CLASS OF 1903

The class of 1903 came back to its three- year reunion this last June at Hanover and found the old College looking better than ever. Headquarters were established in the second story of Ford's plumbing shop. Thirty-six of the fellows appeared, which was a very fair attendance for a third-year reunion, in view of the fact that so many are just completing thieir professional studies and are so widely scattered. United States Consul ''Dud" Warner of Leipsic drew the prize for coming the longest distance. The class had a table allotted to them at the Commons and ate several meals together. As they were too busy to hold any formal meeting the business was adjourned until the five-year reunion. The following men were present: P. E. Whelden, A. E. Hanlon, Robert M. Davis, Karl Skinner, Preston W. Howard, R. E. Lewers, H. D. Cushing, M. B. French, F. O. Hale, A. G. Pratt, Fred Baker, J. P. Wadham, S. P. Warner, Charles Luce, Frank Drown, Frank Wentworth, Nat Batchelder, Doctor Charles Chedel, Edward K. Burbeck, H. L. Kelley, C. H. Farley, H. E. K. Ruppel, R. P. Keyes, Edward B. Schlatter, Andrew Jackson, James F. Smith, Arthur J.Cohen, J. L. Thorpe, E. L. Brown, H. E. Smith, C. B. Hadley, E. H. Kenerson, John McEtroy, H. G. Safford, K. A. Burnham, Harry Watson.