1906

The class has lost another loyal member in the death o£ Cliff Perry. Ann and Cliff were always faithful attendants at our reunions.

A recent issue of the "Rotarion" carried a picture of Gott Brooks, who took office as Governor of District 196 on July first.

Joe Nuelle has been much in the lime- light lately in connection with the Delaware and Hudson's voluntary plan of reorganization under the McLaughlin Act.

Richard B. Cochran received his B.S. degree in Civil Engineering at the University of New Hampshire in June.

Mary Helen Beetle was married to Robert Francis Wilson, Dart-mouth 1942, on June 19th, in Hanover.

George Kraft, Bucky's oldest boy, is a chief petty officer in the Merchant Marine. The youngest boy, Arthur, is a Flying Cadet. And incidentally he is an artist of note, as one of his paintings hangs in the Library of Congress.

Bert Twiss has recently been promoted to Lieut. Colonel. Is with the Personnel Division of the Second Service Command and stationed at 50 Broadway, New York City.

Ralph Fitts has accepted a position teaching physics at Norwich University.

At the Centenary of the University of Chile, Bob Richardson represented McGill University. Bob says his main job is keeping up the health of 18,000 workers so they can send as much copper as possible to the U. S.

Happy Wayman was recently installed as Secretary of Houston Lodge No. 151, B. P. O. E.

By dint of much effort and many letters, Nat has succeeded in getting a contribution for the Alumni Fund from 112 of our 123 living graduates. That surely must be a record of some kind and he sure deserves a lot of credit.

New Addresses: Norm Russell, Carroll Spring Inn, Forest Glen, Md.; Warner White, 128 Ft. Washington Ave., New York City; Herbert Boynton, Andover Road, Georgetown, Mass.; Neil Buckbee, 1920 Elm St., New Cumberland, Pa.; Bucky Kraft, 1 Manufacturers Exchange Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.; Henry Thrall, 840 Rand Tower, Minneapolis, Minn.

Secretary, 37 East 39th St., New York, N. Y.