“Undeniably Different”2012

CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE . 66TH ANNUAL REUNION . JUNE 1-2-3, 2012

“Undeniably Different”REUNION2012

CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE

Your 2012 Reunion will make CHC

history. This is the first year we are

welcoming our coed graduates from

the Class of 2007, making this special

Reunion “Undeniably Different” as

their yearbook proclaims. Reunion

Weekend is so much more than

Reunion Luncheon. You’ll find a

variety of activities and events to

keep the weekend interesting,

whether you want to simply relax

and reminisce or take advantage of

a full program of learning, dining,

and entertainment options. Take some

time to look over the programming

options outlined in this booklet, talk

up the activities with your classmates

and friends, and begin planning your

perfect getaway weekend.

THIS JUNE fOR AN ExCITING,

EvENTfUL, ANd

COmE HOmE TO

Chestnut Hill College “Undeniably Different”

HISTORIC

REUNION WEEkENd!

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General InformationARRIvAL TImE Reunion registrants will be accommodated on campus after 3 p.m. on Friday. If arriving in the area earlier, please consider enjoying one of the four “Discover Our Chestnut Hill Neighbors” options or a round of golf or tennis at Talamore Country Club in Ambler. Plus, there’s always the King of Prussia Mall — America’s second largest, “the East Coast’s premier shopping destination” — located only 12 miles/20 minutes from campus.

vALET PARkING & STUdENT ASSISTANCEValets will be available to park cars upon arrival and will return keys immediately to the owners. Please wait for returned keys before proceeding with check-in. Students will be available to unload and carry luggage to dorm rooms. Valet service and luggage assistance will be available for arrivals/ departures on Friday from 3 to 9 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

fUNCTION ROOmS With the exception of the Rotunda, all rooms used for Reunion Weekend activities and events are now air-conditioned. Activity locations are indicated by a number or letter matching the campus map on the inside back cover. Be sure to check out the newly re-modeled Social Room, now called the McCaffery

Lounge, in Fournier Hall.

HOUSINGAlumnae or alumni registering as singles will be housed in the air-conditioned Mary Jackson

Fitzsimmons ’35 Hall, located behind Logue Library and parallel to Fontbonne Hall. Housing requests are honored on a first-come, first-served basis. Following Reunion Weekend tradition, first

preference for rooms is given to the 50th reunion class. The Class of 1962 is asked to reply with suite preferences by May 4, after which triple suites will be available to other classes. Every effort will be made to house classes and friends together, but this cannot be guaranteed. Although everyone who plans to attend reunion must complete the registration process, those who plan to suite together are asked to designate one member to take the additional step of indicating the suite members on her or his reply form.

Spouses, significant others, travel companions, and other adults are now welcome to join alumni throughout the weekend and be housed with the hosting alumna or alumnus in Loyola Lodge at

SugarLoaf Hill. Each room is air-conditioned and contains a private bathroom. Vans will transport those staying in Loyola Lodge to/from main campus activities.

Housing reservations must be made no later than May 15 to ensure on-campus accommodations, linen service, and meals. Those requiring overnight housing after May 15 are urged to contact one of the area hotels (http://www.chc.edu/Alumni/ Reunion/Area_Hotels).

All residence hall accommodations are $75 per

person, per night, including bed & bath linens

and full breakfast the following morning.

Fitzsimmons Hall suites consist of: • Double Suites: 2 bedrooms (2 twin beds per

room), 1 bath, and sitting room for 4 • Triple Suites: 3 bedrooms (2 twin beds per room),

2 baths, and sitting room for 6

Loyola Lodge at SugarLoaf Hill consists of:• Single Rooms (2 twin beds per room), 1 bath

There are no corridor showers or restrooms in

Fitzsimmons Hall or Loyola Lodge.

THIS JUNE fOR AN ExCITING,

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REUNION CLASS PICTURE SCHEdULE 11(Saturday, Rotunda, St. Joseph Hall)

Class of 1937 11:35 Class of 1977 12:20Class of 1942 11:35 Class of 1982 12:25Class of 1947 11:40 Class of 1987 12:10

Class of 1952 11:55 Class of 1992 11:30Class of 1957 11:50 Class of 1997 11:45Class of 1962 NOON Class of 2002 12:35Class of 1967 12:15 Class of 2007 12:30

Class of 1972 12:05

REUNION-YEAR GIvINGYou can now count any gift made to the College for any purpose — Griffin Fund (annual fund), endowment, other preference — during your reunion year as a reunion gift. All gifts made by you and your classmates will be counted in your class percentage totals presented in the Donor

Report next fall.

