CLASS OF 1888

The Sixteenth Report of the class, which has been lately issued, contains much of great interest to all acquainted with the class.

Gilbert S. Blakely, head of the department of English in Morris High School, New York city, is chairman of the committee preparing the examinations in English set for the high schools of the state, and is the secondary school representative on a similar committee of the College Entrance Examination Board. He edited an edition of Ivanhoe which was published last fall by Charles E. Merrill & Co.

Rev. William Byron Forbush is the author of "The Coming Generation," recently pub lished by D. Appleton & Co. as the first volume in a Social Betterment Series, and gluing a summary of the recent constructive movements in the home, the school, the church, and society for boys and girls.

Bennie B. Gillette a year since resigned his position as organist of Shepard Memo rial church, Cambridge, Mass., after a ser vice of sixteen years and a half. Mr. aid Mrs. Gillette spent the summer of 1911 in Europe.

Secretary, Rev. Wm. Byron Forbush, 171 Taylor Ave., Detroit, Mich.