Jul - Aug 2013
During our undergraduate years friendships are developed that gradually fade away as time goes by but, fortunately, many remain strong—even after some 60-plus years.
Class Notes
During our undergraduate years friendships are developed that gradually fade away as time goes by but, fortunately, many remain strong—even after some 60-plus years.
Putting together these notes is a bit challenging since I write in mid-April for a publication date after our 60th reunion, where it now appears that at least one-third of our living class members will have been on hand to exchange in person news
A brief trip down Memory Lane: The recent New York Times obituary of Italian film producer Dino Di Laurentis mentioned his early film Bitter Rice, which brought to mind the frenzy that overwhelmed the Dartmouth campus when it arrive
At this stage of the game you might think all of our accomplishments are in the book and the book is closed. Not so fast.
Bob Ringstad and Bart Lombardi’s annual early fall luncheon for New York City area classmates came off in fine fashion in September, attended by George Davis, Fred Forni, Cyril Gsell, Bill Guggisberg, Geo
Planning for our 60th and final June reunion, now just 18 months away, has taken a significant leap forward with the agreement of Alden Fiertz to serveas chairman of the event.