Intramural football on the Green, 1940s
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September-October 2026
Class Note 1945. I ended our last Class Note with a salute to our country’s 250th birthday, the semiquincentennial of America.
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July-August 2026
Class Note 1945. Summer term is underway. Volleyball nets, dogs, spike ball, outdoor classes, corn hole, and lounging students cover every surface on the Green on these warm summer days.
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May-June 2026
Class Note 1945. I am looking forward to my class (’76) coming to Hanover soon for our 50th reunion. I will sit at the Commencement for the class of 2026, as you did for the class of 1995. I remember your 50th reunion well.
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March-April 2026
Class Note 1945. I was reminded once again of the unique Dartmouth experience of the class of 1945 when I recently saw the play Dear Jack, Dear Louise.
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January-February 2026
Class Note 1945. As you read these notes, the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina, Italy, are right around the corner.
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September-October 2020
Edward Crane ’45
Edward Crane ’45 died on May 11. He was born in Burlington, Vermont, and graduated from Dartmouth and the University of Vermont Medical School before serving in the Army and Air Force.
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September-October 2020
Kenneth F. Eldredge ’45
Kenneth F. Eldredge ’45 died on June 8 at The Terraces in Orleans, Massachusetts. He was born and raised in Chatham, Massachusetts.
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September-October 2020
James Garnett Torian ’45
James Garnett Torian ’45, loving husband and father of three children, passed away peacefully May 30 at his home in Rancho Santa Fe, California.
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Mar - Apr 2014
John Alexander MacDonald Jr. ’45
John Alexander MacDonald Jr. ’45 died on November 25, 2013, after a long decline from Alzheimer’s disease and cancer. John grew up in Waban, Massachusetts, graduating from Newton High School, followed by a year at Hebron Academy.
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Mar - Apr 2014
Robert Livingston Steiner ’45
Robert Livingston Steiner ’45, economist, businessman and senior staff economist at the Federal Trade Commission, died on October 26 in Washington, D.C.