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Paul
Cy Pesek,Jr.
Secretary
Irving
F. Jenson, Jr.
Treasurer
James
W.M. Monde
AYA Delegate
W.
Murray Buttner.
Chair of Agents
Class
Council
Willis
C. Arndt
Harris J. Ashton
David L. Banker
Richard
G. Bell
William L. Bernhard
Howard M. Brenner
Robert A. Bryan
W. Murray
Buttner
Donald K. Clifford, Jr.
Christopher A. Forster
S. Joseph Fortunato
John A. Franciscus
Frederick Frank
Richard Gilder
William W. Grant
James A. Greer II
Irving F. Jensen, Jr.
Charles B. Johnson
Steven J. Kumble
Carlton
F. Loucks
Robert A. Martin
Thomas L. McLane
Russell W. Meyer, Jr.
Marvin E. Miller
James W.M. Monde
T. Ballard Morton, Jr.
William K. Muir, Jr
C. Paul Pesek, Jr.
Robert C. Quinlan
E. Leigh Quinn
Russell S. Reynolds,Jr.
G. Barrett Rich, IV
Elihu Rose
Carl B. E. Shedd
George A. Shutt
Joel E. Smilow
Gaddis Smith
George L. Spaeth
J. Clayton Stephenson
James Thompson
Charles T. Treadway,iII
Charles G. Watson
Martin T. Whitmer
Howard H. Williams, III
Samuel McC. Yonce
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Boston
Mini-Reunion: June 1-4, 2010

Minutemen deliver hat trick!
San Francisco,
Washington and now Boston!
Special credit goes
to Jim McNeely,
Phil Heymann Bob Martin and all the Minutemen
for their event planning and coordination efforts.
Photo review:
Welcome dinner at the Harvard Club
Thompson Island cruise and clambake dinner
Lectures at the Harvard Law School
Somerset Club dinner and dance
Photos by Elliot Novak
music by the Branches Steel Orchestra
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55th Reunion sets new
record:
$66,545,454 and still counting!
143 classmates and 113 guests
Read all
about it in our class notes here

Irv Jensen presented a
giant check to Fiona Baker of the university
Photos of our
reunion
To see who signed up, click
here (not final list)
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Can Mory's be saved?
Have an opinion or
an idea? Let's hear from you!
Email Our
Website: Editor@Y54.org
Yale Daily News articles about
Mory's
Mory’s
schedules comeback for fall ’09
Labor
Costs helped tople Mory's
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The Smilow Cancer Hospital will Open in
2009
Yale-New Haven Hospital (YNHH) and Yale University announced that Joan and Joel E. Smilow (Yale College '54) gave a major gift to support the new, 14-story cancer hospital currently under construction at Yale-New Haven. The comprehensive patient care facility will be known as the Smilow Cancer Hospital.
Full story.
Surveillance Sanity
By BENJAMIN CIVILETTI, DICK THORNBURGH and WILLIAM
WEBSTER
Read
the WSJ editorial op-ed, Oct. 31, 2007
Visit the Dick Thornburgh Collection at the University of Pittsburgh
Charles B. Johnson (left) and Nicholas F. Brady (right) were presented with Nathan Hale Awards by President Richard C. Levin in honor of their gift supporting the expansion of the Grand Strategy Program.
Story
Need some levity? Email of the year
Gerald Grinstein retires with class
Read
WSJ story
Class of 1954 Chemistry Building
officially opened
Click here to see
Yale article
Astonishing
College
Admissions Tactics
The
class of 1967 Listserve brought to our attention the eye-opening magazine
articles below. Page urls may change, so if you are unable to secure the articles, email our
website and we will forward
them by email.
GETTING
IN The social logic of Ivy League admissions
Does
Meritocracy Work?
The Best Class that Money Can Buy
USN&WR Top National College Rankings 2006
We would like to encourage your submissions --articles, books,
etc. that you believe would be of interest to our class.
Letter
to T.D. classmates from Jay Greer
We
welcome more correspondence from classmates as space in the Class Notes
is limited.
Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks
has gala opening on July 4th, 2006
Read
the N.Y. Times story More information is available as well at
the museum
website.
Richard Gilder and Lewis Lehrman: Interviewed on C-SPAN
Read the History New Network review
Chris Forster gets Yale Medal!
"Commitment to Yale has been
your byword for fifty years. Forging a record of peerless service
to the University and your class, you have served as Class Secretary,
Treasurer, Class Council member, 40th and and 45th Reunion Co-Chair, and
as an active leader of your class's Reunion Gift Committees."

