A Wah Hoo Wah for

CAPTAIN BILL KING '62 and his Dartmouth teammates, for the Ivy League football championship and Dartmouth's first undefeated season since 1925.

NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER '30 (R), reelected Governor of New York.

THOMAS J. MCINTYRE '37 (D), elected U. S. Senator from New Hamp-shire.

Nine Dartmouth men elected to the U. S. House of Representatives: DAVID T. MARTIN '29 (R), 3rd District, Nebraska; ROBERT MCCLORY '30 (R), 12th District, Illinois; HERMAN T. SCHNEEBELI '30 (R), 17th District, Pennsylvania; THOMAS B. CURTIS '32 (R), 2nd District, Missouri; JOHN s. MONAGAN '33 (D), 5th District, Connecticut; WILLIAM E. MINSHALL '35 (R), 23rd District, Ohio; ROBERT R. BARRY '37 (R), 25th District, New York; CLARK MacGREGOR 44 (R), 3rd District, Minnesota; and LOWELL THOMAS JR. '46, Alaska.

CHARLES J. ZIMMERMAN '23, recipient of the 1962 Human Relations Award from the Connecticut-Western Massachusetts Region of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.

GEORGE CHAMPION '26, serving as National Chairman of the 1963 Heart Fund Drive; recipient of the 1962 Award for Distinguished Public Service from the Protestant Council of the City of New York.

E. CUMMINGS PARKER '26, elected a Trustee of Tabor Academy.

BAXTER F. BALL '31, named Vice President for Marketing of the Mobil Oil Co.

JOHN F. WHITCOMB '32, named Corporate Vice President of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co.

ARTHUR E. LARKIN '39, named Executive Vice President for Operations of General Foods Corp.

GORDON K. MCCOUN '39, honored by the Government of Peru with the Order of Merit for Distinguished Services.

ROBERT c. HILL '42, elected President of the Board of Trustees of New Hampton School.

KENNON V. ROTHCHILD '50, named Executive Vice President of H. and Val J. Rothschild, Inc., St. Paul.

GERALD p. KAMINSKY '61, named a Baker Scholar at the Harvard Business School.

CHARLES A. MERRILL, Dartmouth ski coach, named Nordic Coach of the 1964 U. S. Olympic Ski Team.