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

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Our next project was the Sophomore Dance which was held on Saturday, February 26. The theme chosen was a Discotheque and was carried through in every possible way under the able direc- tion of Sherry Axelrod. Dance music was provided by the Dimensions and musical entertainment by the Senior Singing Group. Because our former dance was so successful, the class decided to sponsor another dance. Sherry Axelrod, after doing such a wonderful job on the dance in February, was unanimously elected as chairman. The dance was held on April 23, and the class was rewarded for its efforts by reports that all had a wonderful time. Plans for the 1966 Christmas Sale were initiated with the choosing of the chairman and the heads of various committees. Alice Kissam was chosen by the class to head the sale. While the class realizes the great responsibility and labor involved, it is looking forward to presenting one of the best sales in Dwight ' s history. In short, the class of ' 68 is hoping for another year as happy and successful as this one has been. 53

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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

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First row — Donna Lewis, Suzanne Joelson, Margaret Schaefer, Elizabeth Johnson, Jean Miller, Melissa Moore, Robin Ley, Andrea Sykes, Lynn Lieblich, Linda Markarian, Carol Friedman, Joan Ellen Macredis, Daryl Rosen, Emily Bonacarti, Caryn Miller. Second roiv — Roxanne Daleo, Deborah Taussig, Adlynn Gordon, Cynthia Becton, Jennifer Kay, Pam Osserman, Barbara Parker, Susan Almasi, Helen Pack, Shauna Carboni, Christine Craven, Laura Glazer, Irene Press, Patricia Soloman, Joan Putkowski, Gayle Forst, Abigail Baron, Sandra Ganoung, Lynn Lappin. Third row — Julia Fuller, Eleanor Gorman, Joyce Strickler, Jane Krudener, Jane Seitel, Martha Vandervoort, Caren Weinstein, Sima Kaiman, Andrea Boissy, Robin Vann, Alice Chase, Katherine Goodbody, Elizabeth Phillips, Lisa Lipoff, Deborah Gruen, Maria Greenfield. Freshman Class OFFICERS Sandra Ganoung, Secretary-Treasurer; Robin Ley, Presi- dent; Katharine Goodbody, Vice-President. A NOTHER giant step in the lives of fifty-one girls this year was the entrance into high school as Freshmen. With the new pleasures of being allowed to enter clubs and use the Creighton Library came an added amount of homework and responsibilities, a bit unpleasant, but these duties made us feel a truer part of Dwight. But with the always-available advice of Miss Lay, we managed to struggle through successfully. 54