1967

The '67 executive committee met in May in N.Y.C. Because more than 80 percent of class dues are now going to support Alumni Magazine subscriptions for the entire great class of 1967, classmates who have not participated in class activities, paid dues or contributed to College activities will be advised they may be dropped from the list of those receiving the Alumni Magazine unless they specifically request continuation. Because class dues support so many activities that benefit the entire class, all'67s are encouraged to pay class dues. David Lowenstein reported class participation in College Alumni Fund is going well. Michael Tucker reported on Dartmouth Partners in Community Service.

The class of '67 will raise support of DPCS to $1,000 for fiscal year ending June 30,2003, increase to $2,000 in 2003-04, and support up to $5,000 in 2004-05. The 40th reunion will be planned for the week of June 11-14, 2007, with Bruce Pacht as reunion chair. The class will organize and support a 60th birthday party as a major-mini-reunion in the Hanover area in mid-October 2005; Bruce Pacht will lead.

Mini-reunion events in Washington, the New York area and the West Coast area were proposed: Andy Danver and Bob Span will target late fall 2003 for California/West Coast; Bob Burka targets spring 2004 for Washington, D.C.; Sam Ostrow, Jim Peck and Rob Kugler will plan for fall 2003 for New York City; John Manaras announced 21st annual Boston class of '67 dinner will be January 24, 2004. Rich Paolino has also organized a '67 golf outing at the famous Rhode Island Country Club on September 27, 2003. Look for more details about class events on the Web page and in the newsletter.

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