Class of 1910
PICKLES FOR BREAKFAST. There is never ending delight in watching the 10th of the month creep up your backstairs—it's like the Return of the Prodigal, only it ain't—some day somebody orter cross-breed a class sec. with a left-handed monkey wrench, and see what you get.
SOME GUY'S .... push valve down, . Music .... 'round and around, Whoa-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho'ing, right now in this neighborhood and 's still alive . . . . makes us think we'd like to see Johnny Finn and Paul Felt trombone that doggone what-ye-call-it of a song Dallas Smith is Florida-ing at 1866 N. Bayshore Drive, Miami Up-and-coming Gay Gleason has been named general counsel for Employers Liability Company, covering all operations in U. S George Sinclair, expert in such matters, is with the bond department of the same outfit. . . . . Basketball line-up at Hanover looks natural with Johnny Dingle playing a good game, and Lester Moses' son, Charlie, in there, too. .... Howard Fogg, assistant secretary of Utilities Power and Light Corp., was on program of American Management Association Convention, Chicago, early in Feb Rev. Bill Moe was laid up several weeks with pneumonia, but is convalescing back to normalcy Joe Davidson's new address is U. S. Veterans' Hospital, San Fernando, Calif Geo. Chamberlin lives at 2203 15th St., N. W., Washington Harry Wells' freshman son, Edward, is on the Dartmouth winter sports team A 1 Salmon, who has been doing well in business, had an attack of coronary thrombosis in January . . . . now getting along nicely .... will have to be rather quiet for some time.
BEN AMES WILLIAMS is one of the speakers at the Boston alumni dinner, and Ben'll do a good job, .... because of his great prominence in the writing field, we've sort of forgotten that he was a member of the Dartmouth debating team during undergraduate days, gave "The Address to the President," graduated "cum laude," and was born in Macon, Miss., Mar. 7, 1889. .... Ben has two sons in college at Hanover, and has been chosen to head the judges' committee for selecting the Queen of the Carnival Ed Kenway's business address is 140 Federal St., Boston. .... Charlie Libby lives at 618 Maryland Ave., N. E., Washington, and works with Mr. Tugwell in the Rehabilitation Division .... digressing a bit, Nat Burleigh is doing a swell job with his 19x1 columns • . . . 1910's Congratulations to him!
EXCUSE our digressing, but Mort Hull's facial camouflage in Larry Griswold's 'OB column last month reminded us of his favorite undergraduate dish, steak smothered in strawberries, and Musical Mort knew his dishes in the days when Dartmouth grad Horace Fletcher put the molar system back on the map .... getting our "grinding" sorter confused, our memory flashed back to some of those good eggs who uster be on the faculty, centering on that grand good fellow Freddie Emery, a true gentleman, and never unsympathetic .... we know of an unpublished good deed or so he did for Dartmouth athletics Freddie will live long in the minds of those who were privileged to know him.
AMONG THE TENNERS flourishing in Boston school circles are "Bucky" Allen of the Rivers School, who dined with Ted Hill and Art Lord at the meeting of New England schools and colleges; Ernest Stephens and Julius Warren, who had part in a conference discussion sponsored by B. U Julius is executive committeeman of the newly formed Newton Forum. .... Bob Woodcock lives at 4828 Queen Ave., S. Minneapolis .... we're not writing eulogies or obituaries today, but sometimes it is fitting to say it now rather than with flowers later Mr. Harold Pineo Jackson is one of the real gents we know, a fellow who believes there is more kick in giving than in getting .... he's always doing thoughtful little deeds that mean much to the recipients .... we know of a recent instance, plus many, many others during our years of contact .... and he's a great Dartmouth man, even if he did floor us with this recently, "If you havesome system of getting a boy to go to Hanover and have his bills paid without violating any of the rules of the College or theAssociation or the wishes of the administration;, we can send Blaik a lot of star football players." .... Pineo addressed Insurance Post of the Am. Legion in N. Y. recently .... subject, "Where Do We Go from Here?" .... Else Jenness shovels paths this winter Jack Dingle gets his picture in the National Underwriter.
Ist LESSONS INSKIING by Prof A. Scarlett, Att'y T. Leonard, and Businessman L. Bankart . . . . these boys defy openly wheezy joints, rheumatic limbs, and asthmatic blowers Larry had eight swell days in Franconia; Andy hillsides at Hanover; Thos. practices with the young children in his backyard Jim Porter laid up in hospital with throat infection .... O.K. now .... since last month we have dug out these state residences:
Pennsylvania: Ed Dusham, Jim Kerley, Karl Maerker, Harry Mitchell, Fritz Rainey, Maynard Teall.
Colorado: Fred Brooks, Charlie Devine, Henry Harrison, Sumner Lloyd, Leslie McKay, Ralph VanZant.
