1916

Echoes of the 65 th reunion - remember at the 65th when you and your family signed and sent cards to some who were not able to be at the reunion? Every one of those absent 19l6ers was delighted, and to your secretary came cards and letters of thanks and appreciation for your thinking of them. The cards went to Ralph Parker, Bill Nash, Fletch Andrews, Dave Shumway, and Dan Lindsley. This appreciation is so aptly expressed by Fletch Andrews who wrote, "You can say that I thank all people who sent me the greetings from the reunion and said that they missed me. This was a kind and thoughtful act on their part and I want them to know that I appreciated it."

Thanks to Ev Parker's talented granddaughter-in-law, who hand lettered identifications on our 65 th reunion picture that Ev provided, Baker Library's. archives now hold a complete set of our reunion pictures from 1921 through 1981. Rog Evans collected and lettered the others but cannot explain how come we got 83 men and four wives back in 1919, yet have no picture. Can you?

Ralph Parker, on a visit from Carroll Fogg, Grand Master of Masons in New Hampshire, was presented a commemorative plaque for his 63 years as a Mason. Congratulations, Ralph.

Charles Christopher Dudley, grandson of our Charles H. Dudley, is following in his grandfather's footsteps by becoming a student at Dartmouth. This brings the total of grandchildren of 1916 who went or are going to Dartmouth to 19.

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