1913

This time there's not one but two deaths to report. President Emeritus William B. Terry died last April 22; his obituary will be found in its proper place. Also, Eloise Hubbard Luiscott, the wife of our classmate Charles, crossed the great divide on the 13th of the same month.

Ruth Gay King is the most active member of the '13 family. On March 9 she sent a card to Jack Remsen stating that she and her husband were then on the Rotterdam in the Indian Ocean and headed for Bombay.

Renza Shepard has just returned to East Derry, N.H., after a trip to Houston to visit with son Alan and one to Montclair, N.J., to learn what daughter Polly and her family were doing. Later she will be in Hanover for a chat with a granddaughter who is married to one of the Tuck School faculty.

Fred Page's daughter Priscilla is now librarian at the Vermont Regional Library. She is stationed at Rutland.

You will remember that Ellen Remsen '80, daughter and niece of Dartmouth men, made history last fall by being tabbed Woman Athlete of the Week. This spring she may not receive the laurel wreath, but she is active in lacrosse.

Bill Gimbart has solved the problem of retirement and old age. This is his modus operandi: he goes to his old office just to look at and throw away the junk mail, but more especially to have something to do and a few people to talk to for no profitable reason except to break the monotony.

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