Dwight Morrow High School - Engle Log Yearbook (Englewood, NJ)
- Class of 1939
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'K' .4 x W f, X if ,f 1 '1 pk' If ff ff Q N 1 , f Q , ,,.,,,- - x ,f ,,,, fr X 5 ' :if 3 ff I I ' X V Z' 5, '1'7f , ' ,ff f ' 1 1 f ' -f X ff iff' Agff 5, ff ,Kg 1 ff-ff K4 fy N fy ,X 2 L 4. I X A jfffqfi V' 'Kgs f 4552, ff' ' ' A , 76, 5 X Y ,Z T if 4 -A S K 'J f , W., , Q f Z 2 g ,xi . ' ,-. ,V ' 4 , K 4 Z 1 f' , 4 f Z Z ? 4 , 1 W ! gf 1. 1 'il' BLISHED by The Class of 1939 DEDICATION T0 Miss Daratlzly BIlffC'7 ZU01'fll and Mr. Ralph Dawson, for flzeir kind cooperation in all our affairs and sympathetic mzdersfandzazg of all our problems, we dcdicfafe the linglc'-Lag of 1939. Miss BUTTERWORTH MR. IDANYSON ADMINISTRATIUN VVINTON J. VVHITE Supcrihiehdclzt of Englewood Schools GEORGE W. PAULSEN Principal of Dwight Morrow High School J. PIARVEY COU LTER Vice-Principal of Dwight M owow High School FOREWORD --- FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW IN PRESENTINGMTHIS Loc from the Engle Woods, we seniors hope that it may serve in part as an inspiration to the young twigs who are soon to take our places in the forest. Indeed, it was a scant three years ago that we too were saplings, with perhaps a little moist sawdust behind our ears and birds' nests in our hair. However, in the course of these three years, our roots have become firmly imbedded in the rich soil of the Engle Woods, and we have grown to be sturdy young timber with our heads held high among the other trees of our size. But we have not spread our branches too far, for the faculty with prudent pruning, has prevented our shade from stunting the growth of the seedlings below us. These same woodsmen have seen to it that we have not been humps on the Log , or given to barking up the wrong tree 3 instead, they have helped us spread our roots in all directions so that we may better hold our own in the stormy winds that are to bend our branches in the future. Even the stafl' on which I lean is hewn from the same tried and seasoned wood-all chips from the same block-and it is their wish as well as mine that by leaving this fine, sturdy Log on which our deeds are engraved, we will blaze a trail that will guide future seniors to greater and greater achievements. Dedication . Administration . Back Logs . Big Chips . Who's Who . Knock on Wood . Gone by the Board Green Wood . Clubs . . Sportalog . Shingles . J. I. c. CONTENTS THE WOODPILE . . . . Page 4 . Page 6 . Pages 8 and 9 . Page 10 . Page 37 . Page 38 Page 39 . Page 40 . Page 46 . Page 64 . Page 81 BACK WOMENS FACULTY Seated, lst row-Mabel Scott. Leila Riekett, Marie Simpson Crawford, Mary McKenna, Ione Scholl Eekersen, Maude lNlaeCoon, Mary Ellen Crumley. Seated, 2nd row-Ruth Larned, Evelyn Robbins, Dorothy Butterworth, Velma Harrison, Emily Maelay, Marian Bates, Sarah Freeman, lidna Mulford, Lydia Urban, Alicia Smith, Sarah Shute. Standing, 3rd row-Lois Latham, Lillian Tobias, Dorothy Huhne VVard, Gladys Palmer, Sara Sproule, Marjory johnson Lewis. LOG MEN'S FACULTY Seated, lst row-Thomas Morgan, Harvey Coulter, John McKinley, James Kirkland, George Paulsen, lfdward Dobbelaar, Ralph Dawson. Standing, 2nd row-Francis Bowman, John XVardell, Carvel Sparrow, Aaron MaeCoon, Edward Rogerwiek, John Albohm, Lee Graver, VVendell Brown, Charles XYildriek, Rene La- Valley, Elmer Demaresf, Leo Gordown. As MERE SHAVINGS we left the Junior High School and became Sophomores in Dwight Morrow High School. But it didnlt take us long to get acquainted and organized as a class. Mrs. Engelke, Miss Butterworth, and Mr. Dawson took us in hand and managed our elections. The linal vote declared Drew Brinkerhoff, President: Jean Coulter, Vice-President: Jeanne Horton, Secretary, and Billy Beach, Treasurer. During the course of the year a 1novie benefit was sponsored and a successful dance, the Sophomore Hop, held April 30. On becoming Juniors, we again scored a financial success with another movie benefit and the Junior Spring Fling, our original form of the traditional Junior dance. Edwary Aubry held the reins of power as President during 1937 while Jean Coulter took over that position for 1938. Bud Baker kept the minutes and Jeanne Horton the account books. Many of the Junior boys upheld the honor of the class in the various