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November
6, 2004: A First at THS!
The Class of '59 held its
45th. Reunion at THS in the cafeteria. We listened to 50's music as we
once again walk through the cafeteria line and renewed old friendships.
We were taken on a tour of the school and listened to many stories of
classmates' experiences in the halls, as well as in the classrooms.
Approximately 60 attended.
The dinner was catered by Chartwell's. Fabulous selection. Thanks to
Doug Wolfe and his staff for a wonderful dinner!
Thank you to the Reunion Comittee, chaired by Beverly Sliter, and
included Linda Buerkley, Helen Kowalczyk Martin, Barbera Bingham Nichols, Ralph F. Passonno Jr., James M. Strosberg, M.D., and
Linda Waters Young.
Thanks to Armand J. Reo, Superintendant, Dr. Brigette Garrison,
Executive Principal for their hospitality.
See the Photos section for more precious memories from this night.
IMPORTANT: September 19th, 2004:
The Class of 1959 will be holding
it's 45th. Reunion on Saturday,November 6th, 2004 at 6:00 p.m. in the
Troy High School Cafeteria. Renew old friendships with a catered
buffet, fun auction, and 50's music!
August
20-22, 2004:
Happy New Year THS alumni and friends:
As you probably know, a
multi-class THS reunion for alumni from the 1960s is being planned for
August 20-22, 2004. This weekend will be held at Camp Schodack,
in the Berkshires near Albany/Troy. It is owned by Linda
Elfenbein Krouner ('63) and her husband, Paul Krouner. The
Reunion Executive Board from 1963 has visited the Camp and is very
impressed with all the facilities. It is a gorgeous location and
will provide us with all the amenities possible.
I have been able to establish a
FREE online reunion website at the Albany Times Union newspaper.
It was launched yesterday and is still in its initial growing
phase. I hope you will all visit this website and sign on.
Please check it during the coming months for the latest reunion
information and for communication with your "super sixties" classmates.
We are expecting a great turnout
from several classes for this reunion. Class representatives
have been "volunteered" to assist you with questions. You may
contact your reps at the email addresses listed below:
Susan Bloom Newcomer '65 - email
pending
The official cochairmen for
this reunion are:
They are in contact with the
Krouners and the staff at Camp Schodack and are very excited about all
the activities and events that are available right on site. They
have spent considerable time at Camp Schodack reviewing all the
amenities. A list of area hotels will be forthcoming.
Please notify your class
representatives of any classmates you can find. We will be
sending out invitations later in the spring and would like to locate as
many alumni as possible.
Also, please feel free to
contact me with any ideas, comments, questions, etc. More
information will follow in the coming months. See you in August.
All my best, Betsy Mitchell
Savery '63
December 20, 2003
From: Judy & Paul Schantz
Hi, We are back from a two week vacation from Hawaii and we had a
wonderful time. It is good to be home for Christmas. Wow it is four
days away. That means 2003 will be 2004. I am going tell you our news
of the year.
This is my first year of retirement more of less. I am called to sub as
a hygienist occasionally, but the demand is far less than it once was.
I tend a garden a church, two in our local park, and of course the ones
in our yard. Paul and I try to stay spry at the rec center on a mostly
regular basis.We're still involved with the Seasoned Citizens at
church, and I attend a weekly bible study.
Paul and I have been making improvements on the house. Last spring we
converted our fireplace to natural gas. It's amazing how much more use
we get from it now. We put in a nore aesthetically pleasing front door
and spruced up the facade around it. We finally painted the inside of
our garage. There must have been ten shades of white difference between
the before and after. Though, I think one could argue the original
color wasn't really white anymore.
Eric graduated magna cum laude from SUNY. He is now working in Albany
as a teacher's assistant. Tim was promoted to a signing specialist at
Target. That basically means if it has anything to do with a
sign, he's involved on some level. He gets the usual perks of a
promotion, higher pay and more benefits, but he also has to be to work
earlier every day at 4a.m.. He's expected to graduate from Eastern
Michigan in the spring. Chris and Christian are well. Christian now
goes to daycare a day and a half a week. He's not wery talkative yet
but we're hoping the social aspect of daycare will get him to speak up
more often. We pop over to their house often to see the grandbaby and
walk the grandoggies.
Edwina and Gwen sleep more than they used to, which is impressive
concidering they're cats.
I would like to wish you God's richest blessing throughout this holiday
season and 2004. Judy and Paul
Linda Buerkley:
2004- Linda's Art sold for
RECORD-BREAKING prices at Mountain Lake PBS Auction!
2003- Linda's Art sold for
RECORD-BREAKING prices at Mountain Lake PBS Auction!
2002- Linda's Art sold for
RECORD-BREAKING prices at Mountain Lake PBS Auction!
2001- 3 Paintings by Linda were juried into an
International Art Auction which will take place during the evenings of
April 26th thru the 29th. 2001. The auction is an annual event which
takes place from Mountain Lake PBS in Plattsburgh, NY and is televised
via satellite. There are many prominent Canadian and American artists
participating and it is quite an honor to be recognized in this highly
qualified and competitive arena. Linda's art can be viewed with the
others at Mountain Lake PBS.
Just click on the Art Auction then featured artists.
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