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Class of 1970 Disprove Class of ’70 Class of ’70 Mini-Reunions F CLASSSTANFORD REUNION HOMECOMING O WEEKENDF 1: OCTOBER970 21–24, 2010 Dear Classmate, If you’re already making plans to be Remember when... in Palo Alto on the fourth weekend in October, great. We’ll meet you there. If you really can’t make it, we’ll miss you. But if you’re sort of sitting on the fence, please consider the following: Top Ten Reasons that You Should Attend Our Reunion 10. October is probably the best month in the Bay Area, especially on the Farm. 9. You can start practicing the Axe Cheer at the football game vs. Washington State and get it right in time for Big Game. 8. You might get another chance to kiss someone in the middle of the Quad at midnight. 7. If six months in Europe are not in the “Cards,” you can hold a Mini-Reunion with your overseas campus friends. 6. It could be your last chance to see El Palo Alto – the original Stanford tree – before they cut it down for a new high-speed rail system. 5. Our Class Panel might just shine some light on possibilities for your future, now that you’re moving toward the end of your first (or 15th?) career. 4. You can finally take those famous professors’ classes without worrying about the grades. 3. How many great parties do you attend these days – especially where you can embarrass yourself dancing without social or professional repercussions? 2. If you were planning to put off attending until our 50th, you might wish to reconsider. You’re not getting any younger. 1. Your old friends and classmates want to see you. You are a part of their lives. We hope you’ll join us! Marilyn Moore Mike Moore Greg Jacobs Events Co-Chair Events Co-Chair Mini-Reunion Co-Chair Jim Schnieder Sylvia Evans Robinson Jenni Bond Winnie Jasper Moran Class Book Co-Editor Class Book Co-Editor Class Correspondent Mini-Reunion Co-Chair P.S. Your reunion is whatever you want it to be – you can sign up just for the events that most interest you. our cLass of ’70 events Sign up for our reunion on the enclosed registration form. Choose from the daily packages or select à la carte options. Dinner on the Quad Thursday, October 21 6:15 – 7:00 p.m., Cocktails 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., Dinner MAIN QUAD Don’t miss this special evening to welcome you back to campus in unique Stanford style – a spec- tacular dinner in front of Memorial Church and under the stars. Tables will be arranged by class year. Class of ’70 Luncheon Friday, October 22 11:15 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. CLASS HEADQUARTERS TENT Spend time visiting with old friends while making new ones. Class of ’70 Panel: “Will the Class of 1970 Disprove Class of ’70 Class of ’70 Mini-Reunions F. Scott Fitzgerald?” 40th Reunion Party Celebration Friday, October 22 Saturday, October 23 Friday, October 22 7:00 – 11:00 p.m. 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. 1:00 – 2:45 p.m. STANFORD FACULTY CLUB MUNGER RESIDENCES, PAUL LOCATION TBD Come casual, come dressy, just BREST HALL, STANFORD CAMPUS F. Scott Fitzgerald has been come to have fun! You won’t want Our class has reserved a great cam- famously quoted as saying to miss one of the best events of pus location for our Mini-Reunions “There are no second acts in the weekend. Meet and mingle over on Saturday night. This new build- American lives.” The Class of cocktails and simple appetizers, ing is only a stone’s throw from 1970 intends to prove him wrong. then take your pick from a diverse Wilbur, and will be a wonderful Our panelists will share their choice of dinner selections. Make place for the many Mini-Reunions efforts in reinventing themselves sure to save room for dessert and being planned. Enjoy light appetiz- as they enter their sixties. As a coffee. A fully hosted bar is pro- ers and a no host bar, while you class forged in the crucible of vided. Be sure to wear comfortable mingle with your classmates from the 1960’s, we will discover that shoes as you may want to join us any number of Mini-Reunions. classmates have taken to heart on the dance floor. the best impulses of that era For more details on ’70 and are directing new vocations, Mini-Reunions, visit www. avocations, passions, causes, goals, Class of ’70 Tailgate Saturday, October 23 stanfordalumni.org/1970reunion. and projects towards good works 11:15 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. and public spiritedness. The panel CLASS HEADQUARTERS TENT Class of ’70 Panel will serve as a clearinghouse for Join your classmates for a festive Sunday, October 24 inspired ideas and a springboard in BBQ lunch and hosted bar. Enter- 