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THE PHENOMENAL SUCCESS of Dartmouth athletic teams since the start of the Navy V-12 Unit and some of the personalities behind that record form the subject of this month's lead article, The Green Flies High, by Arthur Sampson of Boston, one of the country's top sports writers. His review begins on Page 9.

The series of articles on the large basic courses of the V-12 Program is continued this month with a description of Naval History by Prof. A. H. Meneely, director of that portion of the V-12 curriculum. Entitled TheWar's Background, his article begins on Page 13. Another series continued in this issue is that dealing with the personalities behind the names of Dartmouth buildings. Prof. Leon Burr Richardson's May installment is StreeterHall, starting on Page 17. A brief account of the loss in action of Lt. Charles M. "Stubbie" Pearson '42 will be found on Page 19, where we also reprint the stirring valedictory which he delivered to the College in May, 1942.

A revised list of alumni liaison officers for men in service will be found on Page 6. Regular monthly features include Letters, 2; Gradus ad Parnassum, 7; Hanover Browsing, 12; Dartmouth War Directory, 14; LaureledSons, 15; 'Round the Girdled Earth, 16: TheUndergraduate Chair, 18; News of the College, 20; Big Green Teams, 23; Club Notes, 25; Associated School Notes, 25; Class Notes, 29; In Memoriam, 61.

The Cover The cover view of V-12 trainees absorbing a little April sun on the steps of Tuck School was taken by Dave Pierce of the Higgins Studio.