1947

The news front is quiet this month. Blame in part on an energy crisis; the secretary's energy seems to be lagging. But there are a coupie of items worthy of note.

Warren Hulser, forwarding his class dues. reports from St. Paul's School that granddaughter, Abby, is two years old; daughter Kathy, is in her second year at McGill; and wife. Del, is busy selling real estate there in Concord. N.H. Warren showed his versatility as a juggler in the Community Players' presentation of "Carnival."

After 18 years with Westvaco Corporation. John Trethaway has decided to make a break, At last report, he was planning either to set up his own firm or associate with a group in Stamford. Conn., "thus ending the commuting rat race."

Again from St. Paul's School comes word of a new appointment for Alan Hall. Now head of the school's English Department, he will become an Independence Foundation Master in June. Alan has held several positions, including director of studies, since joining St. Paul's in 1952. He was the first director of the Advanced Studies Program and continues on that board. He is also author of the 1972 book, Conrad and the Congo.

Treasurer Norm Fink relays his thanks to all classmates who have forwarded '73-'74 dues and apologizes to any who have received second notices after already paying. He says the dues continue to roll in.

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