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Corresponding Secretary
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Welcome Yale Class of 1950....Dear Fellow Classmates: We have reached a new plateau of sharing pertinent information about the members of our class. I am delighted that we have finally created a Web page and trust that you will all enjoy the opportunity to become so much better acquainted. The page will be managed by our corresponding secretary Sid Lovett. Consequently, the same information flow is in place via letters, faxes or E-mail to him. There is an abundance of wonderful materials which deserve a much fuller presentation than is possible in the YAM column. The Web page will allow us to bring more information to you. Special ItemsThe Gazette - YALE 1950, Volume 6, July 2009 The Gazette - YALE 1950, Volume 5, January 2009 - In Memory of Bob McLean The Gazette - YALE 1950, Volume 3, October 2007 The Gazette - YALE 1950, Volume 2, June 2007 Where I Belong What ever happened to the 1950 baby? Is There a Solution? In Praise of Jim Fuchs Track Great Jim Fuchs Honored Mini-bios - Yale Class of 1950 The Yale School of Engineering, in 1950, offered two undergraduate degrees: a bachelor of engineering (a BE in various disciplines) and a bachelor of science (BS - called Industrial Administration). Total undergraduate degrees awarded by the School of Engineering on Commencement Day 6/12/50 were 363 including those who graduated in February (1950F). The attached list of mini-biographies is extracted from the "Fifty
Seasons" yearbook produced for our 5CP reunion. Classmates were asked
to recap the 50 years since graduating from Yale and 94 or 27% of School
of Engineers graduates responded. Accomplishments, publications, and activities Yale LinksThe Association of Yale Alumni
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