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CGA 50TH &
REUNION
WEEKEND
MAY 19 – 22, 2022
JOIN US FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 7, 2022
Save the date to join 1,000 friends for an evening full of fun, food, music,
spirits, raffle, and live/silent auction bidding.
Hosted by the Culver Parents Association
Fall Parents Weekend
Auction proceeds benefit The Culver Fund, which supports the legacy of
Culver’s outstanding programs, experiences, and traditions.
SPONSOR DONATE
Sponsorship/Table Packages available Top items & categories include: sports
from $2,500 - $25,000 with a range of memorabilia/tickets
benefits including a reserved table for
• wine & spirits
10. Exclusive benefits for top
• getaways/vacations
level sponsors.
• group activities for students
• Culver memorabilia/accessories
Table sponsorship and individual
• faculty offerings and more!
tickets now available.
Items accepted through
August 15th.
CONTACT
For more information, to sponsor, or to make a donation:
• Web: culver.org/auction
• Email: auction@culver.org
• Call: 574-842-8321 or 574-842-8272
facebook.com/culver.livethelegacy
REUNION
WEEKEND
MAY 19 – 22, 2022
CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF
THE CULVER GIRLS ACADEMY
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Welcome back to Culver and to Reunion 2022. In addition, when severe weather occurs, students are
While the Alumni Office, located on the first floor required to stay inside buildings until they are released
of North Barrack (Sally Port), is staffed, Reunion by electronic notification. Thus, programs involving
registration occurs in the John W. Henderson Ice CGA students and CMA cadets may be delayed or
Arena Multipurpose Building. Most reunion events are altered in those scenarios.
handicap accessible. If you need special assistance, please
inform personnel at Reunion registration. We hope you enjoy your weekend and ask that you
celebrate responsibly. Emergency matters may be
We want you to have a safe, enjoyable reunion weekend. directed to Campus Safety, whose 24 hour number is
Please be advised that Culver is a smoke-free campus, 574-842-4088.
and the consumption of alcoholic beverages is limited
to designated sites. Local law enforcement may be
especially active during the weekend, particularly in the
evening hours.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Presidents Message�������������������������������������������� 2 From Cincinnati to Seoul�������������������������������24
Graduate of the Year������������������������������������������ 3 Dorms/Units���������������������������������������������������25
Culver Daughters���������������������������������������������� 4 Class Gifts�������������������������������������������������������26
Schedule of Events��������������������������������������6–21 Culver Dynamic Campus�������������������������26–27
Thursday���������������������������������������������������6–7 Crisp Visual Arts Center���������������������������������28
Friday �����������������������������������������������������8–11 Campus Services����������������������������������������������33
Saturday������������������������������������������������13–15 Reunion Information��������������������������������������34
Sunday��������������������������������������������������18–19 Defibrillator Locations������������������������������������34
Athletic Events��������������������������������������������21 General Notices�����������������������������������������������35
Campus Map��������������������������������������������16–17 Distinguished Service Monuments�����������36–37
Alumni & Garrison Parades����������������������22–23
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 1
WELCOME HOME FROM THE CULVER LEGION
Dear Culver Alumni and Alumnae:
Culver Alumni Weekend is back with gusto as we not
only welcome back our 2 and 7 classes, but also the many
alumnae and friends celebrating the capstone event of
the Culver Girls Academy 50th Anniversary. There will
be many special moments on campus for all of us to
enjoy, including the recognition of the first class of Girls
Academy (CAG in 1972) graduates.
I want to extend my appreciation to the many alumni
volunteers, faculty, and staff, as well as your Legion
Board of Directors, who designed a program that we
believe appeals to the broad spectrum of expectations our
guests bring to Culver this weekend. There are multiple
opportunities for you to be on campus and engage with
community members, including students. I invite you
to pore over this reunion booklet, because there are so
many interesting highlights and programs, in addition to
class-centered activities.
Thank you for coming back to Culver. We’re glad
you’re here.
Raj Chopra ’89, President
The Culver Legion
Chicago, Illinois
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CULVER IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE
THE 2022 GRADUATE OF THE YEAR
JANE DOEHRMAN EBERLY ’73
If you have ever seen a trained dancer perform, one What would she say to so many students who, in her
can’t help but marvel at the fluidity of motion, the opinion, have surpassed what she remembers doing at
grace of the forms. Culver on a regular basis?
If you’ve ever tried to learn dance, you would find, “None of us had ever gone to a brand-new school,”
obviously, that you don’t go from zero to 60 in that she says. “It was exciting, it felt powerful.
first lesson, but rather start with steps and movements
“Each new generation took something simple and
that seem fairly simple, and you may wonder, “How
grew it into something much more meaningful,”
does this end up in a composed dance?”
she says. “They’ve certainly built the traditions
The beginning may not resemble the end, but it’s to be stronger.
important that the foundation is there.
“I just feel in awe of what the students have expanded
Jane Doehrman Eberly ’73 knows about dance. and grown ” she says, thinking back to her time at
She was among the first dance students at the newly- Culver, which, she adds, at first blush seemed so
formed Culver Academy for Girls in 1971. And small. “It doesn’t seem as powerful as what I’ve seen
as she looks back at how far Culver Girls Academy the young women and men create now.”
has come in the past 50 years, she finds dance an
But the beginnings were there, those first steps, and
apt comparison.
with the proper attention, the “all-in” effort, these
As she reflected on the past 50 years of CGA’s things can grow beyond those early imaginings.
history in preparation for Reunion Weekend, where
“We really need to be stewards of Culver,” she says.
she will be honored as the 2022 Graduate of the
“That’s our privilege as alums.”
Year on Friday, she said she felt overwhelmed with
how far CGA, and CMA along with it, has come.
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 3
CULVER DAUGHTERS
The opening of the Culver Academy for Girls (today’s them to have. CGA is never static. It grows and
Culver Girls Academy) in the fall of 1971 represented changes with the ideas, proposals, suggestions, and
a remarkable moment in history, generating a guidance of our students in attendance.
uniquely coordinate, rather than simply coeducational,
This weekend is the culmination of our yearlong
program in partnership with one of the nation’s
celebration of Culver Girls Academy, and the
premier secondary educational programs: Culver
experiences you’ve had are all threads in the tapestry
Military Academy.
(appropriately plaid, of course) that is CGA’s story.
This half century milestone is a perfect time to
That story, especially of the founding of CGA and the
celebrate the past and look forward to the possibilities
extraordinary growth of opportunities and successes
of the future. The graduation of the young women in
for women in leadership at Culver Academies, has
the Class of 1972 under the guidance and leadership
never before been told in book-length form, and
of Dean Mary Frances England and her staff marked
provides a complement to the earlier history of
a significant change that has borne fruit that was un
women at Culver, Mary Frances England’s “Culver
foreseen and unimagined by even the most ardent
Daughters Sing Thy Praise,” which concluded its
visionaries and advocates at that time.
story in 1971. Please pick up a copy this weekend.
