CAMPUS NOTES

R. J. Rothschild '21 has been chosen to lead next year's hockey team, after two seasons as a regular in the forward line.

A. R. Stewart '20, former editor-in-chief of the Jack o' Lantern, was awarded the silver cup offered by Judge for the best contribution to its "College Wits Number." His story, "Sans Reproche," illustrated by E. Shnayerson '20, took highest honors.

Ten undergraduates with airplane experience have organized the Dartmouth Aero Club, with the aim of sending an entry, if possible, to the coming Intercollegiate Aero Meet at Atlantic City. Application has been made for membership in the Aero Club of America.

With the change to daily publication, The Dartmouth has inaugurated a policy of calling out candidates for the Business Department during freshman year. The first call drew out 52 "heelers," a number exactly equal to the squad of first-year men in competition for places on the Jack o' Lantern business staff.

J. L. Bausher '21 automatically becomes a member of next year's Palaeopitus through his election to the presidency of the Christian Association. Other officers include T. H. Griffith '21, vice president, H. J. Richter '21, secretary, and A. G. Brailey '21, treasurer.

With the golf schedule still incomplete, six dates have already been filled, comprising matches with Columbia, Princeton, Yale, Amherst, Harvard, and Pennsylvania. Dartmouth will also send entries to the Inter-collegiate Championships at Glen Cove, L. I., June 22-26.