CENTRE COLLEGE
[YOUNG at Heart] H O M E C O M I N G
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In the pages that follow, you will find a schedule full of activities to ensure your visit back to campus is a special one. This year’s Homecoming Weekend promises to be an exciting time – we will honor distinguished alumni and outstanding athletes; celebrate the dedication of one building, and the groundbreaking of another; cheer on our student athletes; and delight in several musical performances throughout the weekend. Homecoming at Centre is also a special time to welcome back alumni who are celebrating reunions. When you arrive on campus, please be sure to stop by the Chenault Alumni House to check in and pick up your commemorative gift. As always, I look forward to seeing you, Megan Haake ‘03 Director of Alumni Affairs
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
8:30a.m. - 5:30p.m. Alumni Reception Chenault Alumni House
9:00a.m. - 4:00p.m. Open Gallery Warm and Cool, paintings by William Andrus ‘91 AEGON Gallery, Jones Visual Arts Center
11:30a.m. Reunion Luncheon for the Class of ‘61 Beaumont Inn, Harrodsburg, KY
reunion luncheons
11:30a.m. Reunion Luncheons for Classes of ‘51 and ‘56 Danville Country Club, Danville, KY
12:00 - 5:00p.m. Guided Campus Tours Chenault Alumni House Art by William Andrus ‘91 New Editions Oil on canvas
Golf cart guided tours by students and staff. One every hour, on the hour. 4:00 - 5:30p.m. Centre Art Reception Warm and Cool, paintings by William Andrus ‘91 AEGON Gallery, Jones Visual Arts Center
[ 4:00p.m. Young Hall Dedication, Front Steps, Young Hall Please join us on the front steps of Young Hall for the dedication of Centre’s new state-of-the-art science building addition. Young Hall was originally constructed in 1970, and the 40,000 square foot addition was completed in the fall of 2010. An additional $1,080,000 grant was awarded by the National Science Foundation for renovating and updating the existing research facilities in Young. The newly expanded and updated Young Hall provides increased opportunities for undergraduate research, especially collaborative research between students and faculty. The addition includes six new large classrooms, eight new teaching labs, new research labs for eight faculty members, several common, collaborative work areas, significant space for science on display, and the expansion and renovation of the existing animal facilities. Young Hall houses the psychology, psychobiology, biochemistry and molecular biology programs, as well as the synthetic (organic and inorganic) chemists. Young Hall is located between Crounse Hall and the Cooper/Ganfield Residence Hall.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
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dedication
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
5:00 - 6:30p.m. Centre Associates Reception
6:00p.m. Women’s Soccer: Centre vs. Rhodes
Evans-Lively Room, Old Carnegie
Hillside Field
Centre Associates, Heritage Society & Lifetime Giving Society members are invited to join us for a reception prior to the Donor Recognition Dinner.
6:30p.m. Alumni Swim Meet Boles Natatorium
Swimming and diving alumni are invited to compete with current students at this aquatic social event!
donor recognition
6:30p.m. Donor Recognition Dinner Cowan Dining Commons, Campus Center
Colonels Club, Centre Associates, Heritage Society & Lifetime Giving Society members are invited to dinner with President and Susie Roush. After dinner entertainment will be provided by a student and alumni group, Kentucky Ensemble, led by Professor Nathan Link. Centre Associates Reception
8:00p.m. Men’s Soccer: Centre vs. Rhodes Hillside Field
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
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8:30p.m. – 12:30a.m. West Walnut Street Block Party Crounse Hall Patio & Lawn (Sponsored by Student Activities Council & the Alumni Office)
Grab a lawn chair and join us for a night of familiar Centre sights and sounds, along with some new tastes mixed in. Visit with old friends while listening to a concert featuring two bands formed by Centre Alumni: Uncle Lady & Sundy Best.
block party
Entertain your palate with refreshments from local businesses, Bluegrass Pizza & Pub and V-The Market, that will showcase some of the many new tastes of Danville.* Hope to see you there!