Over the last 50 years, our CAG and CGA students
have molded and shaped our school as they have
developed the voice that Dean England encouraged
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CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 5
2022 & CGA 50TH SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
MAY 19 – 22
(ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME)
THURSDAY, MAY 19
7:30 – 9:00 AM 2:00 PM
Breakfast Available Campus Tour - Hosted by members of
Lay Dining Center the Student Ambassador Organization
Complimentary for Culver Legion members Sally Port, Admissions entry area
and their guests. Join student ambassador organization members for
this interesting tour, “A Day in the Life.” What’s
8:30 AM – 3:15 PM changed and what’s the same? Participants should be
Alumni invited to attend classes prepared for walking.
Class schedules available at the reunion
registration area. 3:00 – 5:00 PM
1st CP: 8:30 AM – 9:55 AM (Block C) Class of 1972 Activity Offerings
2nd CP: 10:05 AM – 11:30 AM (Block D) Golf: R. Stuart Dickson ’47 Culver Academies Golf
3rd CP: 11:40 AM – 1:40 PM (Block A) Course Open Play
4th CP: 1:50 PM – 3:15 PM (Block B) Rowing: White-DeVries Rowing Center
Riding: Vaughn Equestrian Center
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM NOTE: This is for experienced riders: former
Registration of Alumni/ae Troopers or Equestriennes. Certain restrictions
John W. Henderson Arena - Multipurpose Building apply. Check with Horsemanship staff. Trail ride
Reunion packets, schedule changes, attendance will include the Hippodrome, Woodcraft Council
updates, and all the information you need for the Fire, and the Bird Sanctuary. Helmets are provided
weekend is here. Ample parking available. and are required when mounted. Boots are
preferred, or footwear with a heel, and are not
11:00 AM – 1:30 PM supplied by the school. This is for your own safety
Lunch Available and comfort. Please, no sandals, open toe
Complimentary for Culver Legion shoes, or shorts.
members and their guests.
Lay Dining Center
CGA 50th
12:00 – 5:00 PM
3:00 – 5:00 PM
Beason Hall Open for Visitors
Crisp Visual Arts Center Open for Visitors
12:15 PM Crisp Visual Arts Center
Golden Anniversary Class of 1972
4:15 – 6:00 PM
Kickoff Luncheon
Recreation period for students
White DeVries Rowing Center
Please see the Athletics page for locations and details.
1:50 – 3:15 PM
5:00 – 7:15 PM
Choir class rehearsal with Alumni wishing to sing
Dinner Available
Culver Daughters and Ye Men at Sunday Chapel
Complimentary for Culver Legion members
Memorial Chapel
and their guests.
Lay Dining Center
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6:40 PM
Retreat Ceremony
Dietler Plaza, Flagpoles on the Oval
7:00 PM
Class of 1977 Welcome Back Gathering
*arranged by Class Leadership
The Lakehouse Grille
620 E Lake Shore Dr
7:00 PM
Hindu Service
Sally Port, Admissions Lounge
Service Leader: Reverend Dr. Sam Boys
7:30 PM
Post-retreat Reception and Dinner for Old Guard
Classes of 1942 - 1967
hosted by the Directors of The Legion
Legion Memorial Building
7:30 PM
Class of 1962 Reception and Dinner
Hosted at Janet and Craig Duchossois’ cottage
Attire: Casual
7:30 PM
Golden Anniversary Class of 1972 Kickoff
Reception and Dinner
Brian L. Reichart ‘68 Shack
Attire: Casual
7:30 PM
Silver Anniversary Class of 1997 Kickoff
Reception and Dinner
Schrage Leadership Center
Attire: Casual
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 7
FRIDAY, MAY 20
7:30 – 9:00 AM 10:00 AM
Breakfast available Class of 1972 Meeting
Complimentary for Culver Legion members Eppley Auditorium
and their guests. Attire: Casual
Lay Dining Center
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
8:00 – 9:15 AM Balfour-Culver Rings
Class of 1972 Breakfast Multipurpose Building
Café Max, 113 S. Main St, (574) 842-2511 A representative from Balfour will be available to take
Attire: Casual. On-street parking available ring orders for Alumni or clean your Culver ring.
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM 11:45 AM
Registration of Alumni/ae Reunion 2022 Kickoff Luncheon
John W. Henderson Arena - Multipurpose Building Honoring the Golden Anniversary Class of 1972 and
Reunion packets, schedule changes, attendance Old Guard Association Classes of 1967, 1962, 1957,
updates, and all the information you need for the 1952, 1947, 1942, 1937
weekend is here. Ample parking available. Steinbrenner Recreation Center
11:45 AM
CGA 50th Class of 1997 No Host Lunch Gathering
9:00 AM – 11:30 PM *arranged by Class Leadership
CGA and CMA Honors Exhibitions The Lakehouse Grille
and Performances 620 E Lake Shore Dr.
Huffington Library – Honors in Science;
Mathematics; Humanities; Leadership; Wellness; 1:30 PM
and Equine Science Culver: Young Leaders in the Making
Pigott Center – Honors in Computer Science; Eppley Auditorium
and Entrepreneurial Studies This event is co-sponsored by the student Aides to the
Gignilliat Hall – Honors in French; Spanish; and Latin Administration and The Culver Legion. In addition to
Crisp Visual Arts Center – Honors in Visual Arts; allowing alumni to experience a regularly-scheduled All
Creative Writing, Dance; Theater; and Music School Community Meeting, attendees also receive a
school update from Head of Schools, Dr. Doug Bird
Over 80 CGA & CMA honors students will share ’90. CEF Board Chair, Miles White ‘73, honors the
their work representing the highest level of academic 2022 Graduate of the Year, Jane Doehrman Eberly
achievement in 16 different areas of study. Having ’73. All returning alumni and guests are encouraged
completed a rigorous sequence of requirements and and welcome to join the school community for this
produced a body of work judged meritorious by a highlight of the reunion weekend.
select faculty committee, each of these students has
earned Honors in one (or more) of twenty program
areas. One of the most important academic events
of the year, and certainly the most comprehensive
display of student work; you won’t want to miss it!
8 2022 REUNION WEEKEND2:30 PM CGA 50th
First Call for the Graduation Arch 3:30 – 5:00 PM
and Iron Gate Re-Creation Ceremony Book Signing - Culver Daughters:
Classes form in front of Dicke Hall of Mathematics Celebrating 50 Years of Culver Girls Academy
Members of the Class of 1972, and members of Lay Dinning Center, Lay Student Center, ground floor
the Class of 1967, 1962, 1957, 1952, 1947, and Join editor (and Culver’s Museum-Archives Manager)
1942 who have not participated in this ceremony at Jeff Kenney and fellow authors Ginny Bess Munroe
previous reunions, are invited to participate. ’86, and Joan Bess, a member of the faculty from
Attire: Dress A/Class Uniform 1982-2008, in celebration of the publication of
this new book exploring, in word and imagery, the
All members of the community are invited to see this founding and history of one of the most significant
special occasion as the Class of 1972 and Old Guard and impactful educational programs for young
Classes re-enact this milestone event. In case of rain, women in the world. Rich with historical photos and
the classes should assemble in the lobby of Eppley first-hand memories from generations of alumnae,
Auditorium by 2:30 PM. faculty, and staff, Culver Daughters is a treasure trove
of information and imagery in a lavish, hardcover
“must have” for any Culver aficionado.
