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September-October 2025

Shel Gisser and Nan will be spending a week at Chautauqua, New York, in July and celebrating their 65th anniversary at an Ohio state park with kids and their spouses and two of three granddaughters.

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July-August 2025

In the spring of their senior year Barry MacLean and Jim Gallagher went to Beantown to see Ted Williams in his final season for the Red Sox.
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May-June 2025

Prescient words from Robert Frost: “Some say the world will end in fire,

Some say in ice.

From what I’ve tasted of desire

I hold with those who favor fire.

But if it had to perish twice,
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March-April 2025

Our November Homecoming finally had clear weather although brisk but no rain or snow. Unfortunately, Harvard prevailed, but the class meeting was a real hit.
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January-February 2025

Last fall Rory Mullett and Heather returned from a splendid couple of weeks in the Southwest: Colorado Springs, Creed, and Durango, Colorado, and New Mexico.
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November-December 2024

From co-head agents Ken Johansen, Phil Kron, and Jim Adler: “The class of ’60 again excelled in its support of the College through the Dartmouth Col
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September-October 2024

Paul Stone retired from dentistry in 2008 to become a full-time artist (paulstoneart.com). He and Amelia sold their house in Vermont and now reside in North Carolina.
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July-August 2024

From “Best Books of 2024”: “Bruce Ducker’s latest book Stemming the Flow is a sparkling collection of poems.
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May-June 2024

Craig Jameson has been busy down in Largo, Florida, finishing up a seemingly endless house remodeling project. He continues to enjoy playing golf with a group of friends several times a week.

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March - April 2024

Sandy Ingham has been going to the New Orleans Jazz Fest almost every year since 1986 and loves the city.
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January-February 2024

Homecoming with 28 classmates plus guests totaling 53 was a colossal success! We began Friday afternoon hearing John Ferries ’59 explain “Artificial Intelligence for Dummies” in the leather-muraled Paganucci Lounge of Commons.