Eastern New York
EVIDENCE OF still greater enthusiasm and activity in the local association was shown by the large group of 76 men attending our annual meetings at the Colonie Country Club, Albany, last month. Dean Neidlinger was guest of honor. Among those attending were: John McElroy 'O3, Howard W. Hall 'Ol, Ed Poole 'll, Hap Hinman 'lO, W. W. Wyman 'O7, Burt Miller 'lO, Milt Aronowitz 'l3, Russ Meredith 'lO, Sam Aronowitz 'll, Dan Hausmann 'O3, Had Ross 'lB, Ted Sonnenfeld '2l, Ted Baer 'lB, Minot Beacham '9O, Chuck Dearstyne 'l9, Jim Pelletier 'l9, Bob French 'l9, Frank Morey '2O, Frank Gloeckner '27, Leon Aronowitz 'l5, Leo Muhlfelder 'll, Stan Conway '2O, Ned Deßouville '2O, Frank McClure '22, Doc Fromm 'O5, Ronald Lodge 'l9, Ed Rowe '22, Ray Murray '2l, Ernie Barvoets '24, Ed Laventall '23, Eddie Bowen '2O, Don Mac Donald '2O, George Sleicher 'O3, Brad Carnell '3O, A 1 Manning '25, Craig Thorn '3l, Roger Donner '3l, Henry Bloch '29, Henry Oppenheim 'lB, Ward Donner '33, Sherwood Guernsey '3l, Wes Wood, Dave Hamilton '35, J. Stewart Ferris 'l3, Bill Barnet '34, J. L. Swensson '34, G. N. Hainsby '35, and Bill Kahn '35. The new officers for 1936 are: president, Had Ross '18; vice presidents, Alan Manning '25 of Schenectady, and Ed Picken '3l of Troy; treasurer, Henry Oppenheim '18; secretary, Joe Ross '22.
The Musical Clubs' Concert at the Hotel Ten Eyck this month was one of the outstanding social events of the year in Albany. Three hundred and fifty alumni, undergraduates, and local socialites attended. The plan whereby members of the Clubs were entertained overnight by alumni in their homes established many pleasant contacts. Incidentally, too, the concert was a financial success. A fair-sized contribution is being sent to the Natt Emerson Memorial Fund.
