Box HS Student Publications Box 01

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This weekly newsletter was “designed to supplement (not supplant) the venerable Daltonian, by providing a more current, if less polished, account of events in and around the school. We believe that the “student apathy” that cuts attendance at games and performances, and reduces participation in many worthwhile Dalton activities results mainly from a lack of student awareness. The Dispatch will let you know what’s going on and how you can get involved.” September 4, 1979

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Published in 1982, this weekly high school student newspaper included news articles, coming events, editorials, essays, short stories, and poetry. “The Dalton Voice is for all students who would just like to enjoy the power of writing, the personal pleasure of putting pen to paper.”

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Either/Or: A Junior Project in Criticism and Non-Fiction was a high school publication of student essays. Each edition presented writing centered on a different theme.

This collection consists of two volumes published in 1982.

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This monthly wall calendar was created by high school students. Each month features a student's artwork and an original calendar layout. It was printed in black and white on glossy stock.

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“In Service” was the newsletter of the student and faculty Service Leaders group. This group emerged as a result of the 1997 and 1998 Community Service Task Force whose vision was “to have the Program become more organic to the community and to increase the educational benefits of participation in community service-related activities.” The purpose of this newsletter was to provide a venue for the Dalton community to share lessons they learned from participating in community service.

Abstract, Scope, Contents Kliktat: The Dalton School Magazine was a high school student publication that included poetry, prose, and news reports written by Dalton students of from all grades. A few wood cut illustrations appear in each issue as well. The magazine included faculty contributions beginning with the April/May 1931 issue. The editors intended to publish the magazine six times a year. This number was cut to four times a year in the second year. This collection begins with Vol. I, No. 4,...