Campus Life, undated
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November-December 2025
Class Note 1958. The class held its fall mini-reunion during Homecoming Weekend. We are a predictable group, limited mostly by the three “Ms”: mobility, memory, and mortality!
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September-October 2025
This column was due at the end of the College year of June 30. We’ll look back and summarize preliminary highlights of the year. We’ve written six of these columns, almost always stretching to find news of interest beyond just our class.
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July-August 2025
The class of 1958 attempted a full class meeting by Zoom on May 1. It was an attempt to include everybody, particularly those who find themselves more or less housebound and therefore unable to join in typical class meetings.
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May-June 2025
I suppose sending out a heads-up for the class mini-reunion this fall this far in advance can’t hurt.
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March-April 2025
The awkward timing that called for Class Notes to be delivered before December month-end found us in Niwot, Colorado, away from computers and memory-refreshing notes of items worthy of publication. Those were sparse anyway, as usual!
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May-June 2025
Walter L. Stackler
Walter L. Stackler died on February 10 at his home in Oyster Bay, New York. Walt grew up Roslyn Harbor and lived on Long Island throughout his life.
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May-June 2025
Jackson C. Stromberg
Jackson C. Stromberg passed away at his home in Mill Valley, California, on November 5, 2024. Jack grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where his father founded Strombergs, a major retail clothing business.
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May-June 2025
Steven P. Toth
Steven P. Toth passed away March 5 in Hobart, Indiana, following a bad fall in 2023 that resulted in surgery for a brain bleed. Steve was born in East Chicago, Indiana, and lived his life in that area.
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May-June 2025
Donald N. Klages
Donald N. Klages died of pneumonia on December 19, 2024. Don came to Dartmouth from Manhasset on Long Island, New York.
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May-June 2025
M. Russell Leslie Jr.
M. Russell Leslie Jr. , M.D., passed away November 23, 2024. Growing up in Brentwood, Pennsylvania, Russ overcame childhood polio and went on to captain his high school teams in football, basketball, and tennis.