Tucson

Bob Fish '18, retiring president of the Dartmouth Club of Tucson, Arizona, summoned his sandswept Indians and their squaws to a dinner meeting, Thursday, March 16. After gnawing chicken and tossing the bones over the shoulder to the hungry coyotes milling around, the council smoked the pipe and elected John Harlow '28, ex-scribe, as the new chieftain, and Jack Feth '34 to take over the tribal money-bags and scrolls.

The business settled, all present settled down to enjoy a letter to Fish from Dr. Gordon Ferry Hull Sr., then to watch Cornell scalped on the screen, 16-7 (remember?) while Al Steinboecher '2O ran the Bell & Howell (adv't).

Present and accounted for in the voting were: Bert and Mrs. Wood '14, Bob and Mrs. Fish '18, Al and Mrs. Steinboecher '20, George and Mrs. Ferguson '21, Mai and Mrs. Merill '26, John and Mrs. Harlow '28, "Kelly" and Mrs. Richards '30, Bob Hale '31, Jack and Mrs. Feth '34, Saul Deitel '35, Charley and Mrs. Goodrich '39, Bob and Mrs. Miller 44, Ted Belfit '45, and Dick and Mrs. Murray '45.

Secretary, Box 2270, Tucson, Arizona