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Historical/Obsolete Directories Online Registration Add/Change Forms

Alumni registrations are used for class reunions and to post new/changed email addresses, for individuals, on specific class pages.
The information published on this site, as of June 2003, will include the individual's name, class year, city, state, occupation, Alumni Web Site/Pages (if provided) and email address of those who register or change their registration. This information will be available on the individual's class page.

This data will also be forwarded, upon request, to the individuals who are coordinating class reunions. One general directory, for all classes, will no longer be published. The directory links below are for historical purposes only and may not reflect an individual's current status.

Alumni Web Site/Pages - Alumni Personal/Business web page addresses.

Online Forms to Add/Change Alumni Data:

Registration ADD My Data Form

- Use this form if you are not listed in the directory at all.

Registration CHANGE My Data Form - Use this form if you need to change your exisiting registration information, for example to change your email address.

One general directory, for all classes, will no longer be maintained and published on this site. The directory links below are for historical purposes only and may not reflect an individual's current status.

Obsolete/Historical Directory links include:

Alumni Email Directory - removed Feb 29, 2004

- (184k+) alumni email addresses

Alumni Address Directory (770k+) - a directory compiled from alumni website registrations, this is no longer being maintained.

IHS Directory, Classes 1873 - 1925 (149k) - a directory compiled of 1,178 alumni, as published in the Alumni book, "History of the Union School". The book was published in 1925 and contained the names and address of each alumnus, as of 1925.

Here's a breakdown on some of the first names, which appeared most frequently amongst the class members from 1873 to 1917. 'Mary' was the favorite for female names, followed closely by Anna, Helen, Nellie, Elizabeth, Grace, Florence, Carrie and Mabel. On the male side, Princess Dianna wouldhave been right in style with her choice for the Princes' names. The top two names for male graduates were 'William' and then 'Harry'. Other favorite male names were Frank, Fred, Charles, George, Arthur and John.