Teaneck High School - HI Way Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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Kneeling: Ginny Westerlund, Carol Levang, Jane Laurin, Jane Bertinatti, Betty Halls and Linda Freet. Standing: Stella Roberts, Marion Heppel, Ginny Snelson, Georgia Makris, Nancy Schuster, Kay Schroeder, Toni Moest, Audrey Michel. Much credit is due Mr. G. Donald Mairs for organizing and directing this year's instrumental music programs. Our famous marching band was outstanding in its presentation of novel enter- tainment between the halves of the football games and also provided extra spirit at the pep assemblies. The talented twirlers who led our band on the football field were under the direction of Trudy Schumann. After the Turkey-Day game, the band got down to serious work in preparation for its excellent Band Concert on March 6 and for the Annual Instrumental Music Festival on May 8. Highlighting the Christmas program was the performance of A Christmas Overture written by Mr. Mairs especially for the T. H. S. orchestra. Another highlight of the year was the election of several Teaneck musicians to the All-State Bands and the All-State Or- chestra. They were Ruth Biddle, Claire Buckley, Ruth DuBose, Richard Karnes, Gordon MacDonald, Robert Maloy, Ruth Schiemann, Richard Smith, Fred Streckfuss, and Barbara Freat. .H , TRUDY SCHLJMANN f 'X 'l 4 uc., f eilzasszsz- 'T 'llllllill H, lllllllsl 'S --1 llllllll lllli lllll MR. G. DONALD MAIRS . . llllillS .B V. Q .Ji

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u y er c d g Pete o Callo ay Wo the W Matarre S de man Ca DeRaat Bro g a Co h S al ee SCHEDULE Teaneck Opp West Point lPlebesl Ridgewood Englewood Weehawken Tenafly Rutherford Hackensack Englewood Rndgewood Tenafly Rutherford Hackensack Kearny Once agam under the exceptnonal coaching of Leonard Smallheer the Teaneck soccer team enjoyed a wunnnng season Begnnnlng with a sensational 3 to 2 wln over the Army Plebes the squad played through a hard fought schedule ending wnth a thrllllng l to O setback at Kearny The Hlghway booters led by sen nors Steve Wright George Matarrese Walt Peterson Bob Breglua and John Baer turned In a creditable 7 5 l record flnlshung second In the N NJ I L and third an the county standlngs 23 Coach LEONARD SMALLH EER