CLASS OF 1911

Howard S. (Fat) Power is now with the Franklin Motor Car Company at 722 Beacon St., and is living at Cohasset. Fat reports that as far as he is concerned the automobile business is good and the "Show Week" was quite successful. Both he and Mrs. Power will be at the Tenth.

W. F. (Wee) Kimball, whose engagement was recently announced, has, persuaded the "lady in the case" that the Tenth is really worth while attending, so the name of Mrs. Wee Kimball will soon be added to the list of wives returning for our good time.

J. M. (Dutch) Irwin has recently joined the Cleveland crowd, and is living at 1184 Summit Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio. He is working for the Haserot Company, wholesale grocers, at 521 Woodland Ave., S. E., Cleveland, whose destinies are guided by the wellknown Hank.

Fred W. Long recently made a trip East and stopped in Chicago long enough to telephone some of the boys. He reports himself in fine health, and is hoping to make the Tenth.

Guy C. Steeves has moved to San Francisco, where he will take charge of the business of the Metal Thermit Corporation on the Coast.

L. M. (Les) Harding writes from 914 Linwood Ave., Collingswood, N. J., stating that he hopes to make the Tenth, but that a threatened trip to Mexico this spring may interfere with his plans.

C. M. (Mike) Remele is with Barker Brothers, furniture people, at 724-738 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.

C. R. (Tite) Ward reports from the Lamar School of Law, Atlanta, Georgia, that he hopes to be with us in June. Tite is instructor at the above school, and is residing at 77 Fairlie St., Atlanta.

H. A. (Gabe) Campbell resides at 107 Mundy Ave., El Paso, Texas. His last letter states that he is on his way to Tampico, Mexico, but fully expects to return in time to make Hanover in June.

Secretary, Richard F. Pciul, 98 Milk St., Boston