REUNION NEWS YOU CAN USE• The weekend schedule is subject to change, so

please check www.chc.edu/Reunion2012 often.

• Reunion Weekend updates will be sent through the “ReunionNews” e-newsletter to alums with e-mail addresses registered in the Alumni Relations office. Register online at www.chcgriffinsonline.com or contact [email protected] to register or update your e-mail address.

• Frequently asked questions about Reunion Weekend — for example, on weekend attire, items to bring, on-campus amenities — are noted on Griffins Online at www.CHCgriffinsonline.

com/ReunionFAQs

REUNION WEEkENd COSTS The prices charged to reunion alums for activities and events offset a portion of the total costs for food, beverages, food service, housekeeping, entertainment, photography, valet parking, and

66th ANNUAL REUNION LUNCHEONThe Annual Reunion Luncheon is restricted to members of reunion classes. Reunion celebrants who do not

register in advance for the Reunion Luncheon cannot be guaranteed either

seating with their classes or their entrée choice. Seating for late registrants will take place on an “as available” basis through May 15.

GOLdEN GRIffINS mASS ANd BRUNCHAll alumni and guests are welcome to celebrate the Annual Golden Griffins Mass.

The Annual Golden Griffins Brunch is restricted to members of the Classes of 1928 through 1962. Golden Griffin Spouses, Widowers, and other guests are welcome.

LIBRARY: 5Friday: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.; Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Sunday: Noon – 4 p.m.Check your e-mail, read a newspaper, stroll through the stacks.

CAmPUS BOOkSTORE: 11Saturday: 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.; 4 p.m. – 7 p.m.Sunday: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

fITNESS CENTER: 4Saturday: 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.; 4:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.Sunday: 7:30 a.m. – 10 a.m.

POOL (outdoor) AT SUGARLOAf HILL: 19Saturday: 2 p.m. – 4 p.m.

EmERGENCY CONTACT/LOST & fOUNd 4Emergency calls may be made to the College’s Security staff at 215.242.7777. Personal articles found on campus will be kept at the security desk in the Fournier Hall Lobby throughout the weekend and for two weeks following — their contact number is 215.242.7777.


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other items and services offered throughout the weekend. We attempt to keep all fees reasonable so that as many alumni as possible can enjoy their return home to CHC.

RESERvE YOUR PLACE . . . CHOOSE ONE Of TWO WAYS TO REGISTER• Online — through our secure online community

at www.CHCgriffinsonline.com

• Paper registration — by completing the form contained in this booklet and returning it with either a check payable to CHESTNUT HILL

COLLEGE, indicating Reunion 2012, or including payment information for your MasterCard, Visa, AmEx, or Discover credit card.

Please check off every activity, meal, or other event that we should plan for you. Help us make your stay a pleasant one by supplying the information we need.

Refunds are not available after May 21.

REUNION WEEkENd CONTACTSQuestions or comments regarding programming,

events, activities: Patricia Canning ’70, director of alumni relations, at 215.248.7144 or at [email protected].

Reservations, payments, special needs: Jackie Gutshall, assistant director of alumni relations, at 215.248.7016 or at [email protected].

Reunion-Year Giving: Nicole (Coco) Minardi, director of the Griffin Fund and special events, at 215.753.3692 or at [email protected].

Friday, June 1ARRIvING EARLY? dISCOvER OUR CHESTNUT HILL NEIGHBORSTour one of our two neighboring cultural gems: a grand 19th-century Victorian mansion housing a permanent collection of 2,500 works plus nine galleries, or the official arboretum of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania, just as the roses should be coming into their glory! Or, stroll along Germantown Avenue and enjoy Chestnut Hill’s many shopping and dining temptations. Head up to Ambler for a round of golf or tennis . . . or enjoy a relaxing mani, pedi, or facial at one of Philly’s hottest day spas, right here in Chestnut Hill. Please make any reservations with our neighbors on your own.

