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ATTENTION, SIRS! (... and our two ma'ams).
It is never too early to start planning for one's 50th Reunion ... and that is exactly what your Culver Class
of 1962 Reunion Committee is starting to do. One of the cornerstones of this planning is the development of our
own Class of '62 web site. We are pleased to announce that the initial version of this site
is now ready for your surfing pleasure at www.cma62.org
If you don't have a UserID and Password, contact Your Webmasters-in-Training:
to get them. Then you can login and see the entire web site, not just the "public" information.
Once you are logged in, here are some highlights of what you can link to:
Roll Call:
Profiles of each of us from our 1962 Roll Call yearbook
Info on where we are now and what we've been doing since graduation
My Profile:
Log in and update your own profile online!
Send us a current picture, and DO UPDATE YOUR INFORMATION
See the Roll Call profiles for Doug Neumann, Joe Schluchter, and Andy Malcolm (among others) for ideas.
Scrapbook:
A collection of pictures and memorabilia from our time at Culver - turn up your sound !
Send any pictures, papers, stories, etc. you would like to see added to
your Webmasters (See Class Reps page)
Reunion:
Read about the evolving plans for our 50th Reunion in 2012
Check out links to past and future "mini-reunions"
See pictures and memorabilia from our 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, and 45th reunions
- Put your mouse over a person's face: See their name
- Double click on the name: See the person's Roll Call profile
- Please let your Webmasters know about errors or omissions!!!
Class News:
Announcements
Newsletters
Plans for mini-reunions throughout the country, etc.
Faculty:
Profiles of the faculty during our time at the Academy
Send any pictures, stories, or information that you have
about one of your favorite instructors and would like to see it added to your
Webmasters
Please let your Webmasters know about errors or omissions!!!
Class Reps: Contact information for your Class Representatives with links to their Roll Call profiles
Links: Some convenient and related hyperlinks
Hopefully, by now, you so anxious to explore this incredible web site that you don't want to be bothered reading any further. OK. GO DO IT! Check out the web site. Then, come back and read the rest of our sage advice and humble requests at your leisure.
OUR SAGE ADVICE ... and Humble Requests
When you go to www.cma62.org
, log into the website by selecting 'Log In/Out' on the menu bar at the top of the
page. Once you login, you will see the private sections (indicated by *) on the
menu bar. This means that only classmates may observe the information contained
on these pages. If you and your family are the only ones that have access to
your computer, then leave the 'Remember my password...' option checked so that
you will not have to enter your access codes each time you bring up
www.cma62.org. To change your password, go to the first section under your
"profile" and make that change.
Please be aware that personal alumni
data is blocked from view for all except those website viewers with a login
access code, and is not open to the general Internet viewer. Addresses
(including e-mail) and phone numbers are not displayed on the "public" Website.
More importantly, at your
convenience, please select 'My Profile' from the menu and update or
add to what is there. Don't be intimidated by the length of the form. You can
fill in as little or as much as you wish. And you can do it in one sitting or
during multiple sessions. Just remember to SAVE each section when you have
completed your input. You can go back, add to it, edit your typos, and re-save
the updates whenever you want. The information in your profile is what will be
displayed when someone clicks on your name from the 'Roll Call'
page.
We encourage you to look at the profiles of Doug Neumann, Ken
Calhoun, John Davis, Joe Schluchter, Pac Wildman, and Andy Malcolm to see how
easy it is to write something and to get ideas regarding what to write about.
Creativity counts! (But keep it clean! That means you, Neumann!)
Please send us a current picture so
we may insert it with your class picture (getting a sense of "Then" and "Now" is
most interesting). Pictures with your significant other are encouraged. You will see
several of your classmates have already done this. We will take care of
the "formatting"; just send the picture (email or snail mail). In case you are
worried that you may have aged (some haven't -- see the 45th reunion page -- especially
Mike Koether), look at the rest of us: you will feel right at home.
Look at our other reunion pages to see this aging happen right in front of your
eyes.
Speaking of the reunion pages, please note that we have tried to
put names on the faces of our classmates. However, our memories aren't as good
as we would like, so if you would send us the names of those who have not been
identified (or identified incorrectly), it would really help us. Sadly, one of
the pictures in the collection on the 45th reunion page shows two classmates
talking together who are now deceased. Please stay healthy.
From the
Scrapbook page, click on the "Snowy Day" link, turn up your sound, and listen
for your footsteps marching in the snow and the chimes of the chapel ringing
over the campus.
We hope that this site will rekindle your interest in
Culver and let you remember fondly your time during those glorious years. We
can't go back in time, but we can remember those times.
Our view is that this
web site will always be a "work in progress". We encourage your comments and
suggestions for corrections and improvements.
If you know other classmates, email them and encourage them to add to their profiles.
We only have about 50% of our class' e-mail addresses so we are looking for all of them.
Help us to have the best class web site and hopefully, the best 50th reunion possible.
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