CLASS OF 1920
News has just been received indirectly of the death of ALBERT MOUSE YOUNG. AS soon as any definite information can be secured full details will be given. The records indicate that Albert was in South Freeport, Me., at the time of his death. A great deal of his time, during recent years, had been spent in Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
CHARLES COWLES is still in the Army, and is now teaching at West Point. His special interest is mechanical drawing and topography. He hopes that any '20 men in the vicinity of West Point will drop in to see him.
JACK O'BBIEN, still of Worcester, is now with the Weston Biscuit Corporation. He has for a number of years been with the Sunshine Biscuit Company.
ART STOCKDALE may be found at 255 Fourth Ave., New York. He is now in the advertising department of Parents' Magazine.
The Secretary has the pleasure frequently of meeting DR. JOHN STICKNEY either going or coming from breakfast, as the case may be. He is on the staff of the New York Hospital, and is specializing more and more in diseases of the heart.
In a recent communication DUKE BELLEN writes: "Although I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania 1921 (Wharton School), may I say that I believe the Dartmouth class of 1920 has more spirit and keeps up the contacts better than the University of Pennsylvania 1921." His letter adds that he will be with us in June.
At this writing the questionnaires for the class report are coming in. Unfortunately many of them, containing brief statistical data, have no letter. After all, the letter is the most important part of the report. It is not too late. If you did not include a letter with your questionnaire, sit down and dictate one today.
PROFESSOR PAUL S. SAMPLE, who received his B. S. degree from Dartmouth College in 1920, is a member of the faculty of the University of Southern California, which institution celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Professor Sample, who instructs classes in freehand drawing in the Trojan School of Architecture, is director of the Painters and Sculptors Club of Los Angeles.
Secretary, 70 Fifth Ave., New York
