CLASS OF 1913
Ned Crawford is now vice-president of the Foreman State Trust and Sayings Bank of Chicago, Ill. That is Al Foreman's bank.
Matt Gately is well and happy at Buenos Aires, and still with the First National Bank of Boston. Says he is losing his hair as rapidly as "Mose" Linscott, but I doubt it, as he doesn't have to worry about the class quota of the Alumni Fund.
Bob Crenner is off again on a three years' cruise, or rather he is on a 60-day leave and starts for the Far East on June 14. He and "the w. k. R. Kipling concur most heartily on that part of the world lying 'somewhere east of Suez.'"
John Remsen was elected treasurer of the St. Nicholas Society of Long Island at the Paas Supper held at the Brooklyn Club last April. The object of the society is to collect and preserve data concerning the history, settlements, manners, and customs of the Dutch settlers in America previous to the year 1786.
Among April weddings was that of Miss Louise Ledtje of New York to—yes—Dr. Leslie Orrell Ashton, also of New York, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ashton of Lawrence. Les is assistant professor of pediatries at the New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital.
On Tuesday, March 11, 1930, a swimming meet was held between the sophomore class 1913 and the freshman 1914 at the University Club tank. The results are as follows:
75-yard medley—1st Shumway '13; 2d Win Snow '14.
Reverse swim—2s yards—1st Shumway; 2d Snow.
Underwater cross tank plunge—lst Shumway; 2d Snow. Plunge for distance—1st Snow; 2d Shumway.
23-yard breast—1st Snow; 2d Shumway. 100-yard free style—1st Snow; 2d Shumway.
Fancy diving—1st Snow; 2d Shumway. Weight lost—Snow 2 lbs; Shumway 1/2lb.
"This competition was the culmination of ten years of intensive training, and in view of the closeness of the meet it has been decided that it should be run over again with admission charged and the proceeds devoted to the Alumni Fund."
Russ Varney is one of the counselors at the boys' camp in Minnesota where Len and Madge Manley are sending their son, Winthrop.
George Watts—Dr. George B. Watts of Davidson, N. C.—starts this summer his eighth season conducting Temple Tours "off the beaten track" in Europe. This year's itinerary takes in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Czecho-Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Bavaria, Switzerland, and France. Sailing on June 28, the return is the arrival in Montreal on August 25 or September 1.
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