Reunion News

Friday Oct. 19
9am - Golf outing at Randolf Park – Registered participants meet between 7:45-8:45am at the Driving Range. Chris will be conducting a clinic, beginning at 8am. Still several openings at $25; includes green fees and cart. Contact Chris Kaufmann at 1-562-618-1265 or chriskaufmann302@yahoo.com.

3:30pm – Tour of CHS – No registration needed. Meet on the front steps of the school. Students are dismissed at 3:12 so the parking lot should be cleared enough as we arrive.

6-10pm – Barrio Brewing Company – No registration. Come one, come all! There is no dress code.
800 E. 16th St.
WWII Quonset-hut-turned-warehouse about two miles south near Downtown Tucson. We will be partying in the “India Room”.
6:00pm - Doors Open
               No-host Bar/Kitchen

7:00pm - Welcome: Tom Prefling

8:00pm - Musical tribute to local bands: Larry Nagel

9:00pm - “Catalina, Our Catalina” & “The Blue and The White” group sing (Yes, it’s a bit cheesy, but what the heck! We’ll be well lubricated and at our age we can do whatever we want!)

10:00pm - Doors Close

Saturday Oct. 20
Bicycle tour of the Old Pueblo - Cancelled due to projected adverse weather conditions.

6-10pm – Tohono Chul - Registration for this event is now closed.
7366 Paseo del Norte - Click here for directions.
A unique setting where we can reconnect with classmates, share life stories and just plain have fun! If that’s not enough for you, Teodoro “Ted” Ramirez, Tucson’s Official Troubadour, will be playing for us during the cocktail hour and the Bad News Blues Band will be providing the after-dinner entertainment. And, the man, the myth, the legend, our own Dr. Tom Potter will MC the event.
6:00pm - Doors Open
               No-host Cocktail Hour
               Ted Ramirez plays in the Garden

7:00pm - Welcome: Tom Potter
               Dinner in the Performance Garden

7:45pm - Recognitions & Memories
               Class Photo

8:00pm - Bad News Blues Band on the Patio

9:00pm - Our “Old Rockers” sit in with the band

10:00pm -  Doors Close

Click here for a map of the grounds at Tohono Chul. Handicapped parking is in the Staff parking lot, everyone else please park in the Visitor parking lot. Also, the following trails are closed: South Loop Trail, Saguaro Discovery Trail, Desert Trail and anything beyond the Butterfly Garden and Sin Agua Garden to the Education Center.

There is no dress code. Some people may dress up for the Saturday night dinner, some may not. It will be chilly and probably windy Saturday night, so dress accordingly. Use your common sense.

50 years is a significant milestone. Let's enjoy the hell out of our time together!