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May-June 2026
Class Note 1951. On March 6 Harry Carrel ’86 visited with longtime ’51 class secretary Pete Henderson, his wife, Jean, and son John ’82 in Evanston, Illinois.
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March-April 2026
Class Note 1951. Longtime class secretary Pete Henderson has submitted his last column.
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November-December 2025
Class Note 1951. I open with a thank you to all of you who have cheerfully provided news—the life blood of the column and an important key to the connectedness that we all still feel.
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September-October 2025
A few numbers: More than 400 different classmates have been highlighted in these 70-plus columns, more than the number of living classmates when I began reporting (some mentions are of deceased classmates) and 80 percent of the 546 men who graduat
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July-August 2025
Jean and I live two blocks from the Northwestern University campus and the same distance from Lake Michigan (both great walking and exploring territories).
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May-June 2025
A phone call from Art Worden in Florida is always a day-brightener. Art has turned his back on Buffalo, New York, winters and now spends most of the year in Fort Pierce, Florida, living in a condo with one of his daughters.
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March-April 2025
We report with sadness the death of Buck Scott’s wife, Mary. Buck was our first class president following graduation in 1951 and Mary was his indispensable helper.
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January-February 2025
Our classmate Haviland Smith, a retired CIA officer and longtime newspaper columnist, died in June.
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November-December 2024
Joe Spound phoned from his senior living complex in Needham, Massachusetts; it sounds very similar to Jean and my Evanston, Illinois, living accommodations.
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September-October 2024
Quite a few of us “attended” Jack Giegerich’s memorial service in Radnor, Pennsylvania, via Zoom.
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July-August 2024
A recent phone visit with Bob Robinson (Lansdowne, Pennsylvania) was a nice reminder that for many of us these are still interesting, satisfying, fun times.
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May-June 2024
Jean and I are among the very lucky oldsters. We enjoy time with our growing family—we will welcome two more great-grandchildren in 2024. Our senior living community, the Mather, is full of interesting, fun, thoughtful old folks.