What a great reunion experience with so many of our class of 1952 back and in good shape. It amazed me how we bonded so easily and quickly after 60 years. The meals, programs and presentations were outstanding, and made us all so proud of the Deerfield tradition that continues so many years after Frank [...]

Thanks to a Facebook group organized by Steve Smith, I have reconnected with many 1967 classmates and had a Chicago gathering with Barton third-floor corridor-mates I can report that all look great (see picture). I immediately knew why we were friends decades ago. Richard (Tom) Thomson Class of 1967

2011 was a great year for the Walker family! Our four kids are doing well as are their offspring.  I spend my time as Chairman of our company (Walker Forge Inc.) and helping the Republican Party. Mary serves on the board of Racine Art Museum and Westover School.  We took a trip to Kenya and [...]

Please save the date for our 20 year reunion–June 14-16, 2013!!! We hope to see you in the valley to celebrate the class of ’93! Charlotte York Matthews, Class of 1993

No real news–Still living in downtown Chicago 23 years after moving from the east. With three great kids (ages 22, 19 &14) and a fabulous wife of 25 years who puts up with me, I have nothing to complain about. Stephen Quazzo Class of 1978

I am now a Senior Program Manager for Snapfish by HP and we operate the Walgreens Photo site. On a recent business trip to Walgreens I connected with Bob Friedman who lives minutes away from their headquarters in Chicago. Was just like old times (except we’re both over 50 now!) and great to re-connect. Ralph [...]

Peter Jurgeleit ’87 writes: “I realize that this news is a bit overdue, but the occasion is still worth celebrating. My wife, Carolyn Morehouse, and I are proud to announce the birth of our daughter, Charlotte Harper Jurgeleit, on September 18, 2010.”

Charles McGhee-Hassrick ’86 writes: “I am currently working as a freelance Exhibit Developer and Designer. One of my recent project just received its 17th award. The project was Science Storms, a 26,000 square foot, $38 million exhibit on the physics and chemistry of natural phenomena. Science Storms is a permanent exhibit at the Museum of [...]