*CASH ONLY BAR
Uncle Lady: Jeff Hortillosa ’09, Catherine Naiser ’08 & Joey McGill ’10 Sundy Best: Kris Bentley ’09 & Nick Jamerson
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
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8:30a.m. - 5:30p.m. Alumni Reception
9:00 - 10:00a.m. President’s Reception for Golden Reunions
Chenault Alumni House
Craik House
Make this your first stop to check in, pick up your souvenir, and enjoy some refreshments.
Alumni are invited to join President and Susie Roush for a breakfast reception in their home. John and Susie are always delighted to welcome home alumni who have celebrated 50 or more years at Centre College. 9:00a.m. - 4:00p.m. Open Gallery AEGON Gallery, Jones Visual Arts Center
Warm and Cool, paintings by William Andrus ’91 9:30a.m. - 12:00p.m. Open House Old Centre
Take your family and friends on a self-guided tour of Centre’s most beloved building. President’s Golden Reunion Reception
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
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10:30a.m. A. Eugene Brockman Residential Commons Groundbreaking Ceremony Beatty Avenue Parking Lot
Please join us at the Beatty Avenue parking lot for the groundbreaking ceremony of Centre’s newest residence hall, A. Eugene Brockman Residential Commons. This apartment-style residential facility will provide transitional housing for upperclassmen students. The number of beds provided in this new facility will allow Centre to remain a highly residential campus, with 98% of students living within the 152 acre community.
groundbreaking
Brockman Residential Commons will house approximately 126 students and is set for completion by the start of the 2012-2013 academic year. Brockman Residential Commons is made possible by a generous gift from the A. Eugene Brockman Trust, created in 1981 by the late A. Eugene Brockman, father of Robert T. “Bob” Brockman ‘63, chairman of the Centre College Board of Trustees.
Community building within Brockman Residential Commons
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11:30a.m. Alumni Recognition Ceremony Weisiger Theatre, Norton Center for the Arts
Join us as we honor four Distinguished Alumni and three Hall of Fame Inductees at this very special Homecoming ceremony.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
S. Kern Alexander 1961 Kern is currently a professor of education law and finance for the University of Illinois Urbana/Champaign. Kern has been a leading figure in higher education in the Commonwealth, serving as president of both Western Kentucky University and Murray State University. He is an author, co-author, or editor of 30 books and has served as a consultant and court expert in education litigation in 22 states. Kern has volunteered his time to Centre by serving as a Brown Scholar Shadow.
Suzanne Wells Miell 1981 Suzanne serves as the president of the Event Works division at EWI Worldwide in Atlanta. Suzanne has more than 20 years of experience in global event planning. She has worked with international brands, such as, Intel, Google, Palm, GE, and Nissan. Suzanne also publishes articles, speaks at special engagements, and holds key leadership positions, demonstrating support for her industry. Suzanne currently serves as a co-chair for the Centre Club of Atlanta and was also an Alumni Board Director.
] Reginald “Reggie� Mudd 1975 As a well-respected businessman and community leader, Reggie is the owner and manager of Mudd Properties, a real estate development firm in Gallatin, Tennessee. Reggie retired as chief operations officer for Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, having served the company for 15 years. Reggie was selected as Rotarian of the Year in 2011. He has volunteered his time to Centre by serving as an Alumni Board Director and a Brown Scholar Shadow.
Leslie A. Fugate 2002 Les currently serves as executive VP and COO for the Center for Rural Development. Prior to his current post, Les served as deputy assistant secretary of state in the office of former Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson for seven years. In 2007, he received the Jennifer Schaaf Memorial Award for excellence in government communications from the Society of Professional Journalists. Les has volunteered his time as an Alumni Board Director, GOLD Rush volunteer, and economics mentor.
