Dwight School - Scroll Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CHARLES W. MYRON I take my pleasure without change, and as I lived I live. W. S. Blunt. This quotation matches our estimable head of the science department. Mr. Myron is the conservative of conservatives. We all re- spect his intergrity. He is a graduate of New York University and a Lieutenant Colonel in the Chemical Corps of the United States Army Reserve. HAROLD B. PUTNEY As we have chosen to dedicate our book to Mr. Putney, no more encomiums are necessary. He is our respected teacher and cooperative librarian. He holds de- grees from Columbia, and he has done academic work at the University of Ver- mont and the Curry School of Expression. He joined the Dwight faculty in 1948.

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K LOUISE MARCH Mrs. March is the distaff member of the faculty. Joining us last year, she has lent grace and dignity in our midst ever since. She instructs us in French, Ger- man, and Latin. Mrs. March is graduated from Smith College and the University of Berlin. MICHAEL R. MUZIO Another new member of the Dwight fac ulty is Mr. Muzio. A tyro, he has evinced great enthusiasm for his profes- sion, making us physically fit in order that we may be mentally alert. Under his expert guidance, our teams have done nobly. He was graduated from New York University, where he excelled in baseball and basketball.

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THOMAS RONAN Mr. Muzio's able assistant is Tom Ronan. An alumnus of Dwight, Mr Ronan joined the faculty in 1956. Ever since he has established himself as an amicus usque ad aras . Mr. Ronan's college is Holy Cross. RONALD URQUHART Born in South America, educated in Europe and the United States, and recent- ly married to an Armenian girl, Mr. Urquhart is a veritable U. N. in himself. What better qualifications for a social studies teacher! He became a Dwight master in 1957. He attended St. AndreW's University in Edinburgh, Scotland, Trin- ity College, Hartford, Connecticut, and the University of California, Berkeley, California. 12 i