Minnesota: Charlie Bardwell, Harold Benjamin, Warren Carter, Pip Cowan, Mike Elliott, Noah Foss, Tom Steward, Ken Phelps, Bob Woodcock.
Ohio: Joe Bartlett, Cheever Comey, Dave Colwell, George Davies, Hank Haserot, Dave Johnson, Harold Judd, John Mitchell, Fletcher Rogers, Lefty West.
SECRECY More next time if we regain our research courage. .... Pledged to secrecy by an old war horse who penned, "Don't let it ever be said ofHap Hinman that I wouldn't trust him ina granite quarry with a rubber chisel," all we can do is to offer you the greatest scoop of red-hot inside info that has come out of N. Y. since H. Hudson sailed up the river to discover Sing Sing:
"Sandy Sandberg, star Reed Hall debater,finds himself surrounded many an eveningby an agile-minded group of collegiateyouths, led by W. Lapidus '31, his ward; itis up to Sandy in these sessions to solve inwords of six syllables the world's greatestsocial problems. Sometimes he is thrownfor a loss, but his oldtime gift of persuasiveness brings him through as a rule, justas those short legs carried him from Reedto Rollins Chapel in three bell strokes.Rollie Reynolds, the ole Tory, is one N; Y.schoolmaster who, so far, hasn't come toschool to find a red flag floating from theschool roof . ... he still gets, 'Goodmorning, dear school teacher!' ....Otto Taylor says the accounting firm ofWebster, Blanchard, & Taylor has thrownaway the red ink bottle in making upclients' statements His shop looksprosperous Ethel Taylor, who lostall fears of school teachers during her yearsat Radcliffe, can give that fella Reynoldscards and all the wild deuces, and stillbeat him over the hurdles on any educational subject, result being that Otto's two.boys are doing a sizzling job in junior highschool .... but one of them throughsome oversight is carrying extra weight inform of a middle name .... yes, youguessed it, the middle name is Franklin..... Speaking of sizzlers, Cy Richmondhas a nephew named Nairne .... yea,BO! .... the same Nairne who operatedwell for the Big Green last seasoti Cy has a large office in N. Y.'s Irving Trust,but the walls bulge when he throws outthat quarter-mile chest of hisn in mentioning his slight int. in football. .... EdRaabe, who lept from Jack-O'Lantern editor to the spot of the world's champion onthe flying trapeze, is playing the role of acool cucumber in a slowly warming fry panthese days Ed hasn't a thing to dobut consider what wages are fair and justin Bell Tel. System with tax layers workingovertime in Wash, and with 48 state legislatures busily figuring out just what taxeswill be paid by phone workers for old ageretirement, unemployment, health ins.,more abundant life, and for just the fun ofit. .... Ed has been looking for a formula all these yrs. and has hit upon thatnovelty made famous in good old CulverHall, to wit, 'trial and error,' the good old'feel your way,' and 'cut and piece-out.'.... Ed says nothing the human mindhas worked out can compare with this system, but gosh! what a wrinkle on the browof Ed Raabe! .... Dr. Frank Meleney,surgeon-de luxe and toxicologist to queen'staste, declined this winter to follow hisfollowing to Palm Beach ClarkeTobin, who wore out more toes in hisstockings running to touchdowns in theStadium than any of the sock-wearers upto his time, gave Gotham Hosiery the runout early this year, and is now vice-pres. ofPropper-McCallum Hosiery Co., 200 Madison Ave., N. Y Sid Whipple, whoselast book, 'The Lindbergh Crime,' didpretty well in U. S. and wowed 'em in British bookstalls, has been away from N. Y.since the first of the year, and is busy as asteelmaker writing a life history of CharlesM. Schwab, chairman of the board ofBethlehem Steel, he being guest of Mr.Schwab for months and months in theSchwab manor house somewhere in Pennsylvania Mr. Schwab an optimist,and that thar Sid Whipple never forgot thewitching smile that won him a front rowjob in 'lf I were Dean' freshman yr The many friends of Ernest M. Hopkins inN. Y. are happy in the knowledge that heturned down two urgent invitations severalyrs. ago to accept line jobs on the Ail-American Brain Trusters team organized inWash., D. C. He played a fine game onWoodrow Wilson's team, serving as assistant to the Secretary of War. The boys fromdown Cambridge way have seen the CharlesRiver give every appearance of running uphill, due to some trick work in the CharlesRiver Basin dam, but the Hanover plainsman, brought up among some fast-movinghill stream in Vermont, had a notion thatthere is only one logical way for a streamto run." (Sec'y Note .... This work of art will be continued next month.)
Ralph Paine needs a few more class dues . . . . he's trying to do a swell job . . . . please remember
It's Painless To Pay Paine.
Secretary, 168 Hill St., Barre, Vt.