[ William A. Kenyon 1986 Bill Kenyon was able to establish a new modern-day record for the Colonels in 1983 when he gained 1,161 rushing yards. During the same season he also finished sixth in the nation in both rushing average and scoring. A two-time all-conference most valuable offensive player, Bill led the Colonels to three consecutive CAC championships. He still holds the career record for rushing average and is tied for the most rushing touchdowns (4) in a single game.
Robert L. "Chief" Myers 1907 Robert "Chief" Myers is recognized as the architect of the famed Praying Colonels football teams of the early twentieth century. While serving as Centre’s athletic director from 1916 until 1925, he was the man who envisioned Centre as a national football power and then set about hiring the coach and recruiting the players to realize his dream. “Chief” later served Centre as general secretary, with responsibility for the alumni and admission programs.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 Stephen Rolfe Powell 1974 Before he became a professor at Centre and an internationally acclaimed glass artist, Steve Powell was best known on Centre’s campus as an outstanding athlete. While he played basketball and soccer for the Colonels, it was as a tennis player that Steve made his mark. He arrived at Centre as a top-ranked junior player from Alabama and lived up to his ranking. He played #1 singles for four seasons at Centre and was captain of the team his final three years.
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Dedication of Joe McDaniel Field The new turf field at Farris Stadium will officially be named Joe McDaniel Field in honor of long-time football and golf coach, Joe McDaniel. McDaniel coached Centre’s football team from 1980-97. He retired holding the all-time record in football victories at the College with 101 wins, 63 losses, and three ties. During his coaching career at Centre, the Colonels won seven conference titles and placed six players on the American Football Coaches Association’s All-American team. McDaniel was chosen as the SCAC Coach of the Year three times since 1989, the year the award was created. Coach McDaniel will be recognized during the Alumni Recognition Ceremony and in a pre-game ceremony prior to kick-off at 2:30p.m. at Farris Stadium.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
12:00 - 5:00p.m. Guided Campus Tours
1:30 - 2:30p.m. Book Signings
Chenault Alumni House
Sutcliffe Hall Lobby
Golf cart guided tours by students and staff. One every hour, on the hour.
Grissom Reading Room, Crounse Hall
Our Standard Sure: Centre College Since 1819 Featuring C. Thomas Hardin ‘63, editor Centre College: Scholars, Gentlemen, and Christians Featuring Dr. Beau Weston, Van Winkle Professor of Sociology
Mingle with current anthro/soc majors and reconnect with professors at this social hour.
2:30p.m. Football: Centre vs. Sewanee
12:30 - 1:30p.m. Anthropology/Sociology Reunion luncheon
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1:00p.m. Alumni Luncheon Charles T. Hazelrigg Gymnasium, Sutcliffe Hall
Join us for the dedication of Joe McDaniel Field in a pre-game ceremony prior to kick-off between the Colonels and Sewanee.
$10 per person, $5 per child under 12 5:00 - 7:00p.m. Diversity Student Union Reception 1:30 - 2:30p.m. Resident Assistant Reunion
Bowman Gymnasium, Sutcliffe Hall
Ewen Room, Campus Center
Join current students, alumni, and friends for this fun-filled evening. A dinner and dance will take place in the gymnasium on the 2nd floor of Sutcliffe Hall. Make your reservations today!
Alumni and current RAs are encouraged to gather, share stories, and reminisce with friends at this Resident Assistant reunion.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
1956 Reunion Party hosted by Jim ‘55 and Peggy Kagin Rucker
1971 Reunion Party hosted by Preston ’70 and Kathy Lashbrook Miles
1986 Reunion Party hosted by Lowery and Kay Anderson
2001 Reunion Party hosted at Goggans Hall
1201 Glenellen Drive
350 Harberson Lane
71 Mapletree Place
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
Saturday, 5 - 8:00p.m.
