1892

There is no member of the Class of '92 who responds more promptly to a word from the secretary, the treasurer or the fund agent; who is more interested in news of his classmates; or who enjoys the Class pictures of Reunion groups more than Cox. He has been in the far West almost all the time since graduation and has been unable to attend reunions. I persuaded him to send on his picture so we could see how he looks today. Rather well, if you ask me. He is living quietly and happily in Covina, Cal.

Today (Jan. 6) if plans are carried out, Charley and Mrs. Lamprey are heading for Clearwater, Florida, for a three months' stay. Inasmuch as your secretary is not going to Clearwater, or anywhere else in Florida this winter, Charley will have to represent the class in that section. He'll find a number of Dartmouth men, but no classmates.

The Salingers are steadily improving in health but are also passing up Florida for this winter. Travel doesn't seem attractive.

RALPH E. COX '92

Secretary, Longwood Towers, Brookline, Mass