Bicentennial Planners.

Trustee Harvey P. Hood '18 of Boston and Associate Professor of Government Frank Smallwood '51 have agreed to be chairmen of two key committees which will plan and carry out much of the program for Dartmouth's observance of its Bicentennial in 1969-70.

Mr. Hood will head the Bicentennial Executive Committee which will have over-all responsibility for the observances. His committee includes Dudley W. Orr '29 of Concord, N. H., chairman of the Trustees Planning Committee; Charles J. Zimmerman '23 of Hartford, Conn., chairman of the Trustees Committee on Alumni and Public Affairs; James D. Landauer '23 of New York, president of the 1965 Alumni Council; Morrison G. Tucker '32, Oklahoma City, president of the 1966 Alumni Council; Professor Smallwood; President Dickey, and Nichol M. Sandoe Jr., '45 of Hanover, director of the Office of Public Programs, who will be the committee's executive secretary. Later members will include the Alumni Council presidents through 1970.

Professor Smallwood's Faculty and Staff Planning Committee includes Jere R. Daniell II '55, Assistant Professor of History; Albert I. Dickerson '30, Dean of Freshmen; Edward C. Lathem '51, Associate Librarian; Mr. Sandoe; John R. Scotford '3B, Assistant Director of Hopkins Center; Gilbert T. Tanis '38, Executive Officer of the College; John W. Zarker, Associate Professor of Classics; and Robert Z. Norman, Associate Professor of Mathematics.

President Dickey, in announcing the membership of the two committees, said that a series of observances would be planned about the Bicentennial of the College's founding and the Sesquicentennial of Daniel Webster's arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court in the Dartmouth College Case in 1818.

Harvey P. Hood '18 (left) who heads theexecutive committee for Dartmouth's Bicentennial, and Rupert C. Thompson Jr.'28, who will be chairman of a majorcapital gifts campaign in 1968-1971.