Thankfully, there are no deaths to report at this time—that bodes well for our reunion. I, for one, am looking forward to it, having spent the entire spring either in the hospital or rehab. First with pneumonia and then a broken hip that required two different surgeries! I am in rehab as Evelyn helps me write this but hope to be home in a few days. Commencement has come and gone, and now we are in the midst of reunions, hoping for sun and warm weather. It has been a cool spring, and a lot of rain recently. The flora and fauna have been spectacular this year—we closely resemble a rain forest! As of this writing, 26 people are planning to attend the 70th reunion. If you are not one of them, how about signing up soon? The alumni relations office, particularly Jennifer Casey, is working diligently to make it a memorable occasion for all. You will have received more details about the reunion in an August mailing from Jennifer, and I know Peter has planned another epic ’39 Out urging everyone to come. It will be an historic fall, not just for us, but also for our new president, Dr. Jim Kim. I suspect we will have a chance to meet him. —Robert L. Kaiser, 37 Rayton Road, Hanover, NH 03755; (603) 643-4320