CLASS of 1916
Prexy Fuller writes that the usual Friday night before the Harvard game dinner will be held at the Boston City Club November 6. On the Friday night before the Stanford game Balmacaan will join with the Boston Club in making a stag dinner a howling success, and on Saturday the 28th will join the Boston Club dinner dance at the Copley Plaza. Gran will be able to make reservations for rooms at the University Club for all men who will be there as stags. No doubt but that sufficient of the details will be placed in your hands by the Boston group very shortly. At least plan to be there.
News originates from Boston that about November first Ohio will become the home of another Sixteener. Cliff Gammons is joining the legal department of the Goodrich Rubber Company in Akron.
Bill Brett of Cleveland reports a vacation of fishing and living in a trailer in the Adirondacks this past summer. Bill's oldest boy is very adept at it (Ralph George had better watch his laurels).
Carl Holmes has just completed another successful season in directing his summer camp for boys at Acton, Me. For proof of this I have the word of none other than our own G. B. Fuller, whose oldest boy was there for the entire season.
Large corporations take note. On a $1300 budget our reunion committee put over a very complete reunion and had a little money left that was turned into our Alumni Fund. For details write the president.
Earl Cranston is now a member of Colgate University faculty. Resides at 20 University Ave., Hamilton, N. Y. Sunny California claims another. Constantine Tripolitis, aeronautical engineer, is inspector of naval aircraft for the Douglas Company at Santa Monica.
Herb Kimball has shifted from Washington to Pittsburgh to practise his patent attorneyship.
Another faculty man Al Caiman is associated with Upsala College at East Orange, N. J.
Wallace Kittredge lives in Maiden, Mass. 115 Floral Ave. But his work as motor vehicle inspector takes him into Lynn, Mass. Your Secretary has just returned from a trip to New Britain (on business), and as yet has received nothing in the way of news from you old stand-bys Hence the short notes
Secretary, 3589 Avalon Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio
