1915

Dale Barker is back home in Wakefield after six weeks in Lake Worth. He and Al Bull were fortunate to run into Sandy Sanborn's widow Rose on her first trip back after an interval of five years. With the 1915 connection, there was no lack of subject matter for conversation.

I am indebted to George Ingails for sending on a letter from Bill English '4l, who advised that his dad, Adolph English, had died February 23. An obituary will appear in the ALUMNI MAGAZINE.

Don and Rachel Howe spent a fall Sunday driving 450 miles through foliage in the Ozarks, but now they are still trying to get out from under all the snow that came in from all points. Don tried to contact Zeke Carpenter, but he was not well enough to come to the phone.

A notice from the College advised of the death of Mrs. Richard Wyman.

Due to lack of news there was no column in the April issue of the MAGAZINE. It will happen again if you do not send in some news!

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