November 5, 2014

Seniors Raise Money for the Food Bank

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Three Pastel Workshops  

Felting Workshops

 Hartsbrook Athletics

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Orchestra, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Chorus

Holiday Fair 2014

Holiday Fair Team Meeting 

More details to come!

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6th Grade ~ Long Jump Construction

To honor former teacher Arn Krugman and to help Hartsbrook fifth graders train for the Olympiad, the current sixth grade parents and students came together last Saturday to build a long jump. After the top layer of grass was removed with heavy machinery, everyone worked hard to dig the pit, add the framing and dump sand. Undaunted by the cold rainy weather, we completed the project in four hours and ended with an inaugural jump by the sixth graders. 

 A big thank you goes to Evan Jones of Cowls Lumber for giving a discount on materials, Shawn Lamoureux for bringing necessary equipment, Tom Hallisey for lending his tools and carpentry know-how, Judy Loebel for hot chocolate and cookies, Jennifer Hall-Witt for organizing the project and all the families who donated the necessary funds and their efforts to make the long jump a reality. 

Kirsten McGee, Assistant Teacher and Parent      

10th Grade Performs Major Barbara

 

The tenth grade presented their final performance of "Major Barbara" last Wednesday in front of a packed house of High School and Middle School students.  The cast did a terrific job mastering British accents from different regions and social classes and of polishing their performances on a tight rehearsal schedule.  

 

The four lead roles were played by Nora Cooper, exchange student Louis Ehret, Oliver Noyes and Ruby Dirks.  Other international students also played important roles both on and off stage.  The comic show stealer was Sarah Wennemyr as the upper class twit, Charles Lomax.

 

 

Tony Cape, Director

High School Halloween Party

 

The 11th grade organized this year's High School Halloween party, with Monadnock Waldorf High School as guests. They put in a tremendous effort to prepare dinner for 100 people, decorate Piening Hall, set up a game room, and arrange a DJ. The evening of dancing included a limbo contest and prizes for best costumes. Both schools completely cleaned and restored the space in preparation for an open house the next morning. 

 Chip Weems, High School Science and Technology

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