1947

Jack Jeffus reports from Wichita Falls, Tex., of is election as senior ("that means old") vice president and director of City National Bank. He has two children at the University of Texas and one youngster at home - age "11, going on 30." Jack tells of a ski trip in Colorado where he rode up on a lift with a a girl from Dartmouth. What's the world coming to?" he wonders.

John Tower's last message from Anchorage, Alaska. told of days "full of pediatric problems and much cross-country skiing." John's oldest son Chris is at Middlebury College.

From Ben Brewster comes word that Ben Jr., an MIT man, married Alynn Atherton, a laughter and granddaughter of Dartmouth men. Ben's daughter Penny attends the University of New Hampshire and daughter Gail is applying to Dartmouth.

Another honor has been received by JosephMarsh, president of Concord College in Athens, West Va. He has been elected to the board of rectors of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.

We reported a short time ago of JohnTrethaway's pending job shift. Now it's official. He's been elected vice president, corporate planning. of Frank H. Baxter Associates, Inc. of Stamford. Conn.

It's time to start making plans for the fall - at least as far as football games are concerned. And the first date to mark on the calendar is the weekend of October 11-13 when the Princeton game will be played at Hanover. That is also the weekend of the annual meeting of the class executive committee, a meeting to which all '47s are invited. Once again, 20 rooms have been reserved at the beautiful Woodstock Inn in Woodstock, Vt„ just for '47s. They'll be allotted on a first come-first served basis. To reserve a room for the Princeton game weekend, send a 520 deposit to the Woodstock Inn, 14 The Green. Woodstock, Vt., 15091, and mention that you would like one of the 1947 rooms.

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