The 45th Reunion connected and reconnected 108 classmates from the Class of 1977. Thank you to the Reunion Planning Committee, led by Susan Stone, for innovative programs that made everyone feel welcome and engaged in the celebration! To reminisce, click here.
Avis Hodge Seals set up the Class of 1977 Photo Repository.
Don't miss the hilarious pictures of our classmates hamming it up in the Photo Booth.
More of the moment, see how we are staying in touch through our Virtually Verdant sessions highlighted below and click on the titles to read more.
Check out photos from our first two Destination Mini-reunions in Vancouver and Santa Fe at the bottom of this page. Also at the bottom, select 'Update Your Profile' to ensure we have your current email and that your other info in the directory is up to date.
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Join us for a fun hour of fitness, balance, strengthening, and stretching exercises with Polly Munts Talen, aka Paulette. Click on title for registration info.
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We raised a glass of Wellesley cheer with our class mixologists Robyn Frey and Helen Kriz Marshall. Robyn and Helen demonstrated some wintertime celebratory drinks for a crowd or for just a party of one.
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Our classmate, Martha Vestal Clarke, helped us get started on genealogical research on November 6, 2022, while Laura Smietanka Jensen provided her insights on genealogy through genetic testing.
Here are the reference materials from Martha's presentation. Interview tips, family tree-building software, literature, websites, and various types of records and how to use them are included in these resources.
Click on the title or the photo for Martha's background and discoveries in genealogy.
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On January 22, 2023, two Jewish and one African American classmate led a discussion on anti-semitism in the US and at Wellesley, past and present. This was NOT a discussion of Israeli politics or the specific topic of Jews of Color; instead, it was a time to explore and challenge stereotyping and micro-aggressions.
The session emphasized building bridges and safety for all, whether Jewish, Palestinian, or from other marginalized groups. Discussions focused on common confusions or pitfalls, allowing for diverse viewpoints and how to hold the complexity of identities with empathy while supporting basic safety and rights.