Class Note 1974. I asked Phil Stebbins for the impossible: a short update. Here’s a snapshot—details in the class newsletter.Approaching “real retirement in 2026,” Phil spent a week in March doing medical missions to an underserved Nicaraguan refugee
Class Note 1973. Off and running!Class of ’73 at 75: The class communal birthday celebration is May 12-15 in Asheville, North Carolina, with a welcome reception, class dinners, and optional outings and activities. If you have not yet signed up, do so
Class Note 1972. Dear ’72s, happy 250th birthday to the United States of America! Dartmouth College passed that notable milestone in 2019—the last college to be chartered by the king of England before the American Revolution. Dartmouth also was one o
Class Note 1971. Ready for a great time? Our 55th class reunion June 15-18 is coming soon. All activities will be accessible and—most importantly—optional; mix and match as you choose! Here’s the tentative schedule.Sunday, June 14 (day before reunion
Class Note 1970. March means St. Patrick’s Day, so we salute classmates who are Mc’s or Mac’s with an “Erin go Bragh.”Donald McArnis writes that 15 years after graduation, he successfully battled Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He was an attorney at the U.S. Dep
Class Note 1969. Spring 2026 housekeeping time! By the time you read this, spring will be near, although in Hanover it may still be mud season.First on your agenda: Make sure you are receiving hard copy by snail-mail The ’69 Times, which last year ex
Class Note 1968. The Dartmouth Class Officers Association Executive Board (COAEB) recently bestowed upon 1968 a 2025 Class Recognition Award, citing our extensive generosity to the College, especially via our arts legacy committee (ALC), as well as a
Class Note 1967. We asked classmates how they dealt with cooking dinner for only themselves.Pete Nistad said he has “never even shopped for the ingredients typically used in the kitchen.” Al Hine adds, “When in doubt, go with takeout!” John Isaacs lo
Class Note 1966. Class of ’66ers are still making a difference.It took three years, but Rick MacMillan has succeeded in getting a major sculpture—Thought Cage by Christopher Curtis—installed in Ashuelot Park in Keene, New Hampshire. “If this cornerst
Class Note 1965. Many classmates and their partners have enjoyed Linda Fowler’s tours of the remarkable Pine Park in Hanover. Here’s Steve Fowler’s history of how this came about.“Last February Linda and I celebrated our 64th Winter Carnival in Hanov