Welcome to the Class of 1987. We’d love to hear from you. Please take a few moments and share your news with classmates.
For question or to get involved in class activities, please contact Ashley Nemer ’10, ’12G at (207) 581-1144.
Welcome to the Class of 1987. We’d love to hear from you. Please take a few moments and share your news with classmates.
For question or to get involved in class activities, please contact Ashley Nemer ’10, ’12G at (207) 581-1144.
Andrew P. Nagelin Greetings, Class of 1987! I took an extra semester to graduate and didn’t walk until December 1987. Our ceremony was held in the then-new Hutchins Concert Hall. While not as large as a spring graduation, the graduates, friends, and family managed to fill all 1,435 seats. I mention this since this is…
Andrew P. Nagelin Happy summer, Class of ’87. We don’t have a lot of news to report this time around. If you have something going on that didn’t make the newspaper but that you’d like to tell us about, please send me an email. In December, Jim Boylen was promoted to head coach of the…
Andrew P. Nagelin 56 Gibson Street Medford, MA 02155 Anagelin@verizon.net facebook.com/groups/UMaineClass1987/ Class of ’87 Notes Greetings, Class of ’87. As I write this I am heading off on another business trip. It seems each summer becomes busier than the last. Unfortunately, this constant travel makes these precious summer months pass too quickly. Over the…
Andrew P. Nagelin 56 Gibson Street Medford, MA 02155 Anagelin@verizon.net facebook.com/groups/UMaineClass1987/ Welcome to spring, everyone. I’m writing this article the second week of January, and there is still a lot of snow on the ground from the “Explosive Cyclogenesis” or a “weather bomb” that worked over the East Coast. I am dreaming of spring! Before…
Andrew P. Nagelin 56 Gibson Street Medford, MA 02155 Anagelin@verizon.net facebook.com/groups/UMaineClass1987/ The 3-0 Reunion is coming up this year. If you plan on going you should start making plans. There may be a few more hotels in the greater Orono area than when we were students, but Orono is still a small town in…