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Dear Friends,

Joanne and I filmed the "Princeton 2018 Reunions, Class of 1976's 42nd, P-rade Cannon CDE Cheer Crew, and More Documentary" during the 2018 Princeton Reunions in Princeton, New Jersey.

We were able to perform in the Princeton P-rade until the Powers that be stopped the P-rade due to lightning strikes.

The last time the Princeton P-rade was cancelled due to foul weather was in 1953.

Joanne Flournoy SS'76 ( "SS" means Super Spouse) and H'76 ( "H" means Honorary) took many good photos during our two Class of 1976 dinners and the P-rade.

We inserted the Dinner photos in the P-rade videos/photos.

Making this Documentary has become an annual tradition.
This is our sixth year of making this Documentary.

This is the 42nd Reunion for the Princeton Class of 1976.

The Princeton Class of 1976's 2018 Cannon Cheer Crew ("Crew") members were:

1. Nnenna Ibe '19 from New Brunswick, New Jersey, who served as the Head Recruiter of the 2018 Crew. She missed the P-rade because she was required to work during the P-rade.

2. Toyin Edogun '20 from Tennessee who served as a sign holder during the P-rade.

3. Ebun Olunuga '20 from Silver Springs, Maryland, who missed the P-rade because she was required to work during the P-rade.

4. Jose Morales '20 from Miramar, Florida, who served as the Shillelagh Pointer for the old school teleprompter Locomotive sign.

5. Vittorio "Vitto" Reynoso-Avila "Ra" '20 from La Mirada California, who served as a sign holder, and

6. Christopher "Chris" Wilks '20 from Ann Arbor, Michigan, who served as a sign holder.

The six students of the 2018 Cannon Cheer Crew are active current members of Cannon Club, an Eating Club at Princeton University.

The Princeton Professor of Cheer searched for the Cheer Worthy - people who showed enthusiasm - to lead them in the Classic Princeton Locomotive Cheer.

Cheer Worthy Fans liked reading the lyrics of the Locomotive Cheer as they cheered out loud. Fans complimented the Crew for providing an old school teleprompter sign with the lyrics of the Locomotive Cheer.

Our Crew taught the fans a quick course called "Cheer 101" on how to cheer the Classic Princeton Locomotive Cheer.

Joanne Flournoy SS'76 and H'76 served as the primary Cinematographer.

Matt Flournoy '76 served as the Princeton Professor of Cheer.

Special Thanks to: Bill Farrell '77 (who started with the Class of 1976) and Kevin Hepler '76 who both contributed photos used in this Documentary.

Enjoy the Enthusiasm.

Sorry that we did not include all of the Members of the Class of 1976 in this Documentary who attended Reunions. That omission is the Professor's fault and not the Cinematographer's fault.

Yours truly,

Joanne Flournoy SS'76 H'76 and Matt Flournoy '76 Princeton Professor of Cheer
Marietta, Georgia