Class Notes
Once again down to the wire, waiting to see if anyone will send me some news! But I must get this done before my power goes out. I’m awaiting the arrival of Hurricane Irene and hoping my basement doesn’t flood.
“Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding”—Proverbs 4:7.
By the time you read this we will be less than two months away from our 35th reunion!
As you read this column the class of 2015 has been admitted and I’m sure many of you are excited that your child will be attending Dartmouth! I can’t lie and say I miss the drama and nervousness of waiting for that envelope.
The Sunday, November 18, “The Boss” featured in the “Business” section of The New York Times was none other than Michelle Valensi Stacy. (I recommend googling the piece.)
As a founding member of the Dartmouth Distractions, I followed the success of the Dartmouth Aires on NBC’s The Sing-Off with great interest!
Hope everyone had a great holiday!
The 1976 directorate of The Dartmouth—Jennifer Clarke, Frank Long, president Scott Cameron and editor-in-chief Paul Gigot—are all involved in some way in public service.
Our 35th reunion will be history by the time you read this! I’m sure it will be our best ever! I will also be history, as my five-year reign as class secretary ends with this column.
One year to go until our 35th reunion. I hope someone out there is chomping at the bit to take over this column from me! It’s getting harder to write—nobody even sent news about a new ’15 being admitted from their family.
A 40-year best friendship is a wonder to behold, something Dr. Gary Schillhammer and architect Geordie Selkirk cultivate.
This just in from our reunion chairs Nancy Parssinen Vespoli, Dee Dee Granzow Simpson, Betsy Fauver Stueber and Brian Deevy: “35 years later, her spell on us remains!” Our 35th reunion is fast ap