#ViewFromTheCroft winner Jax Dudek ’30 captures sunlight and shadows punctuated by a cloudless blue sky behind the iconic statue memorializing founding board chair Robert P. Holding Jr.

Alumni siblings — champions at Ravenscroft who have gone on to play in college and beyond — explore the competition, experiences and growth that came from playing the same sport.

The program, which started with 12 students learning piano in the bell tower of the Tucker Street school, is today a pillar of instruction in the department, serving nearly 200 students each year.

Dozens of notable speakers — politicians, academics, artists, philanthropists — have delivered their reflections, reminders and advice to graduating seniors. Here, we highlight some whose names are likely familiar to Ravens even today.

The space — a gift from Mike and Helen Norona — supports holistic efforts to help Ravens prioritize wellness amid their busy lives.

As they prepared to celebrate their 50th reunion, the first students to attend Ravenscroft for all four years of high school reflected on their experiences — and the lasting connection they share with the school.

As the invitational hit a major milestone, former coaches and players converged on campus to share in the excitement and enjoy a social with state-championship coaches Bill Holleman and Ed Yohman.

Faculty and staff wrapped up the year on Monday, June 3, at Pugh Pond, with some surprise guests joining the fun: Kelly’s colleagues from across her 25 years of service to Ravenscroft.