MAX A. NORTON '19 APPOINTED NEW GRADUATE MANAGER

The Dartmouth Athletic Council, at its annual fall meeting appointed M. A. Norton '19 graduate manager of athletics to succeed H. G. Pender '97, former graduate director since 1915, who resigned during the summer. Norton has been assistant graduate manager for two years and acting graduate manager since the resignation of Pender.

While in college Norton was manager of the varsity track and cross-country teams, and was an undergraduate member of the Athletic Council. He was a member of Palaeopitus and secretary of his class during his junior and senior years. He was on the Junior Prom committee, and also played in the band and the college orchestra. He is a member of the Sphinx senior society, of Rake and Roll and of the Kappa Kappa Kappa fraternity.

J. T. Gilman '05 of Boston was reelected as president of the Council and Prof. J. P. Richardson '99 was reelected as secretary. The membership of the Council for the coming year will include J. T.. Gilman '05, R. Parkhurst '16 of Winchester, Mass., and J. C. Wallace '07 of Cleveland, Ohio, as graduate representatives; Prof. J. P. Richardson '99, Prof. H. E. Burton and Prof. C. A. Proctor '00 as faculty representatives; E. H. Learnard '24, manager of football; K. A. Harvey '24, manager of baseball, and C. M. French '24, manager of track.

The Council also appointed D. R. Moore '23 assistant football coach for 1923 to aid Coach Hawley. Moore has been working with the squad and devoting most of his time to the centers. He has played with the varsity for the past three years.

The Cornell, Columbia and Brown games were designated as letter contests for the present season. To win his insignia a man must play for 15 minutes in one of these games.

Numerals will be awarded to freshmen who take part for the required time in the contests with the Brown freshmen and the Princeton freshmen.

The dual cross-country meet with Cornell at Hanover, the triangular meet with Harvard and Maine at Cambridge, and the quadrangular meet with Columbia, Cornell and Penn at New York will be the basis for the letter awards in this sport. Soccer men will be given their insignia for participation in the Harvard, M. I. T., and Princeton contests.

As it appeared at the opening of College: the new grandstand on the Memorial Field