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From far and wide Among those grads in attendance at this year's reunion were many who travelled a great distance to join the celebration. Three grads travelled from California: Dick Callahan (BA '62) of Moraga; Jim Mitchell (BSc '66) of Los Altos; and Nick Andrusyshyn (BSc '66) of Oakland. John Koester (BA '67) of Belair, Maryland was also among the U.S. contingent. Back in Canada, Pat O'Neil (BA '67) of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Bill Godfrey (BA '63) of Sackville, New Brunswick, travelled the greatest distance. The majority of graduates came from over 30 different cities throughout Ontario. Silver Memories A display of memorabilia from days gone by, including everything from athletic team sweaters and residence floor shirts to photographs, pennants and plaques provided diverse aspects of life in residence. It was a popular attraction throughout the weekend. Thanks to all those who loaned us their memorabilia. We encourage others to do so next year. A slide show depicting College life over the past 25 years played continuously alongside the display. "I can't figure this game out, let's ask the kids. Better yet, maybe we should register at St. Jerome's again!" Ken Predovich (BA '69) and John Morris (BA '69) explore the complexities of computer games. Reunion '8 7 . • . the most successful yet! A little help from your friends Former English professor Sister Leon White assists this future graduate (class of 2004?) with his pancake breakfast. Sr. Rosalia One half century in education. A pensive moment for former President and professor of French Father John Finn. Residence reflections Sr. Dianne Brenner (BA 73) shares her thoughts on the silver anniversary of our residences. A Presidential welcome Fr. Norm Choate expresses his pride and pleasure at seeing so many graduates at Reunion '87. MC Dick Callahan (BA '62), voice of the Golden State Warriors, was our man at the mike during the Reunion dinner. Here he is receiving a gift in appreciation for a job well done from Paul Rucurean (BA Math 79). "So, how have you been?" Marc Kealey (BA '83) catches up on news with Cathy OToole (BA '84).