Cleveland

Attendance at this Club's weekly Friday luncheons at the Mid-Day Club, Union Commerce Building has picked up appreciably in recent weeks. We have been averaging between fifteen and twenty alumni each week with a wide diversity in classes represented. There is still room for a few more bodies, however, so if you don't get an opportunity to see your Dartmouth friends, and you enjoy a good time, come up and see us sometime!

The Dartmouth Club of Cleveland's "Winter Night" is scheduled for Saturday, February 10. Edward Oberndorf '52 is in charge of the evening's festivities, which include a Cleveland Barons hockey game at The Arena, followed by dancing and a drink or two at the nearby University Club. This is the third year for this event, and its popularity in the past has certainly warranted its continuation. Ed is receiving help in varying degrees from Tom Roulston '55 on tickets, Bob Meyerson '58 on publicity, and Bill Ziegler '50, Bud Barker '52 and yours truly on the moral support. The committee is expecting an enthusiastic turnout to see the red-hot Barons followed by a Big Green celebration.

By the time you read this article, if you have not already ordered your tickets for the Glee Club Concert on Sunday, March 25, you are late! This is one event you don't want to miss, and it surely will be a sellout. So, dig out the literature you have received, and latch onto some tickets, pronto! In case you've forgotten, I am talking about the Dartmouth Glee Club Concert at Byron Junior High School on March 25 at 3:30 P.M.

The Christmas luncheon of the Dartmouth Club of Philadelphia put several contemporaries in touch with one another. Pictured above are (l to r) Binney Tower '43;Dick Lippman '42, Philadelphia club president; Jose Lopez-Silvero '42, speaker; andJohn Hagy '42. Lopez-Silvero spoke on Cuban problems.

Secretary, 1919 East 13th St., Cleveland 14, Ohio