Dwight School - Scroll Yearbook (New York, NY)

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THE DWIGHT FACULTY Here at Dwight we are most fortunate in having a faculty which is dedicated to molding and developing the student. I am sure all of us who are graduating appreciate the invaluable aid which has been given us by our teachers. Most of us have received help not only with our academic subjects, but also with any social of cultural problems which may have arisen. It is indeed rare to find a group of teachers who are so completely dedicated to the student. Their understanding and patience with us has helped make the Dwight student happy in his work and play. It is gratifying to find that, whenever a problem arises, you can go to any one of numerous teachers for counseling and advice. Almost every student at Dwight has benefited, at one time or another, from the understanding and cordiality we have derived from our teachers. By their devoted interest in us, our faculty has always commanded our utmost re- spect. In the years to come, I think we will all remember with much fondness our faculty. -MICHAEL KARP. ,Hi

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Franco Andrew Baseggio 115 Pryer Terrace New Rochelle, New York If disturbing study halls and constant gibbering with friends in class indicate the ambition of a philanthropist, Franco should be one par excellence, Basedge has been a very active Dwightonian, par- ticipating in such activities as baseball, student council, and Spanish Club. We wish him great luck in his chosen col- lege-M.I.T. joel Belmont 1930 Anthony Avenue Bronx 57, New York Joel plans upon attending Pratt Insti ture, where he will study architecture. His chief interest at Dwight has been photog raphy. However, he assures us that he has deep interest in philately and cars. -16-