8:30 – 11:00 a.m. perhaps launching some of us on tainment provided by the roving CLASS HEADQUARTERS TENT to our own next acts. Stanford Band and student sing- Join Dwight Clark and classmates ing groups. After the tailgate, walk for a continental breakfast and a over to the Stanford Stadium to conversation designed to provide cheer on the Cardinal as they take an experience of intimacy and con- on Washington State or you can at- nection to conclude the reunion. tend a Classes Without Quizzes. Look who’s coming... As of June 30, these classmates indicated that they are likely to attend the reunion; however, they have not officially registered. Please check our website www.stanfordalumni.org for frequent updates to this list. Douglas J. Aanestad Daniel G. Clement Virginia G. Falconer Gregory T. Adams Katharine I. Closs G. Nicholas Farwell Register Today! William C. Adams Diana J. Cohen Jennifer L. Favell Nancy S. Agnew Marjorie F. Cohn Alfred Ferrer III Early bird pricing David W. Alden Roberta R. Conlan Paul L. Fink until September 15. John R. Allen Robert C. Cookson Robert I. Fink Betsy F. Amey Russell I. Copelan Elizabeth B. Flynn Advance registration Betsy N. Anderson Mary B. Cranston David C. Foorman closes October 6. David L. Anderson Ruth C. Cronkite Charles G. Freeman See enclosed registration Iathan T. Annand Robert N. Croonquist Perry W. Freeman form for details Marily W. Anton Vonda L. Crouse Barbara L. Frerichs Robert S. Appleby William H. Curtiss III Ronald K. Fujikawa Michael W. Armstrong Owen L. Daniels Charles E. Fulkerson, Jr. Kathy Bacon-Greenberg Johannes H. Dankers Marianne Gabel Cynthia F. Gunn Jeffrey C. Baker Carolyn S. Davidson Robert R. Gale Steven C. Haas John W. Ballard Gordon K. Davidson Mrs. Trisha S. Garlock Tay Haines William D. Barber Edward P. Davis, Jr. Thomas F. Gede H. Lex Hames Anita M. Barbey Thomas C. Dawson Byron S. Georgiou A. William Hamill Dennis C. Barnard Kevin J. Devine Chris Gibson Ann C. Hanson Lois Ann Battuello Steven B. Dold Janet Giske Gillespie David W. Harlan Anne C. Bauer Brian N. Donesley Gregg J. Gittler Susan B. Harnden Harold G. Becks Michael A. Duncheon Linda M. Goodman John M. Harris, Jr. Adele W. Behn Vickie M. Eastman Julie C. Gray Elizabeth C. Hastorf Daniel G. Bennett John Eckhouse Larry V. Gray Janet D. Haugen Donald L. Berry William L. Ellsworth Nancy Graybeal Thomas B. Heffelfinger Paula K. Beste Barry Ensminger Anthony K. Gregory Alexander T. Henson Gale H. Bitter Alfred H. Escoffier John P. Grube Esther B. Hewlett James F. Blake Connie J. Evashwick Ellen R. Gruenbaum Leslie B. Hill Lucia L. Blakeslee Williamson M. Evers Pamela K. Gullard William D. Boelter Jennifer S. Bond Jeffrey D. Bonzon Kathleen S. Boochever Samuel K. Boot, Jr. Thomas H. Borowicz Ruth Miller Brill Wayland M. Brill Robert Brody Anton K. Broms Anita B. Brown H. Kirk Brown III Sarah S. Brown Winthrop N. Brown John L. Burch Cathleen Caballero Lora F. Caldwell Kevin P. Callaghan Martha C. Campbell Melissa L. Campbell Hans L. Carstensen III Jane D. Centers Vance S. T. Chan Deborah L. Chase Jimmy K. Chee Carol A. Chetkovich Robert H. Clark Frederick W. Clarke Look who’s coming... Betsy Frances W. McVittie James N. Schnieder Sandra G. Meehan Mark Schumacher Susan M. Messer Michael L. Schwartz Carol A. Miller Patricia C. Seawell Dilip K. Mirchandani Patrick A. Shea Marilyn Moore Eve L. Siegel Michael A. Moore Robert W. Smiley, Jr. Robert R. Moore Ginger Smith Pia Moriarty Thomas E. Snyder Gregory K. Morris Robert A. Spanner Randall E. Morris Burnie E. Sparks, Jr. William B. Niccolls Russell J. Speidel Alexander M. Nicholson, Jr. John W. Spiegel Robert A. Nitrio Ronald P. Spogli Christopher Norgaard Paul M. St. John Thomas A. North James S. Stewart, Jr. Nadya L. O’Connell Baron Frederick C. Storek W. Gregory Osborn Joel W. Stratte-McClure Miguel H. Osborne Robert E. Stuart James W. Osterholt Timothy S. Szybalski Marta Ann Osterloh Nancy E. Tate Vince H. Otte Linda P. Tatum Stephen H. Otto Philip Taubman Jay C. Owens Robert B. Thompson Linda M. Panaretos John W. Tolan Gary D. Pape Steve U. Trainer Georgene K. Pasarell Mrs. Tricia S. Trainer Gordon B. Pattee Mark M. Tucker Steven M. Pearson Linda A. Tullis Dennis M. Perluss Sharon S. Ukanwa Maude H. Pervere Rick A. Warp Peter F. Pervere Morris O. Wee Donnis S. Hobson Alexander Legere John C. Peterson Diane M. Wheatley Annette B. Holland Patricia W. Leicher Brent G. Petty Helen K. Williams Marshall V. Holstrom Catherine K. Levinson Joan Petty Scott W. Williams Gary Hoshiyama Harold Linke Ann F. Pfister Christine M. Wisniewski Mary K. Hoverson James M. Lockhart Thomas L. Pfister Diane E.
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