DARTMOUTH ALUMNI FUND REPORT

CHAIRMAN'S REPORT

IHIS past July, at the National Conference of the American Alumni Council, Dartmouth College was awarded the "Möbius strip" trophy, shown on the cover of this report, and a check of $5,000, representing the Grand Award by the Council and the U. S. Steel Foundation for "sustained performance in alumni support." More than 300 colleges, universities and schools were entered in the competition to recognize "distinguished achievement in the development of alumni support," and Dartmouth's first place award signified the Council's recognition of the superb achievements by Dartmouth men in rebuilding our annual Alumni Fund to well above the million-dollar level after the Capital Gifts Campaign.

Let us be clear that this award was based on our 1962 Campaign results and those immediately preceding it, not on the records and accomplishments which our 1963 Campaign produced. The award, joined with the unique results of our 1963 effort, climaxed what President Dickey has already hailed as "an historic year" in the life of the College.

Our 49th annual Fund Campaign, ending June 30, saw a record total of $1,378,947 contributed by 20,972 alumni, parents and friends. This total exceeded the 1963 goal of $1,250,000 by $128,000 and was $163,000 more than we received in the 1962 effort. Our over-all contributor total was slightly below the 1962 figure, but that year some 1,400 alumni received credit because of Capital Campaign pledge payments, whereas no credits were given in 1963. Our alumni participation percentage was also down slightly, from 69.0% in 1962 to 67.2% this year — also reflecting the fact that contributor credits were given in 1962 but not in 1963 — but this still kept Dartmouth at the top among all major college and university funds on participation.

This was my first year as Alumni Fund Chairman. I never will forget the realization that gradually came to me as the Campaign developed of what a truly significant resource our Alumni Fund represents for Dartmouth, and indeed, for higher education in general. Over ten percent of our entire alumni body, some 3,400 men in all, worked for the 1963 Fund as Head Agents, Class Agents or in their capacities as Class Officers and Newsletter Editors. Another Ioo alumni assisted with a fall regional program for advanced gifts in a dozen major alumni centers across the nation. Nine other men worked closely with me on your Alumni Fund Committee, meeting during the year to make certain that the Fund was guided well and was continuing to maintain the great traditions which have been its strength over the past half century.

The names of many of our key Fund workers — the Fund Committee, Head Agents, Regional Chairmen and Newsletter Editors — are listed elsewhere in this report along with the results achieved by each class and Honor Rolls recognizing outstanding achievements in certain areas.

Such listings and statistics are at best the bare skeleton, and behind each name, behind each figure, stand a host of Dartmouth men who gave unstintingly of their time, thought, and resources to make possible the really great success of our 1963 Campaign.

The College and the Fund Committee extend their profound appreciation to these alumni and to all others whose annual gifts are reflected in this report.

While the Dartmouth Fund is a unified Campaign it is important to realize that the over-all results reflect the success of the individual class campaigns, mounted under class leadership and directed by the Head Agent of each class. It is this class leadership, class organization and class spirit which make our achievements possible.

This year, 42 of 60 classes with assigned dollar goals set new class records in total dollars raised while 46 classes reached or exceeded their assigned dollar quotas. My own Class of 1925, I am happy to report, under the leadership of Larry Leavitt, established an all-time record by raising the largest amount ever in the Fund by a Dartmouth class, $57,581, winning its Green Derby competition and also the Davis Trophy. The Class of 1938, as part of its 25 th Year Class Gift program, also went over the $50,000 level with a total of $53,863. Four other classes raised amounts in excess of $40,000. Bill Cusack stepped in to take over the Class of 1927 reins after the untimely death of Andy Rankin, and the Class of 1927 raised $45,318. Another new Head Agent, Ed Chinlund, directed the Class of 1929 to a total of $41,848, while 1926, under Herm Trefethen, raised $40,913, and the Class of 1923, led by Lou Wilcox, celebrated its 40th reunion with a $40,689 total.

On the contributor side, 29 classes achieved 100% or better on participation, while 22 classes chalked up participation records and five classes reached new contributor totals. The Class of 1953, directed by new Head Agent Ed Condit, had the largest contributor total with 565 donors, with the Class of 1954, led by John Feldman, in second place with 523 donors. The Class of 1950, John Swenson, and the Class of 1957, Tom Schwarz, each had 514 donors.