sports while the girls did likewise. Our Senior year was crowned with suc- cess and crowded with activities. The ballot boxes revealed Thomas Tisza as President, Billy Beach, Vice-Presidentg Jeanne Horton, Secretary, and Dorothy Conklin, Treasurer. The nights of March 24 and 25 saw the class of 139 reach an unprecedented height, when a group of outstanding Seniors presented Death Takes a Holiday to capacity audiences at Roosevelt School. Jimmy Crump and Joan DeMott took the leading roles, sup- ported by an excellent cast. Several Senior Boys became the leaders of the Englewood City Government, May 16. On June 8, Hill-Billy Dayu was the object of the Senior Class-day program, and on June Z0 the class went off for a good time at Rye Beach. The annual Senior Prom was held June 22nd and the following day we bid a sad and somewhat teary farewell to our school days and to Dwight Morrow High School. BIG CHIPS DORIS ANNETTE ADAMS She who means no mischief, does it all. Pickwick, 4. MARTHA ELISABETH AHLF Be good, my child, and let who will be clever. German Club, 2, 3, 4. WALTER REXFORD ANDERSON Little said is soonest mended. ROBERT ARNOLD ARENTSEN Let the world slide. Track, 4. HELEN ATKACHUNAS A kind heart possesses a kingdom. Shorthand Club, 3, 4. EDWARD THOMAS AUBRY The lunatic, the lover, the poet are of imagination. Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, Chap- lain, Hi-Y 33 Letter Club 2, 3, 4: SGCUY- 0? Letter Club 33 Treas., -lg Pres. Junior Class: Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Service Corps 4. ROBERT LACHEN BAINES A fool must now and then be right by chance. Tennis 2, 3, 43 Doubles 3, Singles 43 Boys' A. A. Council 3, 43 Letter Club 3, 4. CHARLES AUGUSTUS BAKER lt is impossible not to be sometimes a snob.' Track 3, Football 2, 43 Sect'y Junior Class, Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres., 43 Photo Ed. Engle-Logg Let- ter Club -lg Golf 4. MERVIN BANKEL A born plaguerl' DORIS EDITH BARBER She is as constant as the stars that never vary.' Shorthand Club 4. LOUISE ANN BARRETT To a. young heart everything is fun. Cheerleader 4g Paleteersg Spade and Hoe. Shirley Harriet Barrett 'Tis good to be merry and wise. . ELIZABETH LOUISE BARRON Firmness is great, persistencyjs greater. Business man. Engle-Log, Diversity 2, 3, 4: Library Council 43 Treas., German 43 Cheerlead- er 3, 45 Service Corps 45 Hockey 3, 43 Basket- ball 4g Soccer 4. ALICE BASRALIAN O, she will sing' the savageness out 0 Choir 2, 3, 4. DAVID PATTON BAUER I'lI take the path with least resistance. Senior Patrol, German Club 2. ELYNOR BAYCICH All who joy would win must share ness was born a. twin. WILLIAM ALLEN BEACH They say a blush is divine: If Wish I could get rid of mine. Soccer 3, 49 Golf 2, 3, 43 Tennis 4, Treas. ot' Soph. Class, V. Pres. Senior Classy Hi-Y 3, 4, V. Pres. 43 Letter Club 43 German Club 4. GRACE ELEANOR BEEGLE Softness of smile indicates softne character. ' ' Shorthand Club 3. JUDY BEHR Gather roses while they bloom: tomorrow is far away. Blt and Bridle 25 Girls' A. A. 2, 35 Archery 3, -1: Basketball 3. JOSEPHINE BELABOKY Fun is a. sugar coated pill. Shorthand Club 4. f a bear it-happ ss of NED SHERWOOD BENNETT Folly is wont to have more followers and comrades than discretion. Football 43 Track 3, 43 Track Capt. 43 Letter Club 43 Senior Patrolg Gym Club. DOROTHY JEANNE BISSELLE A good jest forever. Girls' A, A. 2, 3, 43 Belles Lettres 3, 43 Diversity 43 Engle-E 3, 43 Engle-Logg Pal- eteers 43 Cheer Leader 43 The Senior Play: Foreign Policy 43 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE BOLCIK Fancy setsf the value on for- tune's gifts. Shorthand Club 3. BETTY JEAN BOUSTEAD The gayest coquette that coach'd it around the town. Masque and Wig 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Diversity 2, 3, 43 Sect'y. 43 Service Corps 4. NOEL CAMPBELL BREAULT The soul of this man is clothes. Hi-Y 3, 43 Soccer 3, 43 Letter Club 3, 43 S. 0. 43 Boys' A. A. STEPHEN PETER BIEN- KOWSKI My tongue within my lips l reln3 lfor who talks much must talk in vain. Baseball 2, 3, 4. SALLY ANN BLYTHE Blushes are the rainbow of modesty. Engle-E 43' Paleteers 23 Girls' A. A. 2, 43 Pickwick 3. 43 Bit and Bridle 23 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. IEAN KATHRYNE BORGOS As merry as the day is long. Cheerleader 3. 