You will be interested to hear that classmate Scott Parrot is still trying chute leaps onto ground targets, but airport operators in Florida are onto him. Their insurance is void if octogenarians attempt such foolishness. They ask to see driver’s permit and birth certificate (he’s approaching 90). Parrot says he’s scheduled for a facelift and has arranged forged documents. Semper crazy, as per Harry Hampton.


Since we no longer have an editor to provide us with updates of classmates’ address changes, I’ll attempt to include them in the DAM Class Notes. James C. Eckels’ new address is 635 S. Park Center Ave., Apt. 1310, Green Valley, AZ 85614-6277. If you want to have your change of address noted in the Class Notes you may e-mail me at rosalie007@aol.com or rosalie.cutter.45a@alum.dartmouth.org.


The newly renovated Hanover Inn had limited rooms available for Commencement, along with dining facilities and the famous rocking chairs on the front porch.


The Black Family Visual Arts Center is taking shape and covers nearly two-thirds of the center of Hanover, something to look forward to when you visit during our mini-reunion on September 11.


Much conversation concerning the $1,000,000 raises to some members of the Dartmouth staff, many raised eyebrows locally.


We held our monthly luncheon in July on Tuesday the 10th at the Norwich Inn; all were welcome. Our August luncheon will be at the Cutter cottage in Lyme Center, New Hampshire, on August 14. RSVPs required: (802) 296-2905 or (603) 795-2571 or rosalie007@aol.com. This is a potluck-type of luncheon by the lake.


—Rosalie Cutter, 14 Sterling Springs Drive, White River Junction, VT 05001; rosalie.45a@alum. dartmouth.org