1906

The following 'o6ers were present at the an- nual Alumni Dinner in New York on April 16: Ned Bullard, Mike Edgerton, Thurlow Gor- don, Joe Nuelle, Bob Richardson, Warner- White and your secretary.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Chapin recently spent the weekend at the Hanover Inn Francis Childs has been appointed chairman of the Division of the Humanities by President Dickey.

Our efficient treasurer leads all the other classes in the percentage of collection of class dues. At this writing 87 out of 11a grads, or 77.6%, have paid their dues and 14 out of 35 non-grads, or 40%. In other words 101 out of 147 or 68.7% of the class have paid up and Norm is still plugging away.

New addresses: Geo. L. Swazey—Bristol, N. H., Wm. F. Gleason—C/O Hunt, 4606 No. Racine Ave., Chicago 40, III.

Secretary, 37 East 39th St., New York, N. Y Treasurer, 2205 California St., N. W. Washington 8, D. C.