50TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT CALENDAR
Join
THE CELEBRATION
November 28
Fifth and Tenth Reunions & Alumni Basketball Games
December 11
Winter Concert
February 9
All School Assembly: Alumni Couples presentation
February 12
Alumni Gallery Reception: Jeffrey Frederick ’87, Victoria Brenner ’99, Erica Felicella ’96
February 13-15
Upper School Musical: Beauty and the Beast
March 12
Alumni Gallery Reception: Jeffrey Cooper ’69, Sara Crisp ’76, Emma LeBlanc ’05
April 24-25
Upper School Play: Lend Me a Tenor
May 1
Founders’ Day
May 2
Reunion Sing & 50th Anniversary Gala
May 3
Reunion Brunch
May 21
Group Reception for Alumni Artists & Spring Concert
June 13
Commencement
ANNIVERSARY
Gala
SATURDAY EVENING MAY 2, 2015
6:00 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER PROGRAM 6:30 HEART Y HORS D’OEUVRES & FESTIVITIES RSVP BY APRIL 17, 2015 QUESTIONS? PLEASE CONTACT MILESTONES@DERRYFIELD.ORG
50
TOWNS IN
A YEAR OF ALUMNI ARTWORK
Peabody ’68
YEARS
Derryfield was founded in 1964 as a day school, where students could get an education on par with the best boarding schools, yet still be home for dinner each night. Fifty years later, that still matters to families all across New Hampshire. This year, we welcome students from fifty towns across the state, shown by the pins in the map below. Our bus routes now serve the Seacoast (new this year), Salem, Concord, Milford, and Nashua areas, bringing our students to school each day, and still getting them back to their families in time for dinner.
Krikorian ’72
Bonus ’90
belonging
THE DERRYFIELD SCHOOL
FALL 2014
WELCOME HOME TO DERRYFIELD As part of Derryfield’s Fiftieth Anniversary celebration, we’re bringing alumni back on campus to celebrate their accomplishments and have them share their stories with current students. Our Lyceum Art Gallery is displaying works by alumni artists all year long, and special allschool assembly programs feature alumni speakers. The assemblies opened with a round table of early graduates, Ellie Cochran ’69, Joni Taube ’69, and Jeannie Devine ’76, talking about what life was like at Derryfield in the early days. Sarah Silverman ’89 made everyone laugh with her candid confession (see below), but also made us think, with her list of things she wished she’d known as a teenager. Most recently, Gary Hirshberg ’72 and David Snow ’72 both talked about their lives as business entrepreneurs, and how Derryfield helped set them on their way.
“I STILL WAKE UP EVERY MORNING AND I’M SO EXCITED THAT I DON’T HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL. BUT SINCE I HAD TO, I’M SO GLAD IT WAS DERRYFIELD.” –SARAH SILVERMAN ’89
Members of the Derryfield community gathered with David Snow ’72 and Gary Hirshberg ’72 at a networking breakfast.
Blanchette ’82
David Snow ’72 makes a point during a Networking Breakfast in October.
Chaplain ’71
Swartz ’08
See clips from these events and more on Derryfield’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/DerryfieldSchool. Visit Derryfield’s 50th Anniversary webpage at www.derryfield.org/50 for more on the School’s history.
Jeannie Devine ’76, Ellie Cochran ’69, and Joni Taube ’69, share their memories of Derryfield’s early days at the opening day assembly.
B e l o n g i n g : F a l l 2 0 14
B e l o n g i n g : F a l l 2 0 14
50TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT CALENDAR
Join
THE CELEBRATION
November 28
Fifth and Tenth Reunions & Alumni Basketball Games
December 11
Winter Concert
February 9
All School Assembly: Alumni Couples presentation
February 12
Alumni Gallery Reception: Jeffrey Frederick ’87, Victoria Brenner ’99, Erica Felicella ’96
February 13-15
Upper School Musical: Beauty and the Beast
March 12
Alumni Gallery Reception: Jeffrey Cooper ’69, Sara Crisp ’76, Emma LeBlanc ’05
April 24-25
Upper School Play: Lend Me a Tenor
May 1
Founders’ Day
May 2
Reunion Sing & 50th Anniversary Gala
May 3
Reunion Brunch
May 21
Group Reception for Alumni Artists & Spring Concert
June 13
Commencement
ANNIVERSARY
Gala
SATURDAY EVENING MAY 2, 2015
6:00 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER PROGRAM 6:30 HEART Y HORS D’OEUVRES & FESTIVITIES RSVP BY APRIL 17, 2015 QUESTIONS? PLEASE CONTACT MILESTONES@DERRYFIELD.ORG
50
TOWNS IN
A YEAR OF ALUMNI ARTWORK
Peabody ’68
YEARS
Derryfield was founded in 1964 as a day school, where students could get an education on par with the best boarding schools, yet still be home for dinner each night. Fifty years later, that still matters to families all across New Hampshire. This year, we welcome students from fifty towns across the state, shown by the pins in the map below. Our bus routes now serve the Seacoast (new this year), Salem, Concord, Milford, and Nashua areas, bringing our students to school each day, and still getting them back to their families in time for dinner.
