1926

Our hard-working Treasurer, Ed (alias "Sticky Fingers") Hanlon has a new title ...

Assistant Vice President of Calvin Bullock, Ltd. When we pressed modest Ed for details, he wrote: - "We are the oldest firm in the country specializing in the management of investment companies. I have been in the Research Department since 1936, with a four-year hiatus for military service from 1942 to 1946." Ed was gracious enough to relay this plug from Al Lowell: - "I probably would have delayed this Class Dues check even longer, but Bob May's 'pitch' touched me." Ed also wrote that the muchtraveled Monty and Nina Colladay have left California, for permanent residence in Europe. (Keep us posted, Monty!)

'26-ers at the Boston Alumni Association dinner included Bill Barclay, Joe Batchelder,Russ Clark, Ed Emerson, Hub Harwood, HalMarshall, Stu Orr, Herb Redman, Jim Sullivan, Syl McGinn, Walt Rankin, Harry Blake and Gardner Brown.

George Champion has been named to the Board of Directors of the Protestant Council of the City of New York. And from the sublime to the .. . well, let's say piscatorial... a color photo of Ritchie Smith, hooking a huge tarpon, graces the advertising calendars of a Yucatan (Mexico) offset printing company. Bill Forrest wants to know if anyone can dispute his claim that his twelve-year-old granddaughter Leslie (born Dec. 27, 1948) is the official oldest grandchild of the Class. Bill's Dad, by the way, graduated from Dartmouth in 1875, and lived past his 65th reunion! Frank Poor, his loyalty to New England gone with the (icy) wind, writes glowingly of winter in Arizona. "Even succeeded in selling George and Isabelle Buck on taking an Arizona vacation." And a note from FloyC. ("Chappy" to you) Jones mentions that he's already planning to attend Reunion, some fourteen months hence. Which reminds us ... we'll relay all Reunion information, as soon as we receive it.

Secretary, 9301 Hamlin Ave., Evanston, Ill.

Class Agent, 31 Downing St., Hingham, Mass.