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September-October 2022
Remember Pollard’s smut class? Of course you do. Part of it was our age and immaturity, but mostly it was a unique experience we shared together our freshman year.
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July-August 2022
Steve Katz submitted a 1951 photo of his grandfather with President Truman celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Katz Drug Co. and suggested we discuss our classmates’ roots.
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May-June 2022
A previous column featured class treasures, those persons, places, and things treasured in our aging memories: persons such as our teachers, coaches, and classmates; places such as the Appalachian Trail; and things such as the bells of Baker Library.
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March-April 2022
Jay Greene’s triumphant return to his St. Helena, California, lecture series after an 18-month hiatus was attended by Judy and Bob Creasy.
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January-February 2022
Classmates responded enthusiastically to the recent column that featured Dick Reilly calling the bluff of a charging grizzly bear in Wyoming.
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November-December 2021
A previous column mentioned Garvey Clarke. Mike Lasser immediatelyresponded: “Garvey’s laugh,” he said, “rich, genuine and frequent, is one of our class treasures.” Voila! A new column was born.
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September-October 2021
It will be nearly September when you read this, but I’m writing in May with Tom Macy’s newsletter in hand, reporting the loss of 12 classmates during the past six months.
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July-August 2021
Remember the magic of “’57 Out!” The beginning of the civil rights era, the referendum to eliminate discrimination from national fraternities, and that special moment in our class history when Delta Upsilons Tom Macy, Shelly Kjellenberg, Tom
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May-June 2021
Choosing subjects for Class Notes can be fun. Bob Marchant’s idea was first jobs, building on the strength of a Dartmouth education.
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March-April 2021
DAM’s November/December 2020 interview with Frank B. Wilderson III ’78, “On Afropessimism,” was back-page dynamite.
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January-February 2021
Let’s get to the news: raging wildfires, Covid-19, old age, dementia. Good grief! No wonder my in-box is leaking depression. I’m going to take a page from Johnny Mercer’s songbook while I write this.