Class of 1923
KAN LEONG CHUN. Stock and bond broker. B. Honolulu, T. H., August 2, 1897. M. Mildred Wong of Honolulu, T. H., January 23, 1929. Children: Betty C. W. Chun, 1929; Barbara C. S. Chun, 1932; Katherine C. K. Chun, 1934. Education: Mid-Pacific Institute; University of Hawaii; Dartmouth College (3 years); University of Delaware, 8.5.; University of Chicago. Experience: 1923-24, commerce student at the University of Delaware, Newark, Del.; 1925-26, graduate work in physical education at the University of Chicago, Y. M. C. A.; 1927, travel; 1938-29, customer's man clerk for Duisenberg and Wickman Cos., stockbrokers of Honolulu, Hawaii; since 1930, same occupation with Dean Witter & Cos. Clubs and Organizations: Chinese Civic Club; Chinese University Club; Kau-Tom Post No. 11 of the American Legion; See Dai Doo Society. Interests aside from business: Poultry Fancier in Barred Plymouth Rocks. Present home address: 812 19th Ave., Honolulu, T. H. Office: 115 Merchant St., Honolulu, T. H.
FREDERIC ALEC FISHER. Attorney at Law. B. Boston, Mass., March 17, 1903. M. Alice F. Parker of Colorado, March 22, 1924. Education: Hartford Public High School; Dartmouth College, A.8.; Harvard Law School, LL.B. Experience: 1923-26, Harvard Law School; 1927-1929, law clerk with Dunbar, Nutter, & McClennen, Boston; 1930-33, assistant to legal adviser in the Department of State of the U. S. Government, Washington, D. C.; since 1934, practicing attorney in the office of John A. Laing, Portland, Oregon. Clubs: 'Multnomah Athletic Club. Interests aside fromprofession: Golf, squash, boxing. Presenthome address: Multnomah Athletic Club, Portland, Oregon. Office: 1504 Public Service Building, Portland, Oregon.
WHITTON EVANS NORRTS. B. Soho, N. J., September 15, 1896. M. Carolyn Gallagher, Needham, Mass., June 5, 1928. Children: Whitton Evans Jr., 1929; George Rockwood, 1932; Rollin Bradford, 1934. Education: Choate School; University of Virginia (1 year); Dartmouth College, A.8.; University of Dijon, and Sorbonne, in France. Experience: 1923-30, with the Rockwood Automatic Sprinkler Cos. of Massachusetts, first as fitters helper in Maine and New Hampshire, then as draftsman, then sales engineer in Boston and New York; 1931. forced to resign position on account of illness followed by operation; 1932-33 studied in France and collaborated in editorial work for the New York Herald, Paris edition; lived in Burgundy; 1934' instructor in French at New Hampton School for boys, also faculty advisor to the Manitou (the school paper). Clubs andSocieties: Sigma Xi Fraternity. Interestaside from profession: Sports. Present mailing address: Box 103, New Hampton, N. H.
WILLIAM HOWLAND TAYLOR. Sports reporter. B. New Bedford, Mass., May 31' 1901. M. Anne K. Hocking of Fall Rivei, Mass., October 8, 1927. Children: Steven H., 1931 Education: New Bedford School; Dartmouth College, B.S. Experience: 1923, reporter for the New Bedford Standard; 1924, reporter for the Fall River News; 1925, member of the firm Scott & Taylor, selling and servicing oil burners, New Bedford, Mass.; 1926, reporter for the Boston Herald; since 1927, yachting editor for the New York Herald Tribune, traveling wherever the yachting news happens to be, such as the North Atlantic Ocean and various places between Bermuda, Lake' Ontario, Provincetown, and New Orleans. Activities aside from business: Articles written for The Sportsman, The Rudder,Yachting, Country Life, Literary Digest, and others, mostly on the subject of yachting. Offices Held: (according to Bill himself) "as few as possible." Unusual Events: (again according to Bill) "practically none.What is an unusual event? Damfino."Sports: Shoveling snow and tending furnace. Dates: (questionable) "hasn't had adate in years. Clubs and Organizations: Cruising Club of America; Manhasset Bay, Knickerbocker. Present home address: 116 Bayview Ave., Port Washington, N. Y. Office: 230 West 41st St., New York City.
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