1928

Nine '28 class officers attended the annual Class Officers' Weekend in Hanover on May 7 and 8. You were represented by George Davis, Craig Haines, Bill Marx. Art Kneerim. Curly Prosser, John Phillips, Bill Morton, Herb Sensenig, and Os Skinner, and all wives, with the exception of Peggy Phillips who was on a cruise to Greece.

Prexy George Davis called the 28 officers together in Reed Hall for a meeting which took three hours to cover a full agenda. The annual mini-reunion will be the weekend of the Colgate game, October 1 and 2. Herb Sensenig has arranged with the Norwich Inn to hold 25 rooms on reserve until August 20. Herb and Mimi will also be hosting the usual Friday night party at their house. Art Kneerim will have a reminder about the weekend in the '2B Campaigner,'' but don't put off mailing your $25 deposit. Incidentally, congratulations arcin order for Art, who was made president of the Clais Newsletter Editors' Association during Class Officers' Weekend.

In addition, a preliminary report on plans for our 55th reunion on June 10, 11, and 12. 1983, was given by Curly Prosser and John Phillips. This took up most of the meeting, with the emphasis being on having a wellplanned, interesting program and a record attendance. Other officers reported on the affairs of the class, including the news that the College has so far received a total of S 19,500 through

Dick Learnard's bequest, with a further distribution coming. Dick died March 4, 1980. The Friday evening and Saturday meetings were as interesting and informative as usual, with the highlight being the opportunity to hear President David McLaughlin 54 talk to us at the Friday night meeting at Spaulding Auditorium.

In a note thanking us for his birthday card. Feet Thurston writes that he sees Cud Gard- ner and Ken Graf ftirly often and plays golf with our old Zete friend, Ed Deans '29

Van Curll wrote us at the end of April, saying that he and Dorothy are settling in on the old Oregonranch (Grants Pass) where they live from May Ito October 1. Van says. I m sure there will be more to do than I can handle, but that's what makes it good.

Wayne and Jean Van Orman spent December to March in the Argarve part of Portugal. They moved April 15 to their summer home in Cape May. N.J., to get their flower garden started early.

In response to our request for the names of "28ers with Dartmouth grandchildren, we have two replies so far. C. C. Hart says: Attended my granddaughter s June 1980 graduation in Hanover. Her father is '56 and her uncle 58.' And Mrs. James H. Wright, daughter of our classmate Roger Sundeen. says: Our son. Peter S. Wright, graduated with the class of 1981, and we had the three generations present Roger Sundeen '28 and my husband, class of 1952. Peter graduated Phi Beta Kappa and is now working in Cleveland with Peat. Marwick and Mitchell."

Wc arc sad to report the deaths of Francis Reynolds on February 3, of Ken Cuddeback on April 4, and of Al Fusonie on May 12.

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