As I scribble these notes to meet the DAM’s late February deadline, not a single one of us is actually registered for the June 11-14 60th reunion. That process begins March 1, says registration maven Dan O’Hara, who reports still-rising intended attendance. Now, 84 classmates say they plan to come and 59 say they will probably attend. That portends a super turnout when you add all the spouses, family and friends who will also come. But remember: It is still necessary to register. How? Just notify Dan at danoh.lyme@gmail.com or (603) 795-2633. He adds: “The College handles the assignment of dorm rooms on a first-come, first-served basis, so register early.” For further details, contact reunion cochairs Gersh Abraham or Frank Gould.

Our Florida crowd once again held two wintertime mini-reunions during February—both featuring spirited appearances by Dartmouth football coach Buddy Teevins ’79. The east coasters met on February 18, the west coasters the next day at Bonita Springs, after which John Trimble filed a report that will run in the March Sound & Fury newsletter. Both minis were attended by classmate Sandy Bromwell, who sent photos also destined for the S&F. There’s not space here to list the attendees, who totaled around 50.

Since the last S&F we’ve lost five classmates. William Caley of Stephenson, Michigan, died on November, 22, 2017; Charles Henderson of Castle Rock, Colorado, died on November 27, 2017; Kynaston McShine, longtime curator of New York’s Museum of Modern Art, died on January 8; Doug Pease of Carmel, California, died on January 16; and John Goodnow of Peterborough, New Hampshire, and San Juan, Puerto Rico, died on February 7.

—Steve Quickel, 411 North Middletown Road, Apt. F-310, Media, PA, 19063; steve58@quickel.net