CLASS OF 1918

The grand old team of Gustafson-Zulick is busted. Zulick is now a shoe manufacturer in Orwigsburg, Pa., and the genial Swede is the Michigan and Indiana sales manager for the National Sweeper Division of Torrington, Conn. They make vacuum sweepers.

Herm Smith is now tea taster for Carter, Macy, and Company of New York, Americas largest tea concern.

G'. A. Russell was a cop on the Boston police force during the strike, otherwise in second year at Harvard Business School.

Bob Ritter is now with Kock Brothers, men's furnishings, Allentown, Pa.

Walt Wood is in Troy, N. Y., reporter for the Times.

Parker Poole is with Haskell Silk Company, Westbrook, Me.

Jud Birkenmayer is representing the General Fireproofing Company in Maine.

Cush Strout is in a law office in Portland Me.

McBride is teaching at Alamosa, Colo.

Chandler is at Harvard Law School; likewise Harry Collins and Howdy Park.

Dick Willey is with the Remington Arms Company in the Woolworth Building New York.

Glendening is doing graduate work in chemistry at Columbia.

Gene Clark is at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Skip Mills is in graduate work at Harvard.

Aishton is with the Commercial National Bank of Chicago.

Rau is in Middletown, Ohio, doing work for the Westinghouse, Church, Kerr Construction Company.

Wales is in Harvard Business School.

Freddie Morse is at Massachusetts Agricultural College.

Wallis is teaching at Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind.

MacBeen is in the business school of Syracuse University.

Shellman is at Bryant and Stratton Business College, Wilmette, Ill.

Dusty Rhodes has been appointed vice consul to the American consul general at London. He has been working on the HartfordCourant since his discharge from the army.

Homer Johnson was married to Miss Mae Belle Krumman of Sioux City, lowa, June 28.

George M. Davis, Jr., was married in New Rochelle, N. Y., September 24, to Miss Dorothy Douglas.

Tom Campbell is at Boston Tech for electro-chemistry. .Richard C. Campbell, 3d, was born January 29, 1919.

Dan Shea is in the stock and bond department of E. H. Rollins and Company, Boston.

C. F. Echterbecker is at Columbia working at psychology on the Dartmouth fellowship.

George Daniels is in Harvard Medical School.

H. Bissell Doty was married to Miss Sadie Pope of Owensville, Ky., in Washington, D. C, June 27.

Liscord is teaching at Loomis Institute, Windsor, Conn.

Carleton A. Potter is in Sofia, Bulgaria, in the interests of the Standard Oil Company.

Lewis Hobart Cousens was married in Arlington, Mass., June 11, to Helen Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Greene,' a graduate of Smith in 1917. Mr. and Mrs! Cousens are living in Salem.

Secretary, Clifford L. Meredith, 1926 Fifth Ave., Troy, N. Y.