1930s

Robert "Brownie" Eagleston '36 writes: "While many of us will regrettably miss the 66th reunion of our class, don't we all treasure the memories of those past years, Northwestern's contribution to our lives, and its continuing leadership role in the field of education?

Although our members are now approaching that benchmark of 90, it is
impressive to sense the meaningful roles you have played (and may continue to play) in your respective communities. Be assured you have our every good wish and the hope that you will further update us on your news by letter or phone call at 317.462.2719."

Willis H. Guinn '36 writes from Dearborn, Mich.: "I'm on dialysis now, but pleased to report that, contrary to what I'd been told, I feel just as good at the end of a session as I did when it started." Willis retired from the Ford Motor Co.

Robert L. Rothenberg '38 writes from Highland Park, Ill.: "My picture in the alumni directory of 1989 was actually taken at my 50th NU anniversary in 1988. I am very happy to be an NU alum. I received an 'N' for playing baseball (catcher) in 1936, 1937 and 1938. I sold my graphic arts business in 1992, and now I only have to watch my investments so I can live a normal old-age life. My wife of 55 years, Miriam, died in 1995. I turned 85 last July 18." Robert had been president of R. & C. Rothenberg, Co.