FLIX '66

51st Reunion

June 1-4, 2017





A great weekend was enjoyed by about 40 classmates and their spouses, friends, children, and grandchildren. We've collected slideshows and other photos from the weekend, including the P-rade and post-P-rade party at the Mounts. Click here for the University's reunion site.

SLIDE SHOW NOTES
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  2. Some photos may appear out of time sequence, especially during the P-rade
  3. Each slide shows for 6 seconds.
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  5. You can also download photos you want to keep.

TIGERS CONTINUE ON THE ROAD


No '66 event can start before one or more of Jay Lagemann's tigers arrives. The tigers made their way from Martha's Vineyard to the 50th site and then proceeded to lead our contingent in the P-rade. Here's a short P-rade video. Jay has named the tigers Princeton Charlie (hitchhiking) and Princeton Charlene (with the basketball) following a suggestion from Tom Benghauser.

Photo credits: Jay Lagemann, Tom Mineo, John Hart, Leighton Chen


IN AND AROUND THE '67 TENT


Casual conversation and pizza at the 50th under the 50th tent Friday evening during the '67 dinner and more.
Photo credits: Staś Maliszewski & others


THE P-RADE


The one and only P-rade drew all the usual suspects plus several classmates who were not at the 50th. The photos are from several sources and do not always appear in chronological order.
Photo credits: Staś Maliszewski, Leighton Chen & others



POST P-RADE AT THE MOUNT'S


Pam and Garry Mount hosted the class at their Tehrune Orchards. Wine tasting, the Tigerlillies, the Locomotive Award to Barbara and Bruce Furie, locomotives by the score, and a great dinner made for a wonderful evening. Barbara and Burces's Locomotive Award recognized their groundbreaking research in hemostasis and thrombosis. Their life saving accomplishments have been recognized internationally.
Photo credits: Staś Maliszewski, John Hart, Leighton Chen