1895
ABOUT OUR 55TH REUNION
I understand that printed programs showing dates and events of Commencement week activities were mailed from the College secretary's office to members of reunion classes early in May. Nevertheless, I have had requests for such information from classmates and consequently I embody in these notes detailed information hoping the MAGAZINE will be sent out early in June, at least a week before Commencement.
Graduating Class and Classes of 1885, 1890, 1895, 1900, 1925.
Friday afternoon, June 9. Arrival of Alumni and Guests of Seniors Headquarters in Domitories Class Day Exercises, 3:30 on the Campus
Friday evening. Class Reunion Banquets Concert by the Dartmouth Band, 7:30 Reception at the President's House for Seniors, Faculty, Alumni and their Guests, 8:30 Glee Club Concert, 9:30 Senior and Alumni Dance, 10:00
Saturday noon, June 10, 12:00 Alumni-Senior Luncheon and Meeting the General Association of Alumni at the gymnasium, with addresses by President Dickey and representatives of the senior and alumni reunion classes
Saturday afternoon Baseball, Dartmouth vs. Holy Cross, 2:30 Golf, Tennis, Swimming, Outings Dartmouth Movies, 4:00 Fraternity Reunions, 5:00
Saturday evening Class Banquets Dartmouth Movies, 8:00 Concert by the Dartmouth Band, 8:00 Dartmouth Players, "Light Up the Sky", 9;15
Sunday morning, June 12 Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises, 11:00 Class Memorial Services
To my knowledge we have one and only one great-grandfather in our Class. Col. H. SheridanBaketel is the distinguished one. In fact he is twice a great-grandfather. He has a great-granddaughter. He also has a greatgrandson, born June 9, 1947, in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Thomas Cathcart Leonards III is the name he bears. I understand that in due time the great-grandson may be entered for a college education either at the University of Pennsylvania or Dartmouth College.
Speaking of greats, grands and just plain Dads, Arthur Bugbee '95 writes that his younger son is ready for College and would like to enter Dartmouth next fall and keep up the tradition of the family from father, 1895, down the century as follows: '91, '89, '74, '72, '69, '66, '64, and '28. Quite a list of grands, greats, great-greats, and three greats.
Secretary, White River Jet., Vt. Treasurer, PROF. Eagle Hotel, Concord, N. H. Class Agent, 8 Zamora St., Jamaica Plain 30, Mass.