CGA 50th
2:45 PM 4:00 PM
Graduation Arch and Iron Gate Re-Creation Campus Tour - Hosted by members of
Ceremony for the Class of 1972 and the Old the Student Ambassador Organization
Guard Classes (1942-1967) Sally Port, Admissions entry area
Eppley Lawn/Batten Quadrangle Join student ambassador organization members for
Rain Site: Eppley Auditorium this interesting tour, “A Day in the Life.” What’s
changed and what’s the same? Participants should be
prepared for walking.
CGA 50th
3:00 – 5:00 PM 4:15 – 5:15 PM
Crisp Visual Arts Center Open for Visitors CMA Varsity Basketball
Crisp Visual Arts Center Fleet Gymnasium
Join members of the CMA Basketball team, along
3:30 – 5:00 PM with Head Coach, Mark Galloway, and members of
Ultimate Frisbee his coaching staff for a Meet and Greet.
*arranged by Class Leadership
Meet by Senior Ring 4:00 – 5:30 PM
Open to all who are interested in joining Trail Rides Offered
the Class of 1987. Meet in Vaughn Equestrian Center Lounge
NOTE: This is for experienced riders: former
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Troopers or Equestriennes. Certain restrictions apply.
CMA Varsity Football Check with Horsemanship staff. Trail ride will
Steinbrenner Recreation Center, Wilk Weight Room include the Hippodrome, Woodcraft Council Fire,
All CMA Football alumni are invited to join Coach and the Bird Sanctuary. Helmets are provided and
Andy Dorrel and current members of the Culver are required when mounted. Boots are preferred, or
football team for a meet-and-greet. footwear with a heel, and are not supplied by the
school. This is for your own safety and comfort.
Please, no sandals, open toe shoes, or shorts.
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 94:00 – 7:00 PM CGA 50th
Beason Hall Open for Visitors 5:00 PM
Dancevision Showcase
Dance Studio, Steinbrenner Performing Arts Center,
CGA 50 th
Second Floor
4:00 – 5:00 PM Note: Guests should enter through
Women In Sports @ Culver Academies the northwest door.
Steinbrenner Recreation Center, Please join Dancevision in celebrating CGA’s 50th
Main Gymnasium Courts Anniversary by observing three pieces (choreographed
As we celebrate 50 years of the Culver Girls Academy, by past and present Dancevision members) in an
please join us to view a visual review that will take informal studio setting. Pieces include, “Point of
you from Culver’s first female athletic offering to View” by Merrill Parker CGA ’22, “Next Level”
where we’re at today, stopping to highlight significant by Dana Hill Crigler CGA ’93, and “The Lark
achievements along the way. Speak with coaches and Ascending” by Dancevision creator
members of our athletic administration as we honor Cathy Mitzell Duke ’70.
the past, appreciate the progress that’s been made
over the past 50 years, and discuss our goals for the 5:00 - 6:00 PM
future of female athletes at Culver Academies. Open Ice Time
Current Athletic Offerings (CGA): John W. Henderson Ice Arena, Al Clark Rink
Basketball Horsemanship All CGA and CMA hockey alumni/ae are invited to
Cheer (Rough Riding) lace ‘em up for open skating time and/or a pickup
Cross Country Lacrosse game. Helmets are required. Locker room facilities
Fencing Rowing will be available.
Golf Sailing
Hockey Soccer
CGA 50th
Horsemanship Softball
(Polo) Swim & Dive 6:00 PM
Horsemanship Tennis CGA Kickoff Celebration
(Jumping) Track & Field Eppley Auditorium
Horsemanship Volleyball CGA Dean Lynn Rasch ’76 and Cheryl Wilkins Bird
(Western) Wrestling ’90, host this kickoff celebration for alumnae, current
students, faculty, staff, and friends. *Group photo to
4:15 – 6:00 PM commemorate the celebration will be taken outside
Recreation Period for Students following the kickoff.
Athletic team practices and games on
designated fields. 6:30 PM
CMA Drill Team Exhibition
4:15 PM Dietler Plaza, Flagpoles on the Oval
Class of 1972 Photo
Memorial Chapel, front steps
Rain Site: Fleet Gym CGA 50th
6:55 PM
4:45 PM CGA Commemorative Photograph
Class of 1972 Memorial Service Eppley Auditorium, Outside Patio
Memorial Chapel Current CGA students and Alumnae
7:00 PM
Islamic Studies
Main Guard, Conference Room
Service Leader: Mr. Nur Islam
7:00 PM
Jewish Shabbat Services
Roberts Hall of Science, Roberts Auditorium
Service Leader: Rabbi Joshua Rubin
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Dean’s Reception and Dinner with the 2022 Graduate of the Year
Eppley Foyer and Outside Patio
CGA Dean Lynn Rasch ’76 and Cheryl Wilkins Bird ’90, host this event designed for
alumnae and guests not celebrating with the 2 and 7 classes this evening.
Classes of 1942, 1947 and 1952 Class of 1992
Reception & Dinner Café Max
Hosted at Toots and Jim Henderson’s cottage 113 S. Main St.
2250 E Shore Dr.
Silver Anniversary Class of 1997
Class of 1957 Brian L. Reichart ’68 Shack
Crisp Visual Arts Center
Class of 2002
Class of 1962 Academies Golf House
Legion Memorial Building
Class of 2007
Class of 1967 Lucrezia Trattoria
Tom Story’s cottage 117 S. Main St.
430 Vandalia Street
Class of 2012
Golden Anniversary The Lakehouse Grille
Class of 1972 620 E. Lake Shore Dr.
Schrage Leadership Center
Class of 2017
Class of 1977 Frida’s Mexican Cuisine
White DeVries Rowing Center 18517 – IN Hwy 10
Classes of 1982 and 1987
Main Celebration Tents, Naval Building
Rain Site: John W. Henderson Arena -
Multipurpose Building
SHUTTLE SERVICES
FRIDAY CLASS DINNER SHUTTLES
7:00 - 9:30 PM
Planned stops for main campus class dinners will be:
• Eppley Auditorium • White-DeVries Rowing Center - Class of
- CGA 50th Celebration 1977
• Crisp Visual Arts Center - Class of 1957 • Naval Building, Lakside Tents
• Legion Memorial Building - Class of 1962 - Classes of 1982 and 1987
• Schrage Leadership Center - Class of 1972 • Brian L. Reichart ’68 Shack - Class of 1997
Parking is also available behind Eppley Auditorium and in the lot at the former site of the Culver Inn
motel units. A golf cart will also be available from that location to main campus locations.