4. Captain 43 Girls' A. A. 43 Class Day 4. JAMES THOMAS BRADLEY The ungrown glories of his beamy hair. ANNA FLORENCE BREX Nothing is pleasant that is not spiced with variety. Track Capt. 23 Gregg Short- hand 3, 4. ANDREW Q. BRINKERHOFF I came: I saw, I conquered. Pres. Soph. Class, Hi-Y 3, 4: Masque and Wig 2, 3, 4, Pres. 33 Football 2, 3, 4: Senior Play, Track 3, 43 S. O. Pres. 43 Little Theater League 3. NATALIE CANADA BROWNE Wit is the salt of conversa- tion, not the food. Foreign Policy 2.5, fl, Choir 2 LANE BRYANT One cannot know every- thing. RUTH JOSEPHINE CAGNEY Amiability shines by its own light. Diversity 4: Paleteers 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: S. O. 43 Girls' Sports 3, 4. JENNIE CAPASSO Faith is the pencil of the soul. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, Il, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 43Shorthand 33 Bugle, Fife and Drum Corps 3 4 , . H WARREN CARL BROCKING 'Young fellows will be young fellows. WILLIAM JOHN BROWNLEE Thou shouldst eat to live, not live to eat. ORA NATALIE BURNS A merry heart goes all the day, a sad tires in Il mile. u JOSEPHINE MARTHA CANONICA Contentmeint, parent of de- light. JOSEPH LEO CARNEY Zealous, yet modest. Soccer 3, Baseball 3, 45 Hi- Y 43 A. A. Council 4, S. O. 4. JANET MARGARET CARRICK A lovely girl is above all rank. Diversity 3, 43 Trl-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3: Junior Senior Council, Hockey 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4 Basketball 3, 49 Baseball 4. JOSEPH CHAVINSKY When ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be Wise. Choir 2. IRVIN COHEN A progeny of 1ea.nnlng. Basektball 2, 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3, 4: Honor Society Treas. 4g A. A. Council, Vice-Pres. 43 Engle Log: Handball. ' DOROTHY JANE CONKLIN Good humor is always a success. Soph. and Junior Council: Diversity 2, 3, -1. Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 S. O. 4, Belles Lettres 3, 43 Treas. of Senior Classy Senior Play: Service Corps 43 Choir 3. 2 MARY LUCILLE CONROY A woman's thought runs before her actions! Spade and Hoe 3, 4, Archery 45 S. 0. 4. JEAN EVELYN COULTER Candor is the brightest gem of criticism. Diversity 2, 3, 45 S. O. 2, 3, Choir 33 S. O. Sect'y and Treas. 45 Masque and Wig 2, 3, 4, Sect'y 2g Soph. Vice Pres., Junior Class Pres. MARJORIE ANNETTE COYNE Beauty is powerg a smile is its sword. JUANITA CROWELL Tranquil pleasures last the longest. Soccer 33 Foreign Policy 3. RUTH HOPE CROWELL Gaiety is the soul's health. Soccer 33 Engle-Log, Foreign Policy 3. JAMES IRVING CRUMP A versatile fellow with many talents. Masque and Wig 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4g Engle-Log 3, 4, Editor 43 Choir 35 Senior Play. 1 SHEILA CRYSTAL Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Choir 2, 3, 4: Shorthand Club 3,43 Spade and Hoc 2, 3, 4. Sect'y 2, Pres. 33 Tennis 25 Oracle 4: Engle-Lo2'. JEROME BENEDICT D'AGOSTINO A man is but what he knoweth. Math. Club 43 Choir 3, 4. JOSEPH DANIELS A smile that was childl'ke and bland. JOSEPH DAVID Sweet graduates in their golden hair. GLORIA DE MARRAIS Thy voice is a. celestial melody. Masque and Wig 2, 3, 4, Sect'y 3, 45 Pickwick 3, 4: S. O. 3: Soccer 23 Hockey 2, 39 Basketball 2, 3: French Club 45 Choir 2, 3, 43 Engle-Log. JOAN DE MOTT Her stop is music and her voice is song. Eagle-Log 4, Pres.: French Club 3, 4, Pres.: Di- versity 3, 43 Masque 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3: S. O. 4, Foreign Policy 45 Girls' A. A. 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Engle-Log: Senior Playg Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. .TUANITA EMILIA DE MOTT Whatever is popular deserves attention. Diversity 2, 3, 4, Treas. 