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September-October 2021

The bad news first: Our vaunted 70th has passed us by two times (thanks to the damn Covid) and so the College is offering a 75th.
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July-August 2021

The most recent bad news is that our 70th (which was postponed to our 71st) has now been postponed to our 75th! Our fearless prez, Bob Kirby, and some of the rest of us do not want to wait ’til then.
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May-June 2021

Some news of passing import: Our prez, Bob Kirby, has scheduled a mini for Homecoming Weekend, October 8-9 (Yale game). Let’s hope the Covid craziness will permit same.
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March-April 2021

I’ve gotten some nice notes from classmates about other classmates, but before I get into that I must tell you that another tree in our forest has fallen.
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January-February 2021

’Tis a sad time to be penning Class Notes. As I write I think that this weekend was to be our vaunted 70th reunion, which of course has been postponed to next year.
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November-December 2020

The sad news is, of course, that our vaunted 70th reunion in October has bit the dust, but then not so surprising I guess.
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September-October 2020

Dear classmates, this is my version of a Gershwin number of the 1930s that the Injunaires did called “Bidin’ My Time.” (Those of you who are voting Republican, go back to bed!)

Joe Biden’s my kind

’Cause that’s the kinda guy I am
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July-August 2020

I got a note (with a $2 stamp—the one with the upside-down bi-wing airplane—philatelists take note) from “big spender” Joe Medlicott advising me of the passing of Sally McCrillis Eldridge (widow of Newc, who passed i
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May-June 2020

This is your class secretary writing with an especially heavy heart at the loss of a giant of the “touch of class”: Jack Harned, past class president, lifelong genial host (with Jilly by his side), team manager during his college yea
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March-April 2020

The big news for all you ’50s is that our once in a lifetime 70th is upcoming October 30 (Friday) to November 1 (Sunday), and the College will pay for rooms and meals for you and one guest!
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Nov-Dec 2019

John “Swede” Swenson, doing archival research on Chicago from ancient French documents, shows its center to be a Native American mound the size of a football field, built circa 1100 A.D.