1919

As I write this I am in Florida and am hard-pressed for news. Furthermore, because of the storms in the North, the mail has been slow in coming through.

The other night I called Stu Russell, and the man who answered said, "The Russell residence." I was duly impressed, assuming it was the butler. Also called Davis and plan to go over and see him.

Kitty Larmon writes that the theme for Winter Carnival this year was "The Greatest Snow on Earth." The work of some clairvoyant, no doubt. Harriet Munro was in Florida for several weeks.

Bud Potter exercises every day and is optimistic about his progress. Dick Dudensing is not very well, and it would help if he heard from classmates.

Billie Bemis '18 won the Women's Club Golf Championship here. She is a good steady player. Others in attendance were Len Reade '17, Lang Robinson '18, and Art Boardman '31.

John Shelburne passed away late in January. A formal obituary will appear in a later issue. John was a noble man, and he was as respected as anyone in the Class.

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