Class Notes
If you get our class newsletter, this column may look pretty similar to what you’ve already read. Gotta blame that on the lack of news! And if you’re not getting our class newsletter and want to (and are in the class of ’83), let me know!
It’s raining, it’s pouring, the old man is snoring…hell has clearly frozen over since its pouring rain in California in June and the Giants have scored 13 runs on 18 hits against the Cubbies today.
We’re counting down to our 30th reunion in June! Reunion will be June 13-16, so mark your calendars, request vacation time and get ready to have an entertaining weekend.
Let’s hear it for the end of summer…boo! Okay then, let’s hear it for Tory Rogers, who has been selected to receive the 2011 Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism in Medicine Award.
If you haven’t heard already, its time to register for our 30th reunion. Yes, it’s been 30 years since we graduated! I’m sure that you have all had plenty of changes in that time span!
It’s the end of February and there’s snow in the hills of San Diego but none in Hanover or the Sierras. Such a strange winter it’s been. I’ve thankfully been sent a few small bits of news so that we can have a column this month!
Ann Cianchette moonlights as a real estate broker when she’s not singing. She’s in a Sweet Adeline chorus, the Royal River Chorus, chartered in Yarmouth, Maine. She also sings in a quartet called Rally.
I’m going to bug you every chance I get to remind you about our 30th reunion June 13-16. Can you believe it has been 30 years since we graduated?
Short and sweet this time, folks. Lack of news from you all makes it that way! Thank goodness for press releases!
By the time this column is published our 30th reunion will have occurred and we’ll all be caught up on what everyone is doing in the real world, right? Everyone’s going, right? Well, there are those that aren’t.
I’m happy to report that my ploy of an almost empty column a few months back worked! I got news from first-timers!