When the Department Newsletter re-started in 1968, Professor Albert W. Laubengayer (Cornell BChem 1921, PhD 1926, Lecturer 1927, Assistant Professor 1928, Emeritus 1966) began writing a column entitled "Lauby's Cornell Chemical Recollections." These recollections of former faculty, staff, and general department information are a wonderful look back into the history of the department

Listed below are the recollections, listed in order of when they appeared in the newsletter.

March 1968 General Introduction
August 1968 General Information
March 1969 Staff of 1901
August 1969 Henry Feehan
February 1970 Homes of Chemistry
August 1970 "The King" Louis Monroe Dennis
March 1971 Uncle Billy Orndorff
August 1971 Wilder Dwight Bancroft, "Banty"
March 1972 Emile Monnin Chamot, "Chammy"
August 1972 George W. Cavanaugh
March 1973 Arthur Wesley Browne, "AWB", "Brownie"
August 1973 Thomas Roland Briggs, "T. R.", "Tommy"
March 1974 Jacob papish, "Jack"
August 1974 Progress Report
March 1975 Peter Joseph William Debye
August 1975 Reunion Open House Report
March 1976 The Semi-Centennial Year for The Baker Non-Resident Lectures 1926-1976
August 1976 The Semi-Centennial Year for The Baker Non-Resident Lectures 1926-1976 continued
March 1977 Baker Lecturer Reminiscences from Edward W. Hughes
August 1977 George Chapman Caldwell
March 1978 Al Blomquist
August 1978 The Non-Academic Personnel of Chemistry Down Through the Years
March 1979 The Non-Academic Personnel of Chemistry Down Through the Years, continued
August 1979 Reunion Open House Report and Contributions from Alumni on Previous Recollections
March 1980 The Non-Academic Personnel of Chemistry Down Through the Years, continued
August 1980 Reunion Open House Report and The Chemistry Picture Gallery
March 1981 The Development of Chemical Education and Research at Cornell
August 1981 Special Memorial Contribution of Melvin L. Nichols