Faces in Our Crowd

Reunions are all about "You".

Can you find yourself in one of these 1953 Party Pictures from "a while" ago?
And, if you have some pictures you want to include in this "60th Reunion Collage" send them up---lots of room!


 

Articles & Archives

Excerpts from "Herbert Solow:Discusses His Desilu & MGM Legacy" -- Originally Posted 7/2010

Still More Reunion Pictures by Dave and Bonnie Siegal -- Originally Posted 9/2009

Bill Hazelton Shares His Lifetime Friendship with Kent Robinson and Chris Chrisman, Phi Psi Family -- Originally Posted 9/2009

Fr. Eddie Boyle honored by the Boston Labor Guild -- Originally Posted 9/2009

The Celebration of Bob Callender’s  Beautiful, Beautiful Life -- Originally Posted 9/2009

Howard Clery, a Giant of the Class of 1953, Returns Home and May He Rest in Peace -- Originally Posted 9/2009

The Upbeat Story of Classmate Dr. Jim Boen, Dartmouth '53 -- Originally Posted 9/2009

From the California Literary Review - A Place for Three Seasons: Crested Butte -- Originally Posted 1/2008

2007, A Very Special Homecoming -- Originally Posted 12/2007

From the California Literary Review - Notes From Italy: Looking Back at Mussolini -- Originally Posted: 8/2007

Remembering Dudley Millikin by Dave Halloran -- Originally Posted: 8/2007

Remembering Bill Beutel --Originially Posted: 3/2006

Bob Malin's Eulogy for John Corcoran --Originially Posted: 11/2005

The Barbary Coast Orchestra Goes to Bermuda

Convocation Address -- September 1949

"The Joy of Giving" -- Charlie Zimmerman '23

The Class of 1953 in 1949

Click Here to hear Fred Whittemore's Recording of Our Graduation Day; Comments by President Eisenhower and then the Immortal voice of Charlie Fleet Singing "Little Jimmy Brown," also known as "The Three Bells."

 

A Slideshow Tour of the Campus and Dartmouth Life (Warm the Cockles of Your Heart!)

NOTE: This video is best viewed with a high-speed connection such as a cable modem or DSL, and that's the version that comes up first. However, on the page is a link to "Viewing Instructions," which will let you change to a slower version. When the video page comes up (it's from the Dartmouth Admissions page), it will start downloading an approximately 8.8 MB file. The video page gives you an opportunity to download a version of QuickTime for either Windows or Macintosh. When you see the black video window, click the right-pointing arrow at the bottom to start the video. If you have trouble, don't call me; see if there is a Help page available on the Dartmouth website. It's worth it...good luck!

 

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