The issues that stir student lead them also into action to help others

John Brigand '69 of Morrisville, Pa. (on desk) and Bill McCurine '69 of Chicago(on cot) are resident tutors of ABC boys attending Hanover High School. McCurinereceived this year's Milton Sims Kramer Award for contributions to the College.

Ted Kloth '68 (left), New London, N.H.,and John Jewett '68 (right), Wellesley,Mass., shown in California where theywent as workers in the Watts district.

Paul Imashima '70 of Spokane, Wash, (left) and Morgan Allsup '69 of Bloomington, Ill., members of the Dartmouth ChristianUnion, entertain in the children's ward of Hanover's Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, as part of a regular DCU program.

Paul Imashima '70 of Spokane, Wash, (left) and Morgan Allsup '69 of Bloomington, Ill., members of the Dartmouth ChristianUnion, entertain in the children's ward of Hanover's Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, as part of a regular DCU program.

Tutoring high school students in Lebanon, N.H., is a voluntary service inwhich Dick Kenney '70 (above) of Scarsdale, N. Y., and John Milton '71 (right)of Dover-Foxcroft, Me., are engaged.

Tutoring high school students in Lebanon, N.H., is a voluntary service inwhich Dick Kenney '70 (above) of Scarsdale, N.Y., and John Milton '71 (right)of Dover-Foxcroft, Me., are engaged.

Afro-American Society members painting theNorwich, Vermont, school cafeteria as a wayto raise money for Project ABC.

Pioneers in a Tucker Foundation program that aims to send ten students toteach in Jersey City, N.J., each termnext year are Keith Harewood '70 (above)and Henry Tyson '70 (right) who havebeen working with both gifted and behavior-problem students in P.S. 22 thisterm. Julian K. Robinson '52, JerseyCity's health and welfare director, has cooperatedin getting the program started.

Pioneers in a Tucker Foundation program that aims to send ten students toteach in Jersey City, N. J., each termnext year are Keith Harewood '70 (above)and Henry Tyson '70 (right) who havebeen working with both gifted and behavior-problem students in P.S. 22 thisterm. Julian K. Robinson '52, JerseyCity's health and welfare director, has cooperated in getting the program started.