2002 Reunion Memories

Forty Years Since We Were Seniors We Had the
Mother-to-End-All-Mothers-of-All
Reunions EVER!

Classmate Bill Pomeroy brought along his friend Deric Tallman to be our videographer. Deric became an honorary classmate as he followed us all around the festivities with his camera. Bill has given us a PREVIEW of this highly anticipated blockbuster. Hollywood Ring Sagas and Space Epics will a pale in comparison when the full version hits the screens. Please note, this preview is a large file (5mb) and will take awhile to download especially if you are using a dial-up connection, but it is well worth it.
Plans began in October 2001 with a Planning Meeting and a tour of the School Building as its remodelling was just getting underway.

Over a year of tracking down classmates, planning and preparation culminated in two wonderful days of activities on
Friday and Saturday September 13-14, 2002

Schedule
  • Friday -
    Golf,
    School Tour,
    Cocktail Party at P.T. Reardons


  • Saturday -
    More Golf & Tennis,
    Lunch at The Lost Dog Cafe,
    Dinner & Dancing to the old tunes at Binghamton Regency Hotel.


  • Sunday-
    Brunch at the Binghamton Regency
    . . .hugs and sad goodbyes.



    • Statistics

    A total of 79 out of 134 classmates who were located (59 percent) travelled a combined total of 35827 miles to attend at least one event:
    Thirty-four classmates and 20 spouses took the School Tour on Friday afternoon. The always inimitable Mr. Weckel also joined us.

    At the Friday evening cocktail party/mixer we had 5 guests, 6 teachers, 32 spouses, and 65 classmates. Guests included Shirley Anderson, John Pollock, Nancy (Baker) Senio, Frank and Nancy Ashman. Teachers attending were Mr. John Babcock, Mr. Milo DeCastro, Mr. Carl Newton, Mr. Charles Osborne, Mr. William Weckel and Mr. Stanley Wilson. Several spies from the class of '63, including Tim Mee and Nancy Baker, plus a few others who are spouses of our class were also on hand.

    For lunch on Saturday 22 hungry classmates and 12 spouses dined at the Hungry Dog Cafe

    On Saturday night there were at least 72 classmates and 51 spouses revelling at the big Dinner Dance.

    Twenty-one out of 26 states from Maine to California to Alaska were represented and we had 100 percent attendance from the following states: Alaska, California, District of Columbia, Delaware, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Nevada, Rhode Island, and South Carolina (See the Where Are They Now Page.)


    Share the Memories!
    Read the reviews by your classmates.

    You can help keep the memories aglow by sharing your reunion pictures and comments. Mike announced at the dinner dance that you may send your photos to me. If they are already digital form then you can just eMail them to me as attachments, but please, Please, PLEASE give me advance notice. My ISP will be very unhappy if they all come in at once. Just send an eMail to Dick Martz to arrange delivery. I will also be happy to scan your snapshots for you and return them as soon as I can. You may mail them to:
    Dick Martz
    78 Central Avenue
    Morrisville, PA 19067-6244

    We also want your comments, experiences, suggestions and memories from this event. There is already a page on this web site for memories of the 1987 reunion and with your help the new pages for 2002 will be much much more extensive. You can post them to the Yahoo list and they will be added to the Reviews page. (If you are not already subscribed to the Yahoo list, WHY NOT??)

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