Daycroft School - Milestone Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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ri Bark Ro-u Albert Chadwick Peggs Phillip Iouie lxnoke Cohhw Crisler Bina Pawley 'Norma qchuster Harlow Wolfelder Fran! Ron. ohn Sanford Pamela Sidenluerg: ean Self Nlarcna Hunter Anne Marlow Claire ordan Dasid tram MONITOR COMMITTEE li lx been buss supplxing mterexting 'md edumtionil irtleleb from 'I he Lhrlxtiln Sueme Xlomtor for the bulletin boird I hu enterprising group lx made up of the sex enth and eighth grules with em Self 1 thur thurmtn Here N hoping, that there will llu in lie 1 Nlonitor Lommittee at lhvurott to Lixe ux the news for Dfivcroft 'is '1 Com mumtx needs Lontict with the outside world 27 '1 'ff '7 4-5 rl . ' . , H I :af gk 3 0 .7 - 1 1 'hr , f I I x V A 'Z V. Y 1, . . S, A .N , V' , ' . Y, .V . I , ' l . 1 J , ' 1 . Lvnder the supervision of its faculty advisor, lllr. Smith, the Klonitor Committee -'1 1 5 l: Qi is -' ':' 1. ' 'S . 1 1 A i i l 1 1- ' I 'i' f 'f, 1' ,nf 4 '

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Bark Rofu left to right Peter Jennings Ken Martin, Don Casanzne john Gunther Warren MacKenzie Srfund Rau Selma Vleinherg Barbara Smith laura Schlitters Deborah Clark Rose Ann Yenalmle Diane Harrison Front Rofu. Peggs Sanford 'Nanci Morehead Mrs Stexens oan Diffenhack eanne Cfulllxert HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE rlhe Human Relltlons LOIDIDIIICC' often known 1s the open p'llll1 contingent hi been utue 1long, 1 different line thi ye1r At Lhristmxs 1nd Ihxnksgmng the members of this group put on a rigorous drne for the Lollettion of Y'll'lOUN items such 1 pencils p1per notehooks Comhs toothbrushes soap dehydrated soup 1nd Fancourt and Llermont Their work vi1s rev lrded is hen letters irriwed addressed to lht donor of 1 tom th rush lo the donor of hur grips lo the donor of 1 f1Le flinnel , expressmf' 'lppreultion for simple Lifts uid 1 desire to eorrespond with lliurofters e rem under of the xeir ther spent in selling., X ittorx honds ml stunp IIN in co eating monex for suth funds 1 t c OIIIIHUHIQ Lhest at ross in it Lhrlstlln SLICFILF W ir Reluf 26 ,n ' n ' - ' . v T Y -8 . , 1 1 , , .: U, ' A' '. A V A . 1,1 ' nj f ' . 1 5 , ' . 5 - . ' , zs chocolate hars, which were sent to two schools for Christian Scientists in liflglilllll-' , . . U, . ' '. 5 'z ' : 1 ' z - ' . 1 - b S H' uf 1 Z- Y ' :ny u' ' I K K I vv jx- H 'llh z' -'z I' g ' 5 ' 1 A' J z t J: s, 1 l ' ll ' ' j : ' g zs h- C ' ' ' J , R-l C 1 d 'lil -

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...4 xl f' Bark Row Don Hanauer Bob Qturtevant Bob Hlldt S1 fond Rnfu Rnd Carpenter Beth Bolton X tonne 'Nlartin Dori lxa her Phil Cardeirn nn! Rufu Pat Nlauek Dolore L1s1n'1xe Nliss e in eve nl Stiana THREE ARTS COMMITTEE tmirilx devoted to the promotion of lllusie -Xrt nt litem re Ih l iree Arts Lomnnttee this yen' h'i: been einphwsizing, their liter'iry functions. Lnder the 'nble leidersbip of Xliss Nelson they h'u'e been busy recoinnrending new btok: for the school libr'1ry 'md rwisingg funds with which to buy them. For the first time they h'u'e estibliihed regulur hours for returning loft bookf from the pound 'ind 'tppointed two persons to be responible for its ITTIIVILCIIIGITI. In he beginning of the yewr Kliss Nelson 'ind Pit lXI'iuclc worked together to provide 1 sn1'1 ibriry for the 'itest ook.: ,'1ter when X iss Sherro the new libr'iri'1n 'irrived. thty turned thee book: over to her 'ind offered to support the reorgwnizwtion of the libr'iry. ' e 'V' i'1slip 1 's cor nittee 'is e- wc 1'1nt u, y Joorcs L'is1n' '. .lerving under lliores 'ix .'eeret'iry iq oris is er. 'is trvisurcr Rod Cwrpenter. ' is o ' x s ' 1 ' tu ot ier inemurs ras workec quie Y' 'ut efliciently. 28