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Nov - Dec 2017

Malcolm Jones writes: “This year’s West Coast mini-reunion was held in Carmel, California, and was another great get-together.
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Jul - Aug 2017

Willis Newton reports: “We had a wonderful 13th annual San Francisco dinner on March 13. A total of 19 classmates, near classmates and ladies joined us this year, with some notable newcomers!
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Sep - Oct 2017

Peter Maeck lived next door to me in Gile Hall freshman year. He just emailed me about his new book, Remembrance of Things Present: Making Peace with Dementia.
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May - Jun 2017

From John Ritchie: “We are saddened to report the death of our dear friend, Cameron Bopp, in an automobile accident on December 20, 2016.
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Mar - Apr 2017

Homecoming attracted a large contingent of our classmates and guests, including Peter and Marsha Pratt, Bob and Kate Mustard, John and Marsha Shanahan, Jim and Patrick Chasey
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Jan - Feb 2017

The College honored our great class with three alumni class awards during Class Officers Weekend (COW). Bernie Wysocki received the 2016 William H. Scherman ’34 Award as Class Newsletter Editor of the Year 26 Years Out and Older.

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Nov - Dec 2016

Our 45th reunion was blessed with beautiful weather and a vibrant esprit de corps. We had a record turnout of 235 classmates and guests, which was the largest total reunion attendance since 1985.
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Sept - Oct 2016

This will be my last column as class secretary—it’s been a blast, not much work and a wonderful experience reconnecting with so many classmates through the notes I’ve been mailed.
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May - June 2016

As I write this column in late February a number of our classmates have just enjoyed gathering in sunny Naples, Florida, for the third annual mini-reunion at the home of Yola and Jim Rager.
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Mar - Apr 2016

Bruce Ferguson writes, “I recently moved back home to Pittsburgh, continuing on several writing projects while lecturing at conferences and universities.

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Jan - Feb 2016

Burleigh “Bo” Smith writes from Fairway, Kansas, that Going Into the City, the memoir of rock critic Robert Christgau ’62, includes a chapter of reflections on Dartmouth’s lasting impact.