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SATURDAY, MAY 21
7:30 – 9:00 AM CGA 50th
Breakfast Available 9:30 AM – 10:30 PM
Complimentary for Culver Legion members Presentation and book signing Culver Daughters:
and their guests. Celebrating 50 Years of Culver Girls Academy
Lay Dining Center Crisp Visual Arts Center, Toots Henderson Auditorium
“Culver Daughters: A History of CGA and Woman
8:30 AM at Culver.” Culver Museum-Archives Manager Jeff
Reunion Weekend Wellness Run/Walk Kenney will present a brief program in words, images,
Start location: McMillen Athletic Center and video on the many contributions of women --
Walkers encouraged and welcome. whether as students, faculty, or staff -- at Culver, with
Hosted by Wellness Director, Dana Neer special focus on the genesis and remarkable growth
and success of Culver Girls Academy since its 1971
8:30 – 10:00 AM
founding as the Culver Academy for Girls. Following
Trail Rides Offered
will be a panel discussion with authors Ginny
Meet in Vaughn Equestrian Center Lounge
Bess Munroe ’86, Joan Bess, and Anne Kelley
NOTE: This is for experienced riders: former
’94, Assistant Dean of Girls. The program will be
Troopers or Equestriennes. Certain restrictions apply.
immediately followed by a book signing event for the
Check with Horsemanship staff. Trail ride will
new book on the history of CGA, Culver Daughters:
include the Hippodrome, Woodcraft Council Fire,
Celebrating 50 Years of Culver Girls Academy.
and the Bird Sanctuary. Helmets are provided and
are required when mounted. Boots are preferred, or
footwear with a heel, and are not supplied by the CGA 50th
school. This is for your own safety and comfort.
10:00 AM
Please, no sandals, open toe shoes, or shorts.
“Treasured Memories”: Poetry and the Power of
9:00 AM Remembering presented by Dr. Jacquie Erwin
Friends of Bill W. Gathering Huffington Library, The Forum Room, 2nd Floor
Great Hall Conference Room at Sally Port
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Balfour-Culver Rings
Registration of Alumni/ae Multipurpose Building, Registration
John W. Henderson Arena - Multipurpose Building A representative from Balfour will be available to take
Reunion packets, schedule changes, attendance ring orders for Alumni or clean your Culver ring.
updates, and all the information you need for the
10:00 AM – 10:50 AM
weekend is here. Ample parking available.
Leaders for the Citizenship of Tomorrow
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM Schrage Leadership Center, Bundy Auditorium
Beason Hall Open for Visitors A conversation with Commandant of Cadets COL
Michael Squires, U.S. Army Ret., and cadet officers.
All guests welcome.
CGA 50th
9:00 AM
CGA 50th
Deans and Docents
Crisp Visual Arts Center, Rotunda 10:30 AM
A guided tour of the CGA 50th Alumnae Artist Women in Education
Exhibit with the artists, CGA former deans and CGA Roberts Hall of Science, Roberts Auditorium
student docents hosted by Dean Lynn Rasch ’76 and Hosted by Dean Lynn Rasch ’76 with panel members
Cheryl Wilkins Bird ’90. CEF Trustee Dr. Tiffany Kyser ’99, and former CGA
Dean of Girls Trudy Hall.
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 1310:45 AM 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Open House for Alumni/ae of the Speech Team Class Photographs for Old Guard Classes 1947-
Humanities, Room A203 1967 and Classes 1977-1992 and 2002-2017
Current Speech team leaders along with Head Memorial Chapel, front steps
Coach Mitch Barnes, longtime assistant coaches, Rain Site: Fleet Gymnasium
Cory Barnes, Jacquie Erwin, Angie Strobel ’98, and NOTE: Each class photo will be taken in
Brad Trevathan, as well as their fellow coaches 5-to-10-minute increments. Please arrive
Lou Canelli and Tiffany Bartholomew and invite early to organize your class.
you to join them for conversation and the chance Photo Schedule:
to experience the performances of several state 11:30 - 1947 12:15 - 1957 1:00 - 2007
championship-winning students. 11:35 - 1952 12:20 - 1982 1:10 - 2012
11:45 - 1962 12:30 - 1987 1:20 - 2017
11:00 AM 12:00 - 1967 12:40 - 1992
Class of 1957 Meeting 12:10 - 1977 12:50 - 2002
Crisp Visual Arts Center, Toots Henderson Auditorium
11:00 AM CGA 50th
Class of 1977 Meeting 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Legion Memorial Building, Heritage Room Reunion 2022 All-Class and CGA 50th
Luncheon by the Lake
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Main Celebration Tent, Naval Building
Book Signing for “Through The Rear View
Rain Site: John W. Henderson Arena
Mirror” by Joseph Horvath
- Multipurpose Building
Lay Student Center (ground floor of Lay Dining Hall)
*This is a ticketed event
Retired Mentor Instructor and Batten Fellow Joe
NOTICE TO OUR REUNION GUESTS
Horvath, a member of the Academies History,
You are welcome to enjoy the All-Class Luncheon
Humanities and Foreign Language Departments
anytime during the scheduled lunch period; however,
from 1982-2016, shares chronicles from his thirty-
please be on time for your class photo.
four years teaching at Culver, while offering insights
Attire: Casual
into his experiences both in and out of the classroom.
As he details his encounters with students while
guiding them through lessons, Horvath shines a CGA 50th
light on how Culver educators coach their pupils to
NOON – 4:00 PM
greatness and belief in their abilities through patience,
Crisp Visual Arts Center Open for Visitors
time, and gentle encouragement. Throughout his
Crisp Visual Arts Center
book, Horvath reveals the challenges and poignant
and humorous moments that teachers often face daily
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while contemplating those who most influenced him
Dancevision Reunion 2022 All-Class and CGA
in his own journey.
50th Luncheon performance by the Lake
Please join Dancevision in celebrating choreographic
works from Dancevision alum, Dana Hill Crigler
CGA ’93, and Dancevision creator, Cathy Mitzell
Duke ’70. We are honored to share Dancevision
through the years with all of you.
