1901

Bill Cheever is vice president and construction manager of the "Allen A" Camps at Wolfeboro, N. H. Bill reports a most successful season this past year. He recently spent several days in Boston with Ned Calderwood, and the two old roommates had a most satisfactory reunion. Jim Clark is conducting the Clark Studio in Brattleboro, Vt., specializing in commercial and portrait photography.

At the Boston alumni dinner held at the Hotel Somerset, Thursday night, February 2, 13 of the class responded to the roll call. These included Chan Cox, Andy Marshall, George French, Gardy Cobb, Squash Mclntyre, Charlie Whelan, Terry McGovern, Steve Stevens, Ned Calder- wood, Bill Bryant, T. Wood, Skunk Hathaway, and Arthur Sampson. We missed seeing Hoppy at the head table, but were glad to know he was away on a well-deserved vacation, enjoying the Sunny South.

Sunday, January 29, Ted Hunter, former Dartmouth College star skier, sped down the breakneck Thunderbolt run on Mt. Greylock to capture the Massachusetts downhill ski championship. Hunter flashed down the steep slope in two minutes and 29 4/5 seconds before 3000 spectators; both the 1936 and 1937 winners finished in the ruck. But Ted suffered a broken thigh bone in his next race. We are very sorry.

Secretary, 37 Berkeley St., Nashua, N. H.