1930s

Todd Aaron '33 reflected on a busy life and career in an update to Class Notes. He served four years as a Navy officer in World War II in a variety of capacities, including on an "A" transport ship carrying LCD landing craft. He participated in the D-Day landing on Iwo Jima. After the war, he learned the oil-drilling business in Texas, later forming his own drilling company in Midland, Texas. After 61 years in business, he retired at age 84. His wife died five years ago, and now at age 91, he lives in an attractive retirement home in Midland.

1936
It is hard to believe our class will soon be celebrating its 70th reunion. And looking back, don't we have a wonderful collection of memories! And isn't it inspiring to see the continuing flow of new programs being offered by our alma mater? Here is hoping we see some of you at the next reunion. In the meantime, be assured you have our best wishes. We'd love to have you drop by to pay us a visit here in Greenfield. Or give us a ring at 317.462.2719.

While time has taken its toll on class members, know the years have not reduced our individual interest in Kellogg's reporting of campus news. Be assured that we'd love to receive a brief update on each of you for inclusion in the next issue of Kellogg World magazine. Meantime, our sincerest best wishes.