1907

After 34 years of service John C. Wallace has retired as vice-president and director of sales for Perfection Stove Cos. Jack, who lives in Shaker Heights, a suburban community near Cleveland, Ohio, has held only two positions since his graduation. He joined the Perfection organization when it was known as the Cleveland Foundry Cos. in April, 1914.

Though '07's monthly luncheons in Boston are not setting new attendance records, they are most enjoyable. The following were present at the January 28 luncheon: Niles, Woodworth, Smart, Crocker, Cochrane and Plummer.

George Liscomb, reminiscing from Hanover where Harry Wellman, Rip Heneage, DickSouthgate and he are now living, recalls that seven of the best of '07 were "Townies!" Included in that category were Sam Bartlett,Phil Chase, Clarence Filiau, Peb Langill,Mike Smith, Harry Storrs and Tute Worthen. All are living today except Clarence Filiau and all are outstanding men in their respective vocations. George concludes with this reminder: "Remember, we have a reunion in Hanover next June. We can't afford to miss being there every year from now on." George is taking responsibility for reserving dormitory rooms for those who are able to go back during Reunion Week.

'07 was well represented at the Annual Dinner of the Boston Alumni Association on February 4 by the following men: Smart, Woodworth, Cochrane, Plummer, Stevens, Fassett.N. H. Knight, Cushman, Pierce, Miller, Niles,Liscomb, McDevitt, Lane. As President of the Association during the past year Dick Lane presided. As Chorister Harry McDevitt made a new high. He organized a group of about 25 ex-Glee Club alumni, held several rehearsals and put on a program which contributed much to the enjoyment of the Association membership.

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