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September-October 2020
This installation of our Class Notes features a couple of classmates with whom we have not been in touch for quite some time.
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July-August 2020
It is late April and Eliza and I are hunkered down during this novel coronavirus pandemic. Life remains calm, but somber, as Galveston Island, Texas, seeks to keep the lid on the spread of infection.
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May-June 2020
Life in the slow lane is interesting during the winter months. The pace seems a bit more relaxed and one can perhaps appreciate the world in a more leisurely fashion.
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Jan-Feb 2020
Here comes 2020, the real 45th reunion year. Forty-five! Yikes! We have been kicking around a long time, and I was recently reminded that so have many Dartmouth-induced relationships among our classmates.
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Nov-Dec 2019
Your class secretary has slowly emerged from the whirlwind that was our reunion. There were so many familiar faces and stories to catch up on, I am sure that I missed writing about some of you.
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Sept - Oct 2019
Another reunion is in the can, attended by 123 of your fellow classmates on the Hanover Green. As it was, I arrived late and missed out connecting with quite a number of them.
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Jul - Aug 2019
So I got my dates a little messed up as I had thought I had already written my last Class Notes before reunion.
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May - Jun 2019
This month there is news from the four corners (the “girdled earth”) of our great country. First, Eliza and I have just completed the first weekend of Mardi Gras here in Galveston, Texas, with Peter Castle and his wife, Deb.
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Mar - Apr 2019
These are my last notes before I see you all in Hanover. They are short. Please come to reunion June 13-16. Oh, and I did jinx them; but they had a great season.
Vox clamantis in Tejas.
Vox clamantis in Tejas.
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Jan - Feb 2019
You all will likely be reading this around the year-end holidays. If so, I wish you all a very happy new year and hope to see you at our 45th in Hanover June 13-16.
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Nov - Dec 2018
Summer is a fading memory, and the snow will begin to fly soon, unless, of course, you live on the Gulf Coast like Eliza and I do. Snow, however, remains a reality for Cliff Ross, with whom I recently had a nice catch-up chat.