1910*
ENTERING SONS .... 1910 continues to clinch what seems to be an all-time record for other Dartmouth classes to shoot at. With 7 sons in the present Freshman class at Hanover, the grand total reaches astronomical figures.
The lads of 1946 are: Boy Brady, Frank Field, William L. Jackson, Charles B. Johnson, Raynor Jones, Kimball Kerley, Thomas W. Wolff, John L. E.
Father "King" Jack Pineo Dave "Bones" Jim Herb
JOHN VANDER PYL, v.p., American Ma- chine & Metals, is doing a whale of a pro- duction job out at Moline where he has charge of the company's factories. Under the constant pressure of increased produc- tion of huge machines for everything from centrifugals for smokeless powder to com- plete laundry equipment that goes to all corners of the globe, John's outfit has won commendations from Government officials more than once, the latest being the Army- Navy "E" awarded, interestingly enough, by Under Secretary of the Navy, James Forrestal, a one-time member of the Class of 1915 who transferred to Princeton.
TED HILL, 1910's Botanical expert at Har- vard, had an article published in the Uni- versity Leaflets, entitled "Recent Changes in the Name of Economic Plants."
CONGRATULATIONS TO HARRY MUDGETT On his appointment as General Employment Manager of International Silver Cos., Meri- den, Conn. Through a long period of years Harry, who started with the company as a cost accountant, has won promotion after promotion, advancing steadily, having been manager of the Meriden plant since 1934 .... he is an esteemed citizen of Strat- ford, Conn., where he has been a member of the School Board for six years .... has a daughter and two sons, one of whom is in the Army. The Class rejoices with Harry in his latest and biggest promotion.
IT'S CAPT. WINSOR WILKINSON, U. S. A., s. c. u. 1930, Presidio of Monterey, Calif. .... Les Wiggin is with Post Ordnance, Camp Cooke, Calif.
OFFSPRING .... Howard Fogg Jr. is at Enid Flying School, Oklahoma, for basic flight training .... Mickey Holmes' daugh- ter Lucille has moved to Birmingham, Ala- bama, where her husband works, Mickey feeling keenly the moving of his young granddaughter to such a distant point. . ... Ed Shattuck writes about his son Jack in the Army Air Corps, "The Air Corps certainly does things to these youngsters ....I have never seen Jack more fit or enthusiastic.... he is wrapped up in his work and considers his fellow pilots as the finest bunch of fellows with whom he could ever hope to be connected."
ELSE JENNESS AND CHET BUTTS have ar- ranged for a Joint 1910-11 Dinner Night- Before-Harvard Game at University Club, same as last year when its inauguration was a great success.... will report details in next issue.
A DEFINITE DARTMOUTH TINGE permeated our doings of yesterday when, with fellow delegates Dave Storrs '99, Marty Remsen 'l4, Arch Gile 'l7, we journeyed on Ned French's 'O6 B. & M. to the Republican State Convention at Concord .... on the platform of which sat former U. S. Senator George Moses '9O who at 73 can still throw verbal ringers; Governor Bob Blood 'l3; Ed Hunter 'Ol, Chairman, Public Service Commission; Harold Davison 'l5 who di- rects state campaigns; Dartmouth Benefac- tor Huntley Spaulding, Hon. '27 .... and presiding officer Bob Upton whose son graduated at Hanover in '35 .... also Dick Holbrook of the 20's .... Charles Holden '95, "Eben' to you folks, brought us home in his car George Clark 'l7 joined us at lunch .... and there were other Dart- mouth men visible throughout the day. .... New Hampshire has its compensa- tions!
JESS WILSON'S new business address is 405 Commonwealth Ave., Boston Harold Robinson can be found at 357 Carroll Park West, Long Beach, Calif Keith Pevear is with G.E.'s River Works at Lynn, living at 142 Ocean St Harold Win- ship has accepted a call to the First Con- gregational Church at Hanson, Mass Walter Golde accompanies such noted art- ists as Bonelli and Rethberg at their con- certs for the Red Cross Fund Hal Sprague reached the culmination of his Masonic work when he received the 33rd Degree in Scottish Rite Masonry at a late September ceremony Herb Wolff and wife spent some time during the summer at Lake Morey Inn Pineo Jackson and wife took a fall vacation in the Maine deep-woods near Patten Joe Dow- ney's office is at 77 Broad St., Boston, with residence at Hunnewell Terrace, Newton.
THE DROUGHT for news continues .... for purposes of Class records, keep us well posted on doings of Tenners and their children in the Service.
Secretary, Canaan St., Canaan, N. H. Treasurer, 1 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I
