45th Reunion

Publicity & Promotion

Ted Newlin 5/3/05
Very rough first draft  Not much info yet available

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WHOSE 45TH REUNION IS IT ANYWAY?
CLEAR THE TRACK THE CLASS OF '61 IS GOING BACK
Masthead
Reunion comm.

Dear Classmate,

ATTEND REUNIONS FOR FREE
It's time to save the date, ,2006, see if that old reunion blazer still fits and send in your money to hold your place for this most special occasion. All those registering by October 15 (?), 2005, by sending in their $200 deposit and the enclosed registration form, will qualify for the drawing to win a free reunion. Yes, you'll get your $200 deposit back if you are the winner!

GREAT ENTERTAINMENT
Once again your entertainment committee has selected the finest bands available starting with on night, followed by on , etc., etc., etc.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
On campus registration begins on Thursday at , followed by at .
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

ACCOMMODATIONS/REUNION LOCATION
More to follow
Forbes - select number of rooms while they last. See registration form.
We have reserved rooms at the following :
Shuttle to major hotels/motels (?)

ACTIVITIES
Sports options
Wives' event Friday/Saturday (?) morning
Seminar(s) tbd

REUNION COSTUME
Current blazer (some will be for sale?) , white pants, new black golf shirt with reunion logo (available for purchase at the reunion registration area?). (Can reunion costumes and accoutrements be purchased in advance?) Material is available for the wives, kids, grandkids, friends and acquaintances. See registration form for details.

If you haven't been back to Old Nassau for awhile, this is the time. We're expecting a big turnout, so it'll be a great time to renew old acquaintances, catch up with old friends and roommates and see how Princeton has grown, changed and, yet, feels the same. See you there.

Joe Prather,
Reunion Chair

Ken Scasserra 4/30/05
On the PAW online under new books received there is Russian-Eurasian Renaissance? US Trade & Investment in Russia & Eurasia by Jan H. Klicki & Eugene K. Lawson '61. Another possible NYC dinner speaker if Cookie can't?

Ken Scasserra 4/28/05In light of Cookie's career change, I suggest he be our No. 1 choice for a speaker at the NYC mid winter dinner in 2006.

George Brakeley - 3/9/05
Let's not forget next winter's '60-61 dinner. It'll be our turn to provide the speaker, and if we got a real draw (like Wisner - but just try to pin him down - he's always off to Moscow or someplace on a moment's notice at the behest of the White House) and made the dinner reunion-oriented (Pat and I will wear our blazers, for instance), we could gin up some interest and maybe some attendance. The trick is getting date and speaker set well ahead of time so the dinner can be promoted thoroughly - Joe, can you discuss with Tim? He needs goosing.

Joe Prather - 1/17/05
Ted Newlin - Chair -- should we develop point people for each club. sport, activity, etc to be the one who contacts Classmates and encourages them to return for our 45th

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