Green Jottings

The hundreds of Dartmouth hockey players and friends of veteran coach Eddie Jeremiah '3O are reminded of the testimonial dinner being given in his honor at a May 10 dinner in the Hotel Kenmore, Boston. Bill Riley '46, the Big Green's all-time hockey scoring champion, is in charge of arrangements. Head table guests at the gala affair are expected to include Walter Brown of the Boston Garden Corporation; Jack Riley '44, U.S. Olympic and Army hockey coach, and other sports notables. Tickets for the dinner, which starts at 7:30 p.m., should be reserved in advance through York (Bud) Zetterberg '44, Flagg Road, Southboro, Mass.

At the annual swimming team banquet held in mid-April at the Hanover Inn, Captain Charlie Brown was presented the John Curtis Glover Award as the team's outstanding swimmer, and record-holder Terry Bentley was chosen to captain the Big Green varsity next year. Bentley will enter Tuck School next fall, continuing a 20-year tradition that every Dartmouth swimming captain has gone on to graduate school during this period.

It is interesting to note that Dartmouth varsity athletes comprise over half of the 69-man membership in Dartmouth senior honor societies for the current year.

Chief starter for both the N.C.A.A. and N.A.A.U. swimming championship meets this year was Dartmouth swimming coach Karl Michael.

A member of the Dartmouth freshman ski team this year, Frank Hannah is the son of former Big Green ski coach and Olympic skier, Sel Hannah '35 of Franconia, N. H.