"I would have attended before if I had known reunions were fun!"
**
We
broke neither attendance nor giving goals, but approx. 67 of us sure
had
fun
seeing
old friends and reliving old memories! **
(We
are the percentage-wise attendance record holder for 25th and 30th
Reunions,
but faced an unachievable challenge with the 35th reunion record being
~34%, meaning over 100 for us)
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group photo from our 35th
Reunion (June
2002)
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ROTLATT at
Reunion 2002
Turning back the clock
(or reversing aging?) and making
Marvin
Rotblatt proud, 11 classmates (fully half of the 20 of us who
played
the
legendary 100-ining game in 1967, as opposed to 3 of us five
years
ago) took the field, most playing all the way through 7 innings,
and
whipped Class of '72 Blatt-ballers 7-2. Consistently solid
fielding,
timely hits, & unfathomable high-arc pitching belied our average
age
of 57. Fine play came from some of the most unexpected sources...
Front Row
(sitting): Hal "Marvin" Hart, Ted Lutz
2nd Row:
Brenda, Jack Eugster, John Winberg, Marc Mosiman
3rd Row: Bob
Alsdorf, Skip Hall, Bob Geyer, TBD?, Ken
Mortenson,
Chip Morrison
Left before
victory photo: Dark-horse game-MVP Mark Duback