1931*

Already we have had any number of fellows tell us they are definitely planning to be back for Reunion, and they are hoping to see everybody there. At the recent Class Dinner in New York we asked for a show of hands as to who was planning to come and of the 27 fellows, I think 27 hands

went up. The Tenth should be our best Reunion, but it will take every one who can possibly get there to make it a complete success. In an attempt to keep the tax as low as possible, we plan to use this column and Beany Thorn's Alumni notes for most of our publicity in order to keep you fellows posted, so from here on out, watch this column and Beany's letters for the latest dope on Reunion plans. The committees have begun to function in good shape and we can give you some of the dope right now.

DATE: Just in case you haven't made a memorandum of the date, it is the weekend of June 20th through the 22nd, with our own Class activities beginning the night of the 20th.

HOUSING: With the housing pressure eased by virtue of the new Reunion plan, newer and better equipped dormitories are being made available, and our Class has been assigned to the three new dorms Ripley, Woodward and Smith. In case any of you fellows are not familiar with the location of any of these, they are located between the Alpha Delt House and South Fayer. These are three of the very newest dorms and should give us the most comfortable housing facilities available in Hanover.

TAX: After considerable sharpening of pencils and close figuring, we have arrived at the very fair tax of $lO.OO. This amount is increased by $2.00 if you bring your wife, and it is also based on our receiving your check in advance. In other words, if you can let us know a little in advance and send us your check, your tax will be $lO.OO plus $2.00 for your wife. On the other hand, if it isn't possible to pay beforehand and you wait until you get to Hanover to pay, the tax will be $ll.OO plus $2.00 for your wife. In other words, you save a buck by sending us cash in advance. This plan has two purposes: first, to give us working capital as some of our orders require cash on the line; and second, to make it possible to have your costumes more nearly fitted to your order and if possible, mailed to you in advance. Should you be concerned with the fact that you would be out the ten bucks by sending your check in advance and then ultimately not going to Hanover, we are making provision to refund your money less the cost of your costume and a souvenir beer mug. Naturally we will send your costume and your beer mug to you together with the balance due from your $lO.OO tax. Charlie Schneider—Argyle Road, Scarsdale, New York—is acting as financial chairman and handling the dough. Charlie will be glad to accept your check any time, so plan to get yours to him at the very earliest possible moment. Don't forget, you save a buck if we receive your check before the sth of June.

COMMITTEES: In order to familiarize you with the members of the Class who are handling Reunion plans, the following list of Committees is already in operation:

Entertainment and costumes: Bill Schulden frei.

Publicity & vital statistics: Dick Holbrook Frank McCord; Verne Welsh.

Finance: Charlie Schneider. Nominating: Dick Chase. Transportation: Ken Anderson. District committeemen—

New England: Bunny Bertram; Johnny Boermeester; Bob Dickey; Bunce Clarkson; Fred Tetzlaff; Ed Elmer; Jim Godfrey; Mai Hall; Ed Langenbach; Arne Laughton; Art Seepe; Bill Wendell.

Central Atlantic: Bill Benger; Ned Campbell; Jack Ewing; Red Gristede; Les Klein; Jim Lyall; Rod Gregg; Vic Rockhill; Jim Frame; Johnny Milos; Doug Woodring.

South: Lee Andrews; Johnny Gilmore: Wally Rusterholtz; George Stevens.

Middle West: Bobby Baumrucker; Oz Bliss; Spence Cram; Bill Geiger; Johnny Garlick; Bill Mattson; Bob Oelman; Bob Wagner; Jim Weisert; Bob Zimmerman.

Far West: Dick Sankey; Vance Dickerman; Tommy Gafford; Dave Bender; Chuck Robinson; Forshay Russell.

General all-round handy man, janitor andsweeper-upper: c. s. mcallister.

Don't forget to watch these columns and Beany's letters for the latest up-to-date news. And send your check to Schneider as soon as possible.

Because of the splendid biography of President Hopkins which, by the way, we know you will all want to read, we have been asked to limit our columns this month in order to keep the issue from looking like a Manhattan telephone directory. Nuf sed.

Fund Contributors for 1940 Contributors: 377 (83% of graduates). Total gifts: $2,293.50 (89% of objective). CRAIG THORN, JR., Class Agent.

