1916

President Ev Parker represented the Class at the class officers' May meeting. Ralph Mendall and his daughter Jean Kaufman paid a visit to the secretary and Gay in March and Great-grandfather Ralph is as energetic as ever. DaveShumway writes that they no longer plan on an annual trip to Canada - reason, creeping old age.

Correction. In the March class notes there appeared an item about the Fritz Hier family's receiving lasagna from a Mrs. Stearns, with an aside - "probably our Elsie." Your secretary was wrong on that assumption. Both Fritz and our Elsie sent corrections. Just goes to show how large the college has become that there are two Mrs. Stearnses. Our Elsie claims that bacon and eggs are her limit.

Bits and pieces about our 1916 ladies: Ruth Fuller spent January with her son's family in California. Sally Stackpole in March was still making the daily visits to the Vets Hospital to see Phil. Elsie Stearns reported that Hanover visitors were Dick Parkhurst and Mary and Howard Buffinton. She frequently has lunch with Betty Dock and had lunch with Ruth Kirkland, who wintered in Hanover.

Sorry to report the passing of our CharlieEverett on March 31. Charlie was one of our busiest members all through our four years together. A memorial about him will appear in this or a coming issue.

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