A slightly revised method of calculating class dollar goals resulted in one of the closest Green Derby races in history for all eight groups. Group I (Classes 1903-1912) was won by the Class of 1904, Charles I. Lampee, Head Agent; Group II (Classes 1913-1919) by 1915, Harold H. Lounsberry, Group III (Classes 1920—1926) by 1925, Laurence G. Leavitt; Group IV (Classes 1927-1933) by 1927, William C. Cusack; Group V (Classes 1934-1941) by 1940, John B. Moore; Group VI (Classes 1942-1948) by 1943, George B. Munroe; Group VII (Classes 1949-1955) by 1953, Edward M. Condit, Jr.; and Group VIII (Classes 1956-1962) by the Class of 1956, Leonard J. Clark, Jr.

Continuing emphasis by many classes on the Century Clubs ($100 and up donors) enabled nine classes to produce clubs with more than 100 members each. The Class of 1925 continued to lead in this field with 150 Century Club donors, while 1928 and 1929 each had 114 members.

Another significant campaign within our 1963 Alumni Fund program was that conducted among Dartmouth parents of undergraduates and recent graduates by a 143-member Parents Committee headed by Ralph Becker of Washington, D. C.,. parent of a Dartmouth junior. This effort produced $45,900 in gifts from 1,192 parent donors — a remarkably fine result.

A third aspect of our 1963 Fund program was the fall regional effort for advanced gifts and pledges conducted by a 100-member alumni committee in some fifteen major cities across the nation. This effort was instrumental in raising $336,000 in advanced gifts and pledges before the April I opening date and gave us a starting edge of $120,000 over 1962 as the Campaign got underway.

This same regional program, combined with class efforts in the spring, also resulted in a very heartening increase in the number of major gifts ($1,000 and up) achieved by our 1963 Campaign. This year the Fund had 184 contributions in the $1,000 to $10,000 range, totaling $323,812 — an increase of $31,000 and 14 donors over 1962.

Congratulations are also in order for the Class of 1938. Led by co-chairmen Art Soule and Bud "Walls, the Class conducted a 25th Year Class Gift Campaign which raised $125,000 in gifts and pledges during the final year to bring their over-all 25-year giving total to $512,600 — third largest by a 25th Year Class.

As this report nears the end it is my sad duty to report on the passing of five Head Agents during the period of our 1963 Alumni Fund Campaign—Philip S. Marden 1894, Walter P. Rankin 1900, Fletcher A. Hatch 1905, Benjamin H. Dudley 1909, and Andrew M. Rankin 1927. To the families of these devoted Dartmouth leaders the sympathies and condolences of the entire Dartmouth fellowship are extended.

As I reported these historic 1963 results to our Class Agents last July I wrote in part: "To each of you I send the sincere thanks and congratulations of your College, your Fund Committee and your Fund Chairman for a job well done. We can be justifiably proud of the unstinting service and thoughtful dedication behind our 1963 accomplishments. Your efforts continue the proud traditions of past Fund Campaigns and create new strengths upon which to draw as we move into our 50th Anniversary Fund Campaign next year."

I now share these words with all Dartmouth men, for they are applicable to all. I look forward with great confidence to our 50th Anniversary Campaign. I know that it is more than reasonable to hope that a year from now our report to you will again reflect the high esteem which Dartmouth men hold for their College and its Alumni Fund.

MEMORIAL FUND INCOME Principal IncomeClass June 30, 1963 1962-1963 1908 $ 20,650.00 $ 1,606.50 1910 8,615.34 650.38 1911 27,639.13 1,797.53 1912 25,759.29 1,750.83 1913 12,063.25 993.16 1914 20,370.29 1,528.63 1915 36,978.20 2,695.53 1916 29,532.30 2,231.28 1917 28,581.26 1,828.01 1918 42,686.23 3,471/27 1919 41,099.48 3,614.77 1920 25,550.36 2,161.97 1921 27,901.87 2,223.30 1922 31,020.00 2,534.51 1923 131,108.58 9,022.29 1924 58,586.58 4,311.74 1925 112,369.17 8,941.37 1926 126,605.04 9,699.32 1927 101,350.30 7,241.86 1928 70,430.44 5,045.95 1929 120,860.25 8,411.11 1930 152,593.38 9,561.08 1931 90,742.37 4,816.99 1932 104,785.36 5,622.08 1933 160,000.00 8,634.02 1934 160,000.00 7,865.34 1935 160,000.00 7,469.23 1936 160,000.00 7,542.64 1937 160,000.00 7,278.09 $140,550.77