• Woodmere Art Museum: $5 donation requested at entry; free parking on the premises. (www.woodmereartmuseum.org)

• The Gardens of the Morris Arboretum: Rates are $16 for adults, $14 for seniors over 65. Receive a $5 discounted admission when you mention you’re a CHC Reunion celebrant; parking on the premises. (www.morrisarboretum.org)

• A Taste of Chestnut Hill’s Sights & delights: self-guided walking tour of the shops, galleries, and restaurants that frame Chestnut Hill’s tree-lined cobblestone streets. (www.chestnuthillpa.com)

• Talamore Country Club: whether you’re up for 9 or 18 holes, or a round a tennis, you’ll love the beautiful facilities at Talamore in Ambler. Discounted rate for CHC reunion celebrants and guests, $75 for 18 holes and $37 for 9 holes . . . including the golf cart. For reservations call John Bryers, 215.641.1300 ext. 127. (www.talamorepa.com) First Year for This Great Benefit!


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• Pamper Yourself at the “I Love Diamond Spa”

This is your weekend . . . live it up. Costs begin at $18 for standard 30-minue manicure, $40 for standard 40-minute pedicure, plus reasonable fees for facials and massages. Services for gentle-men, too. Reservations by May 28 made directly with Diamond Spa in the heart of Chestnut Hill at 8430 Germantown Avenue, 215.242.4800. (www.iLoveDiamondSpa.com) New Since Your Last Reunion!

3:00 – 9:00 p.m.

WELCOmE & CHECk-IN Piazza 22

4:30 – 5:30 p.m.

HI! TEA WELCOmE-BACk RECEPTION Redmond Room, St. Joseph Hall 11

Is Friday afternoon tea in the Social Room a blast from your CHC past? Say hello to one another as you sample specialty treats while sipping a selection of iced, chai, and spirits-infused teas and punch. Not your mother’s or grandmother’s tea! Hosted by the Office of Institutional Advancement staff and the Alumni Association Board of Directors. New Since Your Last Reunion!

5:45 – 6:45 p.m.

NURTURE YOUR mINd, BOdY, SPIRIT ENRICHmENT/EdUCATION SESSIONS— Part I (Concurrent Sessions) 6All New Sessions Since Your Last Reunion!

1. “Hemingway on the Big Screen” How lucky you’ll be to examine film adaptations of the works of the larger-than-life, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, journalist, big game hunter, and three-war veteran through the eyes of a Hemingway scholar. Suzanne del Gizzo, assistant professor of English, will direct you through Hollywood’s takes on the master’s extensive work — including The Sun

Also Rises, A Farewell to Arms, and To Have and

Have Not — as well as through stage and screen portrayals of this legend’s life, loves, and influences. Professor del Gizzo co-directed the 14th Biennial International Hemingway Society Conference in Lausanne, Switzerland, in 2010.

2. “Is This Any Way to Nominate

Presidential Candidates?”

It’s election season, with another primary scheduled only days after Reunion. The formal procedures of choosing a president have not changed much — primaries, caucuses, nominating convention — but the groups that have the power, the length of the process, and the financing involved have created change. Explore the influences brought to bear on today’s electorate with Philip McGovern, 40-year member of CHC’s political science department and specialist in American politics.

3. “Hollywood on the Couch”

From the beginning of film history, the Silver Screen has been filled with depictions of antipsychotics, interesting pathologies, and otherwise intriguing behaviors. Join Meredith Kneavel, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology, who coordinates the College’s undergraduate psychology program

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and teaches such courses as Motivation and Emotion, Abnormal Psychology, and Drugs and Behavior. You’ll be sure to enjoy her fascinating view of a few of the more memorable characters and curiosities that have captivated generations of movie goers.

4. “Navigating the College’s

Reaccreditation Process”

Join the co-chairs of the College’s Steering Committee for an overview of the process applied in preparing for the Middle States reaccreditation review, which occurs every 10 years. Vice President for Academic Affairs, Ken Soprano, Ph.D. and Barbara Hogan, Ph.D., associate professor of human services, will share facts, issues, and topics bearing on the two-year preparation phase.

7:00 – 8:30 p.m.

CULINARY ALL-STAR ESCAPES BUffET dINNER Dining Room, Fournier Hall 4

Wine, beer, and soft drinks included with extensive selection of international cuisines.

8:15 – 9:00 p.m.

