1930

Added to his list of lifetime accomplishments in the field of physiological chemistry, our classmate Max K. Horwitt wrote, "Most important accomplishment: graduating from high school at the age of 91." There must be a story there. His B.A.

from Dartmouth and Ph.D. from Yale and his noteworthy life of research in the field of nutrition suggests that he didn't need that high school diploma to distinguish himself. Congratulations, Max. Many of us taking a daily list of life-supporting pills can bow in his direction as we down the Vitamin C, which was his primary concern.

A true mini-reunion was realized with a visit from Harrison Condon when cabin fever was at its worst. Although we talked all around the globe and recalled events of our college life, there was still more to cover when he had to depart for Plymouth and his own surrounds. My daughter Susan added to our comforts by keeping us happy at the table. I regret that distance and winter cold makes such events a rarity. We are closing in on June and our 70th Reunion! Let's be a record-setting class with a big turnout.

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Max Horwitt, after adistinguished careerresearching nutrition,graduated fromhigh school at 91. BOB KEENE '30

June 9-11