Class Note 1975. Apparently, the class has gone into hibernation after a very energetic reunion. Not much news of note, so I will attempt to fill out some of the holes and loose ends from reunion.
I am regularly introduced to authors from our class. The fact that they must be introduced to me by others does not speak well of my flagging reading habits.
I have news from Dave Dunbar that our 50th reunion gift is a specially commissioned wall sculpture inside the main entrance to Kemeny Hall that will honor the College’s 13th president for his four transformational achievements: coedu
The latest word from Dave Dunbar and the reunion committee is an exciting new class project—a 50th reunion digital book hosted by BrightCrowd, a company that has worked with many Dartmouth classes to produce private, digital books on
Don Lloyd Wreden passed away peacefully at his home January 29 of pancreatic cancer. Don was born in Raymondville, Texas, on September 5, 1953, and grew up on the family farm as the youngest of four children. He attended St.
James Edward Thomson ’75 of Alexandria, Virginia, passed away on May 18, 2024, at Fairfax Hospital following complications after being struck by a car.
Ifé Landsmark ’75, M.D., clinical psychologist, passed away on April 8. Ifé was born in Harlem and grew up in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. At 16 Ifé enrolled at York College, where she studied psychology with mentor Dr.