CLASS OF 1906

Have you sent in your letter to the class secretary for the forthcoming pre-reunion class report? And did you enclose with it the questionnaire for the class files, properly filled out? If you cannot say yes to both of these questions, sit right down at your desk this minute and rectify your shortcomings.

In the first two weeks since the Secretary sent out his letters over fifty replies have been received. A good beginning, but it must continue if the report is to be what we all hope it will—a record-breaker. Lots of interesting information has been received, but I am not going to spoil the delights of that report by divulging all the news here in the MAGAZINE ahead of time. The items that follow are just samples.

Bug Gardiner, who is director and Pacific Coast manager for Winston Brothers Construction Company, has just completed his three years' work on the great Diablo Dam in Washington. He is still in Seattle, but expects at any time to be moved to some new location.

John W. Cromwell has been comptroller of Howard University in Washington, D. C., since November of last year. By the way, he is coming to the reunion.

Don Mclntire is now with the RobinsonHoban Egg Company, 308 W. Washington St., Chicago, selling "dependable frozen eggs."

Herbert Boynton is living in Georgetown, Mass., where he has been since his retirement two years ago because of poor health from the Pennsylvania State Highway Department.

Ned Pearson is now with Pierce, Fair, and Company, investment securities, 432 California St., San Francisco.

Van Dusen Fishback is president of the Security National Bank of Brookings, S. D.

Ivan Greenwood, who is still in the real estate business in Cleveland, lives at Aurora, Ohio, twenty-three miles out of Cleveland, and is a councilman this year of that enterprising village.

Cliff Perry is purchasing agent for the George H. Wahn Company of Boston. Warner White is now living in Plattsburg, N. Y., and is engineer of building construction for the New York State Department of Public Works.

Mike O'Brien is president of the Merrimack Valley Country Club at Lawrence, where he is keeping his golf at its usual high proficiency in preparation for the reunion in June.

Nat Leverone was the speaker at the Junior Association of Commerce of Chicago on January 19. His subject was "New Thought."

Harold Rugg was recently re-elected vicepresident of the Vermont Historical Society.

Art Burnie is vice-president and treasurer of the Beaver Falls (Pa.) Water Company. His step-son, Perry M. Gallup, is a freshman at Dartmouth this year.

Joseph Nuelle is president of the New York, Ontario, and Western Railway.

Cary Smith, who is in the grocery business in Burlington, Vt., has two grandchildren, Marvin Conrad Smith, now two years old, and Virginia Emily Smith, aged two months. Is this a record? Or are there other grandchildren about whom I've not heard?

Bucky Kraft is president of the ProseMaco Manufacturing Company, making equipment for schools, of Kansas City, Mo. This is a new name for the firm with which he has been long connected.

Now for some of the second generation: Dorothy Gardiner is a freshman at the University of Washington in Seattle. Betty Louise' Main (Dave's girl), who received her A.B. at Smith last spring cum laude, is now taking a secretarial and administrative course in the Katherine Gibbs School in Boston. Esther Redman is a junior at Simmons College, and her sister Elizabeth is a freshman at Russell Sage College in Troy. Barbara Bell is in her first year at the Erskine School in Boston. Elizabeth Nuelle is a junior in Wellesley. Edward Meservey is at the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Conn., where he holds a scholarship that pays all of his expenses. Laurence Brooks is at Tabor Academy. Pretty good, eh?

The New York '06ers are preparing for the June "trek" to Hanover by getting together for dinner once a month, on the first Monday of every month, the meeting on February second those present were: Ned Redman, Fat Pratt, T. Brown, Lonnie Russ, Norm Bankart, Mike Edgerton, Thurlow Gordon, Bill McGrail, and Ned Bullard (Med. '06).

Secretary, Hanover, N. H.