Class of 1900

In behalf of the class we acknowledge Walter Rankin's summons to the 35th Reunion. It came in the form of a charming Christmas card, and made us all say, "We'llbe there unless something most unusualhappens."

Roger Dunlap is all settled now and very happy- He goes away to preach almost every Sunday, and represents an insurance company weekdays. Just now he is conductin services at the Congregational church in Deering, N. H. His permanent address is 329 Penacook St., Concord, N. H.

Vic Salinger's new address is 1407 Spruce St., South Pasadena, Calif.

Prodded by the Secretary and fearing continued errors, Homer Keyes has at last consented to state more precisely his work of the past twelve years. "My work hasreally been that of recording, analyzing,and interpreting the monuments of earlyAmerican culture. Incidentally I suppose Ihave helped to intensify the jackdaw propensities of a good many boobs, but that isnot the job I have considered essential. Itis understood in the family that when 1pass on my corpus is to be cremated, but Ihave likewise arranged to have boundcopies of Antiques wrapped in cellophaneand set above my place of ultimate repose.And I shan't be ashamed of the monument,though I am not sure but it ought to besplit in two and half of it placed on top ofChelsea's tomb."

1900 men in Hanover are all snowed in, so there is no news. L. B. is reading "SnowBound."

Secretary, Hanover, N. H.