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

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Ifmiff mic. ffl! In i'i,gl'v!---INl4try Lou AgL'lDi1lI'l, Parcel Post, Paula lirittitn, Pillowsg lNlerilee Oakes. Crrittsg Ellen lX1cEuclclen, Tickets, 501711111 wif'-A-Vvliicly Kytlfc, Stuffed Aniinulsg Mairgairet Carrey, Ifooclg Betty Ann Reich, Books, 'l'lvir'd l'f'llfQil'L'fL'l1L'I'l Priemer, D1'L'l'l'1ltll7H5, Alison Cliiise, Pulwliciryg li.trh.rr.i XX'eelcs, Luncheon iintl Teiiroomg .lean Xwhitson, Knitting, Christmas Sale Sur lNllEXY'MAN Cflmirzmifz ELLOT It's me, Eloise, Sing fri l.i l,t lolly. l'm regilly iery jolly, because the Me, Eloise, Dwightful Christmas Sale helcl December sixth was gi pinlclety, crinlqlety success. l was posted .ill ox er Dwight S,l1ool-they clicln't clo that lor me at the Pliizgi. Me, Eloise, tintl the juniors s.1y thanks gi million to Miss Coe, Miss Appelgnte, Mrs. Lockwoocl, the junior class mothers, ancl the faculty for their un- tiring efforts, Their cosoperrition and organization were super. Ol' course, thanks goes to the .lunior School ancl the lntermecliate Department, ln fact, everyone connected with the stile miule me very happy. Wfe solcl: aprons, stuffecl animals, pillows, arts iincl crafts, hooks, cookies, iincl white elephtintsf-f name it, we solcl it, We hacl Ll fabulous auction, L1 luxurious luncheon, iincl 11 loyerly ten room. l'm telling everyone that the work was lor the henefit of the Scholarship liuncl. I absolutely loxe Christ- mas Szilesf

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G I .J 1 if 5 1 E MQ v yy j f A Nailed, fell In iighl Mary Wfard, Red Cross Chairmang Beverly Simpson, Northfield Chairman. Sl.md1ug. lull In rfgfvlrf-XX!encly Butler, Foster Parent Plan Chairmang 'lc-nne Katz. Childrens Thclatc-r Chairman: Maggie Riewerts, Service l,c-ague Chairman. REID CROSS The Red Cross, advised by Miss Ochoa, has had an especially prosperous year, ln the fall the Red Cross conducted the annual giving drive which raised more money than ever. The school sent part of the money to the Red Cross Chapter in Engle- wood, New jersey, and used the rest of the money to carry out this year's projects. lfor eight of the major holidays the upper school designed candy cups which were sent to nearby hospitals. For the spring project, the entire school took part in the filling of' approximately one hundred cigar boxes. The girls filled these cigar boxes with some neces- sities and school supplies and then sent them to the Migrant Worker's children in the Southwest ol' the United States. CHILDRENS THEATER The Childrens Theater, with the aid of Mrs. Edwards, presented two plays which were very successful: The Piwl' Piper of Htllllkffll. in which the entire school participatedg and Smut' llulvilc am! lhe Seven Dimrfr. in which only the eighth grade took part. At Dwight, the Childrens Theater serves three important purposes: through its re- ceipts, it augments the financial resources of the Dwight Service Organizationg through its produc- tions, the Children's Theater gives people who would otherwise be unable to take part in a theatri- cal production the opportunity to participateg last- ly, through the varied audiences which it reaches, the Childrens Theater serves as an important me- dium of public relations between Dwight and the community. These three purposes have again been fulfilled.

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