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Mar - Apr 2017

These notes are being written at the end of 2016, but it will be mud season of 2017 in Hanover when they are published.
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Jan - Feb 2017

During the weekend of September 30-October 1 about 60 classmates and spouses participated in a Hanover-area mini-reunion organized by Kathy and Al Munro.More than half of the participants traveled from beyond the Hanover area, inc

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Nov - Dec 2016

Recognizing that spouses are integral to the fabric of our class, the Women’s Initiative Network (WIN) was established in 2002. Joanne Wise and Tina Long have spearheaded WIN since its inception.
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Sept - Oct 2016

In June 2002 Jim Bybee orchestrated a memorable event, attended by about 75 classmates and spouses, in the Jackson Hole, Wyoming, area. It was billed as a 65th birthday celebration.
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Jul - Aug 2016

In March 1955, selecting from just more than 3,000 applicants, Dartmouth offered admission to almost 1,500 young men. About half of them matriculated in September of that year, becoming the class of 1959.
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May - June 2016

At the annual class meeting held last October in connection with the Hanover-area mini-reunion, Doug Wise announced that Chris Cundey and Jim Wooster will co-chair our next major reunion, the 60th, t
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Mar - Apr 2016

If each of our classmates was asked whether the class motto is “Be Prepared,” “Vox Clamantis in Deserto,” “Stay Connected” or “Semper Fidelis,” the odds are good that a majority would correctly pick the third.

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Jan - Feb 2016

When we graduated in June 1959 about 10 percent of our classmates not only received bachelor’s degrees together with the rest of us, but also were enrolled in one of the 3/2 programs that were then offered by the three professional schools.
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Nov - Dec 2015

These notes recently opined that almost all ’59s are now retired from active engagement in the fields in which they made their livings.
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Jul - Aug 2015

For our 50th reunion Donna and John Ferries conducted a survey that showed that about 80 percent of us were then retired.

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May - June 2015

Travel has been an important activity for many of us. The baby steps were often road trips to places not more than a few hours from Hanover, but after graduation our horizons expanded and our travels multiplied dramatically.