55th Reunion Yearbook Essay Reminder

Classmates,

You may have already heard that this year the Class will provide a digital Reunion Book and not a printed one for our 55^th Reunion, thereby saving the Class about $30,000 in printing and mailing costs. The virtual book is accessible and searchable by persons who can sign into the Class website, and will remain available for update into the future. 

Fortunately, assembling your input for a digital Reunion Book is something you already know how to do. Classmates will go through essentially the same steps contributing material as they did for the 50^th Reunion Book. 

Go to our website (Princeton1969.org), log in, and click on the My Profile icon along the left side.  You can then update your personal information, and then use the "next" button at the upper right corner to page through the other five Profile tabs (spouse/partner info, photos, groups you belonged to as an undergraduate, essay, and remembrances.  A seventh tab shows a review of all your inputs).

Edit as you wish information that has been automatically saved, and contribute new information as you wish to blank sections.  Enter changes of address, contact information and so on at the appropriate tabs. Confirm existing contact, family, and career material.

We encourage you to contribute an essay of updates and thoughts since our last Major Reunion.  The Essay page is step 5 of your Profile update. Your information from previous reunions has been saved, and your previous essays have been posted to “past essays,” a button for which appears at the bottom of the "Essay" page, for your reference.

Upload a new picture or two at step 3.   Your Nassau Herald photo has been posted in the "College" section, but you can upload photos to the "Preferred Current Photo" and "Other Current Photos" sections

Please participate in this 55^th Reunion Book effort. The more you do, the better it will be. 

If you have any questions, or need help with the process, contact our webmaster Jeff Kaplan by clicking here.  He’ll be glad to help.

Hope to see you in May.

Brooke C. Stoddard, Yearbook Editor