Class of 1960

Cheerleaders, 1970
Tailgate, 2010
Friendly Soccer Game, 1978
Hockey, 2014
Cheerleaders, 1980
Campus Life, Undated
Commencement, 1980
Cyclist, 1987
Sorority, 1988
Class Day, 1990
Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra, 2008
Commencement, 2008
Drawing Studio, 2009
Outdoor Class, 2010
Dartmouth Powwow, 2010
Women's Frisbee Team
Biology Lab, Undated
Christmas, Undated
Classroom, Undated
Alpha Kappa Alpha, 1988
Appalachian Trail, 1989
Class Day, 1994
Football, 1994
Academic Gala, 1997
Bonfire Building, 1999
Duthu, 2009
TableTennis, 2009
Top of the Hop, 2009
Alpha Delta, 1877
Chariot Races, 2010
Baseball on the Green, 1877
Earth Science, 2010
Class Photo, 1898
Football, 2010
Commencement, 1899
Ledyard, 2010
Snow Sculpture, 1925
Pilobolus, 2010
Bonfire Caller, 1947
Salutatorian, 2010
Choates, 1958
Spring, 2010

In the spring of their senior year Barry MacLean and Jim Gallagher went to Beantown to see Ted Williams in his final season for the Red Sox. As expected, “The Kid” hit a home run; later, while heading back, Barry realized that his Ford Fairlane didn’t have enough fuel to make it. They stopped at a secluded gas station and knocked on the door without response. What were they to do since the pumps were locked? Barry’s engineering mind decided to wrap the gas hose around the unit and he pulled it several times creating a suction to get 35 cents worth of gas. After leaving the money at the pump they were able to slowly return to the College.

Robert Cooper writes: “After Yale Law School and a few failed marriages with children, I met the love of my life and we have been together for more than 35 years, raising one grandchild from birth to now age 17. Marie, 10 years my junior with a master’s in fine arts and a Yale law degree, keeps me feeling young. I still practice law, can work remotely during the winter from our Florida home, and enjoy Connecticut spring and fall.”

Bruce Ducker writes to say he’s still sullying paper stock as a novelist and poet. His collection Stemming the Flow rose to Amazon’s Top 10 in poetry last year and Gray’s Sporting Journal, that elegant magazine of the outdoors founded by Dartmouth publishers Becky and Ed Gray ’67, published his The Pious Angler in its Spring ’25 issue. Ducker has written 10 books and won several prizes—we don’t understand why the alumni magazine has yet to write a review.

Bob Derderian writes: “Gail and I divide our time between Cambridge and Cape Cod, Massachusetts, plus wintering in Vero Beach, Florida. Sometimes it gets a little confusing knowing where we are. We feel fortunate to be able to walk everywhere while in Cambridge. Being around young, bright people is stimulating. We are sorry that we will miss the reunion as we have longstanding plans to travel in Europe at that time.”

Sid Goldman, 78575 Avenida Ultimo, La Quinta, CA 92253; (305) 849-0475; sidgoldman@gmail.com

Francis P. Galletti ’60

Francis P. Galletti ’60 died unexpectedly at home in Timonium, Maryland, on December 3, 2021. Frank was born in the Bronx and grew up on Long Island, New York.

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Thomas Cowan Wood ’60

Thomas Cowan Wood ’60, M.D., died peacefully at home in Anchorage, Alaska, on September 25, 2021, with his loving family around him. Tom was born in Denver on October 4, 1938, to Virginia and Gerald Wood.

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James Anthony Nolan ’60

James Anthony Nolan ’60 passed away on October 13, 2021, in Virginia Beach, Virginia, surrounded by his loving family. Jim was the eldest son of James and Mary (Frances) Nolan.

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