Table of Contents

IN THIS ISSUE

AND MANY DARTMOUTH YESTERDAYS ... 12

Continuing the series of selections by Edward Connery Lathem '51: this month some of the merry freshman letters of Richard Hovey '85.

THE CLASSICS By Prof. Norman A. Doenges 21

Reports of the death of Greek and Roman studies, like the report of Mark Twain's death, are greatly exaggerated, and here is the proof.

DEBATERS ARGUE THEMSELVES INTO NATIONAL RENOWN 25

Harold F. Braman '21 writes of Dartmouth debating history and of the Forensic Union which today enjoys a wide reputation for excellence.

TRUSTEES AND COUNCILORS HOLD A COMBINED MEETING 30

The Dartmouth Board and Alumni Council have a January get-together.

Dartmouth Authors 6

The College 17

A Wah Hoo Wah for 18

Town and Gown 20

Two New Trustees 29

The Faculty 33

The Undergraduate Chair 35

With the Big Green Teams 37

News from the Clubs 41

News from the Classes 43

Associated School News 80

In Memoriam 82

THE COVER

This view of the snow-covered campus was taken, believe it or not, on Carnival weekend. But it was early Saturday morning before Carnival's tired twisters had arisen to greet a world freshened by the overnight arrival of an inch or two of nice, clean snow. PHOTO BY ADRIAN BOUCHARD