The class of 1914 has adopted a novel scheme for providing a class fund at its twenty-fifth reunion. According to an article in its constitution each member of the class is expected to insure himself to the amount of $500, naming Dartmouth College as the beneficiary but reserving the right, if circumstances at any time warrant it, to change the beneficiary. On the occasion of the twenty-fifth reunion these policies are to be surrendered for their cash value plus accumulated dividends and become the property of the class. The class will then collect the money from the policies and present the resulting fund to the College.