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Nov-Dec 2019
The first order of business for this new secretary is to gratefully acknowledge the efforts and contributions of my predecessor, Dick Hoehn.
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Sept - Oct 2019
A memorable 60th reunion was held in Hanover June 10-13. It was attended by more than 150 classmates, spouses, widows, and guests.
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Jul - Aug 2019
This is the next-to-the-last Class Notes column written by your current scribe.
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May - Jun 2019
The most recent column stated that our class would be receiving a lifetime social justice award from the College for the class’s role in founding and continuing to support Dartmouth Partners in Community Service—our signature project.
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Mar - Apr 2019
Your current scribe’s first Class Notes column appeared in DAM in late 2014. Reviewing these columns, a broad range of activities, of both the class and individual classmates, has been chronicled, with at least one glaring omission.
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Jan - Feb 2019
A class mini-reunion, orchestrated by Cathy and Al Munro, was held in Hanover on the second weekend of October. Particulars will be recounted on the class website.
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Nov - Dec 2018
Many alumni opening this magazine turn first to the notes for their own class, and some read not only the notes for their class but also notes for other classes, in particular those of similar vintage.
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Sep - Oct 2018
Joanne Wise, chair of the 1959 Women’s Initiative, is again guest columnist and shares some women’s comments.
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Jul - Aug 2018
Classmates who follow events in Hanover may know that a member of the class of 2020 recently won the 11th annual Dartmouth Idol competition.
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May - Jun 2018
The College schedules and supports major class reunions in Hanover, with each class reuning once every five years. The next major reunion for ’59s—our 60th—will be June 10-13, 2019.
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Mar - Apr 2018
Some of us have kept a copy of the program for the Commencement exercises held in Hanover on June 14, 1959. Among other information, it lists the names of 591 classmates who that day received bachelor of arts degrees.
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Jan - Feb 2018
About 750 men matriculated in the autumn of 1955 and a few others may by some other path have attended the College and become identified as ’59s. Of those, there are about 530 classmates still living.