Intramural football on the Green, 1940s
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July-August 2023
Mine eyes have seen the glory of the class of ’49.
But after 14 years, mine eyes no longer shine.
Macular degeneration has caused my vision to decline.
As our three dozen or so survivors go marching on.
But after 14 years, mine eyes no longer shine.
Macular degeneration has caused my vision to decline.
As our three dozen or so survivors go marching on.
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May-June 2023
Deke Jackson is still living in his own home with Nadine in Mount Dora, Florida. A banker, he attended a convention in Washington, D.C., and contacted our then U.S. senator classmate Slade Gorton.
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March-April 2023
Last fall I wrote that there were about 40 members of our class who were exposed to this column. A few have since left for greener pastures.
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January-February 2023
Joe Sullivan Jr. ’78 called to tell me (and then sent me) a column about his dad’s football career. We reminisced about Joe’s long back-and-forth run against Cornell—maybe 100 yards—in a game that no one who saw will ever forget.
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November-December 2022
Class president Ray Truncellito was recently honored with the Distinguished American Award by the National Football Foundation Joe Yukica Chapter.
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Sep - Oct 2018
Paul Robert Bjorklund ’49
Paul Robert Bjorklund ’49 died on March 13 in Ashburn, Virginia, where he lived. Paul came to Dartmouth from Boston English High School in Dorchester, Massachusetts. He received his D.D.S.
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Sep - Oct 2018
Richard Stewart Carr Jr. ’49
Richard Stewart Carr Jr. ’49 died at his home in Madison, Connecticut, on March 28. Dick came to Dartmouth from St. Luke’s School in New Canaan, Connecticut.
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Sep - Oct 2018
John Bernard Daukas ’49
John Bernard Daukas ’49 died on November 19, 2017. John, who lived in Westerly, Rhode Island, came to Dartmouth from Nashua (New Hampshire) High School, along with his brother Paul (“Toli”).
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Sep - Oct 2018
John Gately ’49
John Gately ’49 died on January 16. John, who lived in Huntington Beach, California, came to Dartmouth from Brooklyn Preparatory School. He spent his career as a process-quality engineer.
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Sep - Oct 2018
John Frederick Goodrich ’49
John Frederick Goodrich ’49 died on September 21, 2017, near Littlefield, New Hampshire, where he lived. John graduated from Hanover High School and was seriously wounded in the Battle of the Bulge before entering Dartmouth.