Reunions
Shen Class of 1986
The Class of 1986 25th
Reunion is going to be on November 12, 2011 from 7-Midnight at
Prime at Saratoga National. Please join us for a night of light
fare and cash bar as we get together to reminisce, reconnect and
have some fun!!
The cost is $60 per person. Any further questions can be forwarded
to Andreya deVoe Drury at andreya1211@hotmail.com
A Pay Pal account
has been set up. The cost of the
event is $50 if you pay before November 1 and $60 after, and at
the door. The Pay Pal user name is Shenedehowa1986 and any emails
can be directed to shenendehowa1986@hotmail.com.
Greetings Fellow Alumni of the Class of
1977!
The 35th Reunion weekend
of our class is planned for July 7, 2012 (7/7/12) at Lillian’s on
Broadway in Saratoga. We are using social media through facebook
and email for those folks who are not on facebook for the
distribution list. Please either send a message via facebook to
Bonita Benson Joslin or email me at bjoslin@nycap.rr.com to be
added to the growing distribution list of Alumni attending. More
details on the activities of the weekend will be shared via
facebook and email. Looking forward to a memorable 35th
celebration of The Class of ‘77!
Shen Class of 1992
Hello fellow alumni. The planning phase is in
its infancy, however the earlier the better. Looking put together
Class of 1992 20 year reunion summer 2012. Please update the
alumni data base with your most current contact information.
Looking forward to catching up with old friends and making new
ones. Please spread the word!!! It's going to be a great time.
Thus far Myself and Marlene Engle(Roberts) have signed on to put
this together. Any help would be appreciated.
Look forward to seeing everyone
Sincerely,
Brian Grogan
A 30-year reunion has been
scheduled
for the Class of 1981
Class of 81’ 30th Reunion :
Saturday, Oct 29th , 2011 @ The Desmond more details to
follow please send Brooke Simons Mahoney your contact
info: pocketbrookes@yahoo.com and don’t forget to check
the Facebook site Shen Class of 81’ Reunion for postings.
Alumni Information
The
Shenendehowa Dollars for Scholars, not-for-profit, volunteer
organization, would like to invite each class to offer a $500
scholarship in its name to a qualified senior in the Shenendehowa
School District.
This is a way to show support and encouragement
to a present senior who is facing the high cost of a college
education next year. DFS has raised and awarded $120,550 to 194
seniors since its beginning in 2001. Please Google Shenendehowa
Dollars for Scholars to read the process of awarding scholarships,
the names of past recipients, Memorial Scholarships, and much more
about the organization. The organization desperately needs your
support to offer scholarships to the many seniors applying to DFS!
If your class would like to pool your resources to offer a partial
or full $500 or $1000 scholarship, please contact Ed Hughes, Vice
President, at etph28@aol.com. Generosity is Not Forgotten by Those
Who Are Its Recipients.
The Shenendehowa Educational Foundation was
established a couple of years ago to address the needs of the
school district that could not be met within the limits of the
traditional annual school budget or that might exceed what is
allowed by the bureaucracy at the State Education Department.
The
goal is to serve and enhance the educational mission of the school
district which includes support of the Plainsmen’s athletic teams.
At the same time, it also encourages and supports activities on
the academic side of the house, whether it be endeavors in math,
science, music or art. Essentially it strives to do the kinds of
things that enriches the lives of students, school and community.
The foundation has decided as an initial project to reconstruct
the Shenendehowa Carillon in the form of a bell tower to be built
opposite the main entrance to the High School. The old carillon
bells are currently being refurbished and the bell tower is being
constructed in Cincinnati, Ohio, with delivery scheduled for May
of this year. The goal is not only to preserve this important part
of the community’s heritage, but to also make a statement about
the mission of the Foundation. Any assistance that alumni could
provide would be most appreciated. Any questions or offers to help
can be directed to Kevin Dailey, class or 1967 at
kdailey@nycap.rr.com.