43 Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Sect'y 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 33 Girls' A, A. 3, 4: Engle-E 3, 4: German Club 3, Vice Pres. 33 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEE WINIFRED DE NYSE Thy voice is sweet as if it took its music from thy face. Belles Lettres 3, 4: S. O. 3: Tennis 3, 4: Hockey 23 Basketball 3: Soccer 2. ANN ELIZABETH DIXON Purpose is what gives life a. meaning Paleteers 4gOracle 4, Exchange Ed.g Pro and Con 45 French C1ub4g Engle-Log: S.O.43Service Corps 23 Bit and Bridle, Foreign Policy 43 Soccer 4: Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 2, 4. EDNA DOBBINS I do but sing because I must. Choir 2, 3, 4. HELEN JEAN DOBROSK1 Gentleness and affability con- quer at last. Shorthand Club 3, 4. EDNA CAROLIN DRAKE But oh, she dances such FL way. LILLIAN ELLEN DWIGHT Vivacity is the gift of woman. Shorthand Club 45 S. O. 42 Archery 4. RUTH CON STANCE EDWARDS Sweets to the sweet. Paleteers 2, 3, 4, Engle-Log. ELEANORE ALVINE ERICKSON Frivolity and originality go hand in hand. Soccer 3, 4, Baseball 43 Oracle 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH DOYLE The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleas- ure mfy business. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 4g Tennis 2, 3, 45 Letter Club 3, 4: Service Corps 4. HAROLD DRISCOLL Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare. SHIRLEY EATON Silence never makes any blunders. Football 43 Track 4. MADELINE ENGL A maiden hath no tongue- but thought. Oracle 43 Soccer 4. NANCY ESPOSITO Quality, not quantity, is my measure. Garden Club 3, 43 Shorthand 4. ALFRED HENRY FAULKNER One may smile and smile, and still be a villian. -4 MARTIN FINK His hair is of a good color, an excellent color. MOE FLEISCHER Laugh, and be fat, sir. HENRY JOSEPH FORMON I would rather! be right than be president. Football 3, 43 Track 4. ADELE GAETJENS An ounce of courage will go farther with women than a pound of timidityf' Engle-E, Treas. 45 Belles Lettres 3. 47 Diversity 43 Girls' A. A. 2, 35 Engle-Log, Bugle, Flfe and Drum 3g Riding Club 2' Paleteers 3. 49 Girls' Sports .4 z,' 3, 4. 1 JANET RUTH FESTE A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Diversity 43 Belles Lettres fl: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. ADELINE ELIZABETH FLEISCHER Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Choir 2, 33 Honor Society 4. ANNA FORD Humor is the pensiveness of wit. BERTIE FRANKEL Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. LEILA ELIZABETH GENTLEMAN The most effective coquetry is innocence. Tri-Y, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4: Paleteers, Treas. 23 Diversity 3, 43 Girls' A. A., Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. LEO GERACE Who talks much must talk in vain. Baseball 3, 4. MARIE DORIS GERAGHTY Youth without faith is a. day without sun. Bugle, Fife amd Drum 33 Shorthand Club 4: Senior Outing Committee Chairmang Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. HERBERT FREDRIC GERDES He hath a. lean and hungry look. Choir 2, 45 Track' 23 Math Club Pres. 45 Engle- Log. BARBARA GIBBONS I dare do all that may become a. man, who dares do more is none. MARGARET KENYON GOLDSMITH How high and noble is her pride. Entered 19375 Choir 3, 43 Pickwick 3, 43 Lit. Ed. Oracle 4. DENE ELIZABETH GRACEY It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Foreign Policy 45 Bit and Bridle 43 Service Corps 4. DAVID EUGENE GREIN Here's a young man who has brains enough to make a fool of himself. HARRY CARL GUSTAVSON Like a Frenchman-easy, debonair, and brisk. Track 2g Choir 33 Oracle 3. RICHARD PAUL HAHN Most men take the middle path. Foreign Pol cy 4. DORIS JANE HAIGHT - One only thought can enter every head, the thought Of golf. Pickwick 3, 4, Pres. 43 Engle-E 43 Girls' A. A. 4g Girls' Sports 3, 4. ROBERT HALIEN A ma.n's a man for a' 0' that. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN HALLIDAY All mankind loves a lover. Hi-Y 4, Masque and Wig 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Engle-Log. LOIS ANITA HAMMACK In every gesture, dignity- Tri-Y 43 Foreign Policy. JULIA ELIZABETH HAMPTON Usefulness, the great aim of human life. LEONARD JAMES HANSEN Talents constitute our very essence. Football 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Capt. 45 Hi-Y 4g German Club 3, 4, Pres. 4g Choir 2, 45 Boys' A. A. 43 Engle-Log, DORIS LILLIAN HANUSEK The pricel of' wisdom is above rub'es. Gregg Shorthand 3, 4. GEORGE WOOD HARBESON Where there's a will there's a. way. FRANK HARDT A sprightly little fellow with a twinkle in his eye. IVAN CLARENCE HARPER Art needs no spur beyond itself. Track 2, 33 Football 2, 3 3 Baseball 2, 35 Letter' Club 35 Engle-Log, Art Ed. FLORENCE EVELYN HAUCK Contentment dwells within her for her mind is fed, and temperance has driven out unrest. Choir 