Dwight Morrow High School - Engle Log Yearbook (Englewood, NJ)

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BEING A HISTORX OF THE E H S A Diem QQIOY ICHTHV HIVDRFD SFVENTY OYE year of extreme Importance to he yyorld because of the establlshment of the German Emprre to Envlewood because lt n hered 1n the hr h school Since that date the secondary schools haye taken rapid strides for yyard untll finally they were k n o yy n the natlon over fa r thelr hxvh schola trc standmg and hne character Noyy at the time of the fraduatxon of the mass o 54 Urea dllhcultres beset the system on all sldes and of Greatest and most felt concern 'nrt the economtc problems Desplt these dllllrultles and setbaclxs the high school does not sur of excellence qac FIHCCQ are elnff ma e by the stu dents and by the teachers There IC a lu ln actlv ty yet hope rs not forsaken Envlewood Hwh bchool casts nts yyay throuffh these tlmes of ad yerslty carefully ptektng lts path alona the road yyhere o many xnstttntmns haye fallen lloyyeyer the outlf ok at the present has not be come rlearer the educatron of the future voters o tn country s v-xecnuyes r mains nn pert of seyere cnrtallment With tht threat of danverous retrenchment lqll mv oyel tts head the F H S moyed to tts nf-yt fvntrtevs ln the mavmficent Dynght Nlorroys lnnldnyf' Here lll an :deal enytronment for learnm the students yyere confronted by the ffravrty of their posltton Wlth the outflow of money from educattonal funds checked wxth the S 0 haymg to restrict tts athletlc approprla tlons mth the extra curriculum orvamzatlons reducmv thelr programs they could not be as lavlsh m thelr an tlvltles as formerly Economy became t h e watchword conserve that of to day for those of to morrow Thls ap pea dld not fall upon deaf ears Surely such a be Ullllllllo' for a neyy choxl wlll stronv lv mfluence nts fu ture character Amerlca rose to tt present positron of Independence a n d enterprlse after a strufmle for llfe and subslstence Wlth an example as lnsplrlng as th hlstorv of the I, S before us we can ut help but feel that today s GEICIIHCCS of D Nl H Q wlll result IH her strenoth of tomor rfyy 4 sptrlt a tradttton ratsed and nourished tn the face of all odds and conflrctmv clrcum stances yyrll not become a thm and ghttermv coat of Ullt to be sr ratched by th first rumor of hardship 1871 Natal year of Enfflevyood schools fen Grades and klndervarten housed ln llttle red brlcls bntldmf' 33. I . .' '-. is a , 'g, 3 ', ,, ' r 'Y - 1 t D . , . W. . ' . , - s . 1. - A , V, , ' C - .. , U Q, I' c- ' ' ' . - - C . Y V f Y ii' Y s a :lk V. ' . GG 77 . . . F. Q D ' 5 L . I I . . :lux f '1 D at 1 . , .' Q, ,.' ' ,. ' ' C ' ' SY 1 I R' 3: ' - y - render its position hard and strenuous . . -, ,- W Er, f ' I -. b D y - . . d ' M . A , ll ' ' i j- l . - E .4 K , - . ' , -, . , '- - o .1 ' f . ' ' ' . H : ' I' ,, .. ' - 1 . . s. D - - ' D C' ' : ' . ' -' ., 7 ' e ., fl's e '.' 'l . '. ' 's a . , lr. fl - ' . .. . . ' , ' U ' , ' h 5 . . .s r- v L 1 v R K r ' .