NURTURE YOUR mINd, BOdY, SPIRIT ENRICHmENT/EdUCATION SESSIONS — Part II (Concurrent Sessions) 6Arriving too late for the afternoon sessions? Interested in more? Two here for you. New Sessions Since Your Last Reunion!

1. “The World of Autism”

Just about everyone knows of someone dealing with autism spectrum disorders. Learn the facts about autism with Scott Browning, Ph.D.,

professor of psychology, and developer of the College’s new program focusing on these disorders in young adults and older. With symptoms that can

include problems communicating and interacting with others and a tendency toward repetitive behavior, the causes of autism largely remain a mystery, but Professor Browning will explain the several theories that exist today.

2. “What I Really Meant to Say: Powerful &

Effective Communication at Home and Work”

Finding it a bit tense out there, and you’d welcome some solid advice on getting along better with family and colleagues? Discover the most common miscommunication styles that many people are unaware they display. Sheila Kennedy ‘76, SSJ,

Ph.D., a licensed psychologist and director of the College’s counseling center, offers light-hearted yet valuable insights and suggestions that might make life a bit easier.

9:00 – 11:00 p.m.

fRIdAY LATE NIGHTThree great options for you to choose from! Chat the night away, enjoy Game Night in the new Social Room, or take a CHC shuttle to Chestnut Hill for a Pub Crawl — the choice is yours! Stay local and continue catching up with classmates in McCaffery Lounge, our newly renovated Social Room. You asked, we oblige – try your hand at bridge, Mah Jong, and pinochle at our game tables. Enjoy soft music and tasty canapés, plus our signature Reunion cocktails. Want a change of scenery? Take a tour of Chestnut Hill’s newest bar scene, including Chestnut 7 and Iron Hill Brewery. For your convenience, shuttles will run alums from the College to the Avenue and back. Those who prefer it a bit quieter can relax in the Reunion Hospitality Lounge in Fitzsimmons Hall.New Since Your Last Reunion!


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Saturday, June 2Be sure to check the separate “Saturday Special”

program [pages 11-12] for spouses, significant

others, travel companions, and other adult guests

while alums attend restricted events throughout

the day.

7:00 – 10:00 a.m.

BREAkfAST Dining Room, Fournier Hall 4

A full breakfast. Complimentary coffee/tea in Fitzsimmons Hall lobby and Loyola Lodge at SugarLoaf Hill.

7:30 – 9:30 a.m.

RISE & SHINE • Tennis – bring your own racquet

• On-Campus One-Mile (or 2, 3, your choice)

Hike or Run – on your own; map provided

at check-in

9:30 – 11:30 a.m.

Enjoy the NEW fitness Center — Advance registration required to ensure on-site staffing. Fournier Hall 4

8:45 – 11:30 a.m.

SATURdAY CHECk-IN Fournier Hall Lobby 4

9:00 – 10 a.m.

THEN & NOW CAmPUS TOURLed by our Admissions Ambassadors. Assemble

at the Clement Hall entrance 4

and conclude at the Main Chapel 12 (tour does not include SugarLoaf Hill)

10:00 a.m.

ANNUAL REUNION mEmORIAL mASS Main Chapel 12

11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

COCkTAIL RECEPTION & CLASS PICTURES East Parlor ... Redmond Room ... Rotunda,

St. Joseph Hall (see Class Picture Schedule) 11

12:45 p.m.

66th ANNUAL REUNION WEEkENd LUNCHEON Sorgenti Arena, Martino Hall 6

The oldest, continuous event of the weekend. Be here and be heard during the traditional Roll Call of Classes, applaud our Alumni Association Award winners, and cheer the latest news shared by our College president.


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Post-Lunch

CLASS mEETINGS 6Continue your luncheon conversation … elect your officers for the next five years … conduct class business (meeting locations to be announced

at Luncheon)

4:30 - 7:00 p.m.