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
1961 Reunion Party hosted at Danville Country Club
1976 Reunion Party hosted by Chuck Keiser and Evie Smith
1486 Lexington Road
Blue Heron Tree Farm 3468 Stanford Road
1991 Reunion Party hosted by Virginia Robbins-Bugg and Gary Bugg’93
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m. 1966 Reunion Party hosted by Bill and Mary Beth Garriott Emeritus House/Jurassic Park, 206 Maple Avenue
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
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908 Perryville Street
2006 Reunion Party hosted at Goggans Hall 908 Perryville Street
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
143 North Fifth Street
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
1981 Reunion Party hosted by Shawn and Amy Hynden Lyons ‘83
1996 Reunion Party hosted by David Longenecker and Eloise Campbell
1122 Secretariat Drive West
105 East Lexington Avenue
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
Saturday, 6 - 9:00p.m.
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Reunion parties are not restricted to class members. Please note, however, that the Friday luncheons for the 50th, 55th, and 60th class reunions are restricted to members of those classes and their guests. Make your reservations on the enclosed registration form or online at www.centrelinkonline.com/hc2011. All reunion parties are BYOB.
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homecoming gala
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
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CLORIS LEACHMAN
CLOR IS: A ONE- WOMAN SHOW 8:00p.m. Homecoming Gala Newlin Hall, Norton Center for the Arts
This show is everything you would expect from the uniquely legendary and multi-talented superstar who won an Academy Award® for her role in the film The Last Picture Show and nine Emmy® Awards for roles on television movies, series and other specials. She starred on hit TV shows such as The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Phyllis and The Facts of Life, and has had roles more recently on Malcolm in the Middle and Raising Hope. At age 83, she was the oldest celebrity dancer on TV’s Dancing with the Stars. Unforgettable film appearances include Young Frankenstein, High Anxiety, History of the World, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Beverly Hillbillies. Now, her one-woman show draws from the many magical moments of her professional career and personal life.
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CAMPUS MAP
FRIDAY
8:30a.m. – 5:30p.m. 9:00a.m. – 4:00p.m. 11:30a.m. 11:30a.m. 12:00 – 5:00p.m. 4:00 – 5:30p.m. 4:00p.m. 5:00 – 6:30p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:30p.m. 6:30p.m. 8:00p.m. 8:30p.m. – 12:30a.m..
SATURDAY
8:30a.m. – 5:30p.m. 9:00 – 10:00a.m. 9:00a.m. – 4:00p.m. 9:30a.m. – 12:00p.m. 10:30a.m. 11:30a.m. 12:00 – 5:00p.m. 1:00p.m. 1:30 – 2:30p.m. 1:30 – 2:30p.m. 2:30p.m. 5:00 – 7:00p.m. 6:00 – 9:00p.m. 8:00p.m. 9:30p.m. – 12:00a.m.
Alumni Reception 28 28 3 3 “Warm and Cool”, paintings 28 by Bill Andrus ’91 28 3 Class28of 1961 at Reunion Luncheon for the 3 Beaumont Inn 28 28 28 3 3 at28Danville Country Club ’56 of ’51 and Reunion Luncheons for328Classes 3 28 3 28 3 28 hour) every leaves (Tour Tours, Campus Guided 6 3 28 28 6 3 3 33 28 33 Centre Art Reception 28 33 28 6 143 3 28 14 6 33 28 7 33 Young Hall Dedication 28 28 6 28 7 33 6 66 2814 Room 33 28 328 3 6 Evans-Lively 3 66 3(by invitation) Centre Associates Reception, 33 14 7 3 33 66 14 3 3 143 7 14 146628 Rhodes vs. Soccer: Centre Women’s 33 6 1 14 3 7 33 6 28 1 7 66 28 14 14 7 28 33 6 Meet Swimming and Diving Alumni 14 33 14 66 28 663 3 3 14 771 66 28 33 14 28 14 Dinner,3Cowan 40 17 Dining 14 66 Commons 49 34 (by invitation) Donor Recognition 3 14 6 14 1 7 28 3 6 28 166 66 14 23 33 46 17 6 Men’s Soccer: Centre 28 66 vs. 6Rhodes 14 28 33 23 28 28 14 1 3 14 31 1466 333 33 3 Block Party Street 28 West Walnut 14 23 1 3 49 14 147 28
