SEM

5. Classmates attending one or more reunion events.
Leslie Turrell Bullock
Nancy Goldsmith
Willa Gunster Heverin
Richard Kramer
David Hall
Mollie Harris Farmer
Anne Northrup Davies
Linda Renville Wardell
Carol Santarelli Courneen
Barney Schooley
Andy Unger
Lon Youngquist Schooley

6. Sem
Rich’s house
121 S. Thomas
May 4
Our Reunion Icebreaker
was at Rich Kramer’s home.

7. Friday, May 4
Our Reunion
“Icebreaker” at
Rich Kramer’s,
121 S. Thomas
(NOT S. Gates!),
Edwardsville

8. Linda Renville Wardell, Willa Gunster Heverin, Rich Kramer, Leslie Turrell Bullock, Anne Northrup Davies, Barney Schooley
Carol Santarelli Courneen, Mollie Harris Farmer, Nancy Goldsmith, Kathy Hourigan Lique

9. Saturday, May 5
The campus is ready
for us!

10. Saturday
May 5

11. Barney and Lon with Dave
Hall and Andy Unger.

13. May 5
Alumni
Convocation
Program

15. Sem 63 at the
Alumni Convocation
Kathy
Rich
Dave
Andy
Lon
Nancy
Linda
Barney is taking the
picture.
Willa and Carol were
elsewhere in the
theater.

16. John Shafer, Vice President
of Advancement,
announces the recipient of
the Alumni Association
Award. Julie Strzeletz,
Director of Alumni
Programs, and Sem
President Kevin Rae are to
the right.

17. The Alumni Association Award
recipient is our own
Barney Schooley!

18. photo by Linda Renville Wardell

21. LRW’s photos
Barney’s brother John noticed that
Barney was not wearing a tie.
“Schooley, no tie! Three bells!”
photo by Linda Renville Wardell

22. Thank you, all!
Barney

23. Sem President
Kevin Rae gives
the State of the
School Address.

24. Kevin Rae with Barney

25. Carol, Willa,
Dave, and Andy

26. Class
of
1963
Tower Steps
Photo

27. Alumni
Luncheon
Fleck Hall
Lon, Kathy, Rich,
Nancy Linda

28. Alumni
Luncheon
Fleck Hall
Willa, Carol,
Dave, Andy

29. Memorial Service
Rich Kramer read for our class.

30. In Memory of Our Classmates
Ron Phil Edie Tom Roberta Pat Dave Ned
John Mike John Buzz Joan Frank Sandy Harry
The True The Beautiful The Good
Nancy Allan Bob Susan Tertia Rick Lin Burt

31. It is hard to speak of oneness when our world is not complete,
when those who once brought wholeness to our life have gone,
and naught but memory can fill the emptiness their passing leaves behind.
But memory can tell us only what we were, in company with those we loved;
it cannot help us find what each of us, alone, must now become.
Yet no one is really alone;
those who live no more, still echo still within our thoughts and words,
and what they did is part of what we have become.
We do best homage to our dead when we live our lives more fully,
even in the shadow of our loss.
For each of our lives is worth the life of the whole world;
in each one is the breath of the Ultimate One.
In affirming the One, we affirm the worth of each one
whose life, now ended, brought us closer to the Source of life,
In whose unity no one is alone and every life finds purpose.
In memory of our classmates departed, Rich read from the Mishkan T’filah, the Reform Prayer Book.

32. Linda, Nancy, Kathy,
Andy, and Rich at the
President’s Reception
cocktail party.

33. Barney and Kathy
with John Magagna.

34. Our class dinner was at the
Kirby Center for the Creative
Arts as were the dinners for
the older classes. We were
the youngsters here!

35. Rich, Nancy, Linda, Lon,
Barney, Andy, and Kathy

36. Mollie, Willa, and Carol

37. Some of the
older “kids”
from the classes
ahead of us.

39. A look
at
the campus!
May 5, 2018

45. Photo by
Linda Renville Wardell

48. Tents on the back
campus for the classes
of 1968, ‘73, ‘78, ‘83
and ’88 reunion dinners
and for after dinner
music and dancing for
all reunion classes.

54. Barney shows his award
to The Whittler. The
Whittler, however, is
not impressed.