Krikorian ’72
Bonus ’90
belonging
THE DERRYFIELD SCHOOL
FALL 2014
WELCOME HOME TO DERRYFIELD As part of Derryfield’s Fiftieth Anniversary celebration, we’re bringing alumni back on campus to celebrate their accomplishments and have them share their stories with current students. Our Lyceum Art Gallery is displaying works by alumni artists all year long, and special allschool assembly programs feature alumni speakers. The assemblies opened with a round table of early graduates, Ellie Cochran ’69, Joni Taube ’69, and Jeannie Devine ’76, talking about what life was like at Derryfield in the early days. Sarah Silverman ’89 made everyone laugh with her candid confession (see below), but also made us think, with her list of things she wished she’d known as a teenager. Most recently, Gary Hirshberg ’72 and David Snow ’72 both talked about their lives as business entrepreneurs, and how Derryfield helped set them on their way.
“I STILL WAKE UP EVERY MORNING AND I’M SO EXCITED THAT I DON’T HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL. BUT SINCE I HAD TO, I’M SO GLAD IT WAS DERRYFIELD.” –SARAH SILVERMAN ’89
Members of the Derryfield community gathered with David Snow ’72 and Gary Hirshberg ’72 at a networking breakfast.
Blanchette ’82
David Snow ’72 makes a point during a Networking Breakfast in October.
Chaplain ’71
Swartz ’08
Jeannie Devine ’76, Ellie Cochran ’69, and Joni Taube ’69, share their memories of Derryfield’s early days at the opening day assembly.
B e l o n g i n g : F a l l 2 0 14
B e l o n g i n g : F a l l 2 0 14
50TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT CALENDAR
Join
THE CELEBRATION
November 28
Fifth and Tenth Reunions & Alumni Basketball Games
December 11
Winter Concert
February 9
All School Assembly: Alumni Couples presentation
February 12
Alumni Gallery Reception: Jeffrey Frederick ’87, Victoria Brenner ’99, Erica Felicella ’96
February 13-15
Upper School Musical: Beauty and the Beast
March 12
Alumni Gallery Reception: Jeffrey Cooper ’69, Sara Crisp ’76, Emma LeBlanc ’05
April 24-25
Upper School Play: Lend Me a Tenor
May 1
Founders’ Day
May 2
Reunion Sing & 50th Anniversary Gala
May 3
Reunion Brunch
May 21
Group Reception for Alumni Artists & Spring Concert
June 13
Commencement
ANNIVERSARY
Gala
SATURDAY EVENING MAY 2, 2015
6:00 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER PROGRAM 6:30 HEART Y HORS D’OEUVRES & FESTIVITIES RSVP BY APRIL 17, 2015 QUESTIONS? PLEASE CONTACT MILESTONES@DERRYFIELD.ORG
50
TOWNS IN
A YEAR OF ALUMNI ARTWORK
Peabody ’68
Bonus ’90
See clips from these events and more on Derryfield’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/DerryfieldSchool. Visit Derryfield’s 50th Anniversary webpage at www.derryfield.org/50 for more on the School’s history.
Krikorian ’72
YEARS
Derryfield was founded in 1964 as a day school, where students could get an education on par with the best boarding schools, yet still be home for dinner each night. Fifty years later, that still matters to families all across New Hampshire. This year, we welcome students from fifty towns across the state, shown by the pins in the map below. Our bus routes now serve the Seacoast (new this year), Salem, Concord, Milford, and Nashua areas, bringing our students to school each day, and still getting them back to their families in time for dinner.
belonging
THE DERRYFIELD SCHOOL
FALL 2014
WELCOME HOME TO DERRYFIELD As part of Derryfield’s Fiftieth Anniversary celebration, we’re bringing alumni back on campus to celebrate their accomplishments and have them share their stories with current students. Our Lyceum Art Gallery is displaying works by alumni artists all year long, and special allschool assembly programs feature alumni speakers. The assemblies opened with a round table of early graduates, Ellie Cochran ’69, Joni Taube ’69, and Jeannie Devine ’76, talking about what life was like at Derryfield in the early days. Sarah Silverman ’89 made everyone laugh with her candid confession (see below), but also made us think, with her list of things she wished she’d known as a teenager. Most recently, Gary Hirshberg ’72 and David Snow ’72 both talked about their lives as business entrepreneurs, and how Derryfield helped set them on their way.
“I STILL WAKE UP EVERY MORNING AND I’M SO EXCITED THAT I DON’T HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL. BUT SINCE I HAD TO, I’M SO GLAD IT WAS DERRYFIELD.” –SARAH SILVERMAN ’89
Members of the Derryfield community gathered with David Snow ’72 and Gary Hirshberg ’72 at a networking breakfast.
Blanchette ’82
David Snow ’72 makes a point during a Networking Breakfast in October.
Chaplain ’71 B e l o n g i n g : F a l l 2 0 14
Swartz ’08
Jeannie Devine ’76, Ellie Cochran ’69, and Joni Taube ’69, share their memories of Derryfield’s early days at the opening day assembly. B e l o n g i n g : F a l l 2 0 14
See clips from these events and more on Derryfield’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/DerryfieldSchool. Visit Derryfield’s 50th Anniversary webpage at www.derryfield.org/50 for more on the School’s history.