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There is a rumor circulating to the effect that many members of the illustrious Class of 1926 are unaware of the fact that we are having a reunion in June. At least your committee has been led to believe that, by the apparent lack of interest on the part of many members. We wish, therefore, to go on record here and now, to wit, "There will be a reunion the equal of which has never been found in the annals of Dartmouth history." Picture yourself in the position of Joe Two Below who intended to come but failed to plan in advance and never got there. Years hence his son, now a loyal 's6er, asks Dad what he did at his Tenth Reunion. Imagine the embarrassment of it!

As Jim Richardson used to say, "There isa crying need in Dartmouth College formen of the caliber of Kappa Kappa Kappa." I say to you that there is a crying need in the class of 1926 for men of the caliber of those who have signed up. If you can't spare the $5.00 down payment now, at least write a letter outlining your plans. If you expect to be there, don't keep it a secret. Tell the world about it and you will influence others to do the same. That roommate whom you haven't seen in ten years may be waiting to know that you will be in Hanover looking for him. The list of Intelligentsia steadily grows: 1. Bill Barclay 2. Clarence McDavitt 3. Tubber Weymouth 4. Bleek Williams 5. Chappie Jones 6. Sid Hayward 7. Paul Dillingham 8. Charlie Singleton 9. Herb Darling 10. Johnnie Heavenrich 11. Hal Marshall 12. Pren Carnell 13. George Scott 14. Tiny Marsans 15. Dick Mandel 16. Jake Jacobus 17. Tom Floyd-Jones 18. Don Mackay

The reunion tax has been fixed at $17.00, which will include many "startling, scintillating surprises." Bill Hughes recently saw Joe Batchelder and gave him the above news, to which Joe replied, "Only $17.00? Say, that's cheap enough!" We think so, too, particularly when we know how much you are going to get for your money. Get on the band wagon NOW!

Chairman Reunion Committee.