1922

Last spring Bob Hight satisfied a long time desire to hunt on Kodiak Island. In spite of circumstances which necessitated the dropping out, one by one, of the other members of a party that had been organized, Bob did it solo at the urging of Alma, who was convinced he would not be satisfied until the trip had been an accomplished fact. Bob is content now and looks upon his Alaskan expedition as a priceless experience. He got his bear as you can see.

On a visit to England last May, King Fauver traveled to Devon that he might toast Horan in the Dartmouth Arms, a pub.

Andy Heath's son Fred '52 is a naval lieutenant (jg) and cruised the Mediterranean last spring with the 6th Service Fleet.

Some solicitation brought news from HermOliver. A resident of Kenmore, N. Y., Herm has served for the past sixteen years as secretary-treasurer of Buffalo Lithograph Company. Son Andy operates a Hereford farm in the vicinity of Ithaca, an undertaking for which he prepared at Cornell Agricultural School, after having been graduated from Dartmouth in the Class of 105. Daughter Ann is in her junior year at Michigan State College. Herm was in Hanover for the Navy game and will time a visit with Ann at East Lansing to permit attendance at the Michigan State-Notre Dame game.

It was my misfortune to be away from Boston in the latter part of June at the particular time Will Nicholson was in these parts. WaltSands visited with him by 'phone and reported it upon my return.

Stan and Catherine Miner paid Hanover a visit in mid-September and were guests of the Inn.

Gordon K. Lenci has been honored by election to the office of president of the Class of 1955. Another 1922 son honored is Jere R. Daniell of the same class, who is serving as vice president of the Undergraduate Council. Their fathers, Tom and Dan, must be highly pleased.

This is the season when you receive the annual message from Carroll Dwight. The class treasury needs your financial support so please pay your dues promptly. As you know, the funds are used to pay for subscriptions to the ALUMNI MAGAZINE, to finance gifts to the Baker Library of books in memory of departed classmates and to cover nominal operating expenses.

Secretary, 38 Newbury St., Boston 16, Mass.

Treasurer, South Duxbury, Mass.

Bequest Chairman,