1964

Unfortunately Henry Miller can't be with us this month. Last time we heard from him he called to tell us he was tied up at a railroad station. Perhaps next month. ...

Also no news from the home front about our contest. Maybe we are expecting too much. John Carpenter will join the contest shortly. He was recently engaged to Miss Sue Austin. Sue went to Skidmore College and is from Darien, Conn. They plan a June wedding.

Lew "Angel" Eisenberg surprised no one last month and married Judy Beerman, late of Skidmore. The wedding was in St. Louis on Winter Carnival weekend. Herb McCord went out to the wedding. The Eisenbergs are now living at 155 Chestnut St., Ithaca, N. Y., where Lew is attending business school.

Dean Fjelstul was married in February to Miss Alice Bancroft. Alice is a graduate of Wheaton and the Radcliffe Publishing Procedures Course (which probably does not entitle her to be termed a 'Cliffie). They are living in New York while Dean is studying at the Columbia Graduate School of Business Administration.

Dick McGrath will marry Miss Jane Murphy in June. She is a graduate of the College of New Rochelle and teaches at the Scarborough School. Dick is now at N.Y.U.

Woody Flowers has become engaged to Miss Mary Torrey of La Mesa, Calif. Woody is now at Vanderbilt Law. They plan a June wedding.

Spring is coming to the Hanover Plain as Winter Term examinations come and go. The undergraduates are packing up and preparing to go to Bermuda, Nassau, and points south. We got a letter from the battle-torn southland a few days ago from Mike Parker. He was commiserating with us about our lack of news. The Parker family is now residing on St. Simons Island, Georgia. He is attending Combat Information Center Officers School. Sounds like he's living the easy life. Jack Koffman is also down there. Mike's wife, Carolyn, is working part-time to earn money for a trip up to Dartmouth for Key. Hope you make it. All you itinerant '64's that make it up for Key drop around to 12 Webster Ave. and have a beer. We'd like to hear what the big, bad world is really like.

Don't forget the contest.

Secretary, 12 Webster Ave., Hanover, N. H.

Class Agent, 11 Marshall St. Old Greenwich, Conn. 06870