Class of 1927

The new luncheon club established by the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Boston at the Parker House has met with great favor among the Boston group and is being extremely well patronized. Although it is open to all alumni every day in the week except Sunday, Friday has been designated as 1927 day. The classes of '28 and '29 also meet on that day, so you will be sure to meet many men who were in college with you if you will attend. Among those who have been making it a regular weekly engagement are: Rog Salinger, Dinty Gardner, Bob Mix, Bill Prescott, Bob Williamson, Frank Coulter, Gus Cummings, Phil Fowler, Charlie Bartlett, and your Secretary.

The annual dinner of the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Boston was held Thursday, March 7, at the Copley Plaza Hotel. The '27 men present were: Bob Sullivan, Sykes Hardy, Johnny Blanchard, Dinty Gardner, Bob Williamson, Phil Fowler, Gus Cummings, Charlie Bartlett, Jay Willing, Hans Paschen, Ed Johnson, Rog Salinger, Rog Bury, and Doane Arnold. Although this is a rather small turnout considering the number of classmates living in and around Boston, those who were present seemed to enjoy thoroughly the excellent program offered. President Hopkins and Judge Donahue, the two speakers, were both at their best. Bits of song and humor offered by Tiny Marsans and Joe D'Esopo recalled quite vividly some of the fun and entertainment of undergraduate days way back in 1927. In electing the slate of officers of the association for the following year our class scored quite heavily. Hans Paschen and your Secretary were both elected vice-presidents, Bob Williamson was elected director of publicity, and Dinty Gardner was elected to the executive committee representing 1927-

News from the Coast informs us that Roily Howes was operated upon for an acute appendix on January 24. Happily everything went smoothly, for latest reports have it that Roily has fully recovered and is back at work.

Dick Young, who withdrew from college at the end of our first year, has since become an M. D., and is now practicing medicine in Evanston, Ill.

Charlie Yegge, who is still living out in Chicago, works for the H. P. Smith Paper Company. He is manager in the cost accounting end of the business.

Ed Fry is now a buyer for Montgomery Ward & Company in Chicago. He is living in Winnetka, Ill

Larry Jones, who withdrew from college during our freshman year, is working as a shoe last designer in Brockton, Mass.

Also in the shoe business is Ernest Field, who lives in Brockton and works for the Field Shoe Company of East Rochester, N. H.

Bill Shaw is still living in New York City, where he is working as salesman and treasurer of the Eastern Banknote Company.

Paul Woelfel is living out in Jackson Heights, Long Island, and is working in New York City in the traffic department of United Air Lines Transport Corporation.

Eddie Webb is now manager of the municipal bond department of Cassatt & Company, Inc., in New York City.

Harry Wallace, who is still living and working in Binghamton, N. Y„ now holds the position of general superintendent of New York State Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation.

Lee Slinkard is now living in Evansville, Ind., where he is on the advertising staff of the Evansville Press.

Ned Reynolds is working in Sioux City, lowa, where he is a salesman for the Carpenter Paper Company.

George Marks still lives in New York City, where he is working as general purchasing agent of Julius Kayser Company.

Bill Jamieson is now located down in Dallas, Texas, where he is a salesman lor Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation.

Ken Herwig is working in Tulsa, Okla., in the cost accounting department of Shell Petroleum Corporation.

Bob Herrmann is now president of Herrmann Lamps, Inc., located in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Howie Russell is living in Antwerp, Belgium, and is an auditor for Belgian Gulf Oil Company of that city.

Lionel Gore lives in Watertown, N. Y., and works in the sales department of Proctor and Gamble Company in Syracuse.

Thurlow Davis is doing social service Work for the New Jersey State Emergency Relief, and is living in Trenton.

Joe Gintzler has become a member of the New York bar, and is now practicing law in Buffalo.

Art Gale is living in New York City, where he is editor of Movie Makers.

Bill French is an interior decorator, working for the H. S. Cleveland Company in Minneapolis, Minn.

Bob Dalrymple is now living in Winthrop, Mass., and works in Boston for James S. Kemper & Company, insurance.

Ed Conklin lives in Chicago, Ill., where he is assistant editor of the University of Chicago Press.

Gerry Brickett has recently reported that he is living in Westminster, Md where he is plant engineer for CongoleumNairn, Inc.

Malcolm Arnold is living in Dover-Foxcroft, Me., where he is assistant manager of the Merrill Trust Company.

Al Wellman lives in Jamestown, N. Y and is a director as well as secretary 0f Jamestown Sample Furniture Corporation

Sheldon Voorhis is now living down in Augusta, Ga., where he is southern representative for F. S. Crofts & Company of New York City.

Art Armstrong, who we believe is now a lawyer, is working for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Washington, D. C.

Stew" Schackne is living in Ardmore, Pa. He is editor of an employees' magazine for the Sun Oil Company in Philadelphia.

Secretary, 152 Waban Ave., Waban, Mass