Alumni House
Michigan Technological University
1400 Townsend Drive
Houghton, MI 49931-1295
COME
enjoy
the fun!
Visit www.mtu.edu/1966
Where you’ll find—
• A map to see where your classmates are located
• An online directory to find your friends
• Gift information—join your fellow Huskies in
the 1966 class gift to support Tech
We’ll see you at Tech, August 4–6!
We’ll also be honoring the classes of 1956, 1976,
1986,1991, 1996, 2006, and the Golden M’s (those
who graduated more than 50 years ago). Varsity
athletics will honor volleyball and the Olympic
sports—Nordic skiing, cross country, and track
and field.
If you have any questions, please contact
us at reunion@mtu.edu or 877-688-2586.
Alumni Reunion, August 4–6
9
1
6
6
• Sights in Ice is the Winter Carnival theme
• Students clear brush from Mont Ripley for a chair lift
R!
EA
RY
OU
Y
S
1966 Highlights at Michigan Tech
and the construction of the new ski chalet begins
• Michigan Tech students send the first crates of
Share your Memories . . .
IT’
ave a Michigan Tech memory that stands out?
H
(Blizzards? Broomball? Professors?) Share it with
us at www.mtu.edu/memories.
Then . . .
Class of ’66 Facts
Now . . .
Fall 2015 Enrollment
Number of graduates: Female: Male: Deceased: Lost touch:
Total:7,238
499
16
483
74
38
Fall 1966 Enrollment: 3,980
Graduate:1,521
Undergraduate: 5,717
International:1,165
Female: 1,947
(undergraduate and graduate)
All enrollment numbers include
online learning.
snowballs to Southwest Texas University so students
there can have a campus wide snowball fight
•C
arlos Montoya’s mastery of the flamenco brought the
• Hockey defeats Minnesota-Duluth in both
Winter Carnival weekend games—ending with a
15-4-1 season and the continued possession of
the MacNaughton Cup
• The J. Robert Van Pelt library is dedicated
•N
ASA Astronaut Donald K. Slayton speaks at
summer commencement
house down during a Homecoming performance
And Elsewhere
•U
S announces it will substantially increase its number of
troops in Vietnam as demonstrations are held across the
United States against the Vietnam War
• T he classic science fiction series Star Trek premieres on NBC
•W
alt Disney dies while producing The Jungle Book, the last
animated feature under his personal supervision
•G
roundbreaking takes place for the World Trade Center
in New York, NY
•B
obbi Gibb becomes the first woman to run the Boston
Marathon
9
1
6
6
• Sights in Ice is the Winter Carnival theme
• Students clear brush from Mont Ripley for a chair lift
R!
EA
RY
OU
Y
S
1966 Highlights at Michigan Tech
and the construction of the new ski chalet begins
• Michigan Tech students send the first crates of
Share your Memories . . .
IT’
ave a Michigan Tech memory that stands out?
H
(Blizzards? Broomball? Professors?) Share it with
us at www.mtu.edu/memories.
Then . . .
Class of ’66 Facts
Now . . .
Fall 2015 Enrollment
Number of graduates:
Female:
Male: Deceased: Lost touch:
Total:
7,238
Graduate:
1,521
Undergraduate:
5,717
International:
Female: (undergraduate and graduate)
1,165
1,947
499
16
483
74
38
Fall 1966 Enrollment: 3,980
All enrollment numbers include
online learning.
snowballs to Southwest Texas University so students
there can have a campus wide snowball fight
• Carlos Montoya’s mastery of the flamenco brought the
• Hockey defeats Minnesota-Duluth in both
Winter Carnival weekend games—ending with a
15-4-1 season and the continued possession of
the MacNaughton Cup
• The J. Robert Van Pelt library is dedicated
•N
ASA Astronaut Donald K. Slayton speaks at
summer commencement
house down during a Homecoming performance
And Elsewhere
•U
S announces it will substantially increase its number of
troops in Vietnam as demonstrations are held across the
United States against the Vietnam War
• T he classic science fiction series Star Trek premieres on NBC
•W
alt Disney dies while producing The Jungle Book, the last
animated feature under his personal supervision
•G
roundbreaking takes place for the World Trade Center
in New York, NY
•B
obbi Gibb becomes the first woman to run the Boston
Marathon
Alumni House
Michigan Technological University
1400 Townsend Drive
Houghton, MI 49931-1295
COME
enjoy
the fun!
Visit www.mtu.edu/1966
Where you’ll find—
• A map to see where your classmates are located
• An online directory to find your friends
• Gift information—join your fellow Huskies in
the 1966 class gift to support Tech
We’ll see you at Tech, August 4–6!
We’ll also be honoring the classes of 1956, 1976,
1986,1991, 1996, 2006, and the Golden M’s (those
who graduated more than 50 years ago). Varsity
athletics will honor volleyball and the Olympic
sports—Nordic skiing, cross country, and track
and field.
If you have any questions, please contact
us at reunion@mtu.edu or 877-688-2586.
Alumni Reunion, August 4–6