1963 ALUMNI FUND COMMITTEE Charles F. Moore, Jr. '25 Chairman Clifford L. Jordan, Jr. '45 Executive Secretary Frank T. Kennedy '25 M. Carter Strickland '29 Thomas G. Murdough '26 John K. Benson '31 Forrest C. Billings '28 Henry R. Bankart '35 John "W. Moxon '29 Robert J. Strasenburgh, 2nd '42 George F. Jewett, Jr. '50

1963 ALUMNI FUND STATEMENT RECEIPTS 18,720 Alumni Gifts $1,157,220 84% 1,192 Parent Gifts 45,917 3 1,060 Memorial & Miscellaneous Gifts 35,260 3 - Memorial Fund Income 140,550 10 20,972 Total Gifts For: $1,378,947 100% APPLIED TO 1962-63 College Operating Expenses $ 991,224 72%1962-63 Fund Campaign Expenses 108,776 8 Total applied to 1962-63 College Operating Expenses $1,100,000 80% Reserve Funds available for 1963-64 to Baker Library for book acquisitions and as program, funds for Hopkins Center and William jewett Tucker Foundation 278,947 20 TOTALS $1,378,947 100%

CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS 1963 FUND AND GREEN DERBY WINNERS

Participation Percent of CombintiClass Class Agent Contributors Index1 Contributions Objective Rating

Veteran Classes 1894 Philip S. Marden*d 25 500 $ 2,621.00 1890 4 400 733.47 1900 Everett W. Goodhue* 52 347 7,545.71 1892 William F. Geiger 6 300 5,836.83 1895 6 300 749.44 1898 Oscar P. Tabor, Jr.* 29 290 1,125.88 1899 Warren C. Kendall 32 246 1,058.71 1893 2 200 20.00 1901 Richard Ward 59 148 5,167.20 1902 Hermon W. Farwell 53 143 2,277.36 1897 13 133 680.83 1896 3 60 418.80

Group 1 1904 Charles I. Lampee 68 179 4,430.81 124 303 1903 Albert E. Smith* 49 123 6,346.19 175 298 1907 Robert D. Kenyon 134 171 9,939.64 123 294 1905 Fletcher A. Hatchd 70 135 5.683.89 137 272 1906 Edward B. Redman 94 149 5,065.16 96 245 1911 Joshua B. Clark 174 144 9,325.84 99 243 1912 Edward B. Luitwieler 156 125 12,195.96 108 233 1909 Benjamin H. Dudleyd 131 127 6,430.89 103 230 1910 Andrew J. Scarlett 152 113 9,878.73 103 216 1908 Arthur Leon Lewis 83 98 7,175.54 106 204

Group 2 1915 Harold H. Lounsberry 228 129 24,312.65 141 270 1913 William B. Terry 176 131 11,722.52 118 249 1919 Frederick M. Daley 244 115 26,001.44 122 237 (28,501.44)‡ 1916 James A. Shanahan† 220 111 17,107.54 118 229 1914 "Winthrop J.Snow 190 112 16,758.19 115 227 1917 John W. Saladine 219 108 20,526.46 117 225 1918 Thomas B. R. Bryant 247 105 23,138.77 110 215 (24,138.77)‡

Group 3 1925 Laurence G. Leavitt 407 108 57.581.57 152 260 1921 William M. Alley 267 111 34,972.02 127 23 238 1923 Louis V. Wilcox 357 92 40,688.77 123 215 1924 Phillips M. Van Huyck 351 91 35,980.24 106 197 1920 John S. Mayer 223 98 18,341.95 97 195 1926 Herman J. Trefethen* 323 82 40,913.42 112 194 1922 Carter H.Hoyt 222 83 25,125.41 99 182

