  Single
From Tom:
20 years goes awfully fast! After Miramonte I went to Santa Barbara for a couple of years, then to Cal and graduated in 89. Went to work for Senator Wilson, who of course then became Governor, and worked for him then too. Quickly got over two things: 1. Wanting to go into politics, and 2. being a Republican. ANYWAY, lived for the most part in San Francisco until 1999 when I moved to Manhattan, by that time doing PR for Burson Marsteller. Have been here ever since, and love every minute of it (well, almost every minute - after umpteen days of hot humid weather, I can snarl like the best of them). I am doing real estate now, which is never a dull moment in this insane place and insane market. I think I am here for good....(Bach that better be your answer too)....and am psyched to see everyone in October at the OCC. (Ice sliding, anyone?)
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Occupation:  Real Estate Investment 
Management
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  1
From Marianne:
Well, let's see... In addition to cheering the Mats to victory during football and basketball season, I spent a lot of time going to parties in high school. Miramonte was more of a social event for me - I enjoyed my time at MHS but could have studied a little harder ;-)  After flailing around through my first few years of college, I got serious and went on to study Economics at the University of San Francisco, cheered the San Francisco 49ers to their 5th Superbowl victory in Miami, then traveled the world performing, producing, and directing entertainment for various national sporting events (NFL, NBA, WNBA, MLS, NFL Europe, and Austrian Bundesliga), and landed back in the Silicon Valley to begin my career in Commercial Real Estate Investment Management. Today, I have settled down in New York City with my husband, Bill Cosgrove, and our cat, Cleo.  I work for a private Real Estate Investment firm in Midtown Manhattan and live in East Midtown. The Big Apple has been kind to me - Bill and I were married in August, and we had our first child in February!  It was great seeing everyone at the reunion, I was the one with the giant pregnant tummy!
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Occupation:  Sales Director
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  1
From Matt:
After Miramonte, went to Cuesta, then to San Jose State with a year in between living and playing rugby in New Zealand. First job after college was with the SF Forty Niners, where I still work (part time) and just started my 13th season with the team. Currently work in international commercial real estate. Looking forward to sharing old and new stories with everyone.
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Occupation:  equipment manager, NY 
Jets
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  2
From Dave:
Sorry I missed the reunion, but Fall is my busy time at work. After Miramonte, I continued my quest towards pro sports by playing football and baseball at Cornell University. Unfortunately, being sacked by defensive linemen six times a game on frozen astroturf can be hazardous, and I hung up the cleats after a series of concussions and broken ribs. After getting rid of the fuzziness, I got into business school and received an MBA from Wharton while rooming with Joe Francis, founder of “Girls gone Wild”. Joe was a good roommate but not a great study partner and things got a little strange for a few years until I realized I could parlay some photos of Woody Johnson (owner of NY Jets) into a "management position" with the club. Until next year, go J-E-T-S