In This Issue
LEARN AMERICAN Prof. Edward C. Kirk land '16 16
The address at the first Honors Convocation deals with "an American emphasis and an American note" in the business of learning.
THE NICHOLS ERA 18
A photographic recollection, prepared by Edward C. Lathem '51, of President Ernest Fox Nichols' administration, ended 40 years ago.
THE REYNOLDS SCHOLARS Prof. John Hurd '21 20
An account of the year abroad enjoyed by five young Dartmouth graduates who hold the College's top grants for foreign study.
A NEW CONCEPT OF DORMITORY LIVING 27
A transcript of remarks by Prof. John P. Amsden '20, concerning the plans to have dorms contribute more to Dartmouth education.
Letters 4
Dartmouth Authors 6
Hanover Browsing 10
New Business Officers 11
The College 13
The Hanover Scene 15
Class Officers Weekend 26
The Faculty 29
Retiring Professors 30
The Undergraduate Chair 32
With Big Green Teams 34
News from Clubs and Classes 37
Associated School News 85
In Memoriam 86
The Cover
The tennis team, through clever scheduling, or clean living, managed to play all but one match during the weird spring of 1956. The cover picture shows Coach "Red" Hoehn giving out Wright and Ditson balls (adv.) at the start of the match with Colgate on Green Key Weekend. PHOTOGRAPH BY ADRIAN BOUCHARD