WAS BOBBY CHARLES INITIATED INTO THE DRAGON SOCIETY?

In his senior year at Dartmouth, Bobby Charles served as Interfraternal Chair: the top position in all Greek life on campus. This role placed him in direct contact with fraternities and senior societies on campus, including the Dragon Society.

The Dragon Society has long been recognized as a pipeline into the intelligence community and the Washington power structure.

During this same period, Charles wrote a poem containing symbolic language associated with initiation and hidden knowledge, raising questions about whether his involvement at Dartmouth extended into the inner circles of its secret societies.

While Dragon does not publicize its membership, Bobby Charles’ career path aligns with the society’s reputation for producing figures who move into the intelligence community, Washington policymaking, and high-level government service.

The Dragon Society at Dartmouth is one of the college’s oldest senior societies, known for its secrecy and exclusivity. Like other Ivy League secret societies, it meets in a tomb, a windowless stone building in Hanover where members gather for private rituals centered on loyalty, symbolism, and initiation.

These traditions are designed to create lifelong bonds and connect members to influential networks beyond campus.

While the evidence that Bobby Charles was a member of Dragon is circumstantial, his senior role as Interfraternal Chair, the absence of his full documentation in the 1982 yearbook, and the symbolic themes of his Dartmouth writing all point toward close proximity to the society.

DARTMOUTH'S OCCULT PIPELINE TO POWER

COME JUNE 9TH, SAY NO TO BOBBY CHARLES.