2012, Bancroft won 12 consecutive Eastern Independent League titles and five straight NEPSAC Championships. In the midst of this run, the Bulldogs set the Massachusetts state record for consecutive wins by winning their 111th straight game on January 16, 2009 against Dana Hall School. The streak continued until October 5, 2011 when Bancroft fell to Buckingham Browne & Nichols after winning 168 consecutive matches. Headmasters & Headmistresses 1900–1915: Frank Robson 1915–1926: Miriam Titcomb 1926–1938: Hope Fisher 1938–1943: Bradford Kingman 1943–1959: Henry Tiffany 1944–1946: Edith Jones (interim) 1959–1960: Elizabeth Vandemoer (interim) 1960–1981: Wyatt Garfield 1981–1992: Marigolden Tritschler 1992–1998: Theodore G. Sharp 1998–1999: Wyatt Garfield & Edgar Gauthier (interim-heads) 1999–2014: Scott R. Reisinger 2014–2022: James P. "Trey" Cassidy 2022-present: Tim Saburn (interim) Notable alumni Notable alumni of Bancroft School include: Jamie Dinan, Class of 1977; investor and founder of York Capital Management Esther Forbes, Class of 1908; winner of the 1943 Pulitzer Prize for History for a biography of Paul Revere and the 1944 Newbery Medal for Johnny Tremain Mahlon Hoagland, biochemist, discoverer of amino-acid activating enzymes Myra Kraft (née Hiatt) (1942–2011), Bancroft Class of 1960; philanthropist with the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation, Robert K. and Myra H. Kraft Foundation, American Repertory Theatre, Brandeis University, United Way of Massachusetts Bay, Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, Kraft Stadium for American football in Jerusalem Denise Eisenberg Rich, Class of 1962; New York socialite Robert Waring Stoddard, Class of 1923; former editor of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette; one of the founders of the John Birch Society Jackson Stell, Class of 2009, also known as Big Wild; an electronic DJ, producer, composer, and engineer. References External links Bancroft School official website Private high schools in Massachusetts Educational institutions established in 1900 High schools in Worcester, Massachusetts Private middle schools in Massachusetts Private elementary schools in Massachusetts 1900 establishments in Massachusetts