Word: reunioners
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...whole a loss of from two to six years, a period of treading water, of searching around for the right job with the right future. The men married a bit older than most Harvard graduates--experienced observers note a comparative lack of senior sons and daughters at the reunion with a corresponding increase in younger offspring...
...Leroy Anderson '29 who brought the second day of 25th reunion to a boisterous climax. Taking the baton after the intermission, he led "Fair Harvard" and nine of his own arrangements, including two encores. When he tried to sit down and rest between numbers, his classmates' applause refused to allow...
Anderson conducted his "Harvard Sketches," including themes on the Lowell House Bells, A. Freshman in Harvard Square, Widener Reading Room, and the 25th Reunion...
Four professors individually combined, attacked, and reconciled liberal and general educations at the Class of 1929's first reunion symposium yesterday afternoon in Sanders Theater...
...gown were lent to her for the occasion, and recently Grandma complained in TIME (Dec. 28): "They didn't let me keep the cap." After reading TIME'S story, the Sage girls got busy and arranged for Grandma to come to their fifth reunion, where she was pictured admiring her appearance topped off by a mortar board that, this time, she could keep...