Updated 22 Aug 2000

Is there a children's price for the luncheon served at the AOG
building on Friday, 20 Oct 00?

The price is $10 per person. The AOG is being charged by the
caterer on a "per plate" basis, so they are unable to discount tickets for
children.

What is the appropriate dress for the reunion?

Dress is sport coat and slacks or equivalent for the cadet area, Memorial Service and Class Photo. Active duty are encouraged to wear service dress with flight cap for these events. All other events, including football game, is civilian casual.

Who needs a ticket for the USAFA-New Mexico football game?

Answer: Children, age 3 and under, do not need a ticket for the game as
long as they share a seat with someone who has purchased a ticket. If you
don't want your young child to sit on your lap the entire game, you'll need
to purchase a ticket for them.

If I already have a RESERVED seat ticket for the football game, can I
still sit in the Class of 1980 section?

Answer: Yes. You can exchange your reserved seat (not general admission
tickets) for a ticket in the Class section. You must do this exchange
through the AOG. The Air Force Athletics Ticket Office is not involved in
this process. Contact the AOG directly. Historically, seats for Class
reunion are in the upper deck, just south of the Press Box.

Will childcare be provided?

Answer: The reunion committee is unable to arrange child care for you. We
suggest you contact the Child Development Center at the Academy. They can
be reached at: Voice (719) 333-6779/6863, Fax (719) 333-6463. They may be
able to recommend childcare if they can't accommodate your needs.

One more thing. Lots of people are calling me to ask questions. That's
cool. The problem is I can't return long-distance calls if I'm not in the
office (reunions are not official business, so I can't make long distance
calls from work). It's better to e-mail me with questions. I stay late
each day and answer all reunion-related messages, so it's just as timely. I
hope folks understand - just trying to balance work rules with my duties as
reunion chair.

That's it for now. Take care and thanks for all your help!

Tom