| 1929 |
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Affiliation
with Timothy Dwight College |
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The Class held
luncheons in the college and makes regular contributions
towards the Timothy Dwight Library Fund. |
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| 1931 |
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Affiliation
with Saybrook College |
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The Class contributes
regularly to the college library fund and other
special projects, as well as to the Saybrook Memorial
Fund. |
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| 1932 |
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Affiliation
with the Athletics Department |
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As a tribute
to the class's athletes, financial support has been
made to the Athletics Department. |
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Affiliation
with Berkeley College |
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Class activities
include contributions to aid in refurbishing of
the Fellows Lounge. |
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| 1933 |
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AYA
Summer Community Service Fellowships |
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The Class has
supported a student taking part in the AYA's annual
summer fellowship program, which places undergraduates
in community service entities throughout the United
States. |
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| 1934 |
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Scholarships |
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Class of
1934 Scholarship Fund: Established in 1997 to
provide annual support to one or more financial
aid students in Yale College, in perpetuity. |
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| 1936 |
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Scholarships |
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Thomas Francis
Curtin, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund: Established
in 1936 in memory of Mr. Curtin, to provide annual
support to one or more financial aid students who
are seniors in Yale College, in perpetuity.
Class of 1936 Memorial Scholarship Fund:
Established in 1975 to provide annual support
to one or more financial aid students in Yale
College, in perpetuity.
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| 1937 |
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1937
Western Civilization Fund |
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Established
in 1997 for the future support of programs in Western
Civilization studies. |
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| 1939 |
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Scholarships |
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Class of
1939 Memorial Scholarship Fund: Established
in 1946 to provide annual support to one or more
financial aid students in Yale College, in perpetuity. |
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| 1940 |
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Scholarships |
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Class of
1940 War Memorial Fund: Established in 1946
in memory of the thirty-eight members of the Class
who died in World War II; it will provide annual
support to one or more financial aid students in
Yale College, in perpetuity. |
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| 1941 |
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Scholarships |
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Class of
1941 Scholarship Fund: Established in 1997 to
provide annual support to one or more financial
aid students in Yale College, in perpetuity. |
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| 1943 |
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Affiliation
with Berkeley College |
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The Class holds
monthly luncheons at Berkeley College during the
academic year and makes annual contributions to
the Berkeley College Master's Fund. |
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| 1944 |
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Scholarships |
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William C.
Grayson Memorial Scholarship Fund: Established
in 1984 in memory of Mr. Grayson, to provide annual
support to one or more financial aid students in
Yale College, in perpetuity, with preference for
those who demonstrate the qualities of character
exemplified by William Grayson.
Class of 1944 World War II Scholarship Fund: Established
in 1994 in memory of classmates who lost their lives
in World War II; it will provide annual support
to financial aid students in Yale College, in perpetuity,
with a preference for descendants of Class members.
David A. Lindsay Memorial Endowment Fund: Established
in 1999 through funds contributed earlier in memory
of Mr. Lindsay, to provide annual support to one
or more financial aid students in Yale College,
in perpetuity.
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| 1945 |
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Frank
K. Bosworth, Jr. Memorial Lectures |
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Held on campus
each Fall, the Bosworth Lectures bring distinguished
faculty from sister institutions to Yale. |
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| 1946 |
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AYA
Summer Community Service Fellowships |
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The Class currently
supports a student taking part in the AYA's annual
summer fellowship program, which places undergraduates
in community service entities throughout the United
States. |
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| 1949 |
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Affiliation
with Jonathan Edwards College |
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The Class of
1949 has been in affiliation with Jonathan Edwards
College since 1980. The Class Council holds its
fall meeting at JE and has annually supported programs
there, such as the following: renovation of various
facilities and restoration of the grand piano; a
fellowship to promote interaction between graduate
students and undergraduates; travel fellowships
awarded to JE resident students with challenging
projects for the summer; a senior prize for the
student who "has contributed most significantly
to the community"; and student tutors for New
Haven public school children at the elementary level. |
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Dwight
Hall Summer Internship Program |
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The Class supports
one undergraduate's participation in the Dwight
Hall Summer Internship Program each year. Students
work at a not-for-profit organization while learning
about urban issues and community development. |
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| 1950 |
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Scholarships |
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Class of 1950
Korean War Memorial Fund: Established in 1972 to
provide annual support to financial aid students
in Yale College, in perpetuity, with a preference
first for descendants of the Class and then for
students from Korea. |
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| 1951 |
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American
Reads Challenge |
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The Class sponsors
an "Adopt-a-School" program at the Wexler
School in the Dixwell neighborhood of New Haven,
where nearly 100 Yale student mentors work with
third grade students to improve their reading skills. |
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Scholarships |
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Class of 1951
Memorial Scholarship Fund: Established in 2000 as
a lasting memorial to deceased members of the Class;
it will provide annual support to financial aid
students in Yale College, in perpetuity, with a
preference for descendants of the Class.
