Following the enthusiastic response of class news generated by the Tom Adams family’s superlative newsletter describing our 65th reunion, our mailbox is less full for this issue.


I was delighted to hear from Bob Skutch, who roomed with Howard Samuel (now deceased.) Howard was editor of The Dartmouthwhen I was managing editor. Bob is co-founder 1975 of the Foundation for Inner Peace, which publishes and disseminates spiritual matter, the philosophy titled “A Course in Miracles.” He has published six books: fiction, nonfiction and children’s books, including Who’s in a Family for the 4- to 6-year-old range.


Please correct your mini-reunion calendar to the October 27 weekend for the celebration of our own Ivy League home game weekend with Harvard. Ginny and Marty Marino, our gracious hosts for the 65th reunion pig roast BBQ, will open up their charming farmhouse in Orford, New Hampshire, on Thursday for a cocktail reception followed by a dinner at Pierce’s Inn. Friday our class will lead the procession down Main Street to the bonfire. Saturday, the game. On both Friday and Saturday evenings we will have dinner at the Hanover Inn. Lodging can be arranged at the Hanover Inn or 6 South Street Hotel.


It is with regret that I note the deaths of Richard Arthur Allen, Richard Herman Griebel and Berthold Eric Schwarz, M.D. I remember Bert Schwarz describing his fascinating extrasensory experiments showing levitation and distributing reprints of his studies at a reunion.


Condolences to all families.


—John L.E. Wolff, M.D., 1160 Fifth Ave., #105, New York City, NY 10029; (212) 772-1700; (212) 772-9933 (fax); jlewolffmd@aol.com