RPI CLASS OF '57

 

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Class of '57 picture taken June 7, 2007 on the Hudson River Twilight Cruise

Welcome to the RPI Class of ‘57 web site. It was created for the purpose of communicating updates about you and your classmates and the plans as they developed for our last scheduled formal reunion – the “Big 50th.”.

Our 50th reunion was a great success. 140 alumni attended our reunion along with 118 significant others. Now we have a chance to continue communication among alumni by continuing updates to the site. We have posted 59 new Then and Now pages on the web site based on photographs contained in the resume book which was available during Registration at the reunion. We will be placing pictures from the reunion on the web site. 2-D and 3-D photos of the campus were taken during the weekend, and a 35 minute wide screen video of the campus was made. Several alumni have sent in photos. We expect these to be available on the web site soon. Check out ON REUNION DAY for photos and videos from the Class of '57 50th Reunion. If you have reunion photos of interest to others, please send electronic copies of the photos to the webmaster, Neil Campbell, at ncampbell @socal.rr.com. Include names of people in the photographs, if appropriate.

As this site continues to develop, you’ll learn what your classmates have been doing for the last 50 years on the Classmates page. I encourage you to submit, through the process described on the Classmates page any personal updates you wish to make. Share your experiences with classmates on these pages.

In the Then and Now section, you can still add a current photo of yourself to go along side your graduation photo. Peruse the photos of your friends and see the changes that have taken place over the last 50 years. Yes, we do look just a little different!


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