Class Note 1976. Hello, classmates. This is our last Class Notes before our 50th and my last writing of those notes before turning the duties over to Spencer Kubo for the next five years. It’s been a treat reporting on your doings, comings, and going
Class Note 1975. A shorter note this time around, but nonetheless newsworthy. I hear from David Kepes in San Antonio, Texas, news of his good friend, Frank Gallo.David writes, “I am pleased to announce that my friend, roommate, compadre, and daughter
Class Note 1974. Peter Holden was inspired to share: “So here I am 51 years later, and I still have nothing to say about myself. I do have two great stories to tell about our esteemed classmates Mike Draznik and Steve Furber. They are way too humble
Class Note 1973. Odd winter ends.This year’s winner of best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show was a Doberman pinscher named Penny owned by Fran Sparagna. As recounted in The New York Times, Penny “had an impossibly sleek coat, irresisti
Class Note 1972. Dear ’72s, we offer congrats to our esteemed president, Joe Davis, for his marriage to Tracey, a retired banker. They met the old-fashioned way: online. Joe and Tracey honeymooned in Cabo. I assume Joe observed riptide warnings. Back
Class Note 1971. Our fun-filled 55th reunion on June 15-18 is right around the corner, so be sure to check out “Class News” and reunionatdartmouth71.org for information on events and activities, meals, registration (closes May 17), dorm rooms, and mu
Class Note 1969. We continue to seek classmates who have been out of touch. Does your fraternity or Dartmouth circle have a Zoom or an email group? The brothers of Alpha Chi Alpha are meeting online and emailing, and stalwarts are staying in closer t
Class Note 1968. A recent column mentioned Dan Butterworth’s creative plans for this year but didn’t reveal the full content of his communication because the fascinating story he told of undergraduate daring (foolhardiness?) was too long to fit here.
Class Note 1967. We asked, “Of all your memories, which ones still make you smile?” Tad Campion recalls that “with irreverent wisecracks in a Barnstable/Cape [Massachusetts] accent, the late Steve “Jonesy” Jones really spread around the laughs.” Warr