1 7 the Alumni 6 &14 49 3 Office) 28 Activities (Sponsored by Student 6 128 7 28 Council 66
ACADEMIC FACILITIES 1. Crounse Hall (Doherty Library, Vahlkamp Theater, Center for Teaching & Learning)
2. Grant Hall (part of Norton Center) 3. Jones Visual Arts Center 4. Olin Hall 5. Student Center for Collaborative Research 6. Young Hall ATHLETIC FACILITIES 7. Boles Natatorium 8. Farris Stadium 9. Gary Wright Field 10. Outdoor Basketball Courts 11. Russell Street Field 12. College Street Field 40 3413. Sand Volleyball Court 46 14. Hillside Field 15. Sutcliffe Hall (Athletics, Wellness Ctr.) 16. Tennis Courts
23 23 7 33 663 28 33 23 49 28 1466 14 4614 66 23 3 28 28 49 46 3 28 14 28 23 24 143 1 3 Alumni Reception 28 14 23 1 2849 24 467 749 23 1533 28 28 23 6 Classes 1 46149 66 15 earlier) 49 President's Reception for Golden 2815Reunion 2449 28 328 6646 (Classes 1961 and 23 33 3 24 49 274928 46141514’91 3 15 “Warm and Cool”, paintings by Bill Andrus 28 46 3 24 49 28 1 1527 14 28 2428 40 1 15 49 28 8 Tours 24 4946 23 15 34 28 28 46 Old Centre Open -28Self-Guided 23 8 15 49 157 40 24 28 462715 34153 66 46 2446 15 27 23 23 8 1546 49 3 315 15272846 Brockman Residential Commons Groundbreaking 24 314 15 24 15 28 3 49 288 24 3 15 4927 15 15 Alumni Recognition Ceremony 15 49 28827 28 1 19 15 23 23 27 15688 15 15 3 19 2728 46 28 28 46hour) (Tour leaves every Guided Campus15 Tours, 27 38 8 15 33 24 46 49 3 1538 27 8 15 46 24 3 19 15 27 4914 2815 19 15 24 Gymnasium Alumni Luncheon, Charles T.8Hazelrigg 8 3815 6 24 28 19 157283846 8 15 23 15 15 15 19 33 Book Signing, Sutcliffe Hall Lobby 19 46 27 6615 15 15 15 24 27 38 19 383 14 24 14 38 1519 15 8 27 27 Resident Assistant Reunion, Ewen 49 8 Room 71 19 15 38 38 28 Football: Centre vs. Sewanee 198 8 1566 3815 19 38 15 15 14 (Dedication of Joe McDaniel Field during pre-game ceremony) 27382746 15 15 18 8 24 19 15 28 19 Diversity Student Union Reception, Bowman Gymnasium 19 23 38 15 1938 15 15 3 27 38 Reunion Parties 38 28 49 8 Homecoming Gala: Cloris Leachman: A One-Woman Show 19 19 23 28 38 38 3 The After-Party featuring Dump Truck on the 46 Run 15 2449 (Centre Faculty/Staff Band) 28 15 19
POINTS OF INTEREST 17. Benefactors Plaza 18. C6 H0 19. Norton Center for the Arts 20. Presbyterian Church 21. The Centre Bookstore 22. The Flame 23. The Three Graces 24. Weisiger Theatre
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDINGS 25. Boles Hall (Finance Office, Human Resources) 26. Brown-Bonner House 27. Campus Center 28. Chenault Alumni House 29. Combs Warehouse (Communcations) 30. Facilities Management 31. Horky House (Admission, Financial Aid) 32. McReynolds Hall (Information Technology) 33. Old Carnegie (Career Services, Center for Global Citizenship, Evans-Lively Room)
34. Old Centre (Admission Welcome Center, President’s Office, Dean’s Office)
35. Campus Post Office 36. Walnut House (Public Safety) 37. Wiseman Hall (Diversity Education, Registrar) OFF-CAMPUS LOCATION 38. Goggans Hall VISITOR PARKING 39. Visitor Parking Lots DINING FACILITIES 40. Cowan Dining Commons/Everyday Café 41. Hall of Fame Café
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS 42. Acheson/Caldwell House 43. Bingham Hall 44. Breckinridge Hall 45. Breeze House 46. Brockman Residential Commons 47. Cheek/Evans House 48. College Housing a. 850 Walnut House b. 5th St. Apts c. Fox Hall d. Rodes Apts e. Walnut House Apts 49. Craik House (President’s Residence) 50. Cooper/Ganfield House 51. Greek Park 52. Guest Cottage 53. Hillside Houses 54. Lamotte/Tyler House 55. McReynolds Hall 56. Nevin Hall 57. Overstreet House 58. Pearl Hall 59. Ruby Cheek House 60. Stevenson/Vinson House 61. Stuart Hall 62. Wiseman Hall 63. Yerkes House
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Class of 1951
HOMECOMING R.S.V.P.
