1918

lone has just counted 18 pheasants making their way across a nearby field on their way into their night refuge in an adjacent thicket. We are very glad they are still around.

Lang Robinson, Springfield, Ill., had bursitis which put a crimp in his plans. I am sure he still hopes to spend a couple of months at the Highland Park Club, Lake Wales He is very fond of that spot.

Your secretary recently attended the holiday gathering of the Dartmouth Alumni Club of Chicago. Students, prospective students and alumni of all ages were in attendance in goodly numbers. Among the old guard present were Cort Horr, Bill Embree '21, Gene Hotchkiss '22, and Al Louer, and Clark Weymouth '26. It was a pleasure to see Rick Stillman '77 and his father, Bud Stillman, a Cornell graduate. Rick is a grandson of Dewitt Stillman '16.

Al Gottschaldt catches me up with the following: 'Dear George Wood rough: Et Tu Brute? In your column (Nov.) you spell my name with a "K" - taking away the "DT's" all advertising men have indelibly associated with them. Then please turn to page four of that issue, the letter from the president of Green Key. Kemeny asks for a new symbol? Why not take a vote on how many prefer the old - the Indian symbol? I am writing Green Key and hope you will encourage classmates to do likewise. ... Going to Arizona, (Phoenix) for the month of December - my middle daughter's abode. Holiday greetings to you."

Green Key is asking for suggestions for a symbol and will be glad to hear from us.

Howard and Helen Robinson are home from their golfing holiday in Ireland and he thinks is the best ever; says they had a ball and the people are delightful.

Do not forget the Florida Pow Wow at the Fort Pierce Holiday Inn, March 14, always a good event. Contact A. C. "Spud" Proctor, 1707 Sunset Road, Fort Pierce, 33450 or H. M. "Monk" Cameron, Box 1184, Jensen Beach 33457.

Secretary, RD 2, Joliet, Ill. 60413

Treasurer, Old Coach Road Norwich, Vt. 05055