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July-August 2024
What started as casual conversation about unionization of Dartmouth basketball turned into an in-depth story of ’63 standout Sam Barton, today a leader in the field of wealth metrics.
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May-June 2024
Andy and Diane Allen, Seabrook Island, South Carolina, volunteer, travel, and connect with their grandchildren. They visited Australia, Malaysia, and Saint Lucia.
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March - April 2024
Retired banker John Black lives in Westport, Connecticut. Spouse Margie works as a personal shopper for Bergdorf Goodman, New York. John has two children in Massachusetts and enjoys blues, reggae, and rock and roll.
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January-February 2024
Classmates, spouses, and partners Sam and Deamie Cabot, Bill and Pat Russell, Lenore Bowne, Bill Wellstead and Judy Derasse, Ken Kvistad, Dick Swett, Jeff and Taffy
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November-December 2023
I share more memories from 60th.
Norman Buchsbaum, John Currier, David Halsted, Bill Hindle, and Mel Meyers were approved for the executive committee.
Norman Buchsbaum, John Currier, David Halsted, Bill Hindle, and Mel Meyers were approved for the executive committee.
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September-October 2023
Toward the end of our 60th reunion banquet President Bielock dropped by Steve and Diana Lewinstein to thank them for committing the largest gift in the history of Dartmouth athletics—enabling investments in athletes’ health, wellness
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July-August 2023
Excellent Zoom lectures on mental health with aging by Geisel Medical School profs attracted classmates in March and April, including program liaisonJeff Nothnagle, Harris Aaronson, Ed Wirth, Rick Wycoff, Stu Richards, Bob Silverman, Art Will
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May-June 2023
If you haven’t registered for our spectacular 60th reunion in Hanover June 12-15, you can now by going to dartgo.org/reunions or our class website at 1963.dartmouth.org.
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January-February 2023
What more could Barry Sharpless accomplish after winning a Nobel in chemistry in 2001? Why win it again in 2022 and join five two-time Nobel winners, including Marie Curie and Linus Pauling.
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November-December 2022
In summer 1978, 36-year-old Muhammad Ali was recruited by Ford Motorcraft, the auto parts maker, to film a commercial in Alaska. Ali was fresh from a disappointing loss to Leon Spinks; Ford was trying to jumpstart a struggling division.