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2/13/2004

A year ago, I posted a page documenting maladies that we expect at this time of winter, entitled Health Matters. Today, we revisit the topic of community health. I was surprised to learn from Health Services Director Lorraine Roberts that "this is the healthiest winter we can remember" (she was knocking on a wood door frame, suggesting that superstition ranks up there with flu vaccines.) After the epidemic we were led to expect, it turns out that no one tested positive for influenza this year. The sneeze guard over the salad bar is superfluous (a word that really means overflowing, or running over with fluid).

Despite the fact that the nurses in the so-called "Health Center" are sniffling, other signs of community health are evident, like--for instance--Adam, here, who contributed mightly to JV basketball's big win over Brewster yesterday.

I bet Drew (left) felt pretty good tickling the twine for the go-ahead goal against Groton School yesterday, but not much better than I did at that moment.

The so-called Health Center, which looks like a place of prayer.
The only sick person I saw in the Health Center was our much-loved Administrative Assistant, Lisa Scarry.
John, our student School Leader, administers a successful tonsilloscopy on the Direstor of Health Services, Lorraine Roberts.
Wildlife Management guru Dave Pilla holds a jar of brainworms extracted (by students) from deer brains. The worms do not effect deer, but can be devastating to our growing population of moose.
Hanging from the rim, Anthony's feeling just fine.
Johnny D's leaving the opposition in a blur.
Completing a Wildlife Science quiz, Charlie and Mike identify jaw bones of various local fauna.
Moments after accusing Brian Kellogg of being color blind, Chloe stabs a pink button on the physic lab's new Smartboard.
In the same physics class, Jake may be struggling with attention issues....