- November 2, 2024
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Guests formed a conga line and went around the room.
Aja Jordan dances to the sone "YMCA."
One of the activities available to guests was to have a western caricature drawn.
Guests learn how to dance to the "Cupid Shuffle."
Franklyn Skidmore and Juliette Martin take a turn on the dance floor.
Ken Foote, Josehpine Lisi and Natalia Foote
Luka Supe and Lynn Watson
Owen Lockaby has a skeleton painted on his face by Lisa Lucas.
Early Care Center Director Susan Loncaric and Maria Mossbarger.
Valarie Smith helps Blaise Lamboley dance to the "YMCA."
It was a round-up of sorts for the western-themed 25th anniversary of the Early Care Center at First Church Saturday evening.
Families with children who have attended over the years were welcomed back for a reunion to celebrate the success of the Early Care Center and to mingle with former classmates. Every five years the Early Care Center hosts a reunion for former alumni. The event brings back memories for Director Susan Loncaric, who everyone calls Miss Sue. She's been working with the program since 1991.
"It's a chance for friends, family to get back together," Loncaric said. "I keep track of them all on Facebook."
The event included dancing, western caricatures, a photo booth and bails of hay for decoration. Guests dined on a menu fit for cowboys with brisket, chicken, smoked macaroni and cheese, baked beans and potato salad. For dessert there was a S'mores station.
