The above masterpiece was created by John Hutton '82, as the 1950 banner was being put up during the P-rade on front campus. You may be able to figure out who John '82's father is.    The picture was used for the cover of the 2012 Reunions Handbook.   John '82's web site is  www.huttonillustrator.com   63rd Reunion. It was very hot and very humid, both Friday and Saturday. This was all Gov. Christie's fault. Bill Osborne did his marvelous job of organizing the Friday dinner at the air conditioned top floor of Fine Tower. Attendees - AL and Joan ABBOTTS,> DAVE and Phyllis BILLINGTON and daughter Jane > JIM and Marjorie BILLINGTON > JACK and Lela BOGARDUS > BILL CAMPBELL > BILL DIPPEL > DAVE and Elaine DORAN > STU DUNCAN > PETE ERDMAN > LES and Terry FREEDMAN > BILL and Aline HAYNES > TEX and Nancy LAMASON > DAVE MCALPIN > JOHN MINTON and Cee Kase > BILL OSBORNE > JACK ROBINSON and Addie Vogel > CHARLIE ROSE and Beth Rose '77 > BILL and Nancy SCHLUTER > FRED SCHLUTER > > At the P-Rade, > > BOB and Marion CRONHEIM > > Seen on campus > > HENRY POWSNER > > Both outgoing and incoming Presidents greeted us from the reviewing stand. > > Keep the faith! > > Charlie > >       THE AMERICAN QUEEN Mini Mini   Attendees – Bob Brown and Barbara Schlatter, Pete and Sally Anson, F Jeremy Main, Bill and Barbara Winters, Lew and Sis Bancroft, Dick and Phoebe Ford, Jim Garvey and Jane Williams, Sid and Jean Fox, Charlie Rose. Organized by Jim Wallace.  Good job! One night in the luxurious St. Paul Hotel and two nights on the Mississippi cruising Lake Pepin through locks with stops at Lake Pepin to see items such as an ornate wooden ex-church where the GAR was supposedly formed and a logging camp and then Red Wing...  One major high point was the National Eagle Center.  They rescue injured birds and give them a happy life.  Then a small boat ride around that part of the river to see nesting eagles.  Remember at the Seattle Mini when we were thrilled to see two Bald Eagles in a tree from the boat.  Conservation has really brought back the population.  Probably getting rid of lead shot helps.  One piece of lead shot ingested from an animal that has been shot can kill an eagle. The travel agent (Randol Key at Vacations To Go) provided us with a bottle of bubbly in the room and a very generous on board credit. Lots of great evening entertainment, marvelous care by the crew and fine accommodations, topped off by excellent Princeton companionship...         Dedication of the 1950 Ivy Stone, seen between Haynes and Fred Schluter.  Duncan and Rose were Marshalling on front campus.  Where are their priorities.  It only took us 62 years to get the stone in place.           Mini Reunion Attendees Al and Joan Abbotts,  Bill and Katie Ahrens,  Lew and Sis Bancroft,  Dave and Phyllis Billington,  Jack and Lela Bogardus,  Bob Brown and Barbara Schlatter,  Anne Buxton,  Bill Campbell, Don and Eva Cohn,  Bob and Marion Cronheim,  Bernie and Pat Dempsey,  Bill Dipple,  Pete Erdman and Virginia Crawford,  Dick and Pheobe Ford,  Sid and Jean Fox,  Ted Friend and Maryka Ohlberg,  Jim Garvey and Janie Williams,  Joe Green,  Charlie and Deeann Gutenkunst,  Bill Haynes,  Lance and Patricia Hoskins,  Bob Kelly and Bonnie Hawkins,   Bill and Bette Kramer,  John and Diana Lewis,  Gates and Ellen Lloyd,  Blair and  Keith Macdonald,  Mac and Honor MacLean,  Jack and Adrienne Maxwell,  Dave McAlpin,  Dick and Mary Jane Mentzinger,  Roland and Merle Minda,  Hugh and Ann Morgan,  Bill Osborne,  Eileen Perley,  Ken and Garie Perry,  Dutch and Diane Prioleau,  Anne Raleigh-Schulte,  Bob Read,  Jack Robinson and Addie Vogel,  Charlie Rose,  Bob and Sylvie Schelling,  Jack Sheppard,  Jim and Aline Wallace,  Bill and Barbara Winters,  Steve and Betty Zimmerman .   The Band has officially named this formation "The Class of 1950 Marching P".                                     -                  Ouida Davis, our Class Associates Chairman  died on 14 Dec 2012.    An extract from her obit follows.     Mrs. Davis was a lifelong dedicated volunteer and community activist undertaking numerous local, regional and national leadership roles. In the 1960s, despite her Republican roots, she also actively campaigned with and supported her husband as a Democrat in the West Virginia House of Delegates and State Senate. Her only notorious disagreement was his vote in favor of daylight savings time when it began as a state option. It passed by one vote — and she was known never to have changed her clocks and perpetually ran on standard time. Class obits - Full obits are available in the Memorial link on the left after they are published in PAW.                                 NOTES. We do not list email addresses on this web site, since they are not password protected.   You can get addresses for classmates who have listed them with Alumni Records by clicking on Tigernet. Hank Rentschler says:    Please keep your addresses, telephone numbers, etc. current.   The only way to do this is to have the ALUMNI RECORDS computer up-to-date.  Send changes to:   ALUMNI RECORDS Princeton University P.O. 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