New assignment for Dick Thornburgh
(CBS/AP) CBS News on Wednesday named former Pennsylvania governor and U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh and retired Associated Press president chief executive Louis D. Boccardi to an independent panel to probe a story about President Bush's National Guard service.
Gilbert Grosvenor awarded Medal of
Freedom

Photo: Mark Thiessen, National Geographic
In a June 23 ceremony at the White House,
George W. Bush awarded the National Geographic's Chairman of the Board
with the country's highest civilian honor- second only to the Medal of
Honor given by Congress for military valor. "We honor him
todav for his good stewardship of a great American Institution,"
said the President.
To learn more about the award and the
other recipients this year, go to the
Medal of Freedom website.
From the Anonymous Class Survey:
What books do we read
and
who are our favorite authors?
Here
are our favorite actors,
actresses, movies and music
What are our
favorite electronic toys?
What is our personal net worth and
and how does it vary by occupation,
geography and happiness level?
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Harvard’s Late Comeback Decides The Game, 14-10

photo by Elliott Novak
Photos
Rodney Reynolds. (photo by Ron Waite,
Photosportacular)
Crimson Scores Twice in Final 6:46 for Win
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Harvard quarterback Collier
Winters' 32-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Chris Lorditch with
1:32 remaining capped a late comeback for Harvard and gave the Crimson
a 14-10 win in the 126th edition of The Game Saturday
afternoon at the Yale Bowl, Class of 1954 Field. The Crimson scored
twice in the final 6:46 after being kept off the scoreboard on their
first seven drives of The Game by the Yale defense, including a
goal-line stand by the Bulldogs in the third quarter.
The game-winning touchdown came three plays after the Bulldogs
attempted to catch Harvard off-guard by running a fake punt on
fourth-and-22 from the Yale 25. Senior linebacker Paul Rice, who had
been a part of two successful runs on fake punts earlier in the
season, took the snap from center and pitched it to freshman safety
John Powers, who took off down the left sideline. But Harvard
defensive back Anthony Spadafino upended Powers seven yards shy of the
first down.
ON
THE MORALITY CULTIVATED BY COMMERCE
by Sandy Muir
NFL’s Williams Named Football Coach
Tom Williams, a defensive assistant for the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars, has been named the Joel E. Smilow '54 Head Coach of Football. Williams coached at the college level for 11 years before joining the NFL. A captain on the Stanford University football team, Williams served on the collegiate coaching staffs at Hawaii, Stanford, Washington and San Jose State before his tenure at Jacksonville. Williams is the first African American head football coach at Yale and the second ever in the Ivy League.
Yale
Shuts Out
Princeton
14-0
and weather shuts out
bowl
Photos

Photos by Elliott
Novak
The grand dedication
of the Yale Bowl
Class of 1954 Field at the Coxe Cage Nov'07
Harvard 37, Yale 6. N.Y.
Times story
(But Y'54 scored at half-time!)
Photos of dedication and game
Photos by Elliott
Novak, Carl shedd
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The Washington, DC
Mini-Reunion
has a record turnout - Photos
Photos by Joyce and
Elliott Novak, Carl Shedd
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2006
Mini-reunion in New Haven
Photos by Elliott Novak
San Francisco not so Mini-Reunion
A good time was had by all April 20-23
thanks to the great efforts and planning by the reunion committee
composed of Bill Bardeen, Charlie Johnson, Bob Martin, Sandy Muir, Ivan
Poutiatine, Barrie Rich, Bill Stone '52, Wally Stuhr, Tom Swartz, Putney
Westerfield '51, and Mason Willrich.
Lots of pictures -click on "photos" and be patient!
Photos by Elliott Novak, Carl
Shedd
Welcome dinner at the St. Francis
Yacht Club - Photos
Friday Daytime activities - Photos
Dinner at the Pacific-Union Club - Photos
Saturday Daytime activities - PhotosClass Dinner at Carolands Chateau -
Photos
Sunday Farewell Brunch at Top of the Mark - Photos
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