Class Notes
I first became aware of the Dartmouth experience in 1980—42 years after the graduation of the amazing class of 1938. The first memory I have is that of the traditions associated not just with this class but Dartmouth in and of itself.
The following are comments received from the class of ’38 recent scholarship awardees.
I am writing this basking in the “balmy” temperature of minus-13 in my small part of New England—quite different from what we are now enjoying.
As I write this column, it is Christmas Eve Day in New England—not what you might think it would be: cold snow coming down and the thought of making a snowman on Christmas Day.
I hope you are all well and, if you are not in the warm weather all year round, I hope you are enjoying some part of this winter somewhere where it is warm!
I had the delightful pleasure of speaking with Adrian Weiss and his dear wife, Natalie, last evening—both are enjoying their days in the Miami area.
June 27, the beginning of summer and, with it the heat has already moved into New England—it will be Indian summer soon!
It is finally spring in the western part of Massachusetts in New England. Let me clarify this—it is spring every now and then!