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October 2015

You are about to enter the past.  At least to the extent you enter your reflections.  This is an opportunity for us to catch up with at least those who enter data here.  It helped make our  50th reunion gathering  that much richer.  There was a sense among the 30 or so of us who showed up--demonstrated in full by the few of us who manned the late night shift remembering in the comfortable library lounge unitl the wee hours of Saturday morning--that being touched by memories, recollections, and reconnections was time well spent.

We shared up to four (more if you went to Thayerlands) improtant years of our lives.  The gap since then has taken us from small beginnings to a range of achievements.  We have all made contributions. Let us know what they are.  If you know of anyone whom we have listed as "lost," invite them in.

I've used this site before and have found their promise of confidentiality to be true.

It will be good to hear from you all again, and perhaps to participate in conversations like the one between Jeff and Drew around personal military decisions during Viet Nam.  There were many significant events during the '60s.  We may all grow more by sharing our reflections.

Peter, Addison, VT

"Thayer, Thayer forever. The black and orange our pride"