1927

Mish Cleave's annual greeting contained a predicted epitaph for the tombstone of Alan Greenspan: "I am guardedly optimistic about the next world but remain cognizant of the downside risk." Mish also included a clipping about a trip by ship on the Columbia River from Port Astoria to Portland, part of the Rose Festival. Perhaps this fulfills a dream of traveling to the land of classmates Sam Martin, Dud Sercombe, and George Fried.

Chuck Baker wrote that Peg Funkhouser suffered a stroke last November and has moved from Hanover to Havenwood House at 33 Christian Street, Concord, NH 03301. Peg is our assistant bequest chairman. A note would brighten her day.

Ruth Paddock is studying Mesoamerican art and pottery at the art museum at Wellesley College. She is inspired by having a Peruvian granddaughter.

We regret to report the death of Bob Page in December. His obituary will appear in a forthcoming issue of the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine.

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