1913

Since the last news letter the following have been added to the "Sure to be in Hanover in June" list:

Carl and Grace Forsaith, Ray and Lydia Ball, Bill Gumbart, Bob and Alice More, Harvey and Virginia McClary and Connie, Bill and Lois Towler. Send in your name. Many have said they thought they had, but no blank received in many cases. The directory, also, should be corrected.

The class is getting more famous as years go by. Two now have made "Who's Who," 1958 — Kippy Tuck and Bill Towler.

A card has arrived from Cape Town, South Africa, from George Steele who reports that the 17 days at sea were a delightful relaxation. He now is a tourist, out day and night so as to have a complete picture of that amazing country.

George B. Watts' brother, Paul M. Watts, has just died in Franklin, N.H., where he operated the Elm Rock Farm on Calef Hill Road. George leaves Davidson, N.C., soon for his European trip for study and pleasure.

Carl Shumway has been doing a lot of skiing this winter in Massachusetts and New Hampshire and looking forward to welcoming more grandchildren in 1958.

Secretary, Box 2057, Boston 6, Mass.

Class Agent, 109 N. Chatsworth Ave., Larchmont, N.Y.