Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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In May the entire undergraduate body gathered on the green to belt each other in the tra- ditional Wetdown ceremony. The honored seniors raised welts on the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen in turn. The new Green Key was announced then and they took their turn in the line. Finally the hapless twelve of Paleopitus ran th e gauntlet which stretched from the Inn to the White Church. It was a good afternoon to put in one ' s pocket and remember. At graduation seniors ' parents lived in dormitory rooms underclassmen had just left. The Players and the Band performed and the Senior Ball was held in the gym. Gowned seniors broke their pipes on the Old Pine and marcljed into the crowded Bema. The combined commencement and baccalaureate address was delivered, the seniors took their diplomas and went their ways . . . still mindful of the Dartmouth spirit. CARL C. STRUEVER, JR.

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. pMj»i«ifaRi THIRD ROW — Kilmark, Halloran, Staler, Frenzel, Irving, Vogets, Sargent, Broido, Carter, ISelsott, Chandler, Featheriston, O ' Connell SECOND ROW — Fitkin, Morand, Harned, Reynolds, Bergamini, Bealey, Struever, Stockwell, ISickeUon, Reeves, Muggins, Hicks, Camp FRONT ROW — Mcllwain, Parsons, Larmon, Riley, Zeiser, Tinker, Rasenberger, Dahle, Hansleman, Huffman, Nolan, J. O ' Connell, Rooney, Sullivan UNDERGRADUATE COUNCIL One of the most sipfnificant services of the Undergraduate Council this year was sponsoring the Dartmouth education of five displaced persons. From the time of the initial approval of the plan in May to the beginning of classes in October, the five students were provided with housing, tuition, books, jobs, and later even spending money. The first action before the end of the year was the approval of a new plan for the adminis- tration of dormitories. The Academic Committee worked throughout the year toward building up the knowledge and common interest of the undergraduates and encouraging the faculty and ad- ministration to use the committee. The committee worked on the revision of the college calen- dar, the cuts system, and better use of library facilities. The Dance Committee sponsored three college dances held in Freshman Commons. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Brown, Staler, Gachutind, O ' Connell, Dahle, Parsons, Zeiser, JHcGratc, O ' Connell