1:00 PM
Class of 1987 Meeting
Legion Memorial Building, Alumni Lounge
1:00 PM
Class of 1997 Meeting
Schrage Leadership Center
Class Photo – Immediately after class meeting
14 2022 REUNION WEEKEND1:15 PM 4:45 PM
Class of 1962 Meeting All Class Memorial Service
Roberts Hall of Science, Roberts Auditorium Memorial Chapel
Immediately after the class meeting, the class will
move to Memorial Chapel to honor the memory of 5:30 PM
fallen classmates in a class-specific memorial service. ***Alumni Parade Forms
5:45 PM
CGA 50th Alumni Parade
James A. Henderson Parade Field ***
2:00 PM
Book Signing and Presentation Pass in Review by the Classes of 1977-1992
“Professionalizing Your Creative Asset” and the Classes of 2002-2017
Huffington Library, 2nd Floor NOTE: All returning alumnae are invited to join
Join Laura Zachman Jamison ’93, attorney, mother the CGA unit, which will lead off the Garrison
Parade portion of tonight’s celebration. The parade
of four, and author of All the Right Mistakes, for a
is designed and timed such that alumnae may
session outlining what she learned navigating the
participate both with their respective classes, as
world of publishing as a first time author. Laura
well as the all-alumnae unit.
will share wisdom gained through experience that
***In case of wet parade ground or inclement
is applicable for anyone interested in leveraging
weather, alternate site for the parade will be Oliver
a creative asset in a field outside of their area of
Field. There will be no indoor site. Alumni are
expertise. Attendees will receive a complimentary
invited to pass in review regardless of the venue.
copy of Laura’s book.
Remember to bring your umbrella.
2:00-2:45 PM
CMA Lacrosse Open House.
CGA 50th
McMillen Center, East Entrance
Join Head Coach Jon Birsner, his coaching staff, and 5:45 PM
current players for an informal meet and greet and Garrison Parade Forms
firsthand look at the new Parchman Family Lacrosse Classes of 1942-1967, the Silver Anniversary Class
Locker Room. of 1997, the Golden Anniversary Class of 1972, and
CGA Alumnae Unit form on the east end of the
2:30 PM Henderson Parade Field.
Alumni/ae Soccer Game (location updated 5/18)
Varsity Soccer Field east of the baseball diamond 6:00 PM
All former CGA and CMA soccer players are Garrison Parade
welcome to join current CGA seniors and CMA Pass in Review Order of March for Alumni Units:
first classmen for this annual event that honors the the CGA Alumni Unit, the Old Guard Classes, the
late CMA Head Coach Jim Brugh, who served the Silver Anniversary Class of 1997, and the Golden
Academies from 1972-2014. Anniversary Class of 1972.
3:00 PM CGA 50th
Campus Tour - Hosted by members of
the Student Ambassador Organization 7:00 PM
Sally Port, Admissions entry area CGA 50th and All Class Community Celebration
Join student ambassador organization members for Classmates, friends, faculty, staff, and Academies
this interesting tour, “A Day in the Life.” What’s community members come together for an evening
changed and what’s the same? Participants should be of good food, music, and dancing in this capstone
prepared for walking. event marking the 50th Anniversary of CGA.
Dinner located East side of Naval Building
3:30 PM *this is a ticketed event
Culver Black Alumni and Black Student Union Attire: Dressy Casual
Gathering
8:00 PM – Music and entertainment
Legion Memorial Building, Alumni Lounge
by Alter Ego
10:00 PM - Fireworks
Rain sites will be communicated via text alert
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4. Steinbrenner Performing Arts Center Administration, Admissions
5. Eppley Auditorium 32. North Barrack
6. Roberts Hall of Science 33. Fleet Gymnasium, McMillen Athletic
7. Dicke Hall of Mathematics Center, & Lowenstine Natatorium
8. Huffington Library 34. Steinbrenner Recreation & Seigfriend
9. Legion Memorial Building Fitness Center
10. Argonne Dorm 35. Henderson Ice Arena
11. Chateau Thierry Dorm & Multipurpose Building
12. South Barrack 36. Softball Diamond Camp Pier
13. West Barrack 37. Memorial Chapel
14. Logansport Gate 38. Health Center (Students)
15. Beason Hall 39. Vaughn Equestrian Center
16. Eppley Hall of Humanities 40. Armory
17. Gignilliat Hall 41. Wilkins Baseball Field 49
18. Crisp Visual Arts Center 42. Soccer/Lacrosse Field
19. Head of Schools Residence 43. Gable Tennis Center
20. Culver Health Clinic (Employees) 44. Horsemanship Paddocks 50
21. North Terrace Apartments (Faculty 45. Oliver Field
Housing) 46. Naval Building
22. Bays Whitney Guest House 47. White-DeVries Rowing Center
23. Motor Pool & Power House 48. Golf Course Golf House
24. Facilities 49. Founder’s Home Guest House
25. Uniform/Laundry 50. Homestead Guest House
26. Music Building 51. East Shore Apartments (Faculty Housing)
27. Barrack - Under Construction 52. K.K. Cottage (Faculty Housing)
28. Lay Dining Center, Campus Store, 53. Roos Guest House
Post Office 54. Schrage Leadership Center
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OFF CAMPUS Academic or Spiritual Life Parking
Accounting (806 Academy Road)
Athletic, Uniform or Recreation Cross Walk
Human Resources (820 Academy Road)
Information Technology (222 North Ohio Street) Unit, Dorm or Accommodations Tunnel
Culver Museum & Gift Shop (Main Street)
Food, Medical or Campus Services Construction
17SUNDAY, MAY 22
8:00 AM – 1:00 PM 9:30 AM
Farewell Brunch for all Reunion Classes Choir Practice for Church Service Rehearsal of
Lay Dining Center Culver Daughters and Ye Men
A farewell with brunch fare sure to satisfy every palate. Music and Arts Building, Room 109
This is for alumni/ae who wish to sing with the
8:30 AM choir at the 10:30 AM Interdenominational
CGA Golf Scramble Christian Service.
R. Stuart Dickson ’47 - Academies Golf Course
Open to All – individuals and teams are 10:30 AM
welcome to join. Register for Golf on the Reunion Interdenominational Christian Service
2022 Main Page at culver.org/reunion Memorial Chapel
The Reverend Brenda Hafer, Protestant Youth
9:00 AM Minister, and Reverend Dr. Sam Boys, Director of
Roman Catholic Mass Spiritual Life, lead the weekly service. The Concert
Memorial Chapel Band and Choir will perform the CGA Baccalaureate
Service Leaders: Fr. Bill Meininger and Hymn “Culver Daughters Sing Thy Praise,” and the
Deacon Mike Madison A ’75 CMA Baccalaureate Hymn “Ye Men of Culver.”
Alumni/ae who sang in the choir are invited to join the
9:00 AM student choir at the 10:30 AM Interdenominational
Sacred Flow Yoga Christian Service.
Fleet Gym
Service Leader: Dr. Raegan Russell 10:30 AM
Buddhist Services
9:00 AM Crisp Visual Arts Center, Toots Henderson Auditorium
Science and Spirit Service Leader: Dr. Raegan Russell
Crisp Visual Arts Center, Toots Henderson Auditorium
Service Leader: Ms. Jen Cerny
18 2022 REUNION WEEKEND10:30 AM CGA 50th
Guided Meditation 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Eppley Auditorium CGA Dorms Open Visit
Service Leader: Ms. Kristen Counts CGA students will welcome alumnae and guests
to visit the dorms and see their old rooms and
10:30 AM
living spaces.
