Click on the video camera to take you to an alumnae association page where you can click on "1955" to see a video of our class mini reunions. To return to this page, click on the "Back" button at the top leftof that screen
Click on that cute baby to see who they are. We now have a new one! We know there are more so, GGMs unite! Be the next one to send in your baby's photo so we can all
Ooh and Ahh!
Read the cute new piece about grandparents.
Short term memory problems?
Think you have problems?
Click on the laughing lady and
enjoy a good laugh!
Click on the gavel to read the July 29, 2011 class letter
We are sad to report the death of Betsey Pratt Marlowe,
We have an exciting new page which continues, on-line, the popular “creative display room”
we had at our reunions.
Click on the palette to go there.
Here’s your chance to share your talents with your classmates. We expect to have new material each month because ’55 is full of clever women. Please contact Gay or Wink at fchagh@gmail.com or millsr1@prodigy.net
or…you can even phone them to see how you can participate. We expect this will be a popular page so don’t be shy…be creative! We mean you Cindy and Izzy and Ellie etc. etc. etc.
We have a new phone tree specifically to share news and offer support as needed. Classmates will be making calls approximately 3x per year.
There will be no mention of $$$$$!!!!
Weezie Kugler Bush is in charge and has established a network of callers but welcomes additional help. Contact her at ebush@stny.rr.com
Time flies and our adopted sophomore granddaughters are now seniors and almost ready to graduate. Click on the lion to read the impressive entry Jenna has written about her work in Africa etc.
In case you missed the web cast of “Women In Public Service” don’t worry. We hope to have a link to see the entire program, but for now we have a way for you to watch Hillary Clinton’s opening remarks and thoughts from 3 Mount Holyoke students, one of which is our class’s granddaughter, Jenna. They are very impressive and well worth watching. The program was a WOW.
