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

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Miss Marjorie H. Appelgate Miss Eunice de W. Coe Mrs. Aubrey Pershouse Mrs. William C. Meredith Headzzziiireys Amdenzic Dean Ezzglirb Iazlifz Faculty HESE pages are a small but sincere tribute from the Class of 1955 to those who have helped us and taught us this year. Miss Appelgate, our headmistress, has advised, amused, and enlightened us in con- ferences and in chapel. As our counselor and advisor. she has shown her interest in each of us. Miss Coe, our dean, has also counseled us wisely. This year she is teaching English and advising the juniors. Mrs. Pershouse, head of the English Department, teaches English to all seniors and to some freshmen. She is advisor to the Yearbook and to the Scribblers Club. Mrs. Byrd, head of the History Department, teaches American History, Modern European History, and Problems of American Democracy. She also advises the P. D. Club. The languages studied by most of us are Latin, French, and Spanish. Mrs. Meredith, cur class advisor, has guided many pupils through Caesar and Virgil. Madame Scia- manda, new this year, is head of the French Department and teaches Upper School French. Senorita Ochoa. also new this year, teaches Spanish and Freshman Latin. The Science Department is under the direction of Miss Hicks. She teaches Biology and Chemistry, advises the Science Club, and teaches Intermediate Science. Mrs. Sanger has taught both Geometry and Intermediate Algebra to many of us. She Mrs. George Bailey Miss Maria Rosa Ochoa Mrs. Dominic Sci.un.incl.i Bible and Ecmmmir Gengmfnlay Sjw11i.i'lJ and Lazlin FIKIILAZ7 Mrs. Thomas H. Byrd Hiflrfry

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MRS. ROBERT j. LOWRIE 0 lrrzfion TilE class of 1955 is proud to have been the Hrst one you taught at Dwight, Mrs. Lowrie. You have devel- oped in most of us an interest in literature, you have helped us appreciate Shakespeare, Eliot, Austen, Sheri- dan, Shaw, and many others. You have handed papers back promptly, encouraged us with literary skits, helped us with The Penton. and baked prolifically for our Christmas Sale. Most important, you were a friend to every one of us. Your helpfulness and your sense of humor are the rare qualities which have led us to dedi- cate our yearbook to you.

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c vs uc I N :nec Miss Mary I-licks Mrs. ,Ierc-miali Edwards Mrs. Henry B. Arnold Mr. A oscpli A I iw in M rift nf lllc C.'lvtn1r.rny.1m1' lizulugm l7i.m1.il1ci I.1f1i.ni.1a1q 'ljfinzlq Alum nm' P1 Ill is known for her enthusiasm when helping her Geometry classes decorate the halls for Christmas. Miss Brunswick is another new faculty member. She teaches Home Economics in the Upper School and in the Intermediate Department, and advises the Cralits Club and the Home Economics Club. Miss Alber, also new this year, has injected a note of modernism into the work ot' the art classes which she teaches and into the products of the Art Club which she advises. She also teaches Art in the junior School. Mr. Davenport, new this year to the Music Department, teaches in the Intermediate Dc-partment. In the Upper School, he directs the senior course in Music Appreciation Mr. Erwin is director of the Choral Club and Choir of the Upper School, and teaches Theory to a group of eight seniors. In the Physical Education Department, Miss Scott and Miss Glasgow teach many sports and coach the various teams. Miss Scott is adviser to the A. A. Board and to the sophomore class. Mrs. Bailey teaches Bible and Economic Geography. She advises the freshman class and all branches of the D. S. O. Mrs. Edwards, a member ot' the faculty four years ago, has returned this year, She dfrects and advises the Dramatic Club, helps with The Children's Theatre, and teaches Dramatics in the Intermediate Department. Mrs. Arnold, our Librarian, started the custom of fireplace days in the winter. She has taught typing for three years. Miss Bc itiicc liiunsw iclc Miss Anne Scott IVIlss Muriel B. Glasgow Miss Ri1seAll5L'l' Mr. I iXouc D ncnp cut uflnflllc i PMr1c'.zlEdnc'.111uf1 P113 iiczzl Edlltlllldll Aff Mn ll 6