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With a record attendance, the Dartmouth Club of Princeton held its 1976 Husbands' and Wives' Dinner at the Hopewell Valley Country Club, Hopewell, N.J., on April 9. J. Michael(Mike) McGean '49, secretary of the College, was the principal speaker, bringing the group the latest news and views from the Hanover Scene.

President Paul T. Koenig '64 presided at the short annual business meeting which preceded the dinner. The nominating committee, comprised of Stanley C. Smoyer '34 and Kester R.Pierson '53, offered the following slate of officers and members of the executive committee: Elected unanimously were: president, Paul T. Koenig '64; vice president, Frank C. Cole '46; secretary, William L. Wilson '31; treasurer, Raymond A. Marks '57; committee members, Dr. Bruce J. Berger '66, Francis M. Austin Jr.'50, James S. Regan '64, John P. Hall Jr. '57,Alfred F. Bremble Jr. '56, and Stan Smoyer '34 and Kester Pierson '53.

In his remarks, Mike McGean touched on all major aspects of life on the campus this year and expertly handled a number of questions. Possible future changes in the male-female enrollment ratio were one of the main topics during the question period.

Treasurer Ray Marks reported that the post-game cocktail party following last fall's Dartmouth-Princeton football game had netted $542 for the Club's scholarship fund. A meeting of the new slate of officers and the executive committee was held on May 5. Broad plans for an active club program for the coming year were discussed and adopted.

Jack Hodgson '56 (1) with fellow Seattleresidents Jack Crowley '56 and TerryRogers '6l says, "old laxmen never die,"but "fortunately for the varsity," thesethree "will miss this year's alumni game."

Applauding his 20 years of work for theCollege, Secretary Mike McGean presentsthe Alumni Award to Bob Hardy '25 at aMarch meeting of the club of Sarasota.

Bob Danziger '56 is the new president ofthe Alumni Association of Eastern Mass-achusetts which includes more than 4,000alumni and is the center of nine clubs. JohnStrong '56 is first vice president.

President and Jean Kemeny are greeted in Honolulu by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mullen '54.In background are Hawaii residents Mrs. Steve Reid '62, Gerry Wunderlich '59.

At a Bangkok gathering, Dartmouth Club of Thailand, were (1) Nit Pibulsonggram '62,Dave Karukin '4B, Tri Devakul '65, Ruth Cornwell, Prasong Sukhum '53, club president, Frank Cornwell '35, Trustee Resources Committee, and Duang Karukim.