Class of 1923

Our class treasurer, Frank Doten, informed me the other day that to date less than ten men had paid their class dues.

The bill for the ALUMNI MAGAZINE alone amounts to over seven hundred dollars. Consequently it will be necessary to receive the dues from the remainder of the class right away.

No doubt the matter has been overlooked, but upon receiving this reminder please mail Frank or me a check for three dollars and a half.

Unless this is done, it will be impossible to subscribe as a class again.

; During the recent Secretaries Meeting in Hanover the matter of the classes subscribing for all their members was discussed. The MAGAZINE was promised at $1.00 per subscription providing every alumnus subscribed.

Pudge Neidlinger, Sammy Sammis, and Dick fowler were in Hanover for the Dartmouth Penn track meet.

This meet, by the way, was the best track exhibition in Hanover for several years. The team showed greatly the benefit of its Southern trip.

Sherm Clough is now a proud father. He was presented with a son the night of our last class dinner in Boston.

Mail has been scarce during the past month. How about a short note along with the dues?

Secretary Cambridge St., Brighton, Mass.