Class Reunions

Severa! í'tiiversity classes hud very pleasant reuniona during last week. First m age carne that ot '68. Tho clas.s graduated 48 members, 16 of whom vvere present, coming írom wiclely scatterad localities aud different States. Anothec reunión was tixed for 18X8, aud the folluwiug eluss oflicers elected : President, J. Q. A. Fritchey, St. Louis, Ho.; Vice-1'resident, Louis McLouth, Ypsilanti ; Secretary, E. B. Uhandler, Chicago. l'he of '68, wliich graduated 49 members gatliered ló strong. A reunión in 188; was ordered mul the foilowing otticers elected : President, John C. McüHll, Yusilanti ; Secretary, K L. Walter, Aun Albor ; Historian, T. -!. Beynolds, Akron, Ohio. - The class of '75 turiied out 43 strong, several of tho members coming with their wives and bables. A second reunión was put down tor 1881, to be held ander the auspices of officeis as follows : President, C. L. Buckiugluim, Washington, D. C; Secretary, William tr. Doty, Ann Albor; ïreasurer, J. B. McMahon, Ludingtou ; Orator, O. P. Shepardson, Sturgis ; Poet, J. J. Stoddart, Columbus, O.; i'oaat-maater, (jeoige Pautlind, Qrand Rapids.