Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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Administration Officers JOHN V. MF.CK. .M. Tifiisurer ol the rnUeiir and f ' irr Pn-sidcnt Oarlinoutli. WX ' , At llaiimrmtli siiiie 1949 JUSTIN A. slANLE ' i, A.M. Virc President iij the college Darlmoutli. 193.? .• l DiulriiDiitli siiiie 1 952 SIDNEY C. HAYWAKD, A.M. Secretary oj the college Dartinoiitli. 1926 At Dartinoiitli since 1926 AI.HKRT I. DICKER.SON. A.M. D ' nector of the ojjires oj Admissions and Financial Aid Daitmmitli, 1930 At DartiiKJiitli since 19,S0 KOHKIM ' (). CONAN T, . I. Registrar Daitimintli, 191.; l Daiiiniiulli -iiicc 1919 DONM.I) W. CWIKKON, A.li. Director oj I ' Uicenicnt and Sidlj I ' ctsonnct h ulMiiHith. 19;« l It.iitniciiuli since 1911 Will. Mil) 1. (,()()D1N(;, C.K. Stipciintcndcnl oj liaililings and (ifonntls narliiKiiitli. 1911 At Daitnioiitli sine e 192(1 MAX A. NOKIO.N. i. . Itiirsai and Assistant Tieasiirci Durtmi.iilli, 1919 At Darliiioiiih siiiie 1920 IKHiKKI 1). II NKllOl K1!. lU M.C.S. ComptroUer l Mitniontli. 1927 l ll.iiliiKinlli since 1937 Pvf.i: 2G

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Kd Hoylf explains proposi ' d new fieshinaii course to the U.G.li. ar Urciik HroHer and Hill Chafii ' iivtin altriiliM ' ly in the fore ronnil. Undergraduate Council The Utuler raduale (Council lias had a busy and succi ' ssful year. ' J ' he ur()ii|( has been faced with niarn (liliiiiiil and pressinL ' |iii)lileins. and nnii li dis- CMs.-idn. lh(inf;ht. ami action iia e laken place. Among some of llie more imjxirlant issues whicli lia e been worked on hv the LMdnji tliis year were the analyses on results of llic liallolinji (ju the Honor System proposed and yoted upon in 1952. presentation of the newly proposed course for the Freshman class durinji llicir initial semester at Dart- mouth which is entitled ' Ihe Indiyidual and the (!olle ;e . and conliinied efforts in the fijiht asainst discrimination on llic Darlinoutli campus. Less ])uldicized hut cerlaitdy im|)ortant were the displaced person aid program, efforts at further re- lieyin r the constant ])arking problem, and the ( ianipus ( ' best i ' und cam|)aign. Since most of the aclual work in the (JiurK il is done in committee sessions. s])ecial mention should he made of the Academic, Elections. Finance. Dance, and Traffic comrnillees for their Inie jobs during the whole year. Tlie L ndergraduate Council can oidy work elTec- liyely if the entire student bod su|)ports the group and its work. The wonderful su|iport giyen to the Council this year has been greatly appreciated, and it is hoped that the Council will continue to merit and recei e il in tlie future. First Rnw: Rice, L ' Esiicranrp, Clery, Sipler. McMichapl. Fienih, Zachs. Seconil Rnic: Stowp, Cutekunst, . ' hapirn. I.iphman, Faulkner. Carlton. King, Lowcntlial. Thiril Row: Van .S(|iaa k. .Sulli an, I ' lunphrey. Hill, Koine. Ilorton. Foiinh Rniv: Heeknian. Daniell, Matlonn. I liafee. I.eaveiis. Ba -. Filtli Ran: Pafzanniii, (iinl.ehn, W ' ertheini. Kramer. (Iremiiiist.