Alumni

Our celebrated class of 1955 has been immortalized with a new Tennis Pavilion dedicated to our classmate, Jay, and Mimi Morsman. Jay was Head Coach

Our classmate, Sandy Neave, passed away on Sept. 24, 2018. He practiced Trusts and Estates Law in NYC for 52 years! He leaves behind his

Terry Fuller, Michael Mayor, and Erik Esselystyn enjoyed a “delightful” three day mini-reunion in May. Erik was the event planner for the get-together in New

Kathy and Pete Clapp are fortunately able to say that “We’re above most of that at 2600 feet” regarding the Vog that the Kilauea Volcano

It was good to hear from Michael Godfrey again. He and Ilse have chosen to live in London. He continues to stay active in Statistics

In the May 27, 2017 issue of the Deerfield Scroll, there was an interesting article about surveys conducted by several New England boarding schools that

Last spring, Rod Laver, the only player to have ever won the Grand Slam tennis classic two times, was hosting his annual tennis event at

A Salute to Tim Day With the “can-do” spirit of a U.S. Marine officer, Tim Day ’55, created many jobs and sustained scores of families

Bruce McEwan passed away peacefully on Nov. 23rd, 2017, surrounded by family members and M.L., his engaging and devoted wife of 44 years. As reported

Excerpted from the Dartmouth email to the class of 1959, Tom L’Esperance reports of his classmate: “The October California Wildfires were devastating. Whit Evans relates

Kit Main and Sara are still hanging tough in Cleveland despite the loss to the Yankees and having “survived the (2016) convention.” Kit confesses “Many