Group 4 1927 William C. Cusack* 333 88 45,318.65 118 206 1929 Edwin C. Chinlund* 375 80 41,848.03 108 188 1928 George W. Emery† 374 85 38,285.57 101 186 1930 Arthur W. Browning 342 74 34,310.63 109 183 1933 Sidney Stoneman 366 76 27,788.99 102 178 1931 William T. Wendell† 350 76 25,920.23 97 173 1932 Robert D. Reinhardt† 308 68 20,771.97 85 153

Participation Percent of CombinedClass Class Agent Contributors Index1 Contributions Objective Rating2

Group 5 1940 John B.Moore 356 73 26,432.94 140 213(28,932.75)‡1936 Gilbert Balkam* 421 79.7 26,001.65 107.2 186.91937 Jerome H. Low* 352 65.5 30,483.58 121.0 186.51941 Edward A. Lamer, Jr. 396 74 16,321.07 109 183 1935 J. Harris Latimer* 446 84 30,085.77 96 180(30,240.52)†1939 Louis T. Merriam 351 67 16,821.66 107 1741934 Robert M. Williamson* 349 70 25,187.35 85 155

Group 6 1943 George B. Munroe 383 75 16,453.14 119 1941944 Philip E. Penberthy 391 72 16,234.57 117 1891942 Warren A. Kreter 458 86 19,815.14 101 1871945 Eliot S. Mover 410 74 13,223.89 111 1851947 Townes M. Harris, Jr. 403 70 10,717.54 100 1701948 Robert C. Tracy* 237 58 7.075.54 96 1541946 Francis T. Adams, Jr. 471 61 12,227.18 85 146

Group 7 1953 Edward M. Condit, Jr.* 565 90 19,253.31 176 266(19,608.94)‡1954 John J. Feldman 523 84 11,970.56 133 2171952 John C. Klein* 478 75 13,578.72 128 203 1950 John F. Swenson 514 78 16,159.10 121 1991951 Richard H. Rogers † 468 79 12,396.81 115 1941949 Richard W. Bandfield 346 65 10,476.70 106 1711955 E. Swift Lawrence 436 67 7,681.76 97 164

Group 8 1956 Leonard J. Clark, Jr.* 486 75 8,217.34 116 1911957 Thomas H. Schwarz† 514 77 7,354.24 106 183 1958 Ronald L. Snow† 457 68 6,452.87 114 182 1960 William G. Batt 447 62 4.703.56 107 169 1959 Thomas Margetts, 3rd† 446 66 4,906.53 102 168 1961 Paul F. Fee, Jr. † 328 52 3,678.96 99 151 1962 Jerome H. Bentley, 3rd 299 47 2,316.97 63 110

Classes 1801-1889 13 5,058.92 Associated Schools 70 1,505.00 Faculty, Special & Honorary 48 1,516.88 Parents 1,192 45,917.30 Companies and Foundations 2 600.00 Income, Class Memorial Funds 140,550.77 Anonymous 2 10.00

1 Percentage of contributors to scoring base of living graduates plus one-third of non-graduates.

2 Total of participation index and per cent of objective, the best measure of all-around acmevement.

* These Head Agents served for the first time on the 1963 Alumni Fund Campaign.

† These Head Agents retired at the end of the 1963 Alumni Fund Campaign.

‡ This total includes certain gifts over $5,000.00 not credited tor Green Derby competition.

d Deceased.

ALUMNI FUND ENDOWMENT FUNDS

Following is a list of endowment funds ranging in size from $100 to$50,000 established to perpetuate or supplement annual Alumni Fundgifts.. The income from each fund is considered as a contribution by thealumnus designated, and is included among the gifts of his class:

William W. Morrill — 1874 William Dwight Parkinson — 1878 Frank B. Pierce Memorial — 1883 Frank B. Brown — 1886 John French — 1886 Walker Memorial No. 2 — 1888 James Burton Reynolds — 1890 Edith M. Abbott — 1891 Charles H. Gould Memorial — 1892 Alex D. Salinger — 1892 Arthur M. and Alice B. Strong — 1892 F. Irving "Weston Memorial — 1892 Fred C. and Mertrude M. Cleveland — 1895 William F. Rice — 1895 Arthur D. West — 1895 The Thomas C. Ham & Family Fund — 1896 Guy C. Richards — 1896 Class of 1896 (Weston) Henry M. Chase — 1897 Frank E. Drew — 1897 Roy J. Ward — 1897 Edwin D. Buell Memorial — 1898 Allan Bouton Patterson — 1898 H. Philip Patey Memorial — 1898 Charles W. Bonuey Memorial — 1899 Anonymous Fund No. 15 — 1900 Frank S. Archibald Memorial — 1902 Maurice H. Avery Memorial — 1903 Nathaniel H. Batchelder — 1903 Morton B. French—1903 Arthur Edward Hanlon Memorial — 1903 Arthur I. Charron Memorial — 1904 Daniel C. Norton Memorial — 1904 O. Draper Phelps Memorial — 1904 Edward K. Robinson — 1904 Harry B. Preston — 1905 George N. Proctor Memorial — 1905 George R. Ricker — 1905 Leon B. Smith and Frances Smith — 1905 Charles A. Pierce — 1906 Robert W. Richardson Memorial — 1906 Samuel L. Barnes Memorial — 1907 Leon Levy Currier Memorial — 1907 Norman Cushman — 1907 Charles W. Field Memorial — 1907 Anonymous Fund No. 17 — 1908 Warren Currier — 1908 Harold L, English — 1908 Benjamin C. Knox Memorial — 1908 George E. Squier — 1908 Malcolm, Stearns — 1908 Philip L. Thompson — 1908 Harry Floyd Memorial — 1909 Arthur C. White — 1909 Donald L. Bryant — l910 John A. Ferguson and Sturgis Pishon Memorial — 1910 Edson W. Keith — 1910 Edgar B. Prescott — 1910 Andrew J. Scarlett — 1910 Ben Ames Williams — 1910 Jesse S. Wilson — 1910 Raymond B. Carmichael — 1911 Arthur H. Gray — 1911 Robert B. Keeler — 1911 George Maurice Morris Memorial — 1911 Benjamin M. Stout — 1911 Herbert M. Uline Memorial — 1911 Charles R. Cabot — 1912 Norman B. Catterall — 1913 Victor Charles Schellenberg Memorial 1913 Howard P. Warren — 1913 John F. Conners Memorial — 1914 Vincent G. Byers Memorial — 1915 Russell C.Johnson — 1915 John R. Mason — 1915 G. Kellogg Rose, Jr. Memorial — 1915 Edwin L. McFalls — 1916 Mott D. Brown — 1917 Norman E. McCulloch — 1917 Karl L. Thielscher — 1917 William R. Christgau Memorial — 1918 Dewey F. Gruenhagen Memorial — 1921 Lewis J. Kerlin — 1921 William O. Buettner Memorial — 1924 Otto C. Grauer Memorial — 1924 Theodore W. Lamb Memorial — 1924 Harr F. Ranney Memorial — 1924 Robert C. Strong Memorial — 1924 Class of 1924 Memorial Endowment Funds (listed below) Robert D. Anderson George N. Babcock Richard Bittinger Thomas H. Burbank John L. Carten, Jr. Frank P. Cavanaugh Robert L. Clark Frank Comesky Donald L. Crawford Ward C. Cross Alfred J. Dagostino Edward N. Donaldson Robert R. Ellsworth Winston H. Farnsworth William J. Findlater Robert V. Fistere Thomas C. Fitzpatrick John W. Forbes William C. Fredericks Edward P. Hale Edward H. Hall Wendell P. Hosley Claude A. Jagger Charles C. Johnson S. Warwick Keegin William B. Knox Chun Lin William B. Lupfer Stanley H. Lyon William A. McGonagle, Jr. George C. Matchett John S. Mauk John May Frank J. Mickey William M. Morgan, Jr. Donald A. Morrison George T. Murphy David A. Osborne Gordon D. Richards Fred N. Rix C. Bayard Roberts George H. Rockwood Norman E. Rummel Clarence L. Stilwill Edward C. Sullivan James E. Swan Hubert J. Tracy Roy A. Vofrei Edward B. Voorhis Richard R. Wagner Lester H. Willard Burchard U. Wright Ford Workman Allen Memorial — 1925 Milton N. and Alice B. Hart — 1925 Edward W. Roessler — 1925 Ford H. Whelden — 1925 Leslie Waggener, Jr. Memorial — 1926 Eleazar "Wheelock Founders Fund No. I - 1926 Samuel A. Adams Memorial — 1930 Edmund Sieminski Memorial — 1931 Anonymous Fund No. 32 — 1933 Alvin B. Marks Memorial — 1934 Robert L. Oare Memorial — 1934 Beacon Plastics Fund — 1935 William W. Bradt Memorial — 1935 Homer B. Dewey Memorial — 1935 Halsey B. Loder, Jr. — 1935 Charles M. Stern, Jr. Memorial — 1936 Arthur J. Cohen, Jr. Memorial — 1937 Class of 1937 World War II Memorial David Gratz Memorial — 1941 George Alden Ladd Memorial — 1941 Philip Alvan Shribman Memorial — 1941 Edwin William McGowan Memorial — 1944 John O. Lounsberry Memorial — 1951 Reynolds-Hood-Mason Trophy Fund The Smalley Fund

