New Class Digital Yearbook Launched!

Our goal is to inspire connections among Class members: among longtime friends; roommates or clubmates you’ve lost touch with; or someone you never knew well but learn you share a common interest. What you write will give classmates a reason to reach out to you, and as you read what others have posted, you’ll likely find someone you’d like to reach out to. 

We encourage everyone to add personal remembrances to the memorials, especially for the 40 who’ve died since our last Reunion. Class Memorialist Mark Swanson, with an assist from Chris Connell, has expanded those PAW memorials for the yearbook.

Follow these steps:

*If you've forgotten your password, don't recall your username, or haven't registered on the Class website, use the buttons shown after you have clicked LOGIN.

If the directory page and its features are still a bit confusing, take a look at the trail tips here.

The directory has souped-up search and filter features at the top to find classmates who live nearby, those who have made recent updates, and more. Don't miss the new map feature that places a pin for each classmate at their location.

We are launching the yearbook as a lead-in to the upcoming celebration of our 55th Reunion. But it will remain open and active long afterward, providing an easy path to check in on classmates near and far and for updates as our stories continue to unfold.

For questions, guidance, kudos and complaints, write us at yearbook@princeton71.org. And a hearty locomotive to Alan, Mark, Reunions Chair Jeff Hammond, designer Amy Hepler h’71, tech gurus Cary and John Bruestle h’71, and everyone who’s helped pull this off!

Chris Connell and Ray Ollwerther
55th Reunion Yearbook Editors
yearbook@princeton71.org