1906

Have you sent your check to the Alumni Fund?

As of May 4 only 39 out of 141 living members of the class of 1906 had contributed to the Alumni Fund. Less than 30%! This is a very poor showing and certainly must be most disheartening to Max, who is working under a tremendous handicap this year.

Anyone who hasn't sent in a check as yet should be ashamed to delay any longer. Max knows that many of you are going to contribute, but your delay puts an extra burden on him as he must keep your name on the "open" list and it leaves him less time to follow up the tailenders.

Every member of the class can contribute at least "one buck" so let's show our appreciation to Max for taking over this job, by a 100% participation.

Because the winter in Hanover was so mild, Alma and Charlie Milham didn't need to go West. And now to escape the Hanover summer heat they are going abroad in May for three months.

Cap Pierce is so much better he plans to take a trip East this fall. Cap's new address is 815 Rose Drive, Whittier, Calif.

Had breakfast in New York with HaroldRugg, who was on his annual pilgrimage South the last of April. Harold expects to attend the annual meeting of the BK association in Madison, Wis. the first week in September.

Eric Kelly was in New York on April 22 to attend a meeting of the Kosciusko Foundation. Eric's new book "The Amazing Journey of David Ingram" will be published in October.

Rumor has it that Fred Parker will retire in June but whether he expects to become a farmer or a fisherman no one knows.

Katherine Kelly, Marie and Foster Guyer have become rabid bridge addicts. During the past winter they have played in nearly every city and hamlet in New Hampshire and next month they journey to Montreal to participate in the international tournament.

A letter from Olive brings the welcome news that Bob is improving slowly but surely now that he is out of the hospital. Hopes to get down-stairs and out of doors in the near future.

Germaine and Earle St. Clair were guests at the Hanover Inn the middle of April.

Secretary, 37 East 39th St., New York 16, N. Y,

Treasurer, 9 Pond St., Newburyport, Mass.

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