Table of Contents

In This Issue

BUSINESS AS A SOCIAL SERVICE 13

The address given by Senator Flanders at Tuck School's graduation.

1960: BIG, BRIGHT, LOTS OF THEM 22

The new freshman class, numbering over 800 men, arrives with an exceptional scholastic potential to go along with its record size.

HE DUG DEEP TOO 25

A brief summary of Dartmouth's record-smashing 1956 Alumni Fund.

INDUSTRY CALLS ON THE LIBERAL ARTS 26

The College successfully conducts an eight-week conference that returns forty-four executives of the Bell Telephone to the classroom.

"DARTMOUTH VISITED" 30

The College releases the first film from its new producing unit.

Letters 4

Dartmouth Authors 6

Hanover Browsing 10

Summer Work 17

The College 19

The Hanover Scene 21

Summer Excavation 24

The Faculty 28

Gifts for 1955-56 Set Record 31

Bequest Chairmen Meet 32

With Big Green Teams 33

News from Clubs and Classes 37

Associated School News 95

In Memoriam 97

The Cover

For his first meeting with members of the Class of 1960, President Dickey, with other College officers, journeyed to the Ravine Lodge at Mt. Moosilauke, main stop on the annual DOC Freshman Trip preceding orientation week. The cover picture shows President Dickey speaking informally to freshmen after having supper with them. PHOTOGRAPH BY