2, 3, 4. RUTH LORENE HAUCK She will succeed, for she be- lieves what she does. Choir 2, 3, 4. HELEN HEALY Your gentleness shall force more than your force move us to gentlenessf' DONALD THOMAS ' HEYBOER He, perfect dancer, climbs the rope, and balances your fear and hope. Choir 2, 45 Soccer 4, Handball 4. MATILDA HORN She has an eye that could speak, tho' her tongue were silent. Choir 2, 45 Masque and Wig 3, 45 Bit and Bridle 3, 4, Pres. 4. MILDRED MARION HUEBER Do you know a young woman who is not ready to flirt? Paleteers 4, Vice Pres. 43 Soc- cer 2, 33 Hockey 2, 3. MARIAN ELIZABETH HAUENSTEIN W Taste is often one of the aspects of fashion. Shorthand Club 4. HAROLD JOSEPH I-IERSAM Ambition has no rest. Choir 33 German Club 45 Math. Club 4, Senior Play, Business Man., Honor Society 4, Pres.: Soccer 4. HILDA LEE HOLMBERG The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Choir 23 Gregg- Shorthand Treas. 4g Tennis 2, Senior Council. JEANNE ANNE HORTON Fine manners are the mantle of fair minds. Sect'y Soph., Sect'y Senior, Treas, Junior Classy Pro and Con. Sect'y 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Masque and Wig 2, 3: For- eign Policy 45 French Club 3, 4, Trl-Y 3, 4. EUGENE S. IACONETTI Two-fifths of him genius: three-fifths sheer fudge. Football 2, 3, 4. DORIS I. JONES I have immortal longings in me. Choir 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, -1: Bugle, Fife and Drum 2: Girls' A. A., Vice Pres. 4: Engle-E 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Pale- teers 2, 3, 4: Foreign Policy 4: French Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Senior Play: Engle-Log: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR DELPHINE JONES Laugh and the world laughs with you. KENNETH THOMAS JONES Silence is a virtue. SIDNEY KALMAN The wise hand does not all the tongue dictates. GEORGE SABURO KASHIMA His hobby is cooking, an art, a. noble science. Choir 2, 3, 4: Orchestra. 2: Baseball 4: Math Club Pres. 4: Handball 3, 4. DOROTHY JUNE JONES Gaiety is to good humor as perfume is to a lady. Shorthand Club 3, 4: Spade and Hoe 4: Engle-Log. JUANITA ADELE JONES 'Tis good nature only wins the world. Choir 2, 3: Foreign Policy 4. EDITH SHERLI JOSELSON One thing- is forever good: that thing is success. Masque and Wig 2, 3, 4: Oracle 2: Senior Play: Pro and Con, Treas. 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Engle-Log. MARIE ELIZABETH KAMM Good humor is allied to gen- erosity. Paleteers 4: Archery 4. WALTER HAROLD KEILT Men of few words are the best men. Track 4: Choir 3, 4: Math. Club 4. XVINIFRED ELIZABETH KELLY Born for success, she seemed with grace to Win, with heart to hold. Engle-Log' Ass'st. Ed.3 Oracle 2, 3, 4, Assist Ed, 43 Foreign Policy 3, 43 Vice pres. 43 Service Corps 23 Belles Lettres 33 Vice Pres. 33 Ger- man Club 43 Honor Society 43 Choir 3, 43 Soph and Junior councils. MURIEL EVA KENT A good laugh is sunshine in IL house. HARRIET KESSER The power of gentleness is irresistible. WINIFRED LORRAINE KING Coquetry is the champagne of love . Belles Lettres 3, 43 Sect'y. 33 Pickwick 4: Uhoir 33 G-irls' Sports 2, 3, 4. EDWARD KOPPENAAL Man is no match for women where mischief reigns . Paleteers 43 Orchestra 43 Band 4. EMIL KRAUSE lt is in learning music that many hearts learn love . MARGARET KUFFNER There is a majestic grandeur in tranquillity . Spade and Hoe 3, -13 Sec'y-Treas. 43 V-Pres. 4. ELEANOR LI LLIAN LARSEN Her designs and labors and aspirations are only for her friends . MARIE LA VECCHIO To women silence gives their proper grace . Shorthand Club 4. MARION PATRICIA LEECH lt is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. EMILY LEWITZ The small courtesies sweeten life. JANE GOULD LOEWENTHAL The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. Foreign Policy 4. NATALIE FONTAINE LOGAN My deeds will speak. Foreign Policy 4: Bit and Bridle 4: Gregg Short hand 4. WILLIAM RAYMOND LOVELESS An affable and courteous gentleman. Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Ger- man 3, 4: Track 4: Pro and Con 43 Oracle 4: Foreign Policy 4: Chess Club 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: Service Corps 4. HARRY LUCAS He lives at ease that freely lives. Oracle 4: Choir 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2 3: Senior Play: Service Corps 45 Math Club -1 Outing Club 4. ROBERT LUSSKIN Quiet men of all others are most witty. Masque and Wig 3, 4: Treas. 