CLASS OF 1904

Paul E. Darrow is associated with the brokerage firm of David A. Noyes and Company, 208 South La Salle St., Chicago.

A letter from Louis Leverone of Chicago, March 25, stated that he attended the annual Dartmouth banquet, with Bill Roby and Darrow representing the class also. He mentioned meeting Li Holton the day before. Li had just sailed in from a plane flight from San Francisco in 26 hours.

C K. Woodbridge was recently elected vice-president and director of sales for Remington Rand, Inc. This is a job of great magnitude.

Robert B. Moseley, managing director for The Osborne Company, Ltd., London, England, was recently elected by the Masonic bodies of the state of Michigan to receive the 33d degree. He will arrive in Detroit some time in September to receive this very high honor.

Early in February Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gray sailed on the Rotterdam for a Mediterranean cruise. This is Bill's first leave of absence in twenty-five years. They plan to be gone several months. Few men realize the tremendous amount of work Bill has been doing for the College. His vacation is richly deserved, and we all hope he enjoys it.

Secretary, 95 State St., Springfield, Mass.