Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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tM iaA-umeeled JUcucle i t icUnl alue lU-liiw llii ' Dartmouth House iu tlic hascuicut of Colli ' fic Hall is auolluT favorite retreat of Dartuioutli uien kuowii as llu ' lap rooiu, wiiere hottled l)cer and li ht ri ' fresiinieuts are solil to the acooniijaniuieiit of a piano and juke hox. When undergraduates get tired of entcrlaining themselves, they have llieir (Ireen Key weekends. In tiie spring of 1946 Duke Elling- ton held down entertainment honors in the (iynuiasium for the first large ])osl-war (ireen Key house|)arty weekeml. The dnck- l)oards had liarely disa])i)eare(l from the (■ani])us this s])ring when another (ireen Key weekend descended n])on the Hanover com- munity, led hy .Johnny Long and Boyd Raeburn. A record nuiuher of sirens were escorted by Dartmouth men into two large circus tents where soft lights of twenty-four dirt ' crent hues slowly spun above the dancing couples. .lust as sure as swallows fly northward at the first signs of warm weather, spring brings a deluge of cars into Hanover which woidd A Pei ' -ra ie f Former I avs