Class of 1897

Billy Balch is at work as engineer for Winston and Company, at Edgefield, S. C. Billy's boy is finishing his course at the University of Maine.

Pat Conway showed up at the Stadium for the Harvard game. He stated to the writer that he had never seen the Dartmouth team lose since Hawley was coaching. Encouraged by this statement your secretary attended the Yale game where Pat was again in evidence. That day a new thing occurred in Pat's life,, for he surely did see the Dartmouth team lose. There was one satisfactory thing about that game. During the last of the last quarter,, when our team was obviously beaten, and., beaten properly, it held together and still fought.

Harold Gibson timed a business trip East accurately so as to fill the week between the Harvard and the Yale games.

George Tent is living at Hatchville, on Cape Cod. His younger daughter has recently been., married.

Secretary, Park Square Building, Boston