“By the end of the night, the consensus was that complete bonding had occurred”


that complete bonding had occurred and that the evening was reminiscent of evenings years ago in similar company.


Final day – morning The activities of this day had been arranged in the main through the splendid people of the University Development and Alumnus Department, who had given so much help and guidance to our organisers. Being aware of our 50th anni-


versary, they had invited us all to attend the Commemoration Day Honorary Graduations. This event started in early morning with a service in the University Chapel for the Commemoration of Benefac- tors of the University, followed by the honorary graduations in Bute Hall and finished with lunch in the Hunter Hall. The combination of the University Chapel Service


with splendid choral singing, the grandeur of the Bute Hall, the mini reception in the Cloisters, and lastly the luncheon in the Hunter Hall with a special mention of our golden anniversary by the principal in his speech brought to an end our three-day event. Our master planners


Richard and Norman excelled themselves. They have left us with abundant good memories topped off by the production of an updated yearbook full of memorabilia. This was edited and produced by Norman’s daughter, Ylana, and circulated to us all with Norman’s compliments. Our special thanks and hope-


fully continuing the ties we offer to Glasgow University and Glasgow Dental Hospital and School, who welcomed us in ı958 and welcomed us again in 20ı3!


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