The HEALTH Club will be grilling veggie burgers and veggie sausages outside Rosho at 5:30pm Saturday night. There will also be ice-your-own-cupcakes! Jack Vallar has volunteered to help grill so it’s a guaranteed good time–as always, you don’t need to be vegetarian or in the Club to attend. It’s probably our last get-together of the [...]

Tim Day ’55 has been awarded The John A. Lejeune Recognition for Exemplary Leadership by The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation. Each year, the Marine Corps presents a series of awards to both Marines and civilian community members, recognizing their exemplary work in advancing and preserving Marine Corps history. The honoree this year is the Chairman [...]

I lost my black jansport backpack. The backpack has only one slot for books, and another smaller slot for pencils. I believe that somebody may have accidentally picked it up while leaving the Dining Hall after eating lunch on Wednesday during third period free. It contains my personal computer, and my Latin and English binders. If [...]

Thanks to a fund established in 2000 by Sheldon (Class of ’45) and Marilyn MacLeod, fourteen Deerfield community members were treated last Saturday to an outstanding performance of Verdi’s La Traviata at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Surprisingly, the lead soprano, Natalie Dessay, was able to perform only the first act—due to a cold—so [...]

Deerfield Academy seeks a Security Officer to work on a full-time basis as part of a team ensuring campus security.  Duties include, but are not limited to, securing buildings, monitoring campus activities and traffic control.  The primary shifts are 5 days per week, 4:00pm-12:00am and/or 12:00am-8:00am.  The position requires weekend work and possible varied shifts. [...]

1. Ravenclaw 1231 2. Hufflepuff 1195 3. Gryffindor 1116 4. Slytherin 1027.5 Teachers and students keep sending your points in to Eliza Mott at emott@Deerfield.edu. -The Sorting Hat

Recent alumnus Jem Wilner ’11, in his year off before starting Tufts University this fall, presents a new play, Stories of a Lifetime, in collaboration with New England Youth Theatre and Hilltop House. Stories of a Lifetime is a compilation of monologues and dialogues based on interviews that Jem conducted with residents of retirement communities, [...]

Jack thrives in the outdoors and culturally as well in the college setting of Williamstown, MA. Our conversation ranged from Coronado to La Jolla, an aircraft carrier museum, USS Midway in San Diego, to Vero Beach where grandfather “Osk” and Maureen vacation every year. Then to “fairly” regular winning flights at Williams College alumni golf [...]

Terry and Wanda continue to be happily involved with acting and theater activities for the Performing and Visual Arts Center in the Newburyport, MA community. He’s been a board member for 12 years. He enjoys interacting with the artists and performers in the community. We remain indebted to Terry for his prodigious efforts putting together [...]

Dick relates that all’s well nowadays. He has joined the battalion of ‘55ers achieving our 75th B-Day this Spring. He and Linda had a super trip to New Zealand recently and relates that all of us should put that destination on our “bucket list.” Rev. Richard has had a lot of fun visiting with his [...]