Glens Falls

The annual meeting of the Dartmouth Club of Glens Falls and vicinity was held at the Glens Falls Country Club on Friday evening.April a.

Twenty-seven members and guests were treated to the very thoughtful and humorous remarks of Prof. Al Foley as he commented on recent changes in the Hanover scene.

Among those present were George Lovejoy '56, Skip Mackey Jr. '55 and John Austin Jr., the latter two being accompanied by their fathers, John Austin Sr. and Arthur J. Mackey Sr.

The nominating committee, captained by Kip Higley '21, presented a slate of officers for the coming year. The entire slate was steamrollered into office with nary a dissent from the well-fed assembly. These officers are: President, John Billiard '42; Vice President, A. A."Tuss" Hand '43; Secretary-Treasurer, Ed McLaughlin '48; and Member Executive Commit- tee, Bill Bronk '38.

A grateful "thanks and well done" was extended to two veteran war-horses, Don Hanks '41, retiring president, and Bill Bronk '38, retiring secretary-treasurer, for their unusual Dartmouth Club efforts and accomplishments in the past two and three years respectively.

The familiar strains of "What'll you have? - Pabst Blue Ribbon" signalized the end of the formal program as the group adjourned to watch the Olson-Gavilan fight with a great deal of interest.

Secretary, Marinette Paper Co., South Glens Falls, N. Y.