Meditative Freewriting
Admissions Lounge 12:15 PM
Service Leader: Mr. Dan Rubado Military and Riding Exhibitions
Vaughn Equestrian Center/Jud Little Riding Hall
10:30 AM
Featuring the Culver Honor Guard, Four-Gun Drill,
Nature Spirituality Lancer Band, Lancer Platoon, CGA Drill Team,
Meet Lakeside at Legion Memorial Building, in and CGA Equestriennes. Precision drills and riding
inclement weather, meet in Eppley Auditorium, Eilleen exhibitions highlight this annual event featuring
Dicke Theater the honor units from Culver Military Academy and
Service Leader: Ms. Shalena Eaton Culver Girls Academy.
10:30 AM
Philosophers’ Cafe
CGA 50th
Huffington Library
1:00 – 4:00 PM
Service Leaders: Ms. Jen Cerny and Ms. Grace McKay
Crisp Visual Arts Center Open for Visitors
Crisp Visual Arts Center
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 1920 2022 REUNION WEEKEND
ATHLETIC EVENTS
THURSDAY, MAY 19TH SATURDAY, MAY 21ST
5:00 PM ALL DAY
Junior Varsity Baseball Sailing at Macatawa Tulip Regatta
at Maconaquah High School Holland, MI
5:00 PM 9:00 AM
Varsity Baseball vs Pioneer High School Boys Golf at West Lafayette Invite
Kampen Course - Purdue University
5:30 PM
Girls Tennis vs Team Sectional 10:00 AM
- Championship Match Softball at Round Robin
Northwestern High School
5:30 PM
Boys Track and Field vs IHSAA 11:00 AM
Boys Track & Field Sectional Varsity Baseball
at Elkhart High School
11:00 AM
Junior Varsity Baseball
FRIDAY, MAY 20TH vs Boone Grove High School
4:45 PM
Softball vs Plymouth High School
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 21ALUMNI & GARRISON PARADES
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’97
’92
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Order of Procession:
Classes of 1977-1992 Garrison Parade
Classes of 2002-2017 Order of Procession:
CGA Alumnae Unit
Old Guard Class of 1942
Old Guard Class of 1947
Old Guard Class of 1952
Old Guard Class of 1957
Old Guard Class of 1962
Old Guard Class of 1967
25th Reunion Class of 1997
50th Reunion Class of 1972
22 2022 REUNION WEEKENDCorps of Cadets
Line of March
Reviewing Line
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Release
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Alumni Parade-release to class
sections in the grandstands.
Garrison Parade-release to move
to class section on the reviewing
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Jud Little Riding Hall
23FROM CINCINNATI TO SEOUL
CULVER CLUBS MAINTAIN YOUR LIFELONG CONNECTION TO CULVER
Finding a club is easy-visit culver.org/culverclubs For information about Culver Clubs outside of
View upcoming happenings, reconnect and register the U.S., contact Tony Giraldi ’75, Director of
at culver.org/alumnievents. International Advancement,
at Tony.Giraldi@culver.org; (574) 842-8332.
From brunch in Los Angeles to a baseball game in
New York; from a Halloween hayride and bonfire Culver Clubs is always looking for new volunteers
in India- napolis to polo in South Florida; whether with out-of-the-box event ideas and a desire to
it’s a trip to Wrigleyville in Chicago or a football share the word about Culver’s outstanding
tailgate in Ohio; or at the monthly gatherings of programs. Are you ready to answer the call? If
the Korean Mothers Club in Seoul, Culver Clubs you are unsure about how you can “give back”
provide a way for people to gather with friends to Culver, contact 574-842-7200 to discuss club
both old and new. activity in your area and how you can support.
To learn more about the unique social and
networking opportunities the Culver Clubs
provide, contact 574-842-7200.
United States International
• Austin-San Antonio • New York City • Montreal
• Baltimore • North Texas • Toronto
• Boston • Oklahoma • Beijing
• Carolinas: (North and South) • Orlando • Hong Kong
• Chicago • Philadelphia • Shanghai
• Cincinnati • Phoenix • Shenzhen
• Cleveland (Northeast Ohio) • Portland • Bogota
• Central Ohio • Oklahoma • Cali (coming soon)
• Colorado-Denver • “The South” (Alabama, • Medellin (coming soon)
• Columbus (Central Ohio) Mississippi, Florida Panhandle) • Quito
• Culver • San Diego • Guayaquil
• Dallas/Ft. Worth (North Texas) • San Francisco (Golden Gate) • San Salvador
• D.C. Metro (Capital City) • Seattle • London
• Detroit • South Florida (Miami, Ft. • Guatemala City
• Georgia - Atlanta Lauderdale, & Palm Beach) • Jakarta
• Golden Gate - San Francisco • Southwest Florida (Naples/ • Acapulco
• Greater Lafayette, Ind., Fort Myers) • Cancun
• Hampton Roads, Virginia • Tampa/St. Petersburg • Mexico City
• Houston • Twin Cities • Monterrey
• Idaho • Tucson • Panama City
• Indianapolis • Manila
• Kentucky • Seoul
• Los Angeles/Orange County • Madrid
• Minneapolis/St. Paul • Geneva
• Nashville • Taipei
24 2022 REUNION WEEKENDDORMS/UNITS
REMEMBER:
The residential area of campus closes each night at 10:00 pm.
CMA Units are located in the following barracks:
Artillery Units A, B, and C - Main
Band - South
Black Horse Troop - West
Infantry Units A, B, C - North and East
CGA Dormitories are located in the following buildings:
Atrium - Argonne Court - Chateau-Thierry Linden - Linden Hall
Benson - Benson Hall Harbor - Argonne Tower - Chateau-Thierry
Ciel - Argonne Ithaka- Linden Hall
BARRACK & DORM VISITATION
Visitors and Guests: Visitors are not to be in the living units between closing and 7:30 AM without special
permission of the Student Life staff. Visitors are expected to follow the rules and regulations of the Academies
and must be escorted by their student host, who assumes responsibility for the actions of their guests. Visitors
of the opposite sex are not allowed in living units except designated lounges. The exceptions would be parents,
faculty, or older relatives/friends. Except as previously noted, members of the opposite sex are not allowed
in dorms/barracks unless accompanied by a parent and announced. This includes alumni/ae. Visitors of the
opposite sex should be announced and escorted during the visit in dorms/barracks.
ROLL CALLS
Editions are available for sale on a limited basis. See reunion registration staff or Museum and Gift Shop
personnel for pricing and shipping details.
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 25CLASS GIFTS
1937 Seats for Riding Hall Terrace. 1977 Redwood straight leg benches.
1942 War Memorial (later transferred to 1982 A bench in front of the Administration
Memorial Chapel). Building and a painting, “Grayling Fishing”
1947 Gignilliat Quadrangle. by Seymour Hayden.
1952 Bleachers, south side of Oliver Field. 1987 Class scholarship.
1957 Endowment Scholarship Fund. 1992 Book Fund in Honor of those faculty members
who retired in 1992.