SIT BACk, RELAx, OR kEEP ON THE GO — Your Choice:

• Chill Out, Catch Up, Chat Some More: Reunion

Hospitality Lounges in Fitzsimmons Hall 2

and Loyola Lodge at SugarLoaf Hill 19

• A Taste of Chestnut Hill’s Sights & Delights – In case you didn’t have time on Friday, or you want a return visit, but be sure to return to campus for the Bistro! (community brochure available)

• On-Campus One-Mile (or 2, 3, your choice)

Hike or Run (self-guided; map provided

at check-in)

• Fitness Center (4:30 - 7:00) – See details,

Saturday morning 4

• Quick Tour of the Commonwealth Chateau

at SugarLoaf Hill (4:30 - 6:00) – Meet at the Chestnut Hill College vans in front of

St. Joseph Hall 11 Vans will run continuously, but be sure you board

the final one back to the College, especially if you’re from a Milestone Class (2007, 1987, 1962). New Since Your Last Reunion!

6:00 – 7:00 p.m.

mILESTONES COCkTAIL RECEPTIONMcCaffery Lounge, Fournier Hall 4

Honoring the 50th, 25th, and 5th reunion classes, hosted by Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D., College president. New Since Your Last Reunion!

7:00 – 8:45 p.m.

BISTRO dANS LA PIAZZA ET PAvILION 22You’ll think you’re dining near the Loire Valley as you celebrate our Sisters of St. Joseph’s French roots with delectable, authentic fare characteristic of Le Puy-en-Valay, where it all began. Join us for an all-inclusive-price fête. New Since Your Last Reunion! New Venue!

9:00 – 11:00 p.m.

RIvIERA SUR LE mONT Logue Library 5

You’ll be transported to a Mediterranean setting that showcases reunion artists, authors, and other talents . . . a casino to tempt the likes of James Bond . . . “face time,” literally, as you sit for two caricature artists and leave with your complimentary reunion portrait . . . and all-inclusive signature reunion refreshments to delight your palate. Yes, in the Logue Library . . . it works! Updated Since Your Last Reunion!

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Sunday, June 37:30 - 10:00 a.m.

BREAkfAST Dining Room, Fournier Hall 4

A full breakfast. Complimentary coffee/tea in Fitzsimmons Hall and Loyola Lodge at SugarLoaf Hill.

8:00 - 10:30 a.m.

RISE & SHINE See Saturday 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. options and details

10:00 a.m.

GOLdEN GRIffINS mASSEast Parlor, St. Joseph Hall 11

Liturgy in honor of classes up to and including the Class of 1962. All classes and spouses, others are welcome and encouraged to attend. Air-conditioned; new location since your last reunion!

• Complimentary Coffee & Danish – Dining Room, Fournier Hall 4

Immediately following Mass for classes not attending the Golden Griffins Brunch.

11:00 a.m.

GOLdEN GRIffINS BRUNCH West Dining Room, Fournier Hall 4

Welcoming all members of classes up to and including the Class of 1961, and inducting the Class of 1962 into the Golden Griffins. Also welcoming Golden Griffin Spouses and Widowers. Air-conditioned; new location this year!

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Reunion Weekend’s Saturday sequence of activities — Annual Memorial Mass, Cocktail Reception, Class Pictures, Annual Reunion Luncheon, Class Meetings —are marked by history, tradition, and nostalgia. Our “Undeniably Different” Reunion welcomes your spouse, significant other, travel companion, or other adult guest for the entire weekend, except for Saturday’s traditional sequence, which is restricted to reunion celebrants.

While you enjoy Saturday’s daytime activities, share your college and its surrounding area with that special person in your life. Everyone regroups for late-afternoon through-late-evening festivities.

Here are a few on- and off-campus options for your special person:

SATURdAY COLLEGE: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

• Wissahickon Trail Classic

Choose the 10K Race beginning at 9:00 a.m. or the 5K Walk beginning at 9:15 a.m. Proceeds benefit the Wissahickon Trail Volunteers, an organization devoted to restoring the natural lands of the Wissahickon Valley Park. Visit http://wissahickontrailclassic.org for registration deadlines, options, details, and fees. Race/walk gathers across Germantown Avenue from the main entrance to the College; parking on the College’s SugarLoaf property.

• Fitness Center — Advance registration required to ensure on-site staffing. (9:30 - 11:30 a.m.)

Fournier Hall 4 Treadmills, elliptical, weights, and more.

