Dwight Englewood School - Exit Us Yearbook (Englewood, NJ)

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Through Eleven Years fCrmfif1z1ezf fiom page 2.,ij the chairman of our Sophomore Dance, in the fall, to which the entire school was invited. Chuck Carleton's band, situated precariously under the mermaids, contributed to the effect of that event which took place in Neptunes Kingdom, other- wise known as the Dwight School Gym. At Christ- mas time we decorated the main hall with our geometric designs, introducing the three dimen- sional stars as our specialty. We gave our production of Cinderella in the Spring. Tonin Mersch and Miranda Knick- erbocker wrote the script, Tonin was director and Miranda took the part of Cinderella. For many months afterwards small children approached Sue Gay and Susi Tennant, the ugly sisters, and chas- tised them, in all seriousness, for their wickedness to Cinderella. Sophomore year we all took English ll, Geom- etry and Bible II. We alternated French and Span- ish fourth subjects, while Juliet Stark even took German, As the year drew to a close, we held some famous parties. The night after commencement Ellen Van Alstyne gave a slumber party for the entire class. The next day we all went to jones Beach for the day. Those two parties together climaxed a gay and carefree year. But it was in sophomore year that we first began to feel our importance in the final exer- cises of the school year. As Banner Girls we were an integral part of Class Day. The Banner Girls were: Ellen Van Alstyne, Nancy Weeks, Lucy Frost, Pat johnson, Freddy Cartwright, Ann Rich- ards, Susi Tennant and Betsy Kelly. However, junior year was, for many of us, the high point of our four years in the Upper School. Nancy Weeks was our president, Diddy Whitson our vice-president-treasurer and Brookie Kirkland our secretary. Mrs. Meredith became our popular advisor, and she remained with us our two last years. Our big project for the fall was the Christ- mas Sale. Betsy Kelly was our chairman and did a splendid job. Everyone worked hard, even the mothers, and we felt that the Sale united the