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Let- ter Club 4: Pres. A. A. 4: Senior Play 4: Mem- ber of D. M. H. S. A. A. board of control. THERESA CHARLOTTE LUXARDO Contentment is natural wealth: luxury arti- ficial poverty. ROBERT WALTER LYLE In framing an artist, art hath thus decreed, to make some good, but others to exceed. Masque and Wig 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Foreign Policy 4. WATSON ANDREW MACKNIGHT Speech is great, but silence is greater. Football, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: V. Pres. of S. O 4: Senior Play. CAROLINE MAC LEAN Hay-day, what :1 sweep of vanity comes this way! Pickwick 2, 3, 4: Sec'y 3: V. Pres. 4: Bit and Bridle V. Pres. 3: Soccer 2: Choir 3: Ping Pong 2, 3: Engle-Log. RUTH MADAMBA The two noblest of things, which are sweetness and like. Hockey 2, 35 Basketball 3: Soccer 25 Gregg Shorthand 3, 45 Paleteers 3, 45 Treas. 3. KENNETH JAMES MAN- TI-IORNE The ungrown glories of his beamy hair. Masque and Wig 2, 3, 45 Serv- ice Corps 45 Senior Play 45 Stamp Club 35 Track 3, 45 Oracle 2, 45 Engle-Log 2, 45 Math Club 45 Foreign Policy 4. MARY ROSE MASSARI Her laugh full of life, with- out any control was one of happiness wrung' from her soul. Entered 19385 Archery 45 Sen- ior Class Day Committee5 Seu- ior Outing Committee. GLADYS ELAINE MCKEE To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. ETHEL MAUDE MEIER Her words are trusty heralds to her mind. Basketball 35 Choir 2, 35 Base- ball 25 Gregg Shorthand 3, 4: Pres. 45 Senior Council. FRANK ANTHONY MAGYER Absence in body. but present in spirit. Choir 2, 3. 45 Gym Club 2. LENA MARINO Frailty thy name is woman. Shorthand Club 3, 45 Sec'y 4: Basketball 3. MICHAEL DIRRANE MAT- TI-IEWS I am here5 here I remain. Trck 2, 3, 45 Oracle 45 Band 45 Foreign Policy 45 Orchestra. 4: Choir 3, 45 Service Corps 45 Senior Play. MORTIMER JAMES MC- KINNEY A good heart is worth gold. Choir 2, 45 Soccer 2. MARJORIE MELDRUM A pleasant companion is as good as a gift. Pickwick 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Bit and Bridle 35 Oracle 4: Archery 4. THOMAS JOSEPH MEN- CHION Never idle a moment but thrifty a.n,d thoughtful of others. MARIE MILLER Flirtation and coquetry are so nearly allied as to be iden- tical. WARREN ANTHONY MOL-- TENI Where sense is wanting, everything is wanting. Band 2, 43 Orchestra 2, 4' Golf 3, 4. PATRICIA GERTRUDE MORRIS There is no diplomacy like silence! ' FLORENCE MOTT 'Do you think a woma.n's sil- ence can be natural? ARTHUR ROYDEN MER- RITT Repair thy wit, good youth, or it will fall to cureless ruin. STANLEY NATHANIEL MILLER A good mind possesses a king- dom. Sect'y A, A. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Senior Council: Service Corps 45 Let- ter Club 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4: Senior Play, Senior Prom Committee. JANET MOORMAN What we do not understand we do not possess. RUTH WEBSTER MORTON Character makes its own destiny. Choir 2, 35 Tri-Y 3, 4: Diver- sity 3, 45 Engle-Log, Foreign Policy 43 Girls' A. A. 3, 4: German Club: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. MARIE LOU MUCKLEY A horse, a. horse, my king- dom for a. horse. Honor Society 43 Diversity 2, 3, 43 Pres. 43 Girls' A. A. 3, 43 Sect'y 33 Engle-E 2, 3, 4: Sect'y 43 Masque and Wig 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Service Corps 23 Engle-Log: Choir 3, 43 Foreign Policy 45 Senior Play, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR RAE NELSON Talent rules without a. sceptre. Oracle 25 S. O. 25 Service Corps 25 Engle-E 2 3 Girls' 45 Belles Lettres, sect'y and Vice Pres. 3: A. A. 2, 3, 45 Sect'y 45 Tri- Y 3, 15 Treas. 