1925*

Sum few weeks ago, me and Corey Fod, Secatary uv the Class of driv tew Hanover tew consult with Sid Hayward, Secatary uv the College and Bob McKennan, Regional Sectary uv '25 about Secatarial work in general and our own non-burdensum work in particular. We had our Secatarial Conferences in quite a phew wood cock and patridge covers around Hanover and cum to the conclushun that McKennan is still the best wing shot of the bunch.

Going to the football game I see that just about every undergraduate had a smooth looking female with him. They looked yungern and not so mature like they was in our time, but still most uv them was quite soothing to the eyes. I ast if it was a house party week-end and was told that it want no houseparty week-end but just a normal gathering.

That sort of opened my eyes and I ast how come. They told me that the yung reptiles in college now is just as efficient hunting females as me and McKennan used to be hunting wookchucks out along the June road .... out comes a good looker to tread around a bit and Bang! You see in our time awl we had was a phew old Model T stripped downs, with a soap box for a body. The old wrecks might of did twenty-five miles for every hour on the road and it was real work tew drive them. This generation got everything from Model A's tew new Buicks and a feller that cant cover forty-five miles for every hour on the road is sent home tew kindergarten. What with radios, heaters and streamlined covertibles yew set down and figger out how this generation of Joe College makes 0ut.... boys, we was borned just twenty-five years tew soon!

Lane Goss spent the summer at the family farm in Dover, New Hampshire. The drought caused much carrying of water with the end result that Lane lost fifteen pounds and is now within six pounds of his graduation weight.

And speaking of Lane, the Lane Goss, Larry Leavitt and Brad Kingman couples recently enjoyed a dinner party in Worcester where Larry showed Kodachrome slides of Vermont Academy and Brad brought his activities at Bancroft School up to date.

Bob Borwell is vice president in charge of sales with Marsh and McLennan, the Chicago insurance concern with which he has long been connected.

Whit Campbell has been named secretary of the Chicago Bar Association.

Thumbing through a copy of Fortune, noted the name A C C Hill on a door in a photo showing the OPM offices. He's the first '25er to make Fortune. And speaking of Cliff, he and Chan Walker met each other at a P T A meeting in Washington a few nights ago. Chan and Cliff are two men who keep their youthful looks while the years mark up the rest of us.

The May issue of Future, the magazine for young men, featured Elmer Richards on the cover and carried an excellent article on his life story to-date.

Roving reporter Eddie Pease reports seeing Ralph Thompson and Neil Williams at the Colgate game; Frank Osgood and Bill Carter at Yale, and Dick Gratz, George Stevens, Terry McGaughan and Frank Brick at William and Mary.

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