1909

The Harold Clarks announce that with the arrival of Jeffrey Clark Anderson on February 4 they now have three great-grandsons and one great-granddaughter.

Dr. William F. Holzer died at his home 23 Birchwood Circle, Bedford, N.H. 03102 on the morning of February 19. He had been hospitalized for a long time last summer. An obituary will appear in this or a later Magazine.

George H. Hinckley was hospitalized during January and February with a severe coronary con- dition which required intensive care. He was dis- charged before his 87th birthday on February 12 and has been staying with his daughter Marsha Senne at her home in Scarborough, Me.

Reginald H. Colley had a short retirement as he is back two days a week with Bernuth, Lembeke Co., Inc. as a technical consultant. When his retirement was held it was disclosed that both he and Molly hold Ph.D.s, are members of Sigma Xi scientific fraternity, and Fellows and Honorary members of the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science with 50-year certificates. Reg speaks five languages, reads two others and is currently working on Modern Greek and Russian. He is also an accomplished musician practicing daily on the cello. He is also Reunion Chairman for 1909.

Joseph A. Goodheart celebrates his 88th birthday on April 5 and Sidney C. Hazelton celebrates his 85 birthday on April 20.

Do not forget the Alumni Fund or our 64th Reunion in June.

Secretary and Treasurer Box 472, Sandwich, Mass. 02563

Class Agent. Leighton Mitchell Company 23 Central St., Wellesley, Mass. 02181