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

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First row — Deborah Dill, Deborah Klein, Suzanne Joelson, Ellen EfTron, Bernita Gerson. Second row— Peggy Bloch, Lynn Lappin, Marlene Boemi, Isabel Citrin, Nina Rosen. Third row — Nancy Williams, Reina Safro, Maryse Baptiste, Mary Ellen Nuse, Claudia Ferrante. Science Club OFFICERS Peggy Bloch, Vice-President; Ellen Eflfron, President. TOURING Science Club ' s second year, many goals were realized which made this year re- warding and successful. The members of Science Club form a group well-versed in all fields of sci- ence. With such an extraordinary background, they are able to perform complicated experiments such as how an egg can go through the neck of a milk bottle. They also lecture to other members. Although it is not mandatory that members have projects, several girls have been working on pro- jects concerning computers, the weather, and the structure of cells. During one club meeting, we enjoyed seeing a movie about computers entitled Thinking Machines, and some members went on a field trip with the chemistry classes to the labora- tory of Bristol-Meyers. Our main goal in the following years will be to obtain equipment as the needs of the club become greater. Science Club sincerely hopes that this goal will be achieved with the completion of the Science Building. 92

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First rou- — Deborah Kole, Deborah Klein, Peggy Bloch, Barbara Schoeman, Emily Bonacarti. Second row — Ricka Sacks, Anne Drewes, Claudia Cohen, Nancy Williams, Susan Joelson, Luc ' Lester, Reena Sherman, Claudia Ferrante, Marlene Boemi, Isabel Citrin. Third row — Melanie Pimont, Jill Lang, Mary Ellen Nuse, Reina Safro, Maryse Baptiste, Hallee Morgan, Margaret Ravits, Abby Pirnie, Nancy Meyer. French Club OFFICERS Ricka Sacks, Treasurer; Claudia Cohen, President; Luc ' Lester, Vice-President; Abby Pirnie, Secretary. ' I ' HE French Club began its second year charge d ' esprit. In order to raise money for our ever- expanding French library, we undertook a year- long project selling French assignment pads and note paper. Our journal, Les Potins, (gossip) was published four times during the year. Under the guidance and hard work of our advisor, Mme. Kovacs, every girl took part in the publication of the magazine. In November we celebrated a na- tional holiday, Armistice Day, that is observed by both France and the United States. A reception was given for the facult} ' by the French Club to com- memorate the occasion. Later in the year the Club was fortunate to be able to attend a performance of L ' Aiare! ' by Mo- liere, given by the Comedie Francaise in New York. In the spring we gave a performance of Le Petit Prince for an assembly period. 91

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