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Reunion
Weekend is Approaching! Make Plans Now to Attend
Alumni
Board Has Busy Agenda
Regional
Gatherings Draw Alumni from Many Eras
Family
Affair Tradition Continues
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The Reserve Alumni Association E-Newsletter layout was revised
this fall and now shares design elements with the school’s new
website look. We hope you enjoy this first e-newsletter for
the 2004-2005 academic school year as we update you
on fall and winter Alumni Association
news.
Reunion
Weekend is Approaching! Make Plans Now to Attend
While the gray skies of winter still prevail
in some parts of the country (including, of course, Hudson)
spring is starting to spring elsewhere.
And that means that Reserve’s Alumni & Development Office is
hard at work planning for Reunion 2005. As usual, alumni
from all classes and all eras are welcome at the June 10 – 12 events,
but it will be an official Reunion year for all classes
ending in 5 and 0. More details will be forthcoming, but
golfers should know that the third annual Alumni
Association Golf Tournament is set for Friday, June 10,
and all should know that other activities will keep alumni
and their family members young
and old delightfully busy all weekend long.
Visit www.wra.net
in late March for detailed information on Reunion 2005. Click on Alumni
and choose the Reunion
Weekend option. And don’t
forget to check the online Reunion Guest List.
Alumni
Board Has Busy Agenda
The Reserve Alumni Association Board held its fall meeting on Homecoming
Day (October 9, 2004) to plan its activities for the balance
of the school year. The first major post-homecoming event held was
a dinner
for the current senior class (future alumni) on Monday,
November 8. The informal event included a Mexican feast and a pop-culture
trivia
quiz.
At its October meeting, the Board voted to contribute
the profits from the Reunion Weekend 2004 Golf Tournament
back to Reserve to be used for a scholarship. This offer
was subsequently accepted
by the
Board of Trustees at its November 6 meeting. An Alumni
Association Board committee is working with the school administration
to finalize details. It is the goal of the Board to establish
the golf tournament
as an annual scholarship fund-raising project.
Eleven alumni
joined the Board as new members for the 2004-2005 school
year. They are: Carl Apthorp ’50, Jessica Andrews Bartlett ’95,
Steve Copperman ’88, Lorraine Debose ’94, George Evans ’84,
Charlie Hammel ’65, Joey Huang ’88, Bob McCulloch ’69,
Julie Thornton Miran ’78, Marc Ruxin ’88 and Megan McArn
Valentine ’85.
Officers for 2004 – 2005 remain as:
Don Husat ’64, President
Chuck Mullins ’65, Vice President
Cheryl Wear ’82 Vice President
Gail Roemer Montenegro ’84, Secretary
For a complete listing of
WRA Alumni Association Board members and other information
about the Board, click
here.
Family
Affair Tradition Continues
For many families, a Reserve education has become a tradition both within the
family and
down through several generations. That is why the school counts 131 legacies
among its total student population of about 400. For a listing of current WRA
legacies, along with their relationship to alumni or other current students,
click
here. PDF file format
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