PRINCETON WEEKEND

WITH A RECORD, sellout crowd of 20,306 at the game, and 35 alumni classes holding informal Hanover reunions, the Princeton Game Weekend, October 9-10, produced what is believed to be the largest return of alumni on record. The DCAC reported the filling of 4,683 alumni ticket applications. Friday night's pre-game rally and bonfire drew a huge throng to the campus, and with fine weather and all the color and excitement of the game (billed in advance as crucial in settling the Ivy League championship) Hanover learned that football spirit, sometimes called "fall madness," can be as rampant as ever.

The Class of '74 built a towering bonfire for Friday night.

Saturday morning at 11, President Kemeny had anaudience of 700 or more in Spaulding Auditorium whenhe spoke on College plans and answered alumni questions.

Two of the alumni classes in town for fall reunions: 1946gathered at the home of Assistant Dean Bob Kimball ofTuck School, and 1944 headquartered at the mobile vandriven from Ohio by classmate Al Howland.

Two of the alumni classes in town for fall reunions: 1946gathered at the home of Assistant Dean Bob Kimball ofTuck School, and 1944 headquartered at the mobile vandriven from Ohio by classmate Al Howland.

Princeton's tent in front of the gym.

Tailgating space was at a premium.

What was so funny? The futile efforts of officials and heelers to get aplayful dog off the field gave the crowd some mirthful minutes.

A new wrinkle for Dartmouth: two-tiered, coeducational cheerleading.