1963 ALUMNI FUND REGIONAL CHAIRMEN

ATLANTA: Charles F. Palmer '18 BOSTON: John K. Benson '31 CHICAGO: Thomas G. Murdough '26 CLEVELAND: Francis C. Mills, III '38 DENVER: Neil F. Roberts '35 DETROIT: John R. Bowers '41 LOS ANGELES: Kenneth Lieber '36 MILWAUKEE: Robinson Bosworth, Jr. '37 MINNEAPOLIS: Clarke D. Bassett '21 NEW YORK: Charles F. McGoughran '20 Frank T. Kennedy '25 Lawrence Marx, Jr. '36 Kendrick R. Wilson '36 PHILADELPHIA: Harrison F. Dunning '30 PITTSBURG: James R. Wyliejr. '19 PROVIDENCE: Rupert C. Thompson '28 SAN. FRANCISCO: William R. Abbott, Jr. '27 WASHINGTON, D. C.: A. Marvin Braverman '29

The names of contributors to the 1963 Alumni Fund, contrary to previous custom,Ire not listed with their respective classes in the class-notes section of this issue ofthe Alumni Magazine. Separate contributor lists for each class have been preparedand are being sent out by each class to all members.

1963 CLASS HONOR ROLLS

Largest Dollar Total 1925 Laurence G. Leavitt $57,582 1927 William C. Cusack $45,318 1929 Edwin C. Chinlund $41,848 1926 Herman J. Trefethen $40,913 1923 Louis V. Wilcox $40,689 1928 George W. Emery $38,286 1924 Phillips M. Van Huyck $35,980 1921 William M. Alley $34,972 1930 Arthur M. Browning $34,311 1937 Jerome H. Low $30,484

Percentage of Objective 1953 Edward M. Condit, Jr. 176% 1903 Albert E. Smith 175% 1925 Laurence G. Leavitt 152% 1915 Harold H. Lounsberry 141% 1940 John B. Moore 140% 1905 Fletcher A. Hatch 137% 1954 John J. Feldman 133% 1952 John C. Klein 128% 1921 William M. Alley 127% 1904 Charles I. Lampee 124%

Number of Contributors 1953 Edward M. Condit, Jr. 565 1954 John J. Feldman 523 1950 John F. Swenson 514 1957 Thomas H. Schwarz 514 1956 Leonard J. Clark, Jr. 486 1952 John C. Klein 478 1946 Francis T. Adams, Jr. 471 1951 Richard H. Rogers 468 1942 Warren J. Kreter 458 1958 Ronald L. Snow 457

$1,000 and up Donors 1929 Edwin C. Chinlund 14 1921 William M. Alley 13 1928 George W. Emery 10 1922 Carter H. Hoyt 9 1925 Laurence G. Leavitt 9 1924 Phillips M. Van Huyck 8 1917 John W. Saladine 7 1919 Frederick M. Daley 7 1923 Louis V. Wilcox 7 1926 Herman J. Trefethen 7 1927 William C. Cusack 7

Classes with 100 or more Century Club Members 1925 Laurence G. Leavitt 150 1928 George W. Emery 114 1929 Edwin C. Chinlund 114 1923 Louis V. Wilcox 108 1933 Sidney Stoneman 107 1927 William C. Cusack 104 1924 Phillips M. Van Huyck 102 1926 Herman J. Trefethen 101 193 x William T. Wendell 101

