Class of

’89

September-October 2026

Class Note 1989. I’m writing this one right up to the deadline (late June), and people seem busy getting their summer on in every convo I have had with classmates. These are good reports. Please, let’s talk anytime! Everyone is fascinating, truly.On

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Class of

’88

September-October 2026

Class Note 1988. “No matter how smart you are, you don’t know everything,” Rachel Dratch, the first ’88 to serve as Commencement speaker, told the class of 2026. “And you’re going to find a lot of people as you move forward who didn’t even go to coll

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Class of

’87

September-October 2026

Class Note 1987. I have just returned from our very memorable 40th class reunion in Hanover. What a wonderful weekend full of laughter, friendship, and fun. The highlights for me included a very wet 5-mile hike around the slope of Mount Moosilauke (s

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Class of

’86

September-October 2026

Class Note 1986. I am writing this having just returned from a fun-filled, action-packed 40th reunion of the great class of ’86. We broke 40th reunion attendance records with more than 500 total attendees and more than 350 ’86 classmates! A huge cong

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Class of

’85

September-October 2026

Class Note 1985. “Statistically speaking, we have lived two-thirds of our life.” This frank statement from classmate Nancy Vogele, Dartmouth’s chaplain, caught me a bit off guard at our 40th reunion in June. The panel “What’s Next?”—featuring Nancy,

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Class of

’84

September-October 2026

Class Note 1984. “Aloha” and “A hui hou”: Greetings to the class from Maité Bonis, who calls the island of Oahu, Hawaii, home. Maité fulfilled a bucket list wish by celebrating her May birthday in Tahiti. So now we know where classmates who live in p

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Class of

’83

September-October 2026

Class Note 1983. Six intrepid classmates and a spouse visited me in space recently. Our spacecraft, The Nomad, was just shy of the “Earth pull zone,” where spacecrafts are captured by Earth’s gravity. This make-believe trip was actually a performance

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Class of

’82

July-August 2026

Class Note 1982. The third annual Park City, Utah, mini-reunion took place March 6-8 and was another rousing success. Thirty-eight people attended, including ’82s, family, and guests. In addition to skiing with guides Eric Einhorn at Park City and Mi

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Class of

’81

September-October 2026

Class Note 1981. Highlighting classmates who have followed “less traveled” paths, this month we focus on judges.Janice Ellis was a Dartmouth hockey goalie and “most valuable player” three years in a row. She says hockey taught her to play by the rule

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Class of

’80

September-October 2026

Class Note 1980. When we were young, Dartmouth was in the spotlight as the home of BASIC computer language, Kiewit, and the John Kemeny of it all. Everyday digital communication was roughly a decade in the future. I am sure all of us have some kind o

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