• “Wissahickon Park: Philadelphia’s Best Idea” (10:45 a.m. – Noon)

Wissahickon Park was established in 1868, four years before the first national park. During the past 150 years, it has been a wild retreat for generations of Philadelphians, and for Chestnut Hill students. Professor of History David

Contosta, Ph.D., the author of more than 15 books, will expand on observations in his most recent work, Metropolitan Paradise: The Struggle

for Nature in the City, Philadelphia’s Wissahickon

Valley, 1620-2020 (2010), which he co-authored with Carol Franklin, a nationally recognized eco-logical landscape architect. This session features striking slide illustrations throughout Professor Contosta’s review of the triumphs and trials of this beloved urban resource.

SATURdAY mATINÉE . . . OPTIONS ON OR Off CAmPUS• New Fitness Center —

Advance registration required. Treadmills, elliptical, weights, and more (4:30 - 7 p.m.).

• Tennis on Campus — pick up a game with another guest, six courts ready for play; bring your own racquet.

• Outdoor Pool at SugarLoaf Hill — 2 - 4 p.m. (registration required to ensure lifeguard; weather-permitting)

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• Tee Time — choose a public golf course in the area, or enjoy Talamore Country Club, a private club with special privileges for CHC reunion alums and guests. www.talamorepa.com

• The Museums of Doylestown — you’ve seen one or more on A&E, but there’s nothing like seeing them live: the Mercer Museum, Fonthill Museum, James A. Michener Art Museum, and the Moravian Pottery & Tile Works. Great cafés and restaurants; 20 miles northeast of the College in Bucks County. www.mercermuseum.org

• Historic Philadelphia & You — the Liberty Bell Center; Betsy Ross House; the National Constitution Center; The President’s House: Freedom and Slavery in the Making of a New Nation, the new open-air footprint and excavation exhibit of the “White House” from 1790 to 1800; the National Museum of American Jewish History; Declaration (Graff) House; Franklin’s Footsteps Walking Tour; The African American Museum in Philadelphia, and more. Top off your trek through history with an authentic 18th century repast at the City Tavern, once enjoyed by John Adams and Paul Revere, today operated by chef and PBS “A Taste of History” host Walter Staib.

• Philly Beyond History — it’s not just about the Founding Fathers . . . it’s architecture and sculpture, too . . . hop the bus going west along Walnut Street for Rittenhouse Square, take in a café, then walk north toward JFK Boulevard and the Ben Franklin Parkway for the surprising Comcast Center, Robert Indiana’s LOVE sculpture in Love Park (JFK Plaza), and Alexander Stirling

Calder’s Swann Fountain on Logan Circle, then swing back south toward City Hall for Claes Oldenberg’s famed Clothespin sculpture.

• See Philly Easily — leave the driving to the Philly Phlash! purple trolley excursion service among more than 25 Center City sites; $5 for all-day pass. www.phillyphlash.com

• Philadelphia’s Parkway Museums — The Academy of Natural Sciences (www.ansp.org); Eastern State Penitentiary (www.easternstate.org); Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (www.pafa.org), and the Philadelphia Museum of Art (www.philamuseum.org) are just a few for you to view.

Check www.visitphilly.com for additional activities, special seasonal attractions, and other events in Philadelphia and the surrounding four counties.

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REGISTRANT(S) $ PER PERSON TOTAL COST

fRIdAY, JUNE 14:30 - 5:30 Hi! Tea Welcome-Back Reception

5:45 - 6:45 Nourish Your Mind, Body, Spirit Concurrent Sessions — Part I

1. “Hemingway on the Big Screen”

2. “Is This Any Way to Nominate Presidential Candidates”

3. “Hollywood on the Couch”

4. “Navigating the College Reaccreditation Process”

7:00 - 8:30 Culinary All-Star Escapes Buffet Dinner x $30 $

8:15 - 9:00 Nourish Your Mind, Body, Spirit Concurrent Sessions — Part II

1. “The World of Autism”

2. “What I Really Meant to Say …”

9:00 - 11:00 Friday Late Night Options

a. McCaffery Lounge x $10 $

b. Pub Crawl (pay as you go, where you go)

Overnight (Includes linens & full breakfast Saturday) x $75 $

SATURdAY, JUNE 27:30 - 10:00 Breakfast (for overnight registrants)

9:30 - 11:30 fitness Center (reservation required)

9:00 - 10:00 Then & Now Campus Tour

11:00 - 12:30 Pre-Luncheon Cocktail Reception Cash Bar

1:00 66th Annual Reunion Luncheon (wine included) Choose: CHICKEN_______ SALMON_______ VEGETARIAN_______

x $55 $

Post-Luncheon Class Meeting

REUNION WEEkENd 2012

We want to welcome you with the proper foodservice, accommodations, and function rooms, so numbers definitely do count. Indicate all activities and events that you and guests plan to attend. Please refer to the event, activity, and meal descriptions while completing your registration.

