Class of 1924
Including class agents and ex-letter men in preferred locations, makes checking of those attending football games as difficult as attempting to count the number of porkers not raised under alphabetical regulation. Tup Tupper complained quite bitterly at the Harvard game that the Harvard-Dartmouth rally the night before at the University Club in Boston brought forth no other class representative but himself. Dick Ludwig, circa 200 lbs. managed to thrust himself into view between the halves, and Ken Harvey and Pinky Booth also found standing room on the same occasion.
At New Haven the division was just as great, though from a distance we spotted Ken and Mrs. Davis, Jack Parker, Jim Kirkbright, Spider Martin, Bob and Mrs. Hayes, Red Holbrook, and Bob Hall. That evening in Bridgeport Stan Lonsdale reported for a few minutes of the aftergame celebration, and thence home to bed to more fully recover from his back injury reported in the last issue. Sumner Robinson was also on hand, having broken a ten-year fast the night before by attending his first Dartmouth function at the Dartmouth Club in New York. Robby has gone in heavily for amateur photography, and is about to embark on the career of dog fancier. An international champion wire-haired fox terrier is now on its way from Vienna to the Robinson domicile and future kennels in Scarsdale.
Les Hawes spread himself to the extent of a Philadelphia-Worcester telephone call about two weeks ago to explain how good his movies were of the Tenth Reunion. These plus Bill Buchanan's plus Ax Coffin's are to be the reason for class meeting sometime shortly in Boston.
Ed Jenkins, Boston broker, has taken up residence at the Winthrop Arms in Winthrop, Mass. Sheldon Vought now hangs his hat when not on the road in the Johns Manville office, 22 East 40th St., New York City. Dana Haskin, busimpresario in Providence and Boston, is now superintendent for New England Transporta- tion in New York City and living at 427 Homestead Ave., Mount Vernon.
Secretary, 12 Haviland St., Worcester, Mass.