1931

Abbott, Lee K. Akerlund, Andrez P. Allen, Lawrence, Jr. Almond, Henry Alton, William H., Jr. Asher, Robert E. Austin, Basil F. Babbitt, Charles A. Ball, Baxter F. Barker, Robert H. Barnum, Russell P. Baron, William K. Baumrucker, Robert O. Bean, Delcie D., Jr. Beckwith, H. Russell, Jr. Beisel, Albert R., Jr. Bender, David J. Benger, William L. Benson, John K. Bettman, Irvin M. Billings, Lester K. Blatz, Frank H. Bliss, George O. Blocksom, Robert Z. Boardman, Arthur G., Jr. Boermeester, John M. Bond, Harold H. Borkum, David N. Boyle, Bernard L., Jr. Boynton, Perry S., Jr. Briggs, Charles A., 2nd Bromberg, Gabriel Brummer, Edward C. Burge, Edward S. Burkhardt, Frederic S. Burnett, George H. Burr, Stiles W. Burrill, Edward B. Burroughs, Henry B.1 Buxbaum, Herman S. Campbell, Edmund M. Camph, John A. Carlson, Rolland D. Carpenter, Parker Carrington,BennettW.,Jr. Carvalho, Curtis B. P. Carver, Gordon M. Caverly, Robert W. Chamberlin, John B. Chamberlin, John H. Chapman, J. Robert Charlton, Ralph W. Chase, Richard B. Child, Samuel B. Choate, Joseph E. Clarke, John M. Clarke, Rodney G., Jr.2 Clarkson, Frank B. Clifford, D. Gordon Clisby, Philip J. Clow, Stephen E. Cogswell, John W. Cole, John N. Conklin, George W. Conklin, William S. Cooley, Emerson F. Cornell, Frank B. Cram, Spencer E. Crehan, Paul J. Crocker, Samuel W. Cukor, Richard M. Curtiss, Edgar F. Dabrowski, Theodore J. Danforth, Theodore L. Davis, Arthur C. Davis, John E. Day, Durfee L. Dean, Abner Denby, Richard A. Denham, Daniel Derby, Gordon H. Dickerman, R. Vance Dickey, Robert M. Dilley, Robert V. Dingman, Charles W. Dodge, Rodney W. Donner, Roger B. Douglas, Walter D., 2nd Downey, William H. Dwyer, Charles W. Eagan, Thomas F., Jr. Ecker, Arthur D. Eldredge, H. Wentworth Elmer, Edward 0., Jr. Lane, Harold H. Langenbach, Edward R. Lapidus, Wilbur R. Laughton, Armine W. Leach, A. Searle Leuthner, John G. Levison, Melvin S. Lill, George, 2nd Little, William E. Loveland, David S. Lull, Arthur S. Lyall, James Maas, Edward J., Jr. McAllister, Charles S. McCarthy, Henry J. McCord, Frank P. McDonald, W. Clifford McDonough, John T. McElroy, James F. Mclntyre, William H. MacKechnie, John G. McKenney, Leo F. McKnight, Frank B. McLean, E. Allan MacMillan, Benjamin McQueeny, Charles A. Magee, Gray M. Marsh, William H. Martin, Albert G. Martin, John 8., Jr. Marx, Arthur G. Marx, Charles S. Mason, Howard F. Matteson, Willard E. Maynard, Ralph T. Mecutchen, Edward T. Mendell, Charles S., Jr. Merriam, Joseph P. Mertens, Adolph A. Miller, Blaine H., Jr. Miller, E. Spencer Miller, George H. Miller, William C. Milos, John F. Minehan, William B. Montgomery, Wilder P. Moore, Ernest H. Moore, G. Bedell Morris, Edward W. Morrow, Earle L. Mumrna, Charles L. Myllykangas, Lauri E. Neely, Hugh F. Nelson, John M. Nichols, Charles M. Nickum, George C. Nims, Charles S. Nims, Ralph O. Noyes, Albert K. Nutt, William F. O'Brien, Arthur I. O'Connor, Edwin J. Oelman, Robert S. O'Keeffe, Adrian F. Oleksiw, Nicholas B. Omasta, Samuel O'Neill, Charles K. Page, Lincoln R. Palmer, William E. Park, Robert E. Pastore, Edward W. Patterson, J. Thomas Patterson, Reed M. Peacock, John A. Peterson, Roland F. Phillips, George L. Phinney, William L. Picken, Edward C. Pierce, W. Parker Pitkin, Edgar S. Porter, Richard S. Power, Clifton W. Pratt, Malcolm L. Proctor, George N., 3rd Quinn, Francis X., Jr. Radin, Harold E. Reno, John H. Rhetts, C. Edward Rice, James W., Jr. Williams, Thomas F., Jr. Willson, Eugene B. Wilson, Douglas E. Wilson, William L. Winslow, Charles E. Wolfe, Gilbert L. Wolff, Allan 1., Jr. Wolff, Willard C. Wollaeger, Eric E. Woodring, E. Douglass Woodruff, William E.

