We hope you have received the Save the Date postcard for our 55th class Reunion and plan to join us on campus September 12-14. There will be planned tours, guest speakers, and a dinner on Thursday. Our class meeting, luncheon, tours, and a class dinner are scheduled for Friday. Pre-football game activities and then a…

The crisp winter days are here. I hope everyone is well. It’s 2024, a mere 55 years since our graduation. Once again, we remind you to send your news to us or the Alumni Association at Buchanan Alumni House, 1 Alumni Place, Orono. Your correspondence is always welcomed. Congratulations to Michael E. Siviski, who was…

Greetings! We hope you had an enjoyable winter and are enjoying the beauty of summer. Send your news to us or to the Alumni office. Mary Pooler Barnes ’99G, Susan Brock Gordon, Karen Sample Drinkuth, Gloria Boggs MacGregor, and Catherine Buotte Anderson had fun making a snowman that was dressed as Bananas, the University of…

After our hot, humid summer here in Maine, we are happy to have cooler, autumn weather. We do not have much to report this time. Please send your news to us or to the UMaine Alumni Association, Buchanan Alumni House, 1 Alumni Place, PO Box 550, Orono, Maine. After serving as a Hebron selectman for…

Here in Maine, spring has begun and perennials are starting to push through the soil; however, it will be summer with flowers in bloom when you classmates read these notes. We hope all of you are well and are ready to let us know what is happening in your lives. Once again, we can hope…

The summer humidity is gone, and the cool, crisp autumn air is here. By the time you read this column, it will be winter here in Maine. Wherever you are, we hope you are well. Please keep in touch. We were happy to hear from George Luongo of North Reading, MA. George has fond memories…

Bill and Andrea Hayes Lott Eliot, ME 03903 bill.lott@gmail.com Hello, classmates! As I write this in mid-March, the wind is gusting, snow is disappearing, and some perennials are beginning to sprout. All of us have made it through year one of the pandemic. Bill and I have had our second shots and are looking forward…

Hello, classmates. What a year 2020 has been! We hope it has been a healthy year for you. Already, more than a year has passed since our 50th Reunion. Remember to send your news to us or to the alumni office. Kandyce Plummer Powell (my Alpha Phi sister) received one of the 2020 Maryann Hartman…

Bill and Andrea Hayes Lott Hello, classmates. We hope you are enjoying the nice weather. Our winter weather in southern Maine was not bad this year, but it is always good to see spring and summer. Bernard “Barney” Pelletier G of Eagle Lake received the Maine Health Care Association’s 2019 Remember Me Award. Barney is…

Bill and Andrea Hayes Lott Hello, members of the Class of ’69. We hope you enjoyed our 50th Reunion, where we wondered where the 50 years had gone, connected with friends, and saw the campus changes. Thanks to all who attended and made this Reunion a success. We know many of you wanted to be…

Bill and Andrea Hayes Lott Remember to save our 50th Reunion dates of September 12 and 13. Come to campus, visit with classmates, take campus tours, attend our Reunion meeting, and then stay for a football game on September 14. David Dudley ’72G and two fraternity brothers, Tony Krason ‘72, and Mark Sweetland ’72, ’73G,…

Bill and Andrea Hayes Lott 11 Bayberry Drive Eliot, ME 03903 bill.lott@gmail.com   Hello, classmates. With each class notes column being published, we get closer to our 50th Reunion. It is unbelievable that so many years have passed since we were undergrads. Richard Turner ’71G, professor emeritus of biological sciences at Florida Institute of Technology,…