Alumni Recognition Ceremony Yes, I will attend.
Class of 1956
Guest Name: _________________________________
Reunion Luncheon at Beaumont Inn (No charge – maximum 2 reservations)
Class of 1961 Guest Name: _________________________________
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Reunions (All reunion parties are free of charge.)
Yes, I will attend the Class of ____Reunion Party.
Alumni Luncheon ______ Adult ticket(s) @ $10 each ______ Child ticket(s) @ $5 each (12 and under)
Guest Name: _________________________________
Guest Name: _________________________________
After-Party featuring Dump Truck On The Run ______ ticket(s) @ $10 each
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*There is no charge for the Alumni Luncheon for the Class of 1961 and all earlier classes (spouses included).
President’s Reception for Golden Reunion Classes (Classes of 1961 and earlier)
Yes, I will attend. Guest Name: ________________________________
Diversity Student Union Reception Yes, I will attend. Guest Name: ________________________________
Grand Total $___________________
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RESERVATION FORM
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METHOD OF PAYMENT Check (make payable to Centre College) MasterCard Visa American Express
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#_______________________________________Exp. Date____________
Security Code ____________ Signature____________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________ City_______________________________State________Zip_____________ Phone________________________________________________________ E-mail Address__________________________________________________ Please complete reservation form and return with payment to:
Megan Haake Name(s) and Class Year(s) ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________
Centre College, 600 W. Walnut Street, Danville, KY 40422-1394 — or — register online at www.centrelinkonline.com/hc2011 — or — call toll-free at (877) 678-9822 or locally at (859) 238-5500.
9:30p.m. - 12:30a.m. After-Party
Goggans Hall, 908 Perryville Street $10 per person | BYOB
Design by Dana Bart
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
Dump Truck on the Run is Danville’s ultimate party band. This high-energy cover band is sure to have you dancing the night away. You haven’t had fun ‘til you’ve experienced Dump Truck on the Run!
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 11:00a.m. - 5:00p.m. 50th Reunion Day at the Races Keeneland Racetrack, Lexington, KY $30 per ticket. Call 877.678.9822 for more information.
12:00p.m. Field Hockey: Centre vs. Transylvania - Farris Stadium 12:00p.m. Women's Soccer: Centre vs. Millsaps - Hillside Field 2:00p.m. Men's Soccer: Centre vs. Millsaps - Hillside Field
Photography by Chris Floyd
Make time to check out Dump Truck on the Run – a faculty/staff band with Brian Storz, Jessica Chisley ’04, John Rusnak, Brian Cusato, Nathan Link, Matt Klooster, Mike Barton, and Drew Meadows.
CHENAULT ALUMNI HOUSE CENTRE COLLEGE
600 West Walnut Street Danville, Kentucky 40422