1962 Endowed Lecture Fund.
1997 Library books.
1967 Enclosed Screened Porch at Beason Hall
2002 9.11.01 Artifact
1972 (CMA) – An endowed scholarship fund for
the Culver Academy for Girls. 2007 Upgrades to the Shack.
(CAG) – Outstanding Sports Woman of the 2012 Gift to the Culver Fund.
Year plaque, a Class register book, a class photo 2017 Roberts Hall of Science Terrace Furniture
book and tree planting on campus. and Culver Ring Fund.
CULVER’S DYNAMIC CAMPUS
You will note many changes to the campus since Construction is in full swing on Eagle Stadium at
your last reunion. We look forward to you enjoying Oliver Field and Mendelson Track. This will be
these enhancements to the Culver campus upon a welcome addition to our athletic programs, with
your return in the future. concession stands, locker rooms, and enclosed rooms
for special events.
Construction is complete on Roberts Barrack. The
new Lauridsen Barrack is nearing completion. The Paul Pigott Center for Advanced Technology
Roberts Barrack is between North/East Barracks and Design is Culver’s new innovation space for
and Fleet Gymnasium. Lauridsen Barrack is design and advanced technology. Opened in October
between the Lay Dining Center and the Music & 2017, the Pigott Center invites students and faculty
Art Building. This is part of a longer-term plan to members to design, collaborate, and prototype
consolidate and improve living spaces for CSSC, concepts during the academic day as well as during
CGA and CMA students. The next phase will see CQ. Designed with movable furniture, white boards,
the start of construction this summer on Roberts Surface Hubs, glass walls, and wireless speakers, the
Academic Quadrangle. This project, thanks to a $65 open and adaptable floorplan makes thinking easily
million gift from George Roberts ’62, includes the visible. In the hard fabrication space, students and
construction of a new Main Barrack as well as new faculty use 3D printers, a laser engraver, Raspberry
North and East Barracks. Pis, Little Bits, and various other pieces of technology
to enhance their learning processes through projects.
The Schrage Leadership Center includes new spaces
for classes large and small and is a transformative We added a new Nature Pavilion at Woodcraft
enhancement to Culver’s leadership program. It is Camp in 2018.
situated on the west end of campus, on the former
To meet the health needs of so many young people,
site of the Culver Motels.
the Waterfield Health Center opened at Woodcraft
Camp in 2018. The new facility greatly expands
the space and equipment available for medical staff
to treat the health needs of campers quickly and
effectively in comfort and privacy.
26 2022 REUNION WEEKENDMemorial Chapel has undergone a significant The Huffington Library has been significantly
restoration and renovation. Roof repairs, storm renovated and improved, with a new entrance at
window installation, tuck pointing and HVAC ground level that improves access to the building but
installation helps preserve the Chapel from the enhances the grand façade of one of the jewels of the
ravages of the elements it is especially subject academic campus, as well as upgrades to the interior
to because of its grand and significant position to improve the study environment.
overlooking Culver’s campus.
New cabins have been built at Woodcraft Camp.
Harbor Dormitory opened in 2016 in the Julius Increases in the number of girls at camp have swelled
W. Hegeler II Wing at the south end of Argonne the ranks of the Butterflies and Cardinals, making the
Dormitory to begin consolidating CGA and Upper new cabins necessary.
Schools living space, allowing for more girls’ residences
The new Julius W. Hegeler II Foundation Scouting
on the main campus. This is part of a longer-term plan
Headquarters is also ready for Woodcraft campers.
to consolidate and improve living spaces for CSSC,
CGA and CMA students. A new Leadership & Character Development
Arena has been built next to the Vaughn Equestrian
Culver’s Golf Course has been restored to its original,
Center. In addition to providing paddock space, it is
historic design. Not only is the course open for play,
used for classroom space in the summer. Also among
but construction has been completed on a new Golf
improvements in the Horsemanship Department, a
House. The course was designed in the 1920s by
new fence has been installed around the CSM John
renowned golf course architects William Langford and
W. “Sarge” Hudson Black Horse Troop Pasture at
Theodore Moreau. Culver’s course is the only example
State Roads 10 and 17.
of their nine-hole courses that remains true to their
original vision and design. The course was renovated
to restore its original layout and make it a top-notch
teaching course for Culver golfers.
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 27CRISP VISUAL ARTS CENTER
EXHIBITIONS REUNION WEEKEND
The Crisp Visual Arts Center is pleased to host the
CGA Alumnae Exhibition in celebration of the
50th anniversary of Culver Girls Academy. The
exhibition includes more than 50 pieces by 23
artists from the United States and Mexico working
in architecture, fabrics, painting, sculpture, graphic
design, glasswork, and photography. All work is
on loan to Culver Academies in celebration of
the CGA 50th Anniversary. It is a joyful embrace
of the creative spirit fostered in the lives of CGA
alumnae. The exhibition opened April 10, 2022
and will be on display until the close of Summer
Schools & Camps on July 29, 2022. Many of the
works will be on sale through private contact with
the artist. Please contact the Crisp Visual Arts
Center for gallery hours or a personal tour of the
exhibition. The Visual Arts staff wishes to thank
the participating alumnae for their support in this
visual celebration of the 50th Anniversary of CGA.
Arch and Butterflies by Tanya Yapor ’87
Acrylic on canvas, 2022.
28 2022 REUNION WEEKENDCulver Eagle Outfitters
FREE gift with $75+ purchase while supplies last
a
Campus Store Museum & Gift Shop
Friday 8am-6pm Friday 10am-4pm
Saturday 9am-4pm Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 10am-4pm Sunday 10am-2pm
www.culver.org/shop30 2022 REUNION WEEKEND
EXPERIENCE
CULVER HISTORY
MUSEUM & GIFT SHOP
102 S. Main St., Culver | 574-842-7815
museum@culver.org
Friday/Saturday: 10-4 | Sunday 10-232 2022 REUNION WEEKEND
CAMPUS SERVICES
THE CAMPUS STORE TENNIS IS AVAILABLE to all returning alumni
Located in the Lay Student Center and alumnae, their families, and guests. All Legion
Thursday�������������������������������������� 9:00 am – 4:30 pm members may play for free on the Gable Tennis
Friday�����������������������������������������������9:00 am – 6:00 pm Complex courts when not occupied by the CGA
Saturday�������������������������������������������9:00 am – 4:00 pm Tennis team.
Sunday������������������������������������������� 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
LAY DINING CENTER
UNIFORM DEPARTMENT Thursday
Friday�����������������������������������������������7:30 am – 4:30 pm BRC��������������������������������������������������� 7:30 – 9:00 am
Saturday�������������������������������������������9:00 am – 4:00 pm DRC������������������������������������������11:00 am – 1:30 pm
Sunday������������������������������������������� 10:00 am – 3:00 pm SRC���������������������������������������������������5:00 – 7:15 pm
HUFFINGTON LIBRARY Friday
Thursday������������������������������������������7:30 am – 6:00 pm See Reunion Schedule for times.
