Ed Gingras is perhaps the class’ most traveled person. He recently made a visit to Equatorial Guinea for a meeting of “Most Traveled People” whose aim is to visit every country. Keep going Ed.
The Buddy Way documentary about Buddy Teevens ’79 aired on ESPN to great acclaim from ’64s, given that in 2017 the class awarded him the Class of 1964 Outstanding Leadership Award.
Greetings. Executive committee member Harvey Tettlebaum, still lawyering as partner with Husch Blackwell, came back to Hanover in November to teach a class at Rockefeller Center on grass-roots politics.
I am Hal Rabner and join Rob Goodman as cosecretaries of the class. My role will be the more traditional one of passing out new (or newly discovered) information provided by or about classmates.
Dexter Richards Rowell ’64 was born December 31, 1939, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and died March 4 at his home in Playa del Coco, Costa Rica. After graduating from Salisbury School (Connecticut) Dexter enlisted in the U.S.
William Innis Martin ’64 of Grantham, New Hampshire, died of heart failure on July 20. He came to Dartmouth from Oak Park, Illinois, and joined Zeta Psi, to which he remained connected.
Ronald Byard Schram ’64 of Hingham, Massachusetts, passed peacefully on February 9. He grew up in Detroit, moving to nearby Grosse Point to attend high school, where he excelled in academics, football, basketball, and baseball.