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...thick, bulging Class of 27's 25th Reunion Report, almost every member of the class contributed a few paragraphs on what he had done and was now doing since he had graduated from the college...
Masakatsu Hamamoto, who describes himself as "the only Oriental in my class," traveled farthest to be at the reunion, coming from Tokyo, Japan. He is combining the trip with business, for the import and export firm of J. Osawa and Co., Ltd. of Tokyo and Kyoto. Asked how he was enjoying the mob meeting, he answered that he was enjoying it, but "it takes a while to go back 25 years; to put myself back that far. When I do, though, my classmates look pretty much the same as over to me--happy, confident, and yet serious when needs...
Meanwhile, the Class of '52, a quart of a century away from their big reunion were having a time last right, to clustered in the Lowell Courtyard an dressed in formal attire, almost 1000 them and their dates danced to the music of Blue Barron and his orchestra had a midnight supper, and stayed a until 2 in the morning savoring that last nights at college Today they will file into the Tercentenary Theatre to Class Day exercised, and top the day of with a moonlight cruise aboard the Boston Belle in 'Boston Harbor...
There is a bright spot in the report, however, The Class of '42, only ten years out of college, has already matched the reproduction rate of the Class of '27, and has 15 more years of fertility ahead of it before its 25the reunion. The Bureau says the men of '42 may be the first college class in recent history to produce enough children to replace itself. Among Harvard graduates, the average is already 1.45 children apiece...
...week-old Todd Alled Gibstein is the newest Class of '27 son. Born on June 3 in New London, Connecticut, he kept father Edward Gibstein from attending his 25th reunion. Both will come to the 50th, however, according to the proud parents...