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Mountaineering Club Will Climb Quarry Tomorrow

Final Ascent of Season to Be Made on Mt. Cannon Later This Month

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED May 4, 1935

Continuing their series of spring climbs, the members of the Mountaineering Club will journey tomorrow to either Blue Hill or Quincy Quarry. The place will be decided upon when the members meet.

Following a trip to Joe-English Mountain in New Hampshire later this month, the members of the Club will make the final ascent of the season when they climb the precipitous face of Mt. Cannon.

In preparation for these climbs, eight mountaineers, under the direction of Dana B. Durand '25 and John C. Gray '30, clambered over the crags at the tip of Nahant last Sunday, and tackled the offshore pinnacle from several directions.