1976

Either you're all busy writing Christmas cards or your little fingers are frozen. Whatever the cause, a check of the mailbag reveals a definite paucity of prattlings this period. Be that as it may, your faithful scribe has uncovered some tepid tidbits.

Peter Jeton and Nancy Kepes Jeton recently returned from another of their whirlwind European tours. Reportedly, Peter spent most of their three week sojourn in France eyeing les jeunes filles while Nancy tried to create the impression she wasn't with the lame-o in the "Duke-trou" and dirty Choate t-shirt. They've since returned to their digs in Andover, Mass. Peter was pleased to report that the honchos at the First National Bank of Boston have finally realized his potential he's been assigned to customers in Buffalo, N. Y., and Erie, Pa.

Somewhat lower down the ladder of corporate America, "Tawdry" Tom Reinhart reports that he successfully completed his raffle of two free plane tickets for two unlucky young women to accompany him and his roommate to Hawaii. Tom denies that he took out a personal ad in the Village Voice to solicit entrants and disclaims any connection with a 25 word or less essay requirement. Stay tuned.

Classmate Stark Holekamp was seen recently at an Ivy League 'tails party here in Miami. He's working in a furniture manufacturing firm in Ft. Lauderdale and living the good life.

As I said, the mailbag is light, so please take time out to drop me a line.

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