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Warner, Susan

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Warner, Susan (Bogert) (Elizabeth Wetherell, pen name) (1819–85) writer; born in New York City. After economic setbacks, she and her family lived on Constitution Island in the Hudson River near West Point. To help earn money for the family, she wrote many novels and books for children; her sister, Anna B. Warner, would collaborate on some of her books. She is best known for her first novel, The Wide Wide World (1852), about a young orphan and her spiritual development. Her work was characterized by piety, sentimentality, a lack of action, and an overabundance of tears—a popular mix in that era.
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Pupils on the 1961/62 picture, taken in the junior hall, are: Back row (from left), John Woodward, David Farndon, David Garland, Jeffrey Gainer, Roger Coles, Rowland Clegg, Ian Foster, Lawrence Anderson, Valerie Williams, Eileen Warner, Olwyn Porter; Middle row, Derek Oldham, Vicky Warner, Susan Boffin, Wendy Wilkinson, Susan Parry, Pauline Wills, Jennifer Sylvester, ?
Treasured memories of ex-classmates revived; YOUR OLD SCHOOL PICTURES by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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