Class of 1933
HANOVER
Just to get a breath of fresh air, we drove through Hanover on our way to the law factory at Cambridge-sur-Charles. Unfortunately, we had no time for visiting. Nor did we arrive in time to see the football team grunt and stomp around Memorial Field. In relation to the booters, our only prayer is that they be not permitted to wear again those jerseys, introduced last year through an unfortunate innovation, and colored a sickly washed-out green instead of the sturdy, masculine green of old.
Having released this deposit of spleen, which we have been stowing up since the last Harvard game, we can reveal all about two campus characters who are growing in prominence 'neath the elms at Hanover (and as far away from the Orozco frezcoes as possible).
One is Slim Connors, whom we met at the smoker for the freshman class in Commons. Slim was not wearing the 1933 numeral sweater which, according to reliable reports, he flaunts in the faces of the inhabitants when influential members of the class like ourself are not about. Some of our patres in urbe should take this matter up with Mr. Connors.
The other character we found at the Inn, behind the desk, an unctuous smile on his face, and one hand ready on the Old NewEngland Hospitality switch. He was Larry O'Leary, of your own class, sometime maitre d'hotel of the Inn Coffee Shop. He is clerking at the Inn.
Larry reported that Forrie Branch had just become the father of a girl. We would appreciate a little more information on this subject.
CAMBRIDGE
All the 1933 men who were here at the Law Sshool have returned this year as far as we have been able to ascertain. We have seen most of them parading along the walks which circle Langdell Hall. They include Darrow Dutcher, Bob Estes, Hank Hawgood, Don Lincoln, Dan Rollins, Bill Starr, Sam Stephenson, Arnie Salisbury, and Sid Stoneman.
We have not seen Stephenson, but the only reason is that we have not visited "the breek's" (one of the local bierstubes) as yet. Sam lives there.
One of our local scouts tells us that Bun Mudge, also a Cambridge resident (insurance), has but recently become a parent. We have been unable to discover the gender of the offspring, however.
Bobby Burns of Boston wrote recently to announce his enrollment among the horde of ALUMNI MAGAZINE subscribers and his continued employment at the Shribman Orchestra Agency.
Before we pass on to another month, we had better mention meeting Gay Milius last August at the Hambletonia in Goshen, N. Y. His liquor business takes him through that territory. And being, of old, a loyal turf-fan, he couldn't resist the lure of the great trotting classic.
MEANHERINCS
Art Hull works for the General Motors Acceptance Corp., Room 1413, 1775 Broadway, N. Y. C., as an accountant. He lives at 35-37 80th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. . . . . Kenneth Henchey clerks for the N. E. Mutual Life Ins. Co. at 87-95 Milk St., in Boston, and resides at 126 Green St., Lynn, Mass John Ward teaches at Greenbriar Military College, Lewisburg, W. Va. His mailing address is Box 82. .... Miller Wachs is at 824 High St., Williamsport, Pa Charles Tozier is a member of the faculty of Williston Academy at Easthampton, Mass. He lives at Ford Hall Bert Thorstenberg may now be reached at the Y. M. C. A. Hotel, 826 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, ILL Salesman Silva, after a busy day at Leavitt St., wings homeward to 46 Leach St., Salem, Mass Fred Await has stopped his peregrinations temporarily at 8 Meadowbrook Rd., Newton, Mass PedantPayne of Stoughton High School lives at 546 Pearl St., Stoughton, Mass. He reports little opposition to the Teachers Oath Bill in Stoughton Harold Payne sells midgets for Lentheric, Inc., 5th Ave. and 58th St., N. Y. C Broker Mackey wades through ticker tape at 15 Broad St., N. Y. C., but he lives far from the Madden Crowd at 3001 Spuyten Duyvil, Parkway, N. Y. C John Falyan Lamb by some unexplained move has suddenly popped up at 825 Virginia Circle, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Come, come now, John, no secrets!
Bob Kay must have coped successfully with the Wisconsin bar examinations, because he is listed as a lawyer with offices at 504 Security Building, Milwaukee, Wis. .... Bill Hitchcock, of the Atlantic Wine Co., has returned to Branford, Conn., and lives at 107 S. Main St George Hamilton is an assistant underwriter of marine insurance with William H. McGee & Co., Inc., in John St., N. Y. C. He lives at 617 W. 115 th St., N. Y. C Bill Gillies may be one of the boys who are shifting beer from bottles to metal containers. He is employed by the American Can Co., Maywood, ILL. His residence, 4823 Kenwood Ave., Chicago If anyone dares to invade the wilds of Somerville, Mass., he may find Bill Gaynor at 188 Central St. .... Lee Eckels has entered upon the final lap at the Penn Law School, 34 and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia. His residence, 35 Hazel Drive, Mt. Lebanon, Pa Bob Allen will again be at the Harvard School of Architecture. His address will be 44 Follen St., Cambridge, Mass JackSmart will-teach at St. James' School, Washington County, Md.
HAPPILY EVER AFTER
The latest candidates for the blissful state from the ranks of '33 are Jud Pierson and Ken Spang.
Jud was to be married on the 11th of October to Miss Alice Virginia Cox of Plainfield, N. J., as we went to press.
Ken had already been married (October 5) at Stamford, Conn., to Miss Mary Louise Miller.
Lest the authorities at Hanover try to pull the Nazi censorship act again this year and try to keep our actual whereabouts a dark secret, let us inform you that we shall be, until next June, at: Morris C 31, Soldiers Field P. 0., Boston, Mass.
Secretary, Morris C 31 Soldiers Field P. 0., Boston
