Class of 1921

Ted Merriam -was married in Honolulu, Hawaii, on February 20 to Miss Marian Maynard, daughter of Mrs. E. L. Maynard of Sheboygan, Wis. Mrs. Merriam is a graduate of Ripon College. Ted has been associated with the Bank of Hawaii since shortly after packing out of Hanover.

A daughter, Helen Diane, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chamberlaine on March 1 of this year. Strike one—on potential Beta legacies. "Psychy" Harry is reputed to be cutting a significant figure with N. W. Ayer and Son; at any rate he has been visiting the Tuck School as one of those itinerant lecturers.

Frank Cosgrove came up for a little exercise recently,—just to break away from supervision over the adjustments for the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company.

Ed Luedke came in all the way from Minneapolis to represent the Northwest alumni at the recent meeting of the Secretaries Association. Yes, Ed is still making shoes.

C. L. Healy is assistant district traffic manager of the John Beekman district of the New York Telephone Company in New York city.

R. H. Potter is north suburban district manager of the Metropolitan division of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company in Boston.

The following are rumors: (Please verify) Dick Barnes has taken over the , Nokol agency for Worcester with his dad.

John P. Mitchell is an assistant professor of economics at Michigan, after an admirable bit of graduate work at Harvard.

Tom Norcross is going to be married,—in lune?

The class of 1920 has already contributed its quota to the Alumni Fund. We stand around 60%. To h--- with '20, let's go!

Secretary, Hanover, N. H.