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5 1 In November, members of Darrow’s new dance class gave their first public performance in the Darrow School Theater. From left: Derin Cubukcuoglu ’18, Elizabeth Lerch ’19, Nyaiah Lamb ’17, Solana Russell ’18, Jeri Hautzig ’20, Hunter Evans ’17, and Victoria Chen ’19 (Photo courtesy of Chloe Kalna) 2 Max Sidell ’18 holds some of the many pledges he received from fellow students committing not to text and drive. Max’s effort was part of the December Health Fair, which featured interactive displays and presentations on important topics for teens, including energy drinks, opioid addiction, sugar addiction, body shaming, and nutrition. 3 Students in the PACs, Polls, and Primaries class participated in a mock debate on Election Day, representing the viewpoints of each of the candidates: (from left) Desmond Tracey ’17 (Jill Stein), Eric Hernandez ’17 (Gary Johnson), Connor Sakal ’17 (Hillary Clinton), and Xander Kaylan ’17 (Donald Trump). 4 Grandparents and Special Friends Day in November saw a record attendance, as visitors like Stu and Eve Leher, aunt and uncle of David Feinman ’19 (left), joined classes in session, attended receptions and dinners, and saw the debut of the fall play. 5 Laxmi Beard ’19 gets busy cleaning The Living Machine® in the Samson Environmental Center during the first Hands-to-Work in September. 6 Students in the Herbology elective prepared a variety of products to sell at the Mountain Road School Holiday Fair in December. Products the class made include lip balm, handmade soaps (lavender, lemongrass/grapefruit, peppermint, cedar, and eucalyptus), ointments, red clover cough syrup, tea, and more. From left: Ewen McManus ’18, Robert Lee ’17, Max Sidell ’18, science teacher Lily Corral, Paul Ferch ’17, and Felix Sanchez ’18 7 If you’re going to the Halloween parade as Thing 1 and Thing 2, it’s probably a competitive advantage to be twins, just like Cassidy Roberts ’18 and Louis Roberts ’18. 9 Chris Sano ’17 (right) drives against teacher and mentor Joe Paradis during November’s Senior/Faculty Soccer Game. The seniors emerged victorious, claiming a 6-3 win over the faculty. 6 7 8 DARROW SCHOOL 5
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