Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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fwfw I 9105 ' fi la ef' ,Q jew N2 y T as 104449, fwfu. In a few days, the whole College followed the well-exercised Freshmen in a mass migration to Memorial Field for the second in a series of Physical Achievement Tests. This time most of the passable tests were gone. The 3-mile hike, the baseball throw, the football kick had all been superseded by a more demanding and enervating 440-yard obstacle dash. But speeding past their unlucky companions who had fallen by the wayside, the majority of men reached the finish line in the required time. After scoring all the tests, the Physical Education Department called the general physical ability, good Then the Sophomores held the center of the stage during a four- day rushing period. At the expiration of the strictly-supervised period, the Interfraternity Council announced that Q01 SophO- mores had been pledged with S.A.E. admitting the largest single delegation. Roadwork, wiped out by the rubber and gasoline shortage, held no terrors for these men. On the 17th of September, the second group of Navy ofHce1'S arrived in Hanover. Two days later the Hanover Inn had its liquor license suspended. There was no connection. Civilians not already l28l

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rf-.. Q-'Q Civilians, like Navy rnen, observe colors Firstlphase of fraternity rushing Just one more push-Surely you can make two i991