Celebrating our present, remembering our past; our journey continues.
The United, Unstoppable Class of ’79.

INTRODUCTION

The CHS Class of 1979 Alumni Association leadership is a body of 20 members from the Class of 1979 who have been nominated and have accepted roles to facilitate the coordination and execution of the foundations efforts to reach it goals and to carry out activities that are in tandem with the association’s vision and mission.

The task of this body is to establish a strong foundation for which to build a lasting organization that will benefit the island of St. Croix and each other as is spelled out in our Mission Statement.  The desired is to have a leadership body that embodies or have access to the expertise needed to fulfill our Association’s vision. The members of this leadership group are elected for the terms stipulated in the forthcoming bi-laws and will be elected accordingly

OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM

OFFICERS OF THE CHS CLASS OF 1979 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

OUR VISION

The vision of The CHS Class of 1979 Alumni Association is to be a conduit for Social Change by facilitating activities that will promote individual and community transformation in the areas of Education, Social, Spiritual, Emotional, Health, and Physical well-being. First to create positive interaction among the class of 1979; second, to benefit our alma mater; and then to invest in the future graduates of St. Croix Central High School.

ST. CROIX MOVERS & SHAKERS

Evelyn Pena Felix (Reunion Coordinator)
Paula Leung Kressley (Activities Chair)
Merlene Felicien(Fundraising Chair)

FLORIDA MEET & GREET

From Rear right Heidi Carr Rougier, Jasmine Johnson, Arlene Tyson, Deborah Daka Front right: Sharon Browne Petersen, Elvis Pierre and Claudia Lubrin

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of CHS Class of 1979 Alumni Association is fourfold:

The mission of CHS Class of 1979 Alumni Association is to use our innate and acquired knowledge, gifts, talents, and avocations to effect change in our world and to empower the future by investing in our Alma mata, St. Croix Central High School, by providing scholarships and contributing to its current infrastructure.
Our mission is to share with others the pride that we feel as CARIBS as we celebrate the accomplishments and milestones we have made and to recognize that each member has progressed regardless of their professions. Be it a Homemaker who have raised successful children or a Partner on Wall Street.
Our mission is to arrange activities and to capitalize on other opportunities for social and personal interaction amongst classmates that are designed to enhance our emotional, physical well-being as well as create networking opportunities and to build ties among our classmates.
Our mission is also to renew and elevate friendships and acquaintances as we celebrate milestones, provide support in times of loss. The desire is to create an undercurrent of care and love for each other.

MARYLAND MEET & GREET