Class Note 1989. Greetings, classmates. Let’s give a rouse for classmates with exciting career moves. In September, award-winning novelist Katherine Sherbrooke released her new novel, This Much Is True (Sibylline Press), about a mother confronted wit
Class Note 1988. In honor of the 50th anniversary of coeducation, we’ll start with two fabulous female ’88s.While many of us fretted over points and penalties, Elizabeth Koldyke Boolbol worried through the 2026 World Cup about something very differen
Class Note 1987. I have received interesting news from classmates who are on the move, literally and figuratively. After 30 years of living in Maine, Tim Foster and his wife, Stephanie Macdonald Foster ’85, have “repotted the plant” and moved to Boze
Class Note 1986. It’s a strange feeling to be writing this column in the middle of summer, knowing it won’t be read until the beginning of winter. If you’re surrounded by snow and bitter cold when you read this, take a moment to think back to the dog
Class Note 1985. It is amazing that the class has three members currently on the Dartmouth board of trustees: Sue Finegan (a vice chair, no less), elected 2020; Joyce Sackey, elected 2021; and the newest trustee, Bill Tyree, elected 2026. Twenty-six
Class Note 1984. If you’ve visited campus this fall, you’ve certainly crossed paths with a ’30, perhaps even Casper de Clercq’s son Lucas!Among those helping usher in this new era of freshmen was Julie Levenson’s daughter, Cate Pittman ’27, part of t
Class Note 1983. Who remembers Ogden’s Cider Mill in nearby Hartland, Vermont? I do! Okay, it closed in 1980, but the 100-year-old throwback was a marvel of olde time engineering. I’m reliving my youth this fall with a new, hand-crank cider press. Wh
Class Note 1982. Late fall greetings to all! Peter Cogan wrote from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he retired with his “rock star Ph.D. chemist wife” and 15-year-old son, after having “made [his] fortune teaching high school English.” Peter shared an
Class Note 1981. A Dartmouth education is good preparation for many endeavors—including, it turns out, farming. Bish Mumford grew up on his family’s farm in southern Indiana and returned there after graduation “with no intention of staying, but a fam
Class Note 1980. Continue the fun of the Islamorada, Florida, mini-reunion by joining your classmates at Winter Carnival West 2.0 in Park City, Utah.Find info at the class website, 1980.dartmouth.org.—Jennifer W. DesCombes, 256 W 7th St., Claremont,