Word: reunion
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...make the Wednesday night concert successful," Alpers said, "we need a full band." Last year the first four trumpets held summer jobs and could not stay in Cambridge, so the Band was forced to hire professional musicians. The Reunion Committee agreed to pay the $170 bill...
...Band "really wants to play," Alpers stated, citing publicity advantages as a benefit. "It's good for us and it's good for the alumni. They get a big kick out of the Harvard songs. But Band-Reunion relations have been deteriorating since 1954, and each year there are fewer reasons for our staying here...
Alpers admitted that "it's the alumni's reunion, so naturally they don't want Bandsmen hanging around." A series of incidents several years ago led to the decision that Bandsmen and their dates could not attend functions at the Essex...
...hate for us not to play," said Alpers. "But unless the Reunion Committee can offer us sufficiently attractive activities, we just can't afford...
Samuel L. Lowe, Jr. '37, member of the Reunion Committee, said yesterday that the Committee wants the Band to play...