The Event

Twenty classmates of the Wheatley School class of 1960 attended the 2011 October Mini-Reunion in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Joining them was Bob Holley, class of 58, Ed Roman, class of 61, and Joan Hennessy, class of 64 (?). They gathered to celebrate life and remember their late class president-Jack Langlois. Jack's widow, Hsin-i, affectionately known as Shinny, donated $5,000 to the class to meet in Jack's honor. The event was special. It was very, very special. The laughter, reminiscences and camaraderie created a bond rarely seen by individuals and surely will provide many warm memories for us in our days ahead. Yes, it was truly memorable and at times, even a faint hint of Camelot. Jack would have been (was?) very pleased.
The links below have photos of the reunion. Note that they were submitted by various classmates, taken at various times using different settings. Thus, although there is an attempt to establish a chronological order, it fell short, and a certain randomness exists. Doesn't matter-we had a blast.
Pics 1 Pics 2 Pics 3 Pics 4 Pics 5 Pics 6 Pics 7 Pics 8 Last Picture

Twenty classmates of the Wheatley School class of 1960 attended the 2011 October Mini-Reunion in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Joining them was Bob Holley, class of 58, Ed Roman, class of 61, and Joan Hennessy, class of 64 (?). They gathered to celebrate life and remember their late class president-Jack Langlois. Jack's widow, Hsin-i, affectionately known as Shinny, donated $5,000 to the class to meet in Jack's honor. The event was special. It was very, very special. The laughter, reminiscences and camaraderie created a bond rarely seen by individuals and surely will provide many warm memories for us in our days ahead. Yes, it was truly memorable and at times, even a faint hint of Camelot. Jack would have been (was?) very pleased.

The links below have photos of the reunion. Note that they were submitted by various classmates, taken at various times using different settings. Thus, although there is an attempt to establish a chronological order, it fell short, and a certain randomness exists. Doesn't matter-we had a blast.

Pics 1