1937*

"BANQUET NIGHT"

' 'Once in so often,' King Solomon said, Watching his quarrymen drill the stone, 'We will club our garlic and wine and bread And banquet together beneath my Throne. And all the Brethren shall come to that mess As Fellow-Craftsmen—no more and no less.' " (Kipling)

"NO MORE AND NO LESS"-our men are scattered and it's too much to hope for, but there are many near the big citieswhat excuse have they? Take note, gentlemen, where do you stand?

BOSTON: Jack Devlin: "Thursday, April the 27, seems best for us Place will be the Parker House at 7:30 (cost of supper might prevent some from attending and so letting that carry over another year). Beer and movies at al. Lansburgh and McCray on the move. Other alumni welcome to drop in."

CALIFORNIA: (Notice by postcard of '37 Night from local gent.)— Bill Miller: "Am working in the production end of the Thermador Cos., manufacturers of electrical heating apparatus, soon to be in advertising and sales promotion Working in the factory has been good for me. It's given me a real respect for men who are skilful with machines and tools. Vern McHugh with Lybrand, Ross Bros., and Montgomery in Los Angeles, travels around auditing. George Loff finishing up his swell novel. We three dropped in on Harry Bamford in Lajolla, working for a San Diego bank. Mart Schara (left junior year) is married and with Zephyr Shaver and living in San Francisco. Calif, has gone ski mad this year. .. .for the past three week-ends we've skied on 3 in. of powder snow over a 5 ft. base. .. .in our shirt sleeves. Les Garvin (S. Amer.) been put in charge of a Canadian oil company's books and accounting."

CHICAGO: Friday, April 28 at The Golden Oxen, Clybourn near North Ave. —6:30—'38 coming too! Bob Greene: (Milwaukee) "Am taking my vacation in March (4th to 19th) and am bound for West Palm Beach and the rest of Florida.".... "Basketball tournament, March 22 to April s," says a letter from A. G. Becker Cos. (Carl Stern).

CLEVELAND: Bud Reed: "Saturday night April 29. .. .will give the fellows who live out of town a chance to get up.... will plan a dinner and continue with beer and songs.... address will go to each by postcard. Tourists can find out by calling me at Western Electric, Cleveland, or 2258 Coventry Road. Men from other classes will be welcome.". ..."Kryder doing well in the foreign dept. of Goodyear (Akron, Ohio)."

HANOVER: Dinner, Hovey Grill, 6:30, Saturday, April 29 '37 Wins ski title at Hell's Highway! on Feb. 19.

Downhill: Mosely 3d, Guyer 4th, McLane Bth, Fuller 11th.

Slalom: Guyer 3d, Austin sth, Fuller 11th, McLane 12th.

Jumping: postponed. Art Guyer re '37 SKI TEAM: "Arrived at the Ravine Camp Sat. eve to find the '39 team in the midst of one of Ross McKenney's succulent stews .... camp built of logs and furnished in the best camping taste Manager Fuller had his little black satchel with him....

pulled forth the hottest pajamas ever, pure black silk with red edges and a Russian eagle on the pocket Will Brown brought his accordion. .. .hope that in future years we can have a real reunion in the winter. What do you think of the idea that '37 give a cup for the winning alumni team in the Carnival and issue a more definite and publicised challenge?".... "LaFlamrne working in a branch of the N.Y.A. in Lebanon." . .. .Briggs Austin: "Squash team at Tuck entered in a town league and invited by Dana Prescott to take on the Harvard Bus. School."

HARTFORD: (Bill Falion and Paul Wentworth) "April 37 at 6 P.M., 58 Chestnut St., supper and all that f0110w5.".... Roily Bialla: (Yale) "My interests have changed as far as future work is concerned, and at the moment favor estate work with possibly some taxation.... this seems to point to New York rather than the country practice contemplated in the past. Bill Timbers elected to the Barrister's Union and is one of the directorate Jack Foley working his head off in Grad School."

ITHACA: Wire from Tom Cohen: "April 29 6:30, spaghetti dinner, The Oakhurst.". .. .Robie Robson: "Back in school again. .. .the College of Fine Arts at Syracuse U., working toward a B.F.A. degree. .... 31 hours of regular classes a week plus 12 outside. Bob Crawford, my old roomie, with the Glens Falls Insur. Cos.; he likes it very much."

MICHIGAN: (Notice by postcard of' 37 Night from local gent.)-Don Frank: "Have you ever thought of incorporating into the article what the boys are reading?

Books I've read since graduation. I'm ashamed the list is so small: Burns Mantle, Best Plays of 1936-37 & 1937-38; Hervey Allen, Israfel (Edgar Allen Poe's life); 3 short novels by Thorne Smith; John Gunther, Inside Europe; Heavenly Discourse: A. A. Milne, And Now We Are Six.

Starting a collection of records, so far: Gilbert & Sullivan, Trial by Jury; Tschaikowsky, Nutcracker Suite."