45 Pickwick 45 Foreign Policy 45 Engle- LOS' : ' ' Let A rch Hockey 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 45 EDITH EDNA NEMECEK An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a, pound of sadness. Gregg Shorthand 3, 45 Tennis 25 Archery 3, 4. JOSEPH KORNER NOLLER a, fool hold his tongue and he will pass for a sage. IRENE GLADYS OSTHEIMER Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. JAMES DONALD PEARCE Silence is strength. EVELYN RUTH PEARSON Where did you get your eyes so blue? Choir 25 Gregg Shorthand 3, 45 Archery 4. HARRIET ANNE PECK Delicacy in woman is strength. ery 4. MOULTRIE ELIZABETH PEGUESE He does it with a better grace, but I do it more naturally. HENRY THOMAS PEPER How easy it is to be amiable. ALBERTA JANET PERPENTE Labor conquers all things. Paleteers 2, 3, 45 Foreign Policy 4. BETTY PERRIS Fortune favors the bold. Foreign Policy 4. MARTIN HAROLD PERRY A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. DOROTHY ROSALIE PETERSON Gaity i the soul's health. Gregg Shorthand 3, 43 Baseball 3g Tennis 3. ANTHONY GEORGE POGGI Never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles you. Football 2, 3, 4. 1-IYMEN POMERANTZ Thought is silence. SOL SHERMAN POMERANTZ Nature designed me to make a noise. HANS RAYMOND PRIESTER Man, that would blush at being thought sincere. Cho'r 2, 3, 43 German Club 2, 3, 43 Treas. -lg Tennis 2, 3, 45 Letter Club 3, 4, FRANK FRED PURTZ The inborn geniality of some people amounts to genius. JOSEPH JOHN RAFTERY The best of life is conversation. RUTH MARY RATH . . How goodness heightens beauty. Belles Lettres 45 Treas. 43 German Club 45 Girls' A. A. 4: Choir 2, 33 Gregg Shorthand 39 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH JOHN RAVESE The man who has music in his soul has a great fortune. Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3. 4. GEORGE REILLEY He who means no mischief does it all. Football 2, 33 Math Club 4. ELIZABETH FRANCES REPETTO To a young heart, everything is fun. Belles Lettres 3, 45 Treas. 3: Pres. 4: Paleteers 43 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. JEAN MARIE RUSSO Patience is good, but joy is better. Gregg' Shorthand 3, 45 Arch- ery 3. CAROLE LORRAINE SAUER Ease and dignity. Soccer 2, 3: Paleteers 2, 3, 4: Sect'y 2, 4: Tri-Y 45 Girls' A. A. 2: Basketball 2, 35 Hoc- key 2, 3. GEORGE REIDY He's plump, he's gay, he's lots of fun. ELIZABETH FRANCES REITZE A smiling face bespeaks a smiling heart. Belles Lettres 3, 49 Treas. 4: German Club 45 Engle-Log: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE ELEANOR ROSENWALD Good sense and good nature must ever go together. Tennis 25 Choir 23 Gregg Shorthand 3, 43 Vice Pres. 4. PHILIP SAKEWITZ It would talk, but it ca,n't. German Club 3, 4, Handball 4. MARIE ANNE SCHMALEN- BERG-ER The love light in your eye. Paleteers 2, 3g Library Coun- cil 2, 3: Pickwick 3, 4. JANE SHELDON SCHWEN- KER Studious of ease and fond of humble things. Choir 2. 3, 43 Vice Pres. 4: Orchestra 43 Cheer Leader 3, 43 Music Club 23 Soccer 43 Belles Lettres 43 Bit and Bridle 4. ETHEL GRACE SELENTANO A light heart lives long. EVELYN SCHECTER The most manifest sign of wisdom is continuous cheer- fulness. Entered 1939, EDWIN EVAN SHIPE Come, give us a taste of your quality. Football 2, 33 Track 3, 43 Let- ter Club 3. 43 Pro and Con 2: Oracle 4. DORIS ROSE SLOVAK 'Those blue violets, her eyes. NICHOLAS ARTHUR SCU- TIERO I am not only witty in my self, but the cause of it in other men. Track 33 Gym Club 3. LEONA SHANNON Oh, I am stabbed with laughter. ' ' Choral Club 43 Choir 43 Bit and Bridle 4. HAROLD DEWITT SHER- WOOD Guess his humior ain't re- fined quite enough to suit my mind. Entered 19383 Baseball 4. ARNOLD SILVER And the crowds roared, 'Heigh-O Silver'. Track 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Oracle 43 Boys' A. A. 43 Let- ter Club 3, 43 Service Corps 4. REGINA SMITH Grace is the outcome of in- ward harmony. JOHN SPINOSA He used to raise a storm in a teapot. Track 4. JOHN CLIFFORD STAHLBERGER A man is but what he knows. Foreign Policy 3, 43 Pres. 3, 43 Pro a.nd Con 43 Oracle 2, 4. JOHN JOSEPH STANLEY Blush, O blush, thou baby cheek. Masque and Wig 43 Foreign Policy 43 Senior Play3 Choir 3, 43 Senior Prom Committee. RAY EDWARD STEINBACHER Crowds speak. of heroes. Football 4 3 Basketball 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. GRACE ANNE STRACHAN Her voice is low and gentle, an excellent thing in woman. Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 43 Pres. 43 Diversity 3, 43 Sect'y 33 Senior Council 43 Foreign Policy 43 Honor Society 43 Engle-Log3 Service Corps 2: Engle-E 3, 43 Belles Lettres 2, 3, 43 Senior Play: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. STEWART SEYMOUR SWANN Idleness is the canker of the mind. Basketball 3, 43 Tennis 4. GERTRUDE TAIT She knows most who speaks least. Foreign Policy 3, 43 Sect'y 43 Library Council Treas. 