Indiana
THE INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH OF THE INDIANA DARTMOUTH ASSOCIATION met February 27, at the Athenaeum for dinner and our first meeting since November. The following alumni attended this meeting: R. Sweeney '34, H. McKee '27, W. Kuhn '41, A. Thomson '21, H. Kingdon '32, B. Miller '31, M. Jacobs '28, G. Zeiss '37, R. Haerle '24, W. Christman '29, H. Knowles '35, H. Peirce '34, and J. Marsh '36.
Plans were laid for welcoming Dean Stearns Morse at our April 2 Annual Meeting to be held at the Athletic Club. All the alumni in the State of Indiana will be invited to this function.
Bud Kuhn, President-Elect, successor to George Mahoney, presided at his first meeting. He outlined and suggested plans for activities for the balance of the year. It was unanimously agreed that we would hold four large functions each year: in the spring would be the Annual Meeting, with the College Representative being the guest; in September, the Annual Picnic outing prior to the return of students to College, and combined with athletics; in November, the joint meeting with Cornell alumni for listening to the Cornell-Dartmouth game; in January, a meeting with movies from the College.
All alumni in the State of Indiana will be invited to these four main functions. Other plans for meetings will be purely local in nature and will be held at various times, according to an occasion that might arise.
O Bill McMurtrie '38, was appointed to the position of Publicity and Public Relations Chairman.
Bud Kuhn appointed the following Committees:
Athletics—Chairman, W. J. Holliday Jr. '43, with George Mahoney, Bill McMurtrie and Bob Sweeney, members of the committee.
Scholarship Committee—Chairman, Hiram W. McK.ee '27, with Blaine Miller and Alex Thomson, members.
Henry R. Kingdon '32, was appointed to the Publicity and Public Relations Committee to assist McMurtrie.
A lively discussion on the following subjects ensued: Hopkins Center Project, Scholarship possibilities, Athletic Assistance and Encouragement, and the Admissions System.
Hank Peirce reported on the trips to Chicago, in which he gathered information on the above subjects. Bud Kuhn and Hiram McK.ee accompanied him on some of the various trips in behalf of the College and the Alumni Association.
