1932

Wilbur H. Mack, otherwise known as Deke, wants us to know that he remains on the right side of the grass, is in good shape except for some minor infirmities, and enjoys his southern winters. He returns to Grosse Pointe, Mich., about April 1. Dr. Lester Meister of Coos Bay, Ore., tells us he retired from his practice at a Southern California V. A. facility in 1979 and is in good health. Les would like to hear from Jack Eliot of Mercer Island, Wash.

Warren Hallamore has moved to a cottage on the grounds of a retirement complex called Havenwood, and his new address is 33 Christian Avenue No. 52, Concord, NH 03301. He was considering returning to Ireland this summer.

John and Rita Richardson have bought a home in Tubac, Ariz., where they plan to winter, returning to Keruiey Square, Penn., in the spring. And in nearby Green Valley, Ariz., John and Jo Ann Swenson continue to enjoy life at La Posada retirement center. John is active in golf, swimming, aerobics, and genealogy. A grandson who graduated from Dartmouth in the spring was captain of the cross-country ski team and hopes to make the Olympic team. John's neighbor Chuck Adkins recendy moved to the Syracuse area to live near his children. His new address is not known yet.

Harry Rowe flew to San Diego to bless his tenth grandchild, and he notes that his friends and some widows in the Hanover-Grantham area keep his calendar full!

Class President Dick Olmsted informs us that the 1932 class tree, planted at our 60th Reunion, is alive and well. Head agent Milt Alpert expects our Alumni Fund drive to top our goal in the Green Derby, and maybe win an award.

Your secretary and Ruth went to the Orient in the spring, visiting six cities in China. We will write newsletter editor Bob Ackerberg about our trip.

It is with sadness that we report the deaths of Howard B. Smith, Robert MacLaury, Robert W. Mitchell, and Malcolm W. Metcalf.

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