Class Notes
Greetings, fellow ’70s. As I write this column two days after Christmas it’s 77 degrees here and I’ve just come from the golf course in shorts, of course. I’m beginning to think there might be something to this whole global warming thing.
Greetings, fellow ’70s. I attended President Hanlon’s evening with the Dartmouth Club of the Piedmont in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, hoping to catch up with Tom Tiemann, who recently sent me a personal update.
Greetings, fellow ’70s. To our Boston-area brethren, I trust that this past winter’s record snowfall has finally receded from your lawns (and your memories).
Greetings, fellow ’70s. Forty-five years ago, November of our senior year, the football team took an 8-0 record into Princeton’s Palmer Stadium in search of a perfect season. It was not to be, as the Tigers prevailed 35-7.
Greetings, fellow ’70s. As I begin writing this column I am reminded it was 50 years ago that most of us, as fresh-faced high school juniors, took the PSAT exam to determine if we were worthy of consideration for a National Merit Scholarship.
Greetings, fellow ’70s. Let’s go right to the news. The American Academy of Pediatrics recently recognized Dixon “Dix” Turner, M.D., with its Lifetime Achievement Award.
Greetings, fellow ’70s. It’s the dog days of summer and class news has slowed to a trickle.
Greetings, fellow ’70s. With summer on the doorstep it may seem unwise to dredge up memories of last winter but here it goes anyway.