1899

Again this year, May birthday felicitations to Dearborn, Hawkes, Hoban, Kendall, Lynch and Whittier, all of whom arc planning to attend the Reunion in June.

Post cards were sent to. all members of the class who were not at the Roundup, with greet sings from those present, all of whom signed the card. This was planned and done by GeorgeClark. Lute Oakes later sent the following message: "Dear Classmates:

"It was mighty nice of you to think of me on March 5. I believe I have been able to attend only one roundup and that one still carries very fond memories for me. I will be unable to write each one of you who signed the postal card, so please know from this that I greatly appreciated your fine act. Hoping to see you in June, and with kindest regards and best wishes."

The Benezets now have six grandchildren. Jeremy David, brother of Louis P. 2nd, has joined the flock. Benny, as usual, is leading a busy, bustling life. At Bradley University in Peoria, Ill., he teaches three courses, one in History, one in Sociology, one in Education. He is a director of freshman orientation, meeting 810 boys and 220 girls of the Class of '52 once a week for lectures and discussions of their problems. He gives six of the University lectures, including one on Shakespeare. He serves on three faculty committees: Athletics, Curriculum Revision and Advisory to the President. He is writing a book on Shakespeare. Retired? Huh!

As of this date, April 4, room reservations for the 50th number 70. Total attendance will probably be nearer 80, family members in-cluded. Your Secretary will be in Hanover early this month and will check on arrangements made for yourcomfort and enjoyment. Complete program, if not now in your hands, will reach you shortly.

A reminder from P. Winchester: "Don't forget the Alumni Fund." Can someone find Baldwin and bring him to the Reunion?

Secretary, The New York Times 229 West 43rd St., New York 18, N. Y.

Treasurer, 34 Brighton Rd., Worcester 6, Mass.

Class Agent, 659 Allen St., Syracuse 10, N. Y.