Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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l fy 1' ' until specific call is made, continued hir. Hopkins. But the vast majority of Dartmouth men needed no such warning, they were here for that express purpose. They were not trying te live on borrowed timeug they were training to do a dirty job that had to be done in the most efficient and quickest way pos- sible. Even though these 1984 students represented the lowest Col- lege registration in twenty years, there were insuflicient rooms. The Navy,s occupancy of six dormitories necessitated the reopen- ing of old Hallgarten Hall, situated in the rear of Topliif and used as a storage building for many years. However, the new inhab- itants of Hellgate,, bore the Navy men no grudge. VVe'll trans- plant the delicate flower of culture to Hallgarten, U they boasted, stirring Crosby up to a white heat of anger. To add to the confusion, the Freshmen, aided by their not so green brothers who had already attended one semester during the summer, took complete charge of the annual Football rush. . . v 4 H at w Q Wi W Z W V if . ...Am...,,,j1W Wwm,, Z M x in l24l

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wffflfw Palaeopitus notwithstanding. Like an angry hive of bees they swarmed over the green campus stinging the bewildered and thrice outnumbered '4i5,s into a humilating, record-making six- minute defeat. Then they fell to fighting among themselves while shadow-faced upperclassmen in up-turned collars insidiously urged them to, Try and rush the Nuggett! But in a few hours a bloody, but unbowed, Palaeopitus rose faltering to their feet and restored order. Next the Freshmen attended a reception held in Dartmouth Hall under the auspices of Green Key. Coach Tuss McLaughry showed moving pictures of last year's game while President Hop- kins and Professor Folger suggested the proper attitude to be taken by the Freshmen in the new duties and responsibilities they faced. Later the D.O.C. also held a Rally at which Leo Silberstein was the Master of Ceremonies and movies were shown both by Deborah Bankart and Chick VVebb. I No more riots here Hey, this football rush is funlu says Peter Heggie Give ,em the axe, Chick , I 4 ii mu W C--7 -1-Ugg.- .. , ., ,, I