GREEN JOTTINGS
Art Thibodeau, who was equipment manager for Dartmouth teams for more than 40 years until he retired in 1967, died on May 23 after a long illness.
Preparatory site work for construction of the Rupert Thompson Arena has begun on Chase. Field across South Park St. from Leverone Field House.
Four undergraduate representatives named to the Athletic Council for 1973-74 are: football halfback Ben Bridges from Evanston, Ill.; Bob Karin, varsity wrestling and assistant football manager from Brooklyn, N.Y.; Peter Chenevert, student director of the intramural program from Springfield, Mass.; and Candy Neville from Shaker Heights, Ohio, who represents the women's athletic program.
Ron Campion '55 from Hanover is the new alumni member of the Athletic Council, joining Walter Bush '51 from Minneapolis, Minn., and Leo McKenna '56 from Rye, N.Y.
The Big Green Sports News, providing complete weekly coverage of Dartmouth football and periodic coverage of other teams throughout the year, may be obtained for the 1973-74 seasons by writing to: Sports Information, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. 03755. The subscription is $10 ($11 for air mail in the United States) and includes 16 issues of the newsletter plus the 80-page fall and winter sports brochures.
The 1973 varsity football schedule: Sept. 29 at New Hampshire. Oct. 6 Holy Cross; 13 Pennsylvania; 20 at Brown; 27 at Harvard. Nov. 3 Yale; 10 at Columbia; 17 Cornell; 24 at Princeton.
John Lundgren captained the golf team tothe winningest season among all the BigGreen teams this spring.
