Welcome to the St. Mary's Alumni Association
Edward Suzuki wins International Architecture Award
Edward Suzuki Associates is pleased to announce that our design for a prefabricated house, "xevo EDDI" has won the prestigious "International Architecture Award for 2010" from Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design, and The European Centre for Architecture, Art Design, and Urban Studies.
Edward (Class of 1966) is one of two architects for the St. Mary's Reconstruction Project, now nearing completion. His work is showcased in the Gymnasium and Fine Arts Building and Pool and Cafeteria Building which have just opened.
Titans Cup: October 10
The 20th anniversary Titans Cup will be held October 10 at the Central Golf Club in Ibaraki prefecture. Please sign up here; there is room for 80 alumni and guests. Donations for the prizes are quite welcome! Please contact Mrs. Yumi Shimokawa at yumis@smis.ac.jp if you have donations. Thanks in advance to our kanji this year, Jimmy Kan (Class of 1986).
Grooming machines prepare astroturf on the new field
Click here for more construction photos
Goalposts in sight for campus reconstruction
Phase II of the campus reconstruction project is in its final weeks. Astroturf is being laid on the new athletic field, the maple gym floor and folding bleachers are completed, and the pump/filter test of the new swimming pool is under way. Ivy has been planted for the walls of the pool building, together with shrubbery along the walkway. Electrical and computer network installation is in the works. (Meanwhile, in the North Campus, installation of ceiling-mounted projectors has begun in most classrooms.)
Follow the progress of the reconstruction project with photos and descriptions at the Construction web site.
Multi-purpose Hall fundraising project
Thanks to Rick de Leon (Class of 1975) and Bobby Masuyama (Class of 1978) for their efforts on the Mutli-purpose Hall fundraising project, and to our generous alumni who have donated. However, there are plenty of seats yet to go. Click here to learn more about the Multi-purpose Hall and how you can donate a seat (or two!).