Friday�����������������������������������������������7:30 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday���������������������������������������� 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Saturday
Sunday��������������������������������������������� 1:00 pm – 9:45 pm See Reunion Schedule for times.
THE SHACK Sunday
by Dicke Hall of Mathematics BRC & DRC See Reunion Schedule
Friday�������������������������������������������������������������� Closed *SRC��������������������������������������������5:00 pm – 7:15 pm
Saturday ������������������������������������3:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Sunday���������������������������������������12:00 pm – 8:00 pm *Indicates members of The Culver Legion are
entitled to take meals in the Lay Dining Center
SIEGFRIED FITNESS CENTER during this time at no cost. All others are
Friday�������������������������������������������6:00 am – 7:00 pm accommodated at the prevailing rates. Children
Saturday���������������������������������������9:00 am – 3:00 pm under 12 may eat free of charge.
Sunday�����������������������������������������1:00 am – 3:00 pm
The use of the fitness center is extended to our guests R. STUART DICKSON ’47 - ACADEMIES
during Reunion Weekend. Please check in at the GOLF COURSE
front desk for a courtesy information packet and a Alumni and guests are invited to experience
tour of this state-of-the-art facility. Children 12 and what one golf publication calls “the best 9-hole
under must be supervised by an adult. course in the country.”
STEINBRENNER RECREATION CENTER Available Times of Play
Visitors are welcome to tour the Recreation Center. Thursday May 19�����������������������12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Athletic facilities are available on a limited basis Friday May 20������������������������������8:00 am – 6:00 pm
throughout the Reunion Weekend. Saturday May 21��������������������������8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday May 22��������������������������1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Thursday��������������������������������������5:30 am – 7:30 pm
Friday�������������������������������������������5:30 am – 9:30 pm CGA 50th
Saturday���������������������������������������9:00 am – 9:30 pm CGA Scramble, Sunday May 22
Sunday�����������������������������������������1:00 pm – 7:00 pm All are welcome to participate in the CGA
Sunday Scramble. Join the fun starting at 8:30am
(tee times available until 1pm)
Open Tee Times after 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
CGA 50TH ANNIVERSARY 33REUNION INFORMATION
REGISTRATION & REUNION RV PARKING
HEADQUARTERS Five slots have been created for RV parking,
Henderson Ice Arena - Multipurpose Building electricity provided; no water service. Reservations
Thursday, May 16, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m., Friday, May 17, 9 made through the Facilities Department.
a.m. - 8 p.m. and Saturday, May 18, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
LOUNGES AND REST AREAS
PARKING For your relaxation, there are multiple lounges and
It is necessary during Reunion Weekend to minimize rest areas located across the campus, including Beason
automobile traffic within the campus. Fire lanes Hall and the reunion registration area at John W.
from the Recreation Building to Sally Port and back Henderson Arena - Multipurpose Building. The Alumni
must be kept open and parking is not permitted Lounge in the Legion Memorial is open all weekend,
except in designated areas. Parking for registration except during scheduled reunion functions, for the
is available in the former Culver motel lots, along convenience of our visiting guests.
Academy Road, in the Henderson Ice Arena lots, on Alumni Lounge, Legion Memorial
the lawn north of Memorial Chapel, and along the Beason Hall
drive to Sally Port. Note the schedule of events for Black Horse Troop Lounge, Vaughn Equestrian Center
specific parking information at each function. In the Great Hall/Main Guard, Sally Port
Woodcraft Camp, cars may be driven to the cabins Huffington Library, 3rd Floor, Napoleon Room
for unloading and loading baggage. Please utilize the John W. Henderson Arena - Multipurpose Building
Woodcraft Camp parking lots.
CAMPUS DEFIBRILLATOR LOCATIONS
• Athletics (Outside Athletic Trainer’s office) • Leadership (South entrance)
• Campus Safety & Security (cars) • Legion Memorial Building (Main floor)
• Eppley Auditorium (South end, head of stairs) • Memorial Chapel (Southwest entrance)
• Eppley Hall of Humanities • Mobile Unit (Campus Safety & Security Office)
(Northeast entrance, main floor) • Music & Arts Building (South entrance)
• Facilities (Main lobby) • Naval Building (East hallway)
• Fitness Center (Main entrance, East wall) • Roberts Hall of Science & Dicke Hall of
• Health Center (Receiving area) Mathematics (Main entrance, below stairwell)
• Henderson Multipurpose Building • Sally Port (Next to Military Actvities office)
(East ice rink) • Siegfried Fitness Center
• Horsemanship (Main entrance) (inside doors across from the front desk)
• Huffington Library (Main floor) • White-DeVries Rowing Center
• Human Resources (Main entrance) (just inside parking lot entrance)
• Lay Dining Center
(North wall, under mezzanine)
34 2022 REUNION WEEKENDGENERAL NOTICES
ATTIRE & ALUMNI/AE RESPONSIBILITIES: SHUTTLE SERVICE:
We want to provide you with a pleasant and Royal Excursion will operate Friday and Saturday
enjoyable Reunion celebration. Please observe the from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm transporting guests who
Academies’ regulations while you are with us. Be are staying at Swan Lake Resort.
mindful that Culver is a drug and tobacco-free Departure/Arrival at Swan Lake will be at their main
campus, and the consumption of alcoholic beverages entry car port. Arrival/Departure at Culver will be
on campus is limited to designated sites. Each of us is at John W. Henderson Arena - Multipurpose Building
asked to adhere to personal behavior that will not be (Registration). Please allow a minimum of 30
embarrassing for your hosts, peers or other visitors. minutes for arrival/departure for shuttles.
It is our hope to always set a positive example for
today’s students. The Alumni Office is offering an ON CAMPUS
golf cart shuttle service throughout the weekend,
CULVER RINGS: including Friday and Saturday evening until 10:30
A Balfour representative will be on campus from pm. Shuttles will stop at designated sites.
10:00 am to 4:00 pm Friday and 10:00 am to 2:00
pm Saturday for ring cleaning and ring sales. Rings ATM LOCATION:
can be ordered in 10K, 14K, or 18K, as well as An ATM is located in the outside the Campus Store
celestrium. He will be located in the Multipurpose in the lower level of the Lay Dining Center.
Building in the registration area on Friday, and at the
Campus Store on Saturday. Alumni must be in good ADVISORY:
standing with the Culver Legion to order rings. Please be advised that Culver Police, the Indiana
State Police, and the Marshall County Sheriff ’s
ADMISSIONS: Department (which does the Lake Maxinkuckee
The Academies’ Admissions Office will be open patrol) will be diligently enforcing the law throughout
from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Thursday and Friday, the weekend, particularly on local roads. The speed
and 9:00 am to noon on Saturday. Stop by the office limit in the town of Culver is 20 mph.
in Sally Port to pick up Culver’s latest admissions
material. TOBACCO USE:
Please remember that Culver is a tobacco-free campus,
which includes vaping.
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