NEW YORK: Bill Geraghty: "Thursday Night, April 87 at the Dartmouth Club. Mort going to get some college movies and A 1 Bryant will lead the singing. .. .going to have a mighty big turnout.".... "Camerer: had been to Carnival, done some skiing, seen lots of people, said everything's the same as ever, had a swell time, and covered the Carnival for his paper. He also said you don't have to look very hard to see Fletcher, Chief Hallisey directing Carnival traffic, and the snow sculpture—which was the biggest damn thing ever." Mort Berkowitz: "All well again after five weeks of the flu. I'm not engaged to no one and no one is engaged to me." (Guess he forgot the Alumni Fund.)

PHILADELPHIA: Hal Parachini: "April 29 is the date at 6:15. The place will appear via postcards later. Tourists call Sey Ochsner at Penn Med or A 1 Sutter at Germantown Manor. The call of the old home town is certainly stronger than ever

going to try to get up there during spring recess."

THE SOUTH: Dick Smith: "Of course, from time to time, I get fed up with it all, think that I am not getting anywhere, not making any money. But after all, what I am doing, and the rest of us too, is pretty much in line with the old economic concept of saving: foregoing present pleasures for increased future advantages. .. .in the last two weeks I've worked every night except Tuesdays.... had absolute charge of the toy business from the time the merchandise entered the store until it was in the customers' hands. .. .am general utility man now."

LOYALVILLE: "Incidentally, if there is any way that I can help, whether by writing letters or doing anything else that needs to be done, just drop me a line and I'd be glad to do what I can."

'They ate their whack and they drank their fill,

And I think the rations has made them ill, For half my comp'ny's lying still Where the Widow gave the Party."

(Kipling)

Fund Contributors for 1938

Contributors: 316 (62% of graduates). Total gifts: $1,119.97 (75% of objective). MORTIMER BERKOWITZ, JR., Class Agent.

1937

Anonymous Boston Class Dinner Surplus Adams, Charles M. Albertsen, Donald B. Allen, Roger G. April, Ernest W. Arborio, Joseph C. Areson, Robert H. Asher, Frederick Austin, Briggs M. Aylward, Robert A. Ayoob, Kalil Ballantyne, Wayne K. Bankart, Robert C. Barney, Roger W. Barrett, Lester F. Bassett, Charles H. Bauer, Donald deF. Bell, William T., Jr. Bennett, Gordon P. Bentley, Samuel E. Berenson, Stanley B. Berkowitz, Mortimer, Jr. Bialla, Rowley Bishop, Russell S., Jr. Bogert, Clarence Bos worth, Robinson, Jr. Bowen, Lem W. Bowler, William W. Bratton, Lester G., Jr. Breitinger, William M., Jr. Brooks, Laurence F. Brown, J. Willcox < Brown, William G., 11l < Bruce, Frederic J., Jr. 1 Bryan, Robert L. < Bryant, Alan W. 1 Bunce, Frederic S. 1 Burford, William J. 1 Burke, Mackey 1 Burns, Robert A., Jr. 1 Butler, Franklin Butman, Douglas E. Butterworth, Oliver Butz, Herbert K. Camerer, David M. Carhart, William H. C. Carter, Arthur H. Cash, William B. Castle, Frederick K. Chester, Albert W. Chisholm, Donald M. Clark, Claude J. Clay, William C., Jr. Cochran, H. Douglas Cochrane, Stephen R. Cohen, Arthur J., Jr. Cole, William Collins, Owen D. Collis, Charles A. Compton, Gail W. Cone, Everett R. Cook, G. Gardner Cooper, Richard F. Crabb, Robert J. Crane, Grant Curtis, Roy Daniels, John, Jr. Danzig, Frank K. Davis, Frank E. Dearborn, Gayle W. Demmon, Clinton W., Jr. Devlin, John H. Dickson, Paul W. Dillon, R. Samuel Dingle, John H., Jr.

Dixon, Willard W. Donaldson, William K. Doremus, Edwin Doremus, Henry M., II Duffy, Jere E. Dumont, Charles D. Eaton, Edward W. Edwards, Vivian P., Jr. Ekin, Robert L. Elmore, George S. Eldridge, Elsom Emerson, John E. Erdman, Carl L. N. Ernest, William R. Eskesen, Bennet H. Evans, Francis W. Falion, William M. Fenn, Francis T., Jr. Ffolliott, Peter H. Finkelstein, Robert J. Fisher, Wallace C. Foley, John W., Jr. Follett, John T. Forsch, Frederick Fowler, Josiah M. Frank, Donald H. French, Burton, Jr. French, Chellis F., Jr. Fuller, Robert P. Geraghty, William E. Gibson, George R., Jr. Goetz, Hayes Golding, Jerrold R. Gordon, Charles A., Jr. Gram, Carl W., Jr. Graves, Roger E. Gray, Francis A. Greene, Robert S. Greenwood, Wm. H., Jr. Griffin, Dominick 8., Jr. Griffith, Ralph L. Griffiths, William J., Jr. Guyer, Arthur G. Hahn, Robert W. Hall, Kimball P. Harris, Leonard W. Hatch, Royal Hathaway, James W. Heer, Walter F. Herman, John R. Heroy, William 8., Jr. Herrmann, David U. Heuer, George W., Jr. Hinman, Crawford H. Hoffstetter, John R. Hosford, Norman F. Hotaling, Charles E. Hoyt, William E., Jr. Hull, George R., Jr. Humphrey, James M. Hund, Warren W. Irwin, H. Franklin, Jr. Jenkins, Edward T., 11l Johnson, Donald B. Johnson, Philip A. Johnson, T. Walter Johnston, Samuel P., Jr. Jones, Edgar L. Karp, Mortimer L. Kaufman, Frank A. Kelley, Edgar D. Kenerson, David R. Kenney, John W. Kent, Rollin L. Kern, Ernst F. Kimball, Donald A. Kirstein, Robert D.

