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The 29th annual Pancake Breakfast, hosted by
CTAA was a smashing
success. Alumni from multiple decades, the 30s
to the 2000s, got the chance to eat, meet and greet.
For some this afforded them
their first opportunity to tour the new school.
Alumni were updated on various subjects, including the fate of the old building. Ms. Ashford, Cass' principal, spoke. She laid out her vision for the school as well as some information about the centennial celebration. One Alumni, in typical Technician form, didn't like syrup so he brought his own jar of Smuckers strawberry preserves. Amen for living outside the box! CTAA hopes to see you there next year. |
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Reach thousands of Cass Tech alumni in Detroit and
around the world. Advertise your business, promote
your special project or event, or market your book or
service.
Advertising is now available on the CTAA
newsletter and website!!
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Richard Luke graduated in 1952. He worked
every
day after school at Sams Incorporated where he
continued after graduation as an Hard Line Illustrator.
From there he lent his skills to the Chrysler Missile
Operations and later to Aerospace Corporation in L.A.
Richard provided management presentations that supported missile launchings, special presentations to the President, Joint Chiefs of Staff and Werner Von Braun the famous missile scientist. Eventually, the Cass entrepreneurial spirit took over and Richard opened his own Advertising Agency. Richard now lives in Palm Springs, CA. Where he works as a Marketing Agent and Theatrical Agent, assisting in producing cabaret shows. |
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The CTAA has teamed up with the Home Loan Benefit
Program, powered by Rock Financial, to
provide you with an exciting new benefit.
Check out other benefits here:
or call 1-800-453-6728 to get started.
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Those who have graduated from Cass and who are
now business owners deserve double honors.
Achieving the above and being a lifetime member of
CTAA affords them triple honors. Therefore, in each
issue we will write a short article, saluting these
Entechpreneurs.
If you are a Technician and a business owner don't delay. Join CTAA as a lifetime member, then inform us of your business and we will write an article about you and your business. You may soon have thousands of Technicians laying siege at your door to conduct business with you. WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS . . . AND BUCKS Paul resides in Brighton, Michigan with his lovely wife Judy, and has two children, Paula and Mark. Paul has painted many Detroit land marks such as the Olympia, Briggs Stadium , numerous drive-ins, buses, and old street cars. You may have also seen his work on many buildings, including, but not limited to, Hudson's and Kern's. His Cass Tech painting is one of his very best. It is available for sale with or without a wooden or metal frame. To purchase or view the low prices for this art, CLICK HERE "COPYRIGHT" is not stamped on your art. |
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UNCLE CASS WANTS YOU . . .
. . . to join the alumni association, CTAA. Your
membership fees and donations help CTAA:
Memberships
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81 IS FOR FUN (and smiles)
Sheena (Blackwell) Bailey and Denise (Glover) Gray at Class of 1981's twenty-fifth reunion. |
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Did you know the Cass Tech Alumni Association is a 501c(3) organization, a non-profit organization? With the beginning of January, a new tax period for starts for most Americans. Now is the time to donate your tax-deductible contribution. Why not help needy Cass students by donating to CTAA? It's so easy and only takes a few seconds. All you need to do is CLICK HERE and donate online. So, if you planned to donate money to Uncle Sam this year by way of paying higher taxes, we'd prefer you donate it to your Uncle Cass, instead. Thank you for your continued support. We would be Lion if we said we didn't need you. |
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In the CT Spirit,
Jean-Claude Lewis
VP of Communications Editor Cass Tech Green Scene
Cass Tech HS Alumni Association
email:
news@casstechalumni.org
phone:
(313) 263-2101
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