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 1969. Let’s be honest: Most of us glance at Class Notes to see who’s mentioned. We check the obituaries to square up the wins and losses on life’s scoreboard.
Paul Kevin Tuhus ’69—world traveler, gifted raconteur, collector of odd facts and obituaries of even odder individuals, sworn enemy of all vegetables, and fiercely loyal Dartmouth alum—passed away peacefully in Hanover on November 25
Jon Stuart Swenson ’69 passed away in his sleep at home on January 6, 2015. He was born to Olaf and Grace Swenson in Minneapolis on March 20, 1947. Hockey was his sport, and he continued to play at Dartmouth.
David Clark Jacobsen ’69, M.D., of Needham, Massachusetts, died on Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 2012, from complications of treatments for esophageal cancer first diagnosed in 1996.
John Husted ’69 passed away March 1 at his home on Treasure Island, Florida, from heart failure. He was the eldest son of Harold H. and Barbara R. Husted.