Western Pennsylvania

MANY THINGS OF INTEREST have happened since this association's activities were reported in the November issue of the MAGAZINE. Although the Cornell-Dartmouth game is only a record now, we had the unusual experience of hearing a description of the "incident" from the referee himself. Red Friesell turned up at a record luncheon meeting of some fifty alumni and Cornell guests shortly after November 16 to describe the game in detail.

December 28 at the Hotel Henry we held the annual Christmas luncheon party for undergraduates and fathers. Advance notice of our featured attraction, the Cornell-Dartmouth game movies, brought out a new high in attendance for this affair. At the last moment, word came from Hanover that the films were still in process, but we had no complaints from the gathering of 63 people. The fathers showed so much real interest in this type of get-together that our future Dartmouth parties will be planned to include them. Among the undergraduates present were Phil May, G. A. Price, Dick Silberstein, Bob Todd of the class of 1944; Ed Driver, Ray Funk, Allan Hirschberg, Jim Hooker, Sherwood Martin of 1943; John Kelsey, Jim Kuhn, 1943; Harry A. Brubaker, Dick Knight, Fred Meyer, Jack Orr and Stuart Steffey of the Senior Class.

The annual dinner and election of officers will be held at the University Club on Friday, March 7. Dean Neidlinger, who was last here in 1935, will be our guest and representative of the College. Joe Egolf '25, president, who is sponsoring this affair, guarantees football fans will not be disappointed again. We will have the Cornell movies, and this time with sound.