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July-August 2020
Here are a few Covid-19 comments from April.
Steve Gell: “We’re hunkering down like most of our classmates. We don’t seem to be in a hot zone yet but that could come.”
Steve Gell: “We’re hunkering down like most of our classmates. We don’t seem to be in a hot zone yet but that could come.”
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May-June 2020
Formal registration (online only) is now underway for our 60th reunion, June 15-18. Go to alumni.dartmouth.edu, click on “engage,” click on “reunions,” then click on “Class of 1960.” Also, see the latest schedule there. Looks like a big turnout.
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March-April 2020
We could be looking at a College record for attendance at a 60th reunion. So far, 180 classmates and guests say they will come in June. Another 32 classmates “hope to.” See names online at 1960.Dartmouth.org. Formal registration opens in March.
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Jan-Feb 2020
Thanks to Rick Roesch and FaceTime, I was able to participate in our Homecoming class meeting and suggest that we try to use a video connection for future meetings, which would allow any or all of our classmates to enjoy from afar.
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Nov-Dec 2019
Kudos to Walt Freedman and Karen Harrison for endowing a scholarship for first-generation students transitioning to business careers.
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Sept - Oct 2019
Denny Goodman writes that “’60s are still out skiing at 81 or 82. Up here in New Hampshire we have Eric Sailer (every day of the year if he could), Jim Adler, Rick Roesch, Bob Hager.
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Jul - Aug 2019
It’s never too early to start planning so save these dates: 2019 Homecoming, October 11-12 (Yale weekend), and our 60th reunion, June 15-18, 2020.
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May - Jun 2019
Anthony Bottone has been living in Washington State for the past 40 years except for a few years in Saipan, where he married Joan.
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Mar - Apr 2019
Denny Goodman writes: “I think it’s fair to say we never had a better mini-reunion, from Friday afternoon until late Saturday night.
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Jan - Feb 2019
Dudley Smith writes: “Thanks to each classmate who celebrated his 80th birthday in Key West, Florida, paid class dues, gave to the Dartmouth College Fund, attended class luncheons, and came to Homecoming.
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Nov - Dec 2018
My old sailing buddy Bob Prouty is the second to last of his class at Dartmouth Medical School to retire. Bob fully enjoyed a pediatric practice, often seeing three generations of patients visit his office on the same day.