Students gather in the Top of the Hop for a lecture in 1968.
A study session, 1960s
From the February 1967 DAM: “Dartmouth and Colby Jr. freshmen in a new association discussing books.”
A study session, 1960s
Taking advantage of the sun before mud season, 1960s
Countless students passing through the Hopkins Center have rubbed the nose on the Warner Bentley bust, installed in 1969 to honor the longtime theater director.
A student sing-along, 1960s
Students in dance class, 1969
Friends relax on the patio in the front of the Hopkins Center, which opened in 1962.
Class Note 1968. Hanover-based Ed Heald went through his extensive collection of Dartmouth memorabilia and shared the 1964-65 “General Reading Program Handbook,” which elicited classmate recollections.
Class Note 1968. The College has published an article (at fas.dartmouth.edu) recognizing the work and generosity of the class’ Arts Legacy Committee (of which I’m a member) and highlighting our most recent recipient, Lauren Mills ’27
Class Note 1968. A recent column mentioned Dan Butterworth’s creative plans for this year but didn’t reveal the full content of his communication because the fascinating story he told of undergraduate daring (foolhar
Class Note 1968. The Dartmouth Class Officers Association Executive Board (COAEB) recently bestowed upon 1968 a 2025 Class Recognition Award, citing our extensive generosity to the College, especially via our arts legacy committee (A
Class Note 1968. Digital get-togethers among classmates constitute most modern mini-reunions, but let’s start with in-person happenings among classmates.
Bruce Alan Biagi ’68 died at home in Shelburne, Massachusetts, on August 22, 2025, of Merkel cell carcinoma. Formerly of Worthington, Ohio, he had been a professor at the Ohio State University College of Medicine.
Robert Stuart Block ’68 died on February 19 at the Center for Living and Rehabilitation in Bennington, Vermont, following a long struggle with Alzheimer’s disease.
Craig Anthony Waters ’68 passed away on January 17 in Prescott Valley, Arizona, from complications of Alzheimer’s disease. Craig grew up in Lynn, Massachusetts, where he attended St. John’s Prep.