Welcome to the official online directory for Taylor High School in North Bend, Ohio. Our directory made its debut in January, 2001, and, thanks to all of you, it has been a success. The purpose for the directory is to offer our alumni a way to rekindle old friendships and stay informed about upcoming events that may be of interest to them. There is no cost involved in listing here, and the information we receive will not be shared or sold to outside sources

If you would like to be added to your class listing, change your information, or be removed from the directory, please click on the Add-A-Grad link and fill out the form. If you ever attended THS, you are welcome to join us. It doesn't matter if you moved away, or if you left school before graduation. We'll be delighted to hear from you!

• Looking to create alumni photo albums on alumni myspace page. If interested, send photo of yourself to submission@thsad.org. Include your full name and your graduation year. Please follow same content and size restrictions that Myspace requires.
• Created a myspace presence for the site at myspace.com/taylorhighschool. It will also have reunion information there as well. Send friend requests with your full name. Only verified alumni will have access to view the profile and blog posts.
• Suggestion-To avoid having an invalid email address, try using one of the several free email services. Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail, Lycos, and several others. People usually change jobs, or leave/graduate school and forget to change their email addresses. A free email can follow you around.
• You may notice the Amazon.com link to the left. If you use the link to the left to access Amazon.com, a portion of your purchase will go towards this website. It does not cost you anything at all, it just adds one extra click when you shop. So if you could, stop here first then shop away. :) Amazon.com has tons of stuff, so consider them for Birthdays, Holidays, or just everyday things you might need.
• Taylor's Newspaper "The Buzz" is now Online Go Ahead and take a look. It looks much better than the photocopied paper that we used to have. :) This will also be added to the Links page.
• To those that are getting spam, I suggest that you add the sender to your "blacklist". This term varies from ISP/email providers. For yahoo and hotmail type of accounts, you can mark the message as "spam" and all further email from that address will be routed to your spam folder. For accounts like one.net, fuse.net, and aol.com, you can access your email via the internet and add them to a blocking/filtering list as well. If you have questions, contact your email provider or isp for steps on how to filter your email.