1906

The Class of 1906 should be proud of its record in the 1962 Alumni Fund. Our final figure was $6214.00 which was $1074 more than our quota. As usual Nat Leverone was the top contributor and NedFrench was second. All but eight classmates sent in a gift.

We were able to make this excellent showing because 35 of our class widows contributed $1440. 1906 is justly proud of this loyal and generous group.

Ethel and Walter Powers were in England all summer. It is reported that Walter spent the entire vacation paddling his kayak on the Thames. Ethel sat on the bank watching to see that he didn’t fall overboard.

Warner White has deserted Nantucket again and is back at 69 Foote Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. ■ * ■ ■ M rtV, rvt tn a i nO m _

Lonnie Russ can be reached at the Cham- berlain Hotel, 20 Arlington St., Annisquam, Mass.

King Benton writes that Constance and he are enjoying their combination house and studio in Carmel, Calif., very much.

Lillian Terrien writes from Texas that she was in Hanover this summer but did not see any member of the class.

Helen, Robert and Norman Russell made a trip to Hanover this summer and accord- ing to the report in the Newburyport News Norm returned as Secretary of the class. However he wouldn’t accept the job as the salary was too small.

Helen Warton is the manager of the Gift Shop in the Massachusetts General Hospi- tal, Boston. She wants every one of the 1906 family to know that if ever they are a patient there she would be glad to be of any service.

Secretary, 30 Harrison Ave. New Canaan, Conn. Treasurer, 9 Pond St., Newburyport, Mass,