Save time and a stamp: Register securely online at www.CHCgriffinsonline.com/reunion2012

PLEASE PRINT: (USE BLACK OR BLUE BALLPOINT PEN)

First Maiden Last Class

Address City State ZIP

Home Phone Cell Phone Email

Is this new information? Yes ______ No ______

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REGISTRANT(S) $ PER PERSON TOTAL COST

SATURdAY, JUNE 2 (Continued)4:30 - 6:00 Quick Tour of the Commonwealth Chateau/Sugarloaf

4:30 - 7:00 Fitness Center (registration required)

6:00 - 7:00 Milestone Classes Cocktail Reception (1962, 1987, 2007)

7:00 - 8:45 Bistro Dans La Piazza et Pavilion x $25 $

9:00 - 11:00 Riviera Sur Le Mont x $25 $

Overnight (Includes linens & full breakfast Sunday) x $75 $

“SATURdAY SPECIAL” fOR GUESTS (registration required for all choices)

10:45 - 12:00 Saturday Morning College

a. Wissahickon Trail Classic (register directly with organization)

b. Fitness Center

c. “Wissahickon Park: Philadelphia’s Best Idea”

2:00 - 4:00 Outdoor Pool at SugarLoaf (weather-permitting)

SUNdAY, JUNE 3

7:30 - 10:00 Fitness Center (reservation required)

7:30 - 10:00 Breakfast (for overnight registrants)

10:00 -11:00 Golden Griffins Mass (welcoming all classes)

After-Mass Coffee/Danish (for non-Golden Griffins)

11:00 - 1:00 Golden Griffins Brunch (Classes of 1962 and earlier)

a. Class of 1962 & Hallmark Society (and spouses) Comp.

b. Classes of 1961 and earlier x $10 $

dISCOUNTS

1. Class of 2007 (welcome to your first reunion!) x - $35 $

2. Early Bird Registrant (online by 11:59 p.m. or postmarked by May 5) x - $15 $

Add CLASS PICTURE (not subject to discounting; no charge for Class of 2007) x $15 $

TOTAL COST: $

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HOUSING fitzsimmons Hall: Please indicate those you want as suitemates. All are required to register, but one member of each group should identify the “official” suite composition. We attempt to honor all rooming requests, but limited space and registration deadlines determine the outcome. [4 alums/2 rooms = double suite; 6 alums/3 rooms = triple suite]

Loyola Lodge at SugarLoaf Hill: For alums joined overnight by a non-alum guest. [2 beds/bath/room]

SPECIAL NEEdS (dietary, accessibility, assistance, etc.)

PAYmENT fOR PAPER REGISTRATION:CREdIT CARd: MasterCard Visa Discover AmEx

# Exp. Date Security Code

Signature Date

CHECk: Payable to CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGETear form at perforation and mail to:

REUNION WEEKEND 2012 Chestnut Hill College 9601 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19118


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2. Fitzsimmons Hall: Residence Hall 11. Saint Joseph Hall: Administration offices, financial aid, student accounts, registrar & classrooms

3. Fontbonne Hall: Residence Hall 12. SSJ Chapel & Auditorium

4. Fournier Hall: Admissions office, dining room, classrooms, student residence, McCaffery Lounge, fitness center & pool

19. Loyola Lodge: Residence Hall

5. Logue Library: Gruber Theater & classrooms 20. Commonwealth Chateau

6. Martino Hall: Athletic facilities & classrooms; Sorgenti Arena 22. Piazza & Pavilion

“Undeniably Different”REUNION mAP LEGENd

WELCOmING YOU HOmE TO CHC

JUNE 1-2-3, 2012

9601 Germantown AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19118

“Undeniably Different”REUNION 2012

CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE66TH ANNUAL REUNION

JUNE 1-2-3, 2012

Classes of 1937, 1942, 1947, 1952, 1957, 1962, 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992,

1997, 2002 & 2007

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“Undeniably Different”2012