1918

Ed and Clara Felt spent Christmas with daughter Judy in San Diego.

Dick and Marian White had a grand experience in Puerto Ballarta, Mexico, during the year end holidays. There were 15 of them, all family, with two cars for transportation. They were the first renters of Liz Taylor's house, which has ten rooms, baths, swimming pool, plus cooks and maids. It was built on a hillside over the town and bay. Because it is a tourist attraction, there were plenty of street visitors. As Dick and Marion were looking over the railing from above, someone seeing them remarked, "Burton's mother and father!" This quiet fishing village is becoming another Acapulco, for all chains are building hotels.

Sim Gordon's latest experience was to welcome the first great-grandson, Stephen Michael Romney, son of Dr. Mary Romney and Dr. Benjamin Romney '69.

Dick White further reports that Admiral Paul L. Mather, U.S.N. Ret., has moved to the Westwood, 5101 Ridgefield Road, Bethesda, Md. 20016, where he would like to hear from old classmates. For some time he has been crippled in both knees with arthritis. The home he was in before had no phone service.

George and lone Woodruff find their Shell Point Village in Fort Myers, Fla., is for the birds and comfort bedding. They attended the "D" club meeting in Naples, but did not report about other 1918ers. They are still looking ahead to our 65th.

George Van Kapff spent January through March at the Gulf Stream Hotel in Lake Worth, Fla., getting up energy to lead his class agents team in a successful 1981 Alumni Fund campaign. May we all help as much as possible, for our gifts also count on the capital gifts campaign.

We regretfully report the deaths of Homer B.Hill on October 5, 1980, and Hubert B. McDonough on December 16, 1980.

Bill Montgomery sent news clips on Hubie's life to aid your secretary in preparing the obituary for the ALUMNI MAGAZINE, and he wrote, "While Hubie was a state hero and often extolled in sporting pages as an athlete, teacher, coach, and school administrator, little was mentioned of his gymnastic ability. He was captain our senior year and excelled on the parallel bars and as a club swinger. His great modesty covered up his achievements, and possibly only those of us who played with him got to know what a really great guy he was."

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