Hello, classmates. About one-fourth of our class visits our Facebook page now and then. Many thanks to Joe Jasinski, Kipp Barker, and Andy Gettinger for their oversight and content curation.
Hello, classmates. Since most of you are apparently too modest to send news of your current exploits, it’s time to generate a little fun content for this column.
Hello, classmates. If you have not seen the Peyton and Eli Manning-produced documentary The Buddy Way, on the late Dartmouth football coach Buddy Teevens ’79, you should make every effort.
Hello, classmates. In case you didn’t receive the email, or it snagged in your spam, class-wide thanks to Nic Cols and Fern Bennett Phillips for taking on the chairs of our 50th reunion, June 12-14, 2026.
Peter W. Siebert , who worked for 17 years in the Harvard planning and development office, died February 22 in Concord, Massachusetts, after multiple illnesses.
Douglas R. Caldwell of Charlottesville, Virginia, a cartographer and lover of mapping, died February 1 after a brief illness. He attended Northampton (Massachusetts) High School and at Dartmouth discovered his love for geography.
Andrea Quaid of Lewiston, Maine, died January 31 at Maine Medical Center in Portland. She was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October 16, 1954, to Donald and Evelyn Quaid. At Dartmouth she earned her A.B.
Howard A. Scott , Ph.D., died November 25, 2024, at Stanford University Hospital a few weeks shy of his 70th birthday from complications arising from heart surgery.
John B. Stimson , M.D., died July 23 at the University of Washington Medical Center after a year-long battle with cancer. John was born in Boston and spent most of his life in the Pacific Northwest.