1926

Next month we will be 66 years out of College, and we now number 81 active members vs. 552 who matriculated in 1922. Our three youngest, born in 1906 in this order, are Hank Lamb, KenGodfrey, and Sid Lenke, and they are 86 this year. Seventeen of us will be 87, 38 will be 88, 17 will be 89, four will be 90, and in September Skipper Smith will be 91, followed closely by Henry Andretta. We have 19 inactive members. Five left Dartmouth to transfer and graduate from other colleges; two simply left, and all seven of these non-grads requested no more mail. The other 12 no longer have a known address, so we do not know how many of the 19 are living. Smoke Signals and this column are always delighted to publish news of the 81 "active" classmates.

Joe and Helen Kinney have the right idea: Lake Worth, Fla., every winter until April 15; then they return to their Bridgton, Maine, summer place. Driving down they visited grandchildren in Washington and then their son Edward and family in Savannah. Ed teaches at Savannah College of Arts and Design, where grandson Ed is a student arid a campus disc-jockey on Saturdays.

Charlie and Helen Clare Macdonald, Rockport, Mass., came to the selection of a new pastor at Union Church, Waban, meeting up with Don Norstrand. All three are longtime members. Charlie and Don, new regional agents on George Scott's Alumni Fund team, had a chance to talk shop.

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