Improvement over 1962 Dollars 1925 Laurence G. Leavitt $14,038 1923 Louis V. Wilcox $8,238 1953 Edward M. Condit, Jr. $7,317 1930 Arthur M. Browning $6,257 1931 William T. Wendell $5,689 Contributors 1959 Thomas Margetts, 3rd 43 1913 William B. Terry 39 1960 William G. Batt 38 1898 Oscar P. Tabor, Jr. 19 1905 Fletcher A. Hatch 17

NEWSLETTER EDITORS

1902 Julius A. Brown 1902 UP! 1906 Arthur W. Chapin 1906 Green Messenger 1908 Sydney L. Ruggles The *08er 1909 John R. Childs, Dartmouth Diddings 1910 Russell D. Meredith Tenner Topics 1911 Warren F. Kimball Leven Up 1912 H. Lyman Armes The Billboard 1913 Warde Wilkins The 1913 Class Newsletter 1914 Martin J. Remsen 1914 News Letter 1915 John L. Ferguson The 915 Frontiersman 1916 F. Stirling Wilson 1916 Balmacaan A. C.Newsletter 1917 Mosher S. Hutchins The Seventeen Sentry 1918 Philip H. Sanderson 1918 News Letter 1919 Windsor C. Batchelder The 1919 Smoke Signal 1920 Allen R. Foley Twenty 1921 Daniel B. Ruggles, Jr. '21 Smoker 1922 Stephen M. Kenyon Alumni Fund Twoter 1923 Sidney J. Flanigan The '23 Skiddoo 1924 Samuel A. Lamson The 24 Hour Notice 1925 Herbert S. Talbot The Round Up 1926 Gordon P. Chipman The 1926 Smoke Signals 1927 Michael E. Choukas The 1927 Speakeasy 1928 John W. Herpel '28 Campaigner 1929 Wellington F. Barto Twenty-Nine Up! 1930 Charles V. Raymond The Thirtyteer 1931 William L. Benger Thirty-One Up 1932 Carlos H. Baker The 1932 News-Letter 1933 Robert S. Fox The '33 Newsletter 1934 William H. Scherman The 1934 News-Letter 1935 Henry R. Bankart, Jr. The Tear Bag 1936 James B. Gidney Tithe 1937 Roger G. Allen The '37 Mint Bag 1938 Young P. Dawkins, Jr. The Pace Setter 1939 Walter Darby, Jr. Thirty-Nine Out! 1940 Samuel C, Williams, Jr. 1940 Indian Drum 1941 Esmond R. Crowley, Jr. Dope From theDuckhoards 1942 Richard W. Lippman The 1942 Newsletter 1943 C. Carlton Coffin, Jr. The Clanging Bells 1944 William R. Epply Round the Girdled Earth 1945 Eugene W. Wilkin Forty-Five Journal 1946 Gene J. Bokor The Forty-Six Tomahawk 1947 Hugh M. Chapin The '47 Squaw-ker 1948 Maurice M. Witherspoon On and Off theCampus 1949 William A. Ballard The Forty Niner 1950 Robert C. Kelly '50-50 1951 Charles E. Breed '51 Fables 1952 Marcel C. Durot The '52 Crier 1953 Robert A. Malin '55 OUT 1954 James B. Fisher Hazqui! 1955 Chester O. Gale, Jr. "Five-Five" 1956 Wilton S. Sogg Wha-Who? Whisper! 1957 David E. Orr Fifty Seven Varieties 1958 Lincoln A. Mitchell The Sound & Fury 1959 Randall Malin The Fifty-nine Line 1960 Thomas E. Green The 1960 Smoke Signal 1961 Thomas V. Mauro, 3rd The Wide Wide World 1962 Alan M. Rapoport Class of 1962 Newsletter

CHARLES I. LAMPEB '04

HAROLD H. LOUNSBERRY '15

LAURENCE G. LEAVITT '25

WILLIAM C. CUSACK '27

JOHN B. MOORE '40

GEORGE B. MUNROE '43

EDWARD M. CONDIT, JR. '53

LEONARD J. CLARK, JR. '56