Green Jottings

Warren Cook '67, who captained the 1966-67 varsity hockey team as goalie, stopped in the other day just prior to a trip to Europe with the U.S. National Ice Hockey team. Warren is in the thick of early tryouts for the up-coming Olympics.

Having been one of the chosen to see QB Bill King '63 lead the 1962 football squad through nine perfect games for Dartmouth's first undefeated season since 1925, I couldn't suppress a smile when I saw soph passing sensation Bill Koenig wearing King's number "14." Koenig, from Salem, Oregon, needs experience, but he has a powerful arm. Those of you interested in superstitions, coincidences, Black (man) magic, hear this: Koenig in German means ... "King."

Art Thibodeau, equipment manager at the Athletic Council, and a familiar, friendly face to Dartmouth athletes for more than forty years, retired this summer because of his health.

Glenn Wilson '55, captain of the 1954-55 basketball team at Dartmouth and now an Air Force Captain, is reported to have been shot down while on a mission over North Vietnam in an F4C. He managed to bail out, and it is assumed that he is a prisoner of the North Vietnamese.

YOU ARE INVITED

To: The traditional Dartmouth gettogether and beer, coke, andcocktail party sponsored by theDartmouth Club at Harvard.

Who: All Dartmouth alumni, students,faculty, families, and friends.

When: Saturday, October 28, immediately after the Harvard game.

Where: Briggs Cage, at the open end ofthe Harvard Stadium. It's agreat place to meet your friends.

ALSO AT BROWN ...

The Dartmouth Alumni Association of Rhode Island will be host Saturday, October 21, at a pre-game gathering in its tent near the stadium. The tent, adjacent to Marvel Gymnasium (not where it was two years ago), will be open from 11 a.m. Food, beer and soda will be on sale, and Dartmouth club officers proclaim the tent an ideal meeting place. The new location will eliminate fighting the traffic between Dexter Field, where the soccer game will take place, and the stadium. Visitors are advised to park normally and walk across to the tent.

AND YALE, TOO

The annual "Dartmouth Tent" at the Yale game, November 4, will again be the main gathering spot for those going to New Haven. The green and white striped tent will be located between Portal 10 and the Walter Camp Memorial Arch on Derby Avenue (Route 34). It will open at 10:30 a.m. and will have ample picnic space, with tables and chairs, beer, soda, set-ups, and coffee; also the Dartmouth Band and cheerleaders at noon. The head tax is $1.00 per adult, children free. Classes or clubs wishing special arrangements should contact Alan H. Ives '53, Cross Brook Road, Newtown, Conn.