. Une histoire de la classe a obtenu son diplôme à l'Union College, Schenectady, N.Y., le 23 juillet 1863; aussi un record de non-diplômés et un titre d'honneur de ceux qui ont servi dans l'Armée de l'Union et la Marine pendant la guerre civile; Rapports des quarantième et cinquantième réunions, Union College, 1903 et 1913 . S. J. Day: *Je ne peux pas exprimer le plaisir qu'il me permettrait de traverser une fois de plus l'ancien campus de Union et de rencontrer de nouveau de myOld College copains, mais plus que cela est le dévoilement du portrait de Dr. Hickok, ce grand vieil homme whomthe garçons aimaient si bien. Nelson O. Freeman: J'ai une image mentale de l'ancien c

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. A history of the class graduated at Union College, Schenectady, N.Y., July 23rd, 1863; also a record of non-graduates and an honor roll of those who served in the Union Army and Navy during the Civil War; also reports of the fortieth and fiftieth reunions, Union College, 1903 and 1913 . S. J. Day: *I cannot express the pleasure it would afford me tocross the old campus at Union once more and to meet myold college mates again, but more than this is the unveilingof the portrait of Dr. Hickok, that grand old man whomthe boys loved so well. Nelson O. Freeman: I have a mental picture of the old campus and collegeand of the honored men who taught us. Dr. Hickok loomslarge among them. My highest regards to classmatesof 6?>r R. A. Harkness: **I know I should greatly enjoy a visit at Old Union andthe meeting with the boys of 63. Kindly remember mewith best wishes to all the class. Isaac W. Heysinger: I want to get to the 50th reunion. Meantime take allthe affection, respect and admiration I can give for your-self, and all left over for my dear classmates, and theresidue for Old Union, God bless her! B. B. Loomis: My most sincere congratulations to classmates whomeet June 9th under our class tree and celebrate the goodProvidence which prolongs their lives to attend the 50th. Members of the Class of 1863 in the Reunion Classes Costume Parade.June 10, 1913. Class of 1863 73 Chase Roys wrote in Latin on a postal card to hisdear college classmates regretting his inability to meetwith them. Geo. B. Sawtelle: Greetings and best wishes to each and every member ofour class. Much would I enjoy being with you and takingeach by the hand. College days are fresh in my memory. John Wright: It breaks my heart to write that I cannot be with you asintended. Give my love to all the boys of dZ^ The secretary reported that seventeen classmates haddied since the 1903 reunion, viz.: Conant, Conde, Corbett, Easton, Hickok, Hulbert, E. E. Johnson, James G. John-son, Kirkpatrick, Martin, Murdock,

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