4. ARTHUR ROBERT TARDITI A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Foreign Policy 23 Paleteers 43 Soccer 23 Foot- ball 2, 33 Band 2g Golf 2, 33 Horseshoe doubles champ. HAROLD LOUIS TEPE Comb down his hair, Look, look, it stands up- right. Football 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Hi-Y 4. THOMAS ERNEST TISZA Here is a nob'lity in the world of manners. Track 23 Orchestra 23 Service Corps 43 Honor Society 43 Pres. Senior Class3 Pro and Con 3, 43 Pres. 33 Masque and Wig 3, 4. HERBERT CHRIS UMLAND Handsome is as handsome does. ROSS VACHON All the world loves a lover. JOHN MACKINNON VALLANCE That man who blushes is not quite a brute. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Capt. 43 Most valuable player awardg A. A. Council 43 Hi- Y 3, 4, Sect'y 4: Choir 2, 3, 43 Letter Club 3, 45 Track 35 Golf 43 Paleteers 4, Treas. 43 Engle-Logg Basketball 6, 4. 5 ETHEL VAN KLEEF 'The Joy of Youth and health her eyes display. Spade and Hoe 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Sect'y 3, Pres. 43 Bugle Fife and Drum 33 Oracle 4: Senior Playg Gregg Shorthand 2, 3, 4. WINIFRED VICARI I have a heart with room for every joy. Gregg Shorthand 3, 4. MARGARET LUCY VICO A face with gladness overspreadf' MARGARET ANNA VOKES Her voice is song. Honor Society 43 German Club 43 Choir 3, IZ Basketball 4. MARGARET VANNETTE VONDROAN As merry as the day is long. Foreign Policy 3, 4. CLARA MARIE VOORI-IIS The unspoken word never does harm. Choir 3, 45 Bit and Bridle 43 Music Club 2. DONALD WALKER Time and tide wait for no man. Intramural Basketball, SALLY IRENE WALLER A studious, bright young maid is she. Masque and Wig 2, 3, 43 Pro and Con 2, 3. ROBERT MELVILLE WES- OOTT Could I love less, I should be happier now. Football 2, 39 Paleteers 4: Basketball 43 Outing Club -1. ROBERT CURRIER WHITE Some men are born to feast and not to fight. Hi-Y 43 Choir 2, 3, 45 Soph., Junior, and Senior Council: Service Corps 4, French Club 3, 4, Sect'y 45 Senior Play: Stamp Club 2, 35 Oracle 2: Foreign Policy 4. ROBERT DAVID WIDES Moderation in all things. Basketball 2. IRVING WILLIAM WOOD Silence is golden. GERTRUDE SELENA WASHINGTON Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhoodf' MARGARET ALBERTA WHITE To women, silence gives the proper grace. Choir 23 Bit and Bridle 3, 4. MARGARET ELEANOR WHITESELL Her ways are' ways of pleas- antnessf' Oracle 43 Math Club 4: Soccer 45 Baseball 4. LIONEL FRANCIS WILL- OUGHBY The more the Merrler. Choir 43 Track 2. VIRGINIA CARROLL WORTHLEY She who is good is happy. Foreign, Policy 3, 43 Girls Sports 2, 3, 4. u n JOHN DESMOND WRAY And he walks with a. rolling gait! ' Soccer 2, 35 Engle-Arts 2. DOROTHEA LUCILLE ZAV- ERTNIK We must be young to enjoy great things. Diversity 3, 43 Trl-Y 3, 4, Pres. 45 Girls' A. A., Treas. 4: Engle-E 2, 3, 43 Choir 3: Service Corps 23 Honor So- ciety 4g Cheer Leader 43 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4: Winner of El- mira. Key 3. J ACQUELINE YATES To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. MARY ZGOLICI-I 'Take everyone's advice: then, do as you please. Gregg Shorthand 3 5 Engle- Arts 2, Ping Pong 2 3 Bit and Bridle 2, 3. WHO' WHO in ' 'K' 1. fffw. 'W--mm iwwx S , 3 3 i 1 Sr X. Most boisterous girl Jeanne Bisselle WHO'S Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best looking Girl Best looking Boy Best actress Best actor Class sweetheart Class lover Best girl dancer Best boy dancer Girl most likely to succeed Boy most likely to succeed Class Wit Peppiest Girl Peppiest Boy Best dressed girl Best dressed boy Quietest girl Quietest boy Most boisterous boy Most studious girl Most studious boy Most amiable girl Most amiable boy Most Most Most Most Most athletic girl athletic boy talented girl talented boy popular couple Best mannered girl Best mannered boy Class Baby Class Scatterbrain Most popular sport Most popular teacher Most popular subject Most popular book Most popular movie Class song bird Cgirlj Class song bird Cboyj Most sophisticated girl Most sophisticated boy WHO Grace Strachan Drew Brinkerhoff Lelia Gentleman Royden Merritt Joan De Mott Jimmy Crump Leila Gentleman Bob Halliday Jeanne Bisselle Charles Baker Dorothea Zavertnik Harold Hersam Bob Halliday Jeanne Bisselle Bