1929

Our record 60th carried over to a great mini-reunion in September, as Charlie Dudley and ArtNighswander have reported. Our appreciation of today's Dartmouth is typified by WaltWilson's efforts to get his grandson admitted. What better evidence can there be?

Some of you who loved the 60th must have stories for those of us who couldn't make it. Do share them through Art or me. One of Joe Losey's friends is writing an authorized biography of Joe and needs word about his Dartmouth days from anyone who knew him or about him. I'll forward anything you can offer.

BOD and Ellen are happily settled in a senior living community in Jamesville, N.Y.

Our ex-congressman, Dave Martin presented the Hood with a valuable painting by the Flemish artist David in May. Dave, by the way, was one of the first to be presented the College's Daniel Webster award.

John Quebman and Ted Howard '28 attended the funeral of their roommate, Harold Monamat, who died on September 18. Harold's years in the State Department and as director of the Pan American Society made him one of our more colorful '29ers.

Here we are sending "Merry Christmas" in October, and for fun: Tho' ages of sages proclaim the belief, "It's only the truth that hurts," We discover that lovers of truth, to our grief, Too often are only flirts.

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