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Announcing the New Cornell Alumni Directory The 1967 edition of the Cornell University Directory of Living Alumni, containing the names, addresses, and class information of some 110,000 Cornell alumni, is now available. With more than 1,200 pages, the Directory contains three sections: an alphabetical listing (with cross references for married alumnae), a listing by class, and a listing according to geographical location. Attractively bound in red cloth and printed on fine paper, this book will be a must for all class officers and a treasured reference for every alumnus. Upon receipt of your check for $15, your copy will be mailed, postpaid, directly to you from the printer. Make checks payable to Cornell University, and mail to: Alumni Directory 114 Day Hall Cornell University Ithaca, New York 14850
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Class Reunions in Ithaca June 15-17
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a full report on Miss D'angers' dan
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