Class Notes
During the summer of 1965 most of us left the Hanover Plain for the “real world,” whatever that was.
On Sunday, June 13, 1965, most of us concluded our Dartmouth careers. It was a time of great joy, more than a little sadness and a good measure of uncertainty.
Fifty years ago, as we entered our final four months as undergraduates, two groups of events that had been brewing for some time reached critical points. Involvement by some of our classmates had begun earlier.
It’s now time to start planning in earnest to attend our 50th reunion. Steve Fowler and Mike Bettmann have a wonderful long weekend planned.
Politics dominated the scene, as our last fall quarter wound down. The biggest event in many of our lives was the opportunity to vote in the presidential election for the first time.
Fifty years ago we returned to Hanover to begin our senior year as the Bond classic Goldfinger premiered in London, Fiddler on the Roof opened on Broadway and the Warren Commission released its report concluding that Lee Harvey Oswa
During the summer of 1964 as we prepared to return for our senior year, our world turned upside down—although we did not yet know it.