1920

Wade Smith died on December 29, 1982, in California. Wes Jones died March 6. And sadly, Ralph Sunergren, from whom we heard in last month's column, has also died. Obituaries for Wade and Wes were in the May issue, and a tribute to Ralph will be in this or a future issue.

Our class is invited to a luncheon in Hanover before the Princeton game on Saturday, September 17. The gathering will be in the Tavern Room, downstairs in the Hanover Inn. It will begin at 11:15. The luncheon price per person will be $10, tax and gratuity included. There will be a separate cash bar. Reservations are necessary, so if you plan to attend, please advise Sherm Adams, Pollard Road, Lincoln N.H. 03251 before Wednesday, September 7.

Since there is no other current class news, we will LOOK BACK to June 1923: "Emile Auger is practicing law in New Bedford. The Supreme Court will decide shortly if he has been elected to the position of Register of Deeds. . . .Ted Bliss is manager of the Wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine Company in Baltimore.. . . Port Durkee is manager of the Portland, Ore., office of General Petroleum, producers of oil in California and Mexico. . . .

Charles Cowles is a cadet at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. He will graduate this June. . . . The following members of the class are at the Harvard Law School: Bill Sullivan,Francis Moulton, Art Thompson, SalMack, and Hub Duffy. . . . Norm Richardson is with the Rufus W. Scott Company, New York City, manufacturing and selling hosiery. He was married in December 1921."

How about some current good news for the next issue, in the fall.

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