1906

The Class will be sorry to hear that ArthurCragin's wife Margaret, died at their home in Kingston, N. Y., on January 28. Our deepest sympathy is extended to him and his family.

I hope that each classmate will drop a line to Francis Childs to thank him for taking on the editorship of the "Green Messenger."

Winifred Glaze writes that it has been necessary to put Ralph in a convalescent home in Atascadero, Calif.

Have received word from Hanover that Max Hartmann is back in the United States and is living at 3033 North Florida St., Arlington, Va. 22207.

The oldest living member of our class is Walter Dakin and the youngest is Kid Clark.Bill Page's grandson Jonathan Page will be graduating this June.

The Alumni Fund is now in full swing and I am counting on every single member of the Class to make a contribution. Each of us should show our loyalty to the College and the Class by sending in a gift as soon as possible.

Everett Clark, Randall Cooke, and HerbertCumraings will be celebrating their birthdays in May. It is hard to believe but Randy Cooke has celebrated his Natal Day for 85 years in the same house in which he was born. By this time I am sure that Randy knows every nook and cranny in the house at 296 South Ave., Whitman, Mass.

Secretary and Class Agent 420 Merwyn Rd. Merion Station, Pa. 19066