Larom B. Munson Memorial Scholarship Fund: Established
in 2001 by classmates as a lasting memorial to
Larom Munson; it will provide annual support to
one or more financial aid students in Yale College,
in perpetuity, with a preference for varsity swimmers.
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| 1955 |
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Project
'55 |
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This Class maintains
a fund used to support a variety of non-profit organizations
benefiting the New Haven community, including the
National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship
(NFTE), New Haven Reads, and the Amistad Academy.
In addition, the fund pays for two Dwight Hall Summer
Internships for students who are working on inner
city programs in New Haven. |
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Affiliation
with Trumbull College |
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The Class supports
six annual Trumbull Summer Fellowships, allowing
juniors in the college to travel to the far reaches
of the globe to pursue their academic interests. |
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| 1956 |
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"I
Have a Dream" Project |
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In 1994, the
Class established a program whereby 56 third-graders
at East Rock Elementary School in New Haven would
participate in an after-school program run by Americorps
volunteers. The goal was, and continues to be, to
"follow" and support these students through
their entire primary and secondary school careers,
with the Class ultimately providing funds for those
who choose to go on to post-secondary school education. |
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Davenport
College Affiliation |
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The Class supports
three undergraduate fellows in their pursuit of
independent study in the summer months. |
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| 1957 |
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1957
Music Project |
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Dwight
Hall Summer Internship Program |
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The Class supports
three undergraduates' participation in the Dwight
Hall Summer Internship Program each year. Students
work at a not-for-profit organization while learning
about urban issues and community developmen
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| 1959 |
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AYA
Summer Community Service Fellowships |
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The Class currently
supports five students taking part in the AYA's
annual summer fellowship program, which places undergraduates
in community service entities throughout the United
States. |
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Calhoun
College Affiliation |
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The Class has
enjoyed a longtime association with Calhoun College
through a student liason, who writes an annual newsletter
sent to the Class with the fall dues mailing. During
the winter of 1959, the Class supported a trip to
Ground Zero, in which a number of Calhoun undergraduates
took part. There have also been '59 Calhoun Career
Nights, at which classmates talk to undergraduates
about life after graduation. |
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| 1960 |
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John
Heinz Government Service Fellowship |
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This fund, established
in memory of Senator John Heinz, allows rising juniors
and seniors to participate in summer government
service internships. The review committee is composed
of faculty members appointed by the Dean of Yale
College. |
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Les
Aspin International Public Service Fellowship |
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This fund, established
in memory of Les Aspin, a former member of Congress
and Secretary of Defense, allows rising juniors
and seniors to conduct summer projects on national
security and international affairs. Preference is
given to students enrolled in the International
Studies undergraduate major. The review committee
is composed of faculty members appointed by the
International Affairs Council chair. |
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Branford
College Affiliation |
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The Class supports
the Branford Travel Study Fellowship program, allowing
students in the college to travel to the far reaches
of the globe to pursue their academic interests. |
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Albert
C. Pergam Travel Study |
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| 1961 |
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Scholarships |
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Vincent E.
Teti Scholarship Fund: Established in 1986 in
honor of Mr. Teti to provide annual support to one
or more financial aid students in Yale College,
in perpetuity, with a preference for descendants
of members of the Class.>br>
Andy Block Scholarship Fund: Established
in 1997 in honor of Mr. Block to provide annual
support to one or more financial aid students in
Yale College, in perpetuity.
Frank Bernstein Memorial Scholarship Fund:
Established in 1999 in memory of Mr. Bernstein to
provide annual support to one or more financial
aid students in Yale College, in perpetuity, with
a preference for students from the greater New York
metropolitan area. |
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| 1963 |
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AYA
Summer Community Service Fellowships |
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The Class currently
supports one student taking part in the AYA's annual
summer fellowship program, which places undergraduates
in community service entities throughout the United
States |
| 1964 |
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Affiliation
with the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental
Studies |
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The Class currently
sponsors a summer travelling fellowship for a student
enrolled at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental
Studies and meets annually at the school to hear
the student's report. |
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| 1965 |
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AYA
Summer Community Service Fellowships |
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The Class currently
supports one student taking part in the AYA's annual
summer fellowship program, which places undergraduates
in community service entities throughout the United
States. |
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| 1967 |
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Hilgendorf
Fund |
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This fund was
established after the death of classmate William
Hilgendorf in July, 1967. It provides a grant-in-aid
toYale juniors, selected by a resident Yale committee,
for summer travel and/or study plans outside the
United States. |
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| 1971 |
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Calvin
Hill Day Care Center at Yale Adoption Project |
| 1984 |
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Scholarships |
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Roosevelt
Thompson Scholarship Fund: this Fund was established
in 1990 through gifts contributed earlier by classmates
and friends in memory of Mr. Thompson and will help
to support one or more financial aid students in
Yale College in perpetuity, with a preference for
students from Arkansas. |
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Prizes |
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Roosevelt
Thompson Prize Fund: this Fund was established
in 1990 through gifts contributed earlier by classmates
and friends in memory of Mr. Thompson; the Thompson
Prize is awarded each year to one or more students
who have demonstrated a special commitment to public
service. |
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