CLASS OF 1913

Clif Clarke spent a most enjoyable week in Hanover, returning January 16, and is a booster for Hanover weather and the idea of a winter vacation there. Harry French, Bob Conant, Fred Page, and Clif had a class party at the Outing Clubhouse, followed by bridge at Harry's.

James H. Byrnes is now marked "Lost" on the records. If anyone can locate him, or his address since the San Francisco one, please advise the Secretary.

California has another recruit from the class in the person of Chester A. VanderPyl. Chet has been at Bar Harbor, Me., summers, and this may mean he has a winter hotel in California.

A little late but of interest—Jack Alden, Bill Towler, the Bill Davises, the Paul Harmons, Nor Catterall, and John Remsen attended the Columbia game in Hanover last fall.

Yick Nutt closed the golf season at Tyson Manor with 79. Boston golfers beware! Yick and Mrs. Nutt have gone to Florida for a vacation and golf.

Keith Wood is back in New York from his wanderings over Europe for General Motors. No one in the class ever had longer addresses —each would fill or cover a good sized envelope. He and Bill Gumbart have attended recent class dinners in New York.

At the Alumni Association banquet in New York Catterall, Ashton, Alden, Stoddard, Towler, Macdonald, Meleney, Seidler, Wells, Remsen, Dessau, Riley, and Charles Parker were present. Collin Wells served on the nominating committee.

Pete Seidler is back in New York now, located at 100 Broad St. Pete is probably the most widely traveled member of the class.

Secretary, 40 Broad St., Boston