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Moorestown Friends School E-News - November 5, 2010 Thanksgiving Food Drive Information | Sports News | Art Museum Trip with Richard Marcucci | Photos
Moorestown Friends School Presents Guys and Dolls
Thanksgiving Food Drive In Full Swing From the Thanksgiving Happening Committee:
Each dinner bag needs to contain 9 items:
…and the ingredients for pumpkin pie:
All Lower School teachers and Middle/Upper School advisers are coordinating details for each class/advisor group. As usual we also ask in addition for a donation of $1.00 from each child for the purchase of turkey vouchers. The dinners and vouchers will be taken to New Visions Center in Camden. Their food bank handles the distribution to needy clients on their lists. Turkey money cans are located throughout the school. A successful fall season is winding down for MFS varsity teams. With a semifinal victory Saturday over Germantown Friends, the field hockey team reached the Friends Schools League championship for the second time in four years, losing to Shipley in the final. It is also the Foxes' fourth straight appearance in the league playoffs. They had beaten the Gators for the crown in 2007. A grueling schedule finally caught up with the team as the day before the FSL final they lost a heartbreaking NJSIAA playoff game to perennial power Haddon Township, 3-2, in double overtime. The team finished 11-5-2.
The girls soccer team fell to Sacred Heart 3-1 in its first round NJSIAA playoff game. The team concluded the season 8-7-3. The boys soccer team (9-7-1) received a bye into the second round of the NJSIAA Non-Public B South playoffs. Their game at Trenton Catholic scheduled to be played yesterday was postponed to today at 2 p.m. The Foxes earned a berth in the Friends League playoffs for the second consecutive year. They fell to Shipley in their semifinal match on Saturday. If the Foxes win today, they would play Monday in the South Jersey semifinals and either travel to #2 seed Gloucester Catholic or host #7 Holy Cross. Click here for the tournament bracket. The boys (8-3) and girls cross country (4-5) teams continue into sectional and state competition over the next two weekends. Upcoming 225th Anniversary Events Tour of the Philadelphia Museum of Art with Richard Marcucci
Spend an afternoon touring exhibits at the Philadelphia Museum of Art with former Arts Department Chair Richard Marcucci. Richard will take participants through several styles of painting including Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism, Dadaism and Surrealism. Round trip transportation from MFS is available and the tour will be followed by a reception at the Greenleaf. If you would like further details, please contact Matt Nierenberg, Director of Parent & Alumni Programs via e-mail or by phone at (856) 914-4416.
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Thanksgiving season is here at MFS! From November 1 to November 18 our community collects nonperishable food to make up about 150 bags of complete Thanksgiving dinners. 
The girls tennis team put a cap on their successful season with two runner-up performances in the Friends League individual championships. Sophomore Lauren Carney was the runner up at third singles and the doubles team of junior Sammy Chen and sophomore Claire Langlotz fell in an exciting match that went to a third set tiebreak: 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3). The team finished the season with a record of 14-6. Pictured at left (l to r): Sammy Chen, Claire Langlotz, Lauren Carney and Coach Mike Bodary.
