Table of Contents

SUMMER 1986

VOL. 78, No. 9

FEATURES

41 Commencement

The College celebrates its 216 th commencement.

Nancy Wasserman

50 You Laugh: Dramatizing coeducation

One of the College's most significant changes was the decision to go coeducational. As Nancy Wasserman '77 reveals in her account of a play dramatizing the pressures some of Dartmouth's first women students felt, it was not an easy experience.

56 Reunions

Year in, year out, Dartmouth men and women return to the Hanover Plain to reestablish ties with classmates. There's more to reunions these days than class tents and suds, but there's one thing that remains the same - the chance to see how old everyone else looks.

DEPARTMENTS

Douglas Greenwood

4 Editor's Remarks "Postscript"

6 Letters to the Editor

Lee McDavid

28 Wearers of the Green Erik and Kris Hagerman: A tale of two seniors

Dorothy Foley

32 Undergraduate Chair - "More than teacher"

Dana Cook Grossman

34 The College

Robert H. Conn

48 Alumni Album Stephen W. Bosworth '61: Public

servant in the spotlight

Donna Leitner

54 Sports

Teri Allbright

61 Class Notes and Obituaries

COVER Following an early morning graduation rehearsal and Class Day speeches in the Bema, members of the Class of 'B6 grow thoughtful as they light their clay pipes, a ceremonial symbol of parting and the hope of meeting again. Later they will break the pipes on the stump of the Lone Pine by Bartlett Tower. Photograph by Stuart Bratesman '75.