1956

Whisperin Sheldon has kept you posted on the post-Princeton game rumble, October 12 at the Tom Dent cabin. I'll only mention it in passing as I am not sure this magazine reaches you all by that time. Be there!

Paige and I are vacationing in the midWest, sailing for several days on Lake Erie, then sailing and golfing at Elk Lake and environs in Michigan. As a mountain resort town New Englander and frequently well tanned on the Atlantic Coast it is always a treat to discover how much beauty there is in so many other parts of this country.

John Di Orio is president and executive officer of the new Burlington Bank and Trust Company, Burlington, Mass. John has been a career banker, at least in part with Middlesex County National Bank. John's wife Paula, and the three little Cobras are living in Burlington.

Ken Thomas, captain U.S. Air Force and doctor, was last heard from on medical duty with the Pacific Air Forces in Vietnam. Chett Zinn is assistant legal counsel at Connecticut General Life Insurance Company. Chet and Judy are at home at 18 Revere Drive in Bloomfield, Conn.

Tom Reynolds has returned to the practice of law in New York City. I talked with Myrian Rath following Peter's death. She spoke of the good times with Boodge andLibby Erwin, Ron MacKenzie, and TomClemons.

Winston Bridge of State Street Bank and Trust Company has been admitted to the Massachusetts Bar. Latest word from JohnMiles indicates he went through with his plans to leave the Navy and is flying 727's for United.

Lee Gammill continues to be a big threat in lacrosse circles in California.

Our class did a great job in the Alumni Fund drive finishing seventh among all classes in percent of dollars' objective. Essentially we coughed up 24% more than that objective. The fact that we only rank 51st among all classes in participation index shows that those 465 men who did the giving gave generously.

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