Class of 1902

Augustus N. Parry has resigned as sales manager of the Queensboro Corporation, and is now associated with Mr. F. G. Randall in the general real estate business. His office is located at 36 Twenty-fifth St., Jackson Heights.

William Howard, Jr., is now with the Manufacturing Trust Company, 139 Broadway, New York city. His new home address is 632 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York.

Kendall Banning is co-editor of a book entitled "How to Build Your Radio Receiver," which will be published profusely illustrated in 5,000 copies by Popular Radio, Incorporated.

Charles Goddard has recently emerged as a writer of short stories and with great success. He has contributed several amusing articles to Snappy Stories. The Secretary is informed by the editor that Goddard's first story was accepted promptly. "His stories are in distinctly lighter vein, and are characterized by a cynical humor and a shrewd understanding of human nature that gives them a quality peculiarly their own and peculiarly a reflection of Goddard. I should not be surprised to see him develop into a fiction writer of importance,"

Secretary, Princeton, N. J.