Darrow School - Shaker Post Yearbook (New Lebanon, NY)

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LQ, QKHEFPJ R f i TO 4' 4 Q' Q 7-S H O Zllirzi Shaker Number 1935 In 1936 our school, then known as The Lebanon School, in its fourth year of operation, was a truly small school, with thirty boys and seven faculty members. Shaker Sisters Emma and Sadie Neale lived in Ann Lee cottage, a number of other Shaker brothers and sisters lived in the North Family section of the village. The Editorial Staff of THE PEGBOARD that year put together this remarkable issue as a tribute to the Shakers, who had built this village over the preceding century and a half. To the best of our knowledge, there are very few copies of this magazine available and now, thirty years later, a second generation of the school, with a fac- ulty of twenty-four and a student body of 190, wants to keep alive the memory of the roots from which our school has grown. Our appreciation for the work of our predecessors is real, our thanks go to The Lebanon School boys and men of I936. December, 1966 John F. joline, 3rd, Headmaster Earrnm Qrhnnl New llrhannn, N. U.