Click the Reunion 2008 button (on the right) for the current RSVP list and any new party details.

We hope to see you all (Alumni, current teachers, former teachers, staff, and families) there!

RSVP to Yaeka at ykatsuta@overlake.org by June 6th

We hope you will join us as we honor the following people at the April 25th Founders’ Day celebration.

Jill B. Anthony
William C. Armstrong
James R. Callaghan
Charles H. Clarke, II
Lenore M. Eustis
David H. Lawrence ‘73
R. Dean Palmer
Leslie Palmer Siggs
Ronald L. Smallman
Denver Ulery
Frederick C. “Skip” Voorhees

Schedule of Events

3:30        Varsity Baseball
4:15        Girls Varsity Lacrosse
5:30        Boys Junior Varsity Lacrosse
5:30        Girls Junior Varsity Lacrosse
5:00        Dinner - Pizza and salad in the Field House, with music from the Jazz Band.
6:00        Art Walk - Student art displayed throughout campus.
                Dessert in the Campus Center.
7:00        Founders’ Day Program in the Gymnasium:
•Dedication of First Founders.
•Choir and Orchestra Concert - Our first alma mater and an original musical composition written in honor of the school’s 40th anniversary.
•First Inductees to the Overlake Athletics Hall of Fame

Reunion Weekend is around the corner. All alumni (grads and non-grads), former faculty and current faculty should have received a Save the Date postcard in the last few days.

If you should have received the postcard but did not, Overlake may not have the correct address for you! Please email Yaeka at ykatsuta@overlake.org or update your information via the Online Directory (Links are on the right–>)

Hope to see you at Reunion Weekend!

Check out the new Overlake Athletics Blog. Alum, Aaron Osgood ‘06 will be guest blogging all this week about his NCAA tournament experience!

Alum Brett Rawson ‘03 is currently teaching English in Akita, Japan and he had a great idea to start a video exchange with Overlake’s Japanese students.

If you would like to see a 20 min Japanese introduction to The Overlake School check out the student’s video here.

Even if you don’t understand Japanese it’s fun to see the campus through their eyes.

The Overlaker Magazine will arrive in your mailboxes in the next few weeks. For those of you who just can’t wait, download an electronic PDF copy here.

We have successfully moved to our new online Class Notes and Alumni Directory. You will be able to log in with your assigned Username and Password HERE and check what contact information Overlake has for you and choose if you would like to share your information and class notes with your classmates and friends.

If you did not receive your username and password, email Yaeka at ykatsuta@overlake.org

If you forget the link to the online directory click the shortcut “Online Directory” under “Alumni Links”—–>

Please take part in this anonymous survey and let us know how well Overlake prepared you for College. Your input will help us be sure that Overlake is doing the best possible job.  Click Here to take survey

This year’s Writers Symposium brings to campus National Book Award recipient and Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award finalist, Tim O’Brien. Alumni are welcome to join the Overlake community on campus for a reception and an evening talk with the author. Suggested readings include O’Brien’s national bestsellers: In the Lake of the Woods and Tomcat in Love.

To read the Redmond Reporter’s article on this event visit: http://www.redmond-reporter.com/jumpstory.html?story=brief1&pubdate=2/20/2008