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

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Yearbook ,. 'nil' Leff lu 1'lgbI'fTOI'lll'l Merscli. BIl,f1lIt'.lQl Mumlgerx Lucy Frost, Edllfn. - I. rj' , K Lefz Ia rlgbl. walled - Chase. Swango. Frost. P, johnson. Knickerb ix c k e 1' . Semfld mu -- Gay, Tennant. Fagan. G. Russell. Mersch. Whitson, Lockwoocl. N. Wc'eks. Robin. HE credit for Dzuigbl 1955 belongs not only to the literary staff, but also to all those who have contributed in countless ways to its publication. The editors would like to express their appreciation to the hard-working members of the Literary and Business boards, to the members of the classes who have submitted photographs, and especially to Mrs. Pershouse, our advisor. With our new publisher Mr. Robert W. Kelly, we have made many changes in your yearbook. In order to make it a more formal publication, we have cut out the so-called cute sayings under each Senior photograph, and have replaced them with sketches characteristic of each senior. We have eliminated the class prophecy and put a class history in its place. The school will find the greatest change in the covers of the year- books, now hard surfaced and dark blue. We have done our best and we hope that you will be pleased with the results, changes and all. 44

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HE Dwight Cabinet is composed of the presidents of the various upper school clubsg the presidents of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classesg the officers of the upper school, and the faculty advisors. The function of the Cabinet is to discuss school problems. It discusses any problems that aftect the student body of the upper school. This year the Cabinet has worked quite hard. The members of the organization have completely revised the citizenship blanks. They have tried to make the blanks clearer and more concise. They have decided that the senate, class presidents, and the faculty only should mark the blanks. When they do so they should write their initials instead of the customary check. Another project which the Cabinet has undertaken is the planning of the Pingry Dance which was held at Dwight on March 19. Extra-curricular activities were discussed at great length in Cabinet, and decisions were made that will be put into force next year. Lefl fo right - MtlI'KLZL1L'I'lfC Lamb, Seu'r.'nn'y,' Frederirka C.1rtwright, Pre.iiu'eul. Cabinet i' Left lu right, ,wtlled s Carskadon, M. Lamb, Chase, Knickerb 0 c k e r , ,f -9 ,W lv . .x . , 5 C K I Y L, i ' ' IQ -if X M' is T D X xii' l 'I ss Z, 1 x. .7-I 3 'X T l l' h lx A 44 ' ' 1 A' K T tc ' 4 f X L uk - is 45 Kelly. Second run' - Hansot, Mersch. Frost, Stratton, G. Russell. Tennant. Third mu' - P. johnson, A. Rich- ards, N. Weeks, C.u'twright. C. Rus- sell. Wliitsmnn, B. Kil'lClxll'lLl. Fullflfv mu'-Arnold, Gell- hnrn. Bennett.

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Penton ff I , r l 5 1 W ' , ! If Lcff in 1'lL'fJlfEllSdl7Cl'l'l Hansot. Edllfill' 1 Y' Marion Vermilye, Bfrszmxrr Manager. Lefl lo rigbl, .reared - Fagan. Carskadon. Mc- Donald, Lombardi, Daniels, Wfolfc-. Silherberg. Levitas. Seward mu' A M. Lamb. Robin. Bennett. Smaralc. Beaumont, Beebe, Knicker- bocker, Hansot, Boutelle. Tlvird mu'-G. Russell. C Russell. Hoffman. Segal. ' Xl' Gellhurn. Vermilye. N V Weeks, A. Richards. Cart- wright. HIS year's Penton has undergone several changes: the page size has been increased, the paper has been published by a different printer, and some new features have been added. The Penton now consists of four pages, with tive columns per page. This affords greater variety in make-up and more room for pictures. The new printer offers a wide diversity of headline type, which enhances the appearance of the paper. The seven issues have initiated such regular features as Senior Spotlight, Faculty Spotlight, and a Senate column. Witli Elizabeth I-lansot as editor, Marion Vermilye as business manager, and Miss Susan Colby as faculty advisor, the Penton staff of twenty-seven has striven to main- tain a high standard of news coverage and feature material. In accordance with the policy formed last year, Kathleen Carskadon, a junior, was elected in january as editor of The Penton for 1955. 45