1929

There are now three members of' 29 living and two adoptees. Art Nighswander and Harold Ripley, are both in the Hanover area; Walter McCray left Dartmouth during his freshman year and is living in Raymore, Missouri. Former dean of Dartmouth Lee Pelton, now president of Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, and your scribe are the adopted members.

Many widows are living, but our class list shows many names without any address.

Winter came early to Hanover, with the first snow before Thanksgiving and many oldfashioned snowstorms after that.

A friendly, complimentary note reached us from John Fyler, son of Harriet and Earl Fyler, and it made me remember having dinner with them in Boston years ago. They were going on a cruise, and while walking in the Public Garden, Harriet, an avid birder, was watching them rather than her steps. She fell and broke her arm, but the good sports they were, it did not keep them from cruising—cast and all!

We are sad to report the loss of Bill Sykes, who died in Duxbury, Massachusetts, last July. Our sympathy is extended to his family.

Rip: "If your Christmas bash took too much cash So you stayed home New Year's Eve It's not too late to make new dates (And also make new rules To save up for April Fool's)."

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