No one may here you say “Gotcha.” A kill will not count if it is: During PracticeDuring a Sit Down MealIn the Classroom during class timeIn the BathroomIn the Target’s roomIn the Health Center All else is fair game, and send an email to wkaelin@deerfield.edu or ngedeonachi@deerfield.edu for the kill to count. Thanks Everyone and [...]

I was married in September to my husband, Rick Chamberlain, in Brooklin, Maine, where we live. We were thrilled that Deerfield friends Sara (di Bonaventura) Ofosu-Amaah, Jessica Wood, Emily Geiger, and Lindsey Whitton Christ all made the trek to celebrate with us, and Rick’s father, Val Chamberlain, represented the Class of 1966! Rick is a [...]

The application is due on the 2nd floor of Main School Building in the College Advising Office at 4:00 PM on Monday, January 28th. Round Sqaure 2013 ApplicationThanks!Round Square Steering Committee 

Everyone interested in the least seen sport on campus should come to the Girls’ Crew Meeting Sunday after sit down!

Always fun to travel for the Academy, especially when I get to visit classmates! After a fun DA reception at White Oak Kitchen in Atlanta (owned by Alan LeBlanc ’80) a random group (including Clay Holloway ’66, John Knight ’83, Chris Murphy ’85, David Van Riper ’85, Andrew Hough ’89) marched down the street to [...]

Inside Lacrosse reports: “In order for Cornell attackman Rob Pannell ’08 to return to the Big Red this spring, the Ivy League required him to withdraw from school and forego fallball last spring. Missing the first semester and lacrosse, Pannell decided to use the time afforded him to travel to Uganda as a part of [...]

Sandy and I along with the boys (Hunter-12 and Max-7) caught a Central Connecticut State basketball game today, thanks to Paul Schlickmann, the University’s AD. While Paul had official duties to tend to, we did get a chance to chat for a few minutes at halftime and at the end of the game. Paul has [...]

I took PEODU to lunch recently. That’s President Elect of Denison University, Dr. Adam Weinberg. I couldn’t bear the thought of him no longer being 30 miles away, although we’ve only seen each other four times in the six years he’s been nearby… And if you asked the thoughtful and reflective former defense-man from Dallas, [...]

Eighty-two years ago I was born in Chicago. Having attained the age of eighteen in June 1949, I heard Henry Poor shout to me across the Deerfield campus “Don’t forget to register for the draft,” which I did, hoping it would be lost between Deerfield and Buffalo, my hometown. It was not.Five years later, after [...]

’52 Class Notes compiled by J. R. Allen:Armand Cincotta retired on December 20, 2012, so he now has more time to do things. His daughters bought him a Samsung Tablet and set everything up for him so that he can now have his own computer to fiddle with in his retirement. He plays tennis two [...]