1940

The class of 1940 presents a book to the Baker Library in memory of each classmate who has died during the year. The following books have been selected by the library: Howie Akerley—The Chicago Auditorium Building:Adlerand Sullivan'sArchitecture and the City, Bob Blodgett After the Hunt: The Art Collection of William B.Ruger; Don Brown—American ExpressionismArt andSocial Change, 1920-1950-, Bob Brown—The Architecture of Delano and Aldrich; Ben Bryon—The LostWorld of Pompeii; Larry Cate—Everest: Summit ofAchievement; Dick Chase—Abusir:Realm of Osiris; Bob Clark—LeCorbusier:Architect of the Twentieth Century; Bill Coulson—FacingSouthwest.-The Lfe and Houses of John Gaw Meem; Dib Dibble—Glass ThroughoutTime: History and Technique of Glassmakingfrom theAncient World to the Present; Bill Duncan—Desert Eves:An Indian Paradise; Al Eiseman—Eye Contact: ModemAmerican Portrait Drawingsfrom the National Portrait Gallery; Dick Goulder—An Enduring Vision:17thto 20th Century Japanese Paintingfr tom the Gitter-YellenCollection; Bill Harriman—TheArtist in Nature.-ThomasKinkade and the PleinAir Tradition; Hobe Holbein The Age of Van Eyck: The Mediterranean World and Early Netherlandish Painting, 1430-1530; Hotch Hotchkiss—Lavinia Fontana: A Painter and Her Patrons in Sixteenth Century Bologna; Bob Kelley—Ferruccio Vitale: Landscape Architect of the Country PlaceEra; Jack McMahon—Gothic Art in Ireland, 11691550: Enduring Vitality; Bruce Miller—LasMisionesAntiques: The Spanish Missions of Baja, California,1683-1855; Mick Miller—Michael Sweerts (1618-1644); Bob Perry—Flower Portraits: The Life Cycle ofBeauty; Tuffy Reeves—Making Pictures:A Centuryof European Cinematography; Brad Rowland—WhatIf? CollectedWritings,l986-2000;2000;MooSeteamsArtDeco Textiles; Sully Sullivan—Morris & Cos.; Bob Unangst—The Silk Road: Art and History.

Jack Reizell was happy to receive birthday wishes from the class. It's nice to be around to enjoy birthdays, he said.

Bill Mercer is the only member of the class of 1940 who reported that he is an Eagle Scout. Any others?

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