Class Note 1959. Our Class Notes are mostly abbreviated obituaries of classmates who had successful professional and impressive community service careers. Unfortunately, I don’t have space to document their many meaningful contributions to their comm
Class Note 1958. Your editor tripped and fell into our modern medical chasm with a broken hip! Nothing stays the ancient and venerable class of 1958 that is pleased once again to have achieved its primary goal for the Dartmouth College Fund (DCF). Th
Class Note 1957. Tom Macy started with Price Waterhouse after Tuck and worked there for 40 years in N.Y.C. and Beijing auditing banks worldwide. Today he has a new career. Tom founded a nonprofit daycare in 2020, the Little Blessings Child Care Cente
Class Note 1956. I have exchanged emails with Bruce Danziger ’83, a parent of a ’22 andson of classmate Bob Danziger.Bruce is finishing his term as Alumni Council president. Ideally, my next column will contain news of his dad.Having received no copy
Class Note 1955. It is the end of June, and we are moving forward to celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of our country. Activities are ramping up here in the greater Philadelphia area with the World Cup matches and the All-Star game. Ben
Class Note 1954. First, a very loud 1954 drumbeat of gratitude to our outgoing class secretary WayneWeil for his 13 years of diligent reporting and service, shepherding us and our widows so very well. Nearly a year ago, Sheilaand Wayne moved into ass
Class Note 1953. In 1949 the class of 1953 began its freshman year at Dartmouth College. Here are some of the other important events of that year.The North Atlantic Treaty was signed in Washington, D.C., creating the NATO defense alliance. Rodgers an
Class Note 1952. The month of September 1948 will always be fondly remembered as our official introduction to the Dartmouth experience and now, just one year away, it will be our official goodbye at our 75th reunion, starting in late September, proba
Class Note 1951. Longtime class secretary Kenneth “Pete” M. Henderson Jr. died May 30 in his hometown of Evanston, Illinois. His son John shared the following details about Pete’s life.Pete and his wife, Jean, merged their families in 1972 following
Class Note 1950. Jacques Harlow’s widow, “Rusty,” wrote, “I just played a dozen variations of ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,’ some of them variations that Glenn Gould had worked on” on her newly acquired baby grand piano. She reports having fun with “