Class of 1938
Not so much competition from Skinner so far this year—the Alumni Fund is just about getting started as this is being written, but by the time the June issue of the MAGAZINE appears Skinner and his pack of hounds will be in full cry and you will have been deluged by campaigners. You may not know it, but these inimitable news sheets are pecked out by Os generally about 2 A.M. and are rushed over to the post office to catch the last mail leaving New York and getting to Hanover that afternoon. For these dollars that he extracts, sometimes painlessly, sometimes with forceps, Os certainly gives you your money's worth. This year, however, he's going to need plenty of help in maintaining the pace of the past two years—they've changed the rules somewhat for this year's race. Standing is no longer computed by the number of contributions received, it's dollars collected that count. And having no millionaires in the class, so far as I recall, the chances of our getting a few large individual contributions to swell the total are fairly remote. So each of you gentlemen will have to dig a few inches deeper and yank out a couple extra skins apiece, otherwise the good Skinner is very apt to throw a few quivering fits of remorse.
Allan Carpenter is a cost accountant for Johns-Manville Corp. in New York City and is living at Hastings-on-Hudson. Rem Kinne is living in Albany, working for the Travelers Ins. Co.—Dick White is in the drug business at Montauk, L. I. Loren Stevens is an advertising man with Wetzel Bros., Milwaukee. Wally Pollard is handling display advertising for the Memphis Press-Scimitar at Memphis—George Lee is the Northwest representative for the H. D. Lee Mercantile Co. of San Francisco, living at Mercer Island, Wash. Word Gilboy is with Western Union at Rochester, N. Y. —Bud Corman is general manager of Decatur Milling Co., Decatur, Ill. Dick Brown is in the insurance business in Northampton, Mass.—Charlie Magnaghi does research work in connection with rates for United Electric Light Co., Springfield, Mass. George Coyle is a lawyer, practicing in New Britain, Conn. Bob Nespor, Frank Reynolds, and Fred Dugdale are all physicians getting up in the middle of most any night, at Westport, Conn., Kit Carson, Colo., and Portland, Me., respectively.
Emmons Berry works for the U. S. Trust Co. at 45 Wall St., New York City. Harry Jewett is a junior engineer for Potomac Electric Power Co., Washington, D. C. Johnny Flanagan is a statistician, specializing in securities, for Edward M. Fitch & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Hank Walker is now with the Great Lakes Coal and Coke Co., New York City. Ford Blickley is a salesman for Central Paper Co., Inc., Detroit, Mich. Prentice Bradley is an architect with Stone & Webster, Boston.
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