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

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The best Christmas Sale ever! Qwe thinlcj . . . Those Andover weekendsfdid someone mention late hours? . . . Dear old Cornell . . . Be speeilit '... Be prepared! . . . Re- member: by buying three book Lovers, you can get one address book FREE! . . . W.1it until I tinish this rom '... Pizza for breakfast after the night before '... Dum de dumm dum . . . Wlirit do you mean I'm not IS! . . . Proteed up the ladder at your own risk . . . In Spanish? . . . Que voulez-- vous? Red and orange argyles?! . . . Two Christmas trees . . . Wl1e11's the next trian to Albany? , . . Wlwtit happened to the diet salads? . . . And where is your apron? . . . Senior Study, here we tomel? . . . Wlio dragged whom how many times around what? . . . Brush your hair while counting in French . . . Wlio escaped from Paris in a balloon? . , Kathy's electric socks . . . Beware of reckless drivers . . . Don't be riditulous . . . Honestly . . . XVhat!? You got llzree letters? . . . O deary deary me . . . Look it up in Fowler . . . Faked out . . . I'm broke . . . THINK .... Those Ber- muda tans . . . Are you going to Pumpkin Center too? . . . Don't forget the song meeting at lunth . . . Dig those crazy, mixed-up knee-socks! . . . Anyone going to Baumgarts? . . . Tomorrow I shall definitely go on a diet . . , Dear old Sam . . . How long is your English paper? . . . Aren't you eating today? Class meeting at recess . . . Don't forget your D. S. O. money . . . N0 button until you get your Red Cross money in . . . Can't anybody work on Favors? . . . oh nuts! . . . Wl11lf'S so funny? . . . Tempus fugit.

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Q7 A sl LJ! lu Vlyffl. iL.ili'd---Rohe1'ts, Chase. M. Liimh. Srniiixik. Holmes. Hartwell. F. Lillllli, Ciirslciidun. D.iniels. Silmrf. Pui'i'ell. Suwzd mia--Gellliorn. lmckwoml. VL'l'I1llly'L'. Taylor. Stone. Cross. XX cislni'g. Oilnu. Clookinsn. M, V.in Vliiamleirn. H.ll'f, Giles. Tfwnd wu'-l'.uist. XX!lll't.lL'l'i, liuswell. Bigelow. Buckley. l'rinost. Shannon. KI'A1Q'l11L'l', Kleinlcneclit. Hoffinnn. Gi'imsh.iw. Segal, Mninig-Aheel, Carter. S.miller. w1.llIi'I'. Class of Nineteen Fifty-six HIS ye.ir. the junior class. under the leiulersliip ol' Skclly I..nnh and with Miss Coe as advisor, had ax very husy .ind suiiesstiul ye.n'. 'l'he first hull' of the year was L'0IlL'Cllll'illCLl iwiiiiipiilly on the Christmas Sale. juely Smiirak. our Lluiiringin. he-lpeil us m.1ke the s.1le L1 fine one. lnsleinl of giving ii party in the spring for the freshmen, we hurl ii junior-freshmen workshop in November where everyone L'OOPL'f.llCal, and then we giive the freshmen ii iiirol- ing ixirty during Clhristmiis viunlion. Oni' Ll.xss w.1s .ilso successful in athletics. We were well represented at both the Burk Hill and Nortlllielil Clonlerenccs. Everyone in our glass eagerly looks l.OI'W.lfLl to the day when .lt lust we will he seniors. 5-I x Stiller! - Muguerite l..nnh, Ihiifdi Slillltflllf - -loan Segal. l'lir-Ihimfi 'I'n.1i1nu.' Nanny Knierner. Sii'vil.n

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K7 7 A gf Ltll in uyqlil. i4.rf4d-McDonald. Lrunhardi. Draesel, Knoeh. Burritt. Hellman. Kcppcl. lfastwnnd. Levitas. Pitcaithly. Srwma' wir--Huglics. Rosenherger, Kirkland. S. Van Vlaanderen. Stratton. Aragona. llcauinont. Hepp. Reinhardt. XY'urts, 741711111 wir--Shaw-Kennedy. Messina, Ciilchrist. Atwood. Ageinian. Healey. Russell. Sparrow, Hallnck. Gurke, Muller, Parsells. Class of Nineteen Fifty-seven HE school year of 1954-1955 was exciting for the soph- omore class. lfirst we elected our wonderful advisor of last year, Miss Anne Scott, to help us again this year. To her and to our president, Terry Stratton, we owe much of the credit for our successful major undertakings during the year. The first ot' our projects was giving the dance which is sponsored annually hy the Sophomore Class. The unusual decor was inspired hy Terry whom we elected to fill the post ot' chairman ol' Stalag '57. The work which was put into the dance resulted in a happy occasion for all. just heliore Christmas vacation the hallways of Dwight were decked in stars and some original geometric constructions. This was done hy Sophomore Geometry classes who gladly welcomed advice and help from Mrs. Sanger. After mid-year exams, the class started On what turned out to he an exceedingly charming production of XVinnie- the-Pooh. lt was edited and produced hy usg Penny Atwood directed it with great efficiency. Wfe ended the year hy being given our first major part in the graduation tiestivitiesg the eight hanner girls at class clay are traditionally sophomores. 3o Scand s Tcrrv Stratton. Pri Sfcllldlflf. It fl In !'I'Q!7l+LlL'lAL'1llfl1 dc 111. Cliristine Kirkland. Sun irdtul Giirlcc' Ticfzinrci. Sandra Agemian, l'1rcI'1t 1 Any.