Anderson, Courtney A. Anderson, Kenneth L. Anderson, Robert R. Andres, Harold A. Andrews, Leon F. Engstrom, Charles G. Esersky, Joseph Evans, Peter B. Ewing, John R. Fannin, James C. Farley, Walter L. Felker, Charles H. Feltner, John B. Fenton, Arthur T. Findlay, Ronald.W. Fisher, Richard Flynn, Edward A. Frame, J ames T., Jr. Frankel, George E. Fraser, Kenneth*W. Fraser, Robert W. Fraser, William S., Jr. Frederick, Robert G. Freeman, Gaylord A., Jr. Freeman, John B. Gaffprd, Thomas F., Jr. Galley, Henry W., Jr. Garlick, James H., Jr. Garson, Byron J. Gathright, Joseph R. Gehring, Carl W. Geiger, William A. George, Francis E. Gilchrist, Hart D. Gilmore, John A. Gilpatrick, George H. Glickman, Harold Godfrey, James B. Goodwillie, John J. Gorsline, W. Henry, Jr. Gould, Allison A. Grant, William W., Jr. Greenlund, Nelson C. Greig, Roderick F. Griggs, Chandler B. Gristede, Charles A. Groves, Samuel A. Gruen, Edward D. Guernsey, H. Sherwood Hale, Robert L. Hall, Lindsey M. Hall, Malcolm W. Hall, Stephen G. Hallenbeck, Millard O. Hamerstrom, F. N., Jr. Hamilton, Richard A. Hanauer, Edmund M. Hardinge, Franklin, Jr. Harmon, Carlyle H. Harris, Clifford E. Hase, John H. Hausman, Walter J., Jr. Hawkins, George A. Hayden, William R. S. Hays, F. Wilson Hay ward, Oliver S. Hedstrom, Olof H. Henry, Richard M. Herget, John C. Hetfield, George F. Hill, Charles 8., Jr. Hobbs, Orodon S. Hodson, Frank E. Holbrook, Richard G. Holden, Philip L. Holland, Robert C. Holman, Howard F., Jr. Hovey, David Howard, George[C. Howe, Dana H. Huckins, Joseph G.3 Huntley, Robert A. Johnson, Theodore S. Jonas, Ralph F. Karasik, Monroe Kelley, David W. Kent, Edgar H. Kent, Francis W. Ketcham, Larned M. Kimball, James A. Klein, Lester J. Klein, Morton A., Jr. Knight, Richard A. Knight, William H. Richmond, J. Henry Rick, J ames, 3rd Rikkola, Allan A. Robinson, Charles L. Rockhill, Victor E. Rodgers, H. Rand Rogers, John O. Rogers, Nickerson Rolfe, Norman C. Rosen, N. Ned Rosenblum, Elmer M. Ross, Lincoln E. Rubin, Sidney S. Rushton, Joseph G. Ruskay, Joseph A. Russell, Charles M. Russell, F. Forsha Russell, Henry Z. Rusterholtz, Wallace P. Ryan, Michael T. St. Louis, Robert W. St. Louis, William J. Sampson, Kenneth E. Sankey, Richard E. Schneider, Charles A. Schuldenfrei, William H. Schuyler, William M. Seder, Harold E. Seepe, Arthur W. Seiden, Milton Seney, Wilson T. Sherman, Saul H. Sieminski, Edmund Slaughter, Fred A. Sloane, Robert R. Smith, A. Thad, Jr. Smith, Elgene A. Smith, Montague T. Smith, Stephen W. Smith, William H., 2nd Snow, Tower C. Soule, Parker F., Jr. Speigel, Arthur H. Spotts, Robert L. Steck, William F. Stevens, George N. Stoddard, Donald A. Stud well, Edward F. Sumner, Charles M. Sutton, Allard A. Swift, William 8., Jr. Symonds, Edmund A. Syrek, Mitchell R. Tarr, George L. Taylor, H. Lewis Taylor, Sam M. Taylor, Wesley O. Tetzlaff, Frederick W. Thompson, Ward E. Thorn, Craig, Jr. Thursfield, Richard E. Toomey, David E. Torras, Alvaro G. Tucker, Lawrence H. Uglow, George S. Vernon, Hoiiis E. Wagner, Robert S. Walker, Harry S.,Jr. Walker, William E. Wallace, Robert A. Walsh, William J. Walter, Hart E. Wardle, Ralph M. Warne, Charles C., Jr. Warwick, Jack R. Waterman, William B. Watson, Joseph C. Weatherley, John S. Wein, George H. Weisert, John C. Welch, Frank K. West, Edwin A. Weston, Payson G. Whitcher, Wendell J. Whitehill, Buell 8., Jr. Whittinghill, Maurice Williams, Roger P. Williams, Stanley E. Williams, Stephen B. Woodward, Harry R.} Jr-Zinn, Martin, Jr. 1Memorial gift from hisbrother, Mr. Robert pBurroughs *2l.2Memorial gift from hisclassmate, Mr. Richard G.Holbrook.3Memorial gift from'hisclassmate, Mr. Basil PAustin.

Secretary, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. 31 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains, N. Y. REUNION! ! ! You're coming, aren't you?