Class of 1902

Robert M. Leach of Taunton, Mass., has been nominated to complete the term of Congressman W. S. Greene, deceased. The nomination was made in the Fifteenth District of his state. Bob had a lead of over four thousand in his home town. His plurality was 2400. Since the district is Republican, the class may confidently expect a Congressional title.

Thirty 1903 men and twenty-two of their wives attended the Harvard-Dartmouth game. It is rumored that some of the former, who placed their confidence in the green mud hens, profited somewhat by the outcome. About twenty men, a few with their wives, attended the class dinner the Friday night before the game, and some of these later had a theatre party. We seem to be growing gayer with the swift onrushing of the years.

The following '02 men attended the Yale- Dartmouth game, and owing to the fact that the seating is now by classes were grouped together : W. C. Hill, Joe Holmes, Ralph Taylor, Bert Munroe, W. B. Thompson, Arthur Houghton, Frank Drake, Bert Briggs, Al Schilling, Bob Estabrook, Plummer, Jack Cannell, Percy Dorr.

Secretary, Princeton, N. J.