Table of Contents

In This Issue

19 A VICTORY HANOVER WILL NEVER FORGET

The College's excitement before, during and after the winning of the Ivy League championship was spirited unity at its very best.

20 PEACE CORPS PROFESSOR IN BOLIVIA

Roger Wolf 60, teaching at the university in La Paz, reports on his experience in the promotion of international understanding.

24 A MAJOR GEOLOGICAL DISCOVERY

The date of earliest known animal life on earth is pushed back millions of years by the find of Prof. Andrew H. McNair.

28 BAKER HOLDS THE KEY

Anthropologist James W. Fernandez conducts an archival search on three continents and finally finds his answer right in Hanover.

Dartmouth Authors 5

Believe It or Not 14

The College 17

Pulitzer Prize Playwright 27

The Undergraduate Chair 31

Diary of a Commuter 32

The Faculty 33

With the Big Green Teams 35

News from the Clubs 39

News from the Classes 40

Associated School News 80

In Memoriam 82

The Cover

Dartmouth's varied, powerful, and beautifully executed offense was more than Princeton's vaunted defense could contain as the Indians won 28-14, for the Ivy League title and an undefeated season. Fullback Pete Walton (49) on a handoff from quarterback Mickey Beard (18) finds a hole up the middle. End Bill Calhoun (81) and tackle Dan Williams (76) are two of the Green blockers. PHOTO BY HEINZ KLUETMEIER '65