Class Notes
As I write this the eastern United States is having a mild December with little or no snow in New England. Will there be skiing in New Hampshire when you read this in February? Time will tell.
If you should be lucky enough to visit the coast of Maine this summer, plan to stop by for a gander at Abbott Meader’s paintings and drawings on exhibit at Sotheby’s in Damariscotta.
One spring day in 1955 Doug Brew was running third in the Ivy League Heptagonal Men’s Cross Country behind Cornell’s David Eckel and another Cornell runner. Doug saw the Cornell runners ahead of him make a wrong turn.
Volunteering has become an important part of life for many of us. For the past 12 years Joel Mitchell has been a board member with nonprofit Volunteer New York, the only volunteer connector in the lower Hudson Valley.
Several months ago I reminisced about events 30 years ago as reported by secretary Dan Searby in the December 1984 Class Notes. One happy occasion was the marriage of John Plunkett and Diana Pollack.
From the sands and the shores of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, John Citron writes that he keeps busy in retirement.
As you read this the class of 2018 will be preparing to arrive in Hanover for the beginning of their Dartmouth experience. The year they graduate will be 61 years after the graduation of the great class of 1957.
Snowbird Frank Bruni migrates with the seasons between Georgia and the New York suburbs. His 18-year-old granddaughter Leslie didn’t want him to make the drive by himself. So she flew from L.A.