Klein, Frederick W. Kligerman, Charles Knapp, Robert W. Koenig, Lester Koop, C. Everett Kryder, Richard H. Kwett, Frank P. LaCour, G. Wesley Lansburgh, Sidney, Jr. Lappin, Stanley W. Latchis, John D. Lenning, Henry F. Leonard, William A. Leslie, Julian B. Levine, Herbert Lindsay, John B. Loff, George P. Low, Jerome H. Lowe, Garrison, Jr. Lullmann, Henry C. Lundsted, Richard L. Luneborg, Robert L. Luttrell, James N. Lyons, William H. MacCarty, Collin S. McCombs, Paul A. MacCornack, Richard J. McCoy, Robert S. McCray, T. Latta McGuire, Morgan K. Mclntyre, Thomas J., Jr. McKinlay, Donald C. McLane, Peter Maloon, John A., Jr. Mann, David M. Manternach, Bruce W. Marion, Benjamin C. Marschalk, H. Robert Martocci, Emil M. Mauran, William L., Jr. May, Morton D. Mayer, Albert E., Jr. Mayo, Frederic R. Meredith, R. Dudley, Jr. Merrill, John C. Miller, Donald H., Jr. Milne, John Mintz, Yale Moister, F. Corbin Moore, Richard N. Morris, J. Douglas Moseley, C. Barber Mosser, Jacob Munkenbeck, Arthur H. Munro, Uri A. Naramore, Stuart, Jr. Nast, Thomas D. Newton, Jason E. Nichols, Carlton E. Nichols, David B. Nourse, Gilbert C. O'Brien, Donald E. O'Brien, Frank J., Jr. O'Brien, Thomas G., Jr. Ochsner, Seymour F. Olson, Paul N. Olson, Robert E. Osborne, John G. O'Sheel, Patrick Parachini, Harold C. Parrish, William E. Pease, Donald F. Perry, W. Stan wood, 111 Petersen, Edward B. Petti, Michael A. Pickell, Frank G. Pingree, Charles A. Plaisted, Joseph O.1 Pratt, Norman K. Prescott, Dana S. Price, Edwin P., Jr. Putnam, Harold 8., Jr. Putnam, Ralph C., Jr. Rainey, David C. Randolph, J. Herpner, Jr.

Ray, Carl P. Reed, Marion S. Reiman, Alfred E., Jr. Ripsom, T. Bleecker Risk, James C. Robbie, Norman H. Robin, Franklin E. Roos, Ernest R. Roper, Marshall E. Rotch, William B. Rothchild, A. Frank Rube, Gandolph J. Rush, Richard H. Ryan, Harry R., Jr. St. Clair, Giles Sampson, David H. Sanders, Frank B. Sawyer, Richard P. Sayre, William M. Schmer, Jerome B. Schuck, Conrad J., Jr. Schultz, Harry T. Sclafani, Luciano V. Shafer, J. Frederick Shepard, Cyrus G., Jr. Skinner, George A. Sine, Charles E. Smith, Dexter A. Smith, Justin M. Smith, Lowell H. Smith, Paul R. Smith, Richard S. Snyder, George R., Jr. Spears, William K. Sprague, Arthur G., Jr. Stanley, Furman K. Stearns, Kendall Stern, Carl W. Stock, George E., Jr. Storck, William H. Stuart, Benjamin F., Jr. Sullivan, Robert F. Sutter, Allan Taft, Winthrop H. Tardiff, Joseph A. Taylor, Robert R.2 Timbers, William H. Timson, Eldred Todd, David F. M. Tompkins, Russel B. Torrey, Gordon E. Tucker, Arthur W. Turecamo, Vincent C. Turkevich, Anthony Turner, Robert Uhlmann, R. Hugh Umpleby, John L. Vaiano, Julius Valier, Louis A., Jr. Van Nostrand, John L. Veling, Thomas C. von Tacky, Thomas F. Wagner, Robert S. Wall, Tudor A. Ward, William B. Webster, William S. Weeks, Robert H. Welldon, Paul B. Wentworth, Paul T. White, Philip A. Whitehill, Alvin R. Wise, Gordon J. Wolfe, Charles A. Wolfs, Jean H. Woods, Richard R. Wright, Myron Wynot, Edward D. Young, John, Jr 1 Memorial gift from his'father, Mr. Frank H.Plaisted.2 Memorial gift from hismother, Mrs. Anna RussTaylor.

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