Washington

DARTMOUTH ALUMNI of the State of Washington gathered in Seattle on the evening of April ist to the number of about forty, for the purpose of hearing Dean Bill discuss the general topic of "Educating for Leisure." The dean was in excellent form.

In addition to our alumni we had as guests some secondary school headmasters, boys who have applied for admission and several fathers of the prospective freshmen.

Alumni present included: Talmadge Hamilton '96, J. W. Bartlett '9B, Dr. W. C. Woodward '99, Arthur Redman 'Ol, Capt. Francis H. Hardy 'O4, Sam Barnes 'O7, Chauncey B. Baxter 'io, Mark Allen 'l2, Justin McCarty 'l5, Porter Blaney 'l6, John Allen '2O, John Beranek '2O, Dr. Gar Ridlon '22, Jonathan R. Titcomb '23, George Matchett '24, Maurie Ahlquist '24, John Mauk '24, Walt Baumann '25, John G. Robison '25, Morse B. Lake '26, Jim Hodson '29, Dr. Sim Cantril '29, George Nickum '3l, A 1 Boncutter '32, George Tart '33, Charlie Arms '34, Fred Haley '35, Norm Henshaw '36, Tony Dock '36, Dick Woodward '39.

The State of Washington is a distant outpost, and a visitor from Hanover is such a rare treat that for most of us such an occasion is equivalent to being literally lifted out of our day-to-day experience and transported back to the campus. We continually regret the necessary infrequency of such gatherings and as a consequence we enjoy them to the full.