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

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The Christmas Pageant was, as usual, beautiful this year. We were especially happy to see Niki Hu as an angel. This year three senators were elected each semes- ter in order to obtain a wider representation from the classes. Bossy Riewerts and Lesley Rosen, our first semester Senators, were replaced by Niki Hu and Mary McBride. Lucy Lester remained in office the entire year. At the time of this writing, every Junior is ea- gerly awaiting her first chance to take SAT ' s! ?! The Junior Skit is in the process of being written and we hope you all will enjoy it. As we said previously, the Juniors have had a good year. We are sorry to see the Class of ' 66 leave, but are looking forward to being Seniors our- selves! 51

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First row — Betsy Stein, Dtucie Louden, Mary Roe, Diane Kantoff, Stephanie Doe, Reena Ginsberg, Ellen Heidenberg, Heddy Schiff, Reena Sherman, Stephanie Roberts, Jennifer Sloane, Priscilla Good- man. Second row — Lesley Rosen, Diane Ponter, Jill Williams, Hilary Turpan, Naomi Flinlc, Barbara Schoeman, Elizabeth Shemin, Deborah Kole, Patricia Dunne, Ellen Caro, Joan Meyer, Carole Frankel, Barbara Firestone, Susan Foster, Cynthia Foote. Third row — Diana Kosten, Melanie Pimont, Therese Avery, Diana Hu, Abigail Pirnie, Karen Rohn, Sheryl Daniels, Lucy Ann Lester, Marsha Elakman, Dorothy Hughes, Elizabeth Scott, Carol Saxe, Mary McBride, Lucy Fisher, Alice Taussig. Fourth row — Deborah Pines, Amelia Wood, Hallee Morgan, Linda Carlton, Nancy Duvallon, Elizabeth Stein, Anne Woodriff, Beverly Fuller, Barbara Riewerts, Jane Foulkes, Susan Law, Barbara Efifron, Carolyn Cellary, Christina Sykes, Carla Innerfield, Marsha Shapiro. Junior Class OFFICERS Karen Rohn, Vice-President; Amelia Wood, President; Diane Kantoff, Secretary-Treasurer. ' Tp HE Class of ' 67 has had another good year. Al- though we ' ve had a few traumatic experiences, we ' ve managed to survive and have produced a very interesting year. September was a month for organizing. Electing officers and starting work on the Christmas Sale were the main topics with which to begin the year. We placed all our confidence in Carol Saxe as chair- man of the Sale and were well rewarded. The pocketbook of the Scholarship Fund was filled to the brim and we all enjoyed working together. 50

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First row — Amy Eisenberg, Judith Currier, Bernita Gerson, Deborah Klein, Roberta Jacobs, Alice Kissam, Nina Rosen, Isabel Citrin, Linda Hirsch, Tacy Pack, Peggy Bloch, Halli Wasserburger, Sally SchoU, Sherry Axelrod, Deborah Dill, Ellen Effron. Second row — Marlene Boemi, Anne Drewes, Karen MacCracken, Nan Thistle, Nancy Meyer, Melissa Seaber, Marion Young, Louise Trembley, Claudia Cohen, Margaret Sloane, Susan Lopez, Nona Randelman, Debra Piche, Ricka Sacks, Eleanor Meltzer. Third row— Katherine Proctor, Terry Robinson, Susan Joelson, Margaret Ravits, Priscilla Wohlforth, Onolee Coffey, Reina Safro, Anne Lozier, Maryse Baptiste, Mary Ellen Nuse, Jill Lang, Deborah Follette, Nancy Williams, Claudia Ferrante, Pamela Maloof. Sophomore Class OFFICERS Priscilla Wohlforth, Secretary-Treasurer; Reina Safro, President; Alice Kissam, Vice-President. npHIS year the Sophomore class was extremely fortunate in having Mr. Burgess for its class ad- viser. With his assistance the Plant Room and the Sophomore Dance were successful. The first major project was the Plant Room for the Christmas Sale. Everyone participated under the capable leadership of Jill Lang and Terry Robinson. At the same time Peggy Block was busy hanging stars in the halls which added greatly to the fes- tivity of the Christmas season. 52