CLASS OF 1923

The first big gathering of "twenty-three" men will take place the night before the Harvard game at the Hotel Bellevue. The dinner is set at six P.M. and will be over in time to take in the annual smoker at the City Club. This is only one of many that are planned during the fall and winter months, so let's start off with a good attendance.

Class notes at this time of year are scarce but here goes on what I have.

Sherm Clough has joined the married group and is reported doing well. He has recently changed his position and is now with the Noyes Buick Company of Boston.

Pudge Neidlinger was among those present at the Norwich game getting a line on the new method.

Norm Fermoyle has finished his course at Boston University Law School and is now practicing law in Boston.

Phil Kimball is the latest Dartmouth man to join the crowd selling Frigidaire machines here in Boston.

This is the extent of the material I have on hand at present but will promise more in the next issue providing some mail rolls in during the next few weeks.

Please forward any changes in address at once so that we can keep our mailing list upto-date.

Secretary, 550 Western Ave., Brighton, Mass.