1912

In addition to Johnson O'Connor's frequent bulletins from his Human Engineering Laboratory, he sent us a longhand letter in January explaining some of the details of the Laboratory's procedures. He is now working on Volume III of his Vocabulary Builder, referred to in the February issue of Readers' Digest.

Mark Allen reports that he has come up with a tumor in his bladder but feels encouraged by the surgeon's report. He continues to work at the store a few hours each day and gets real pleasure in so doing. His recent change of address did not mean he had moved but merely that the county thought it high time to give him something new to put on his letter heads.

Morris Knight, in a nostalgic moment, refers to our freshman days in Crosby as one of his happiest memories and adds that the group there was among the most interesting he has ever encountered. His great regret is that he has never been able to see Stan Lovell since.

Our President Connie Snow sees no reason for withholding funds from the College because of a recent unfortunate event pulled off by a fraternnity group, and ! agree. He is quite enthusiastic over the College reunion plans for the Over-50 Classes and urges all of us to show up in June. GeorgeGeiser, after a lapse of two years, admits no major aches or pains but says he doesn't travel very far beyond the Village Green, just a few short walks with a cane, so no Reunion for him. Syd Clark should be back home again from Mexico where he. spent almost a month getting material for a book.

No word from Roy Barnett, Bob Brown,Herbert Lombard, Ev Gammons, Paul Martin and Jimmie Cleaves.

1912 has lost two more, Tracy Sanborn and Charlie Thompson. Our sympathy goes out to both families. Letters of appreciation have been received from Fred Geller and Marjorie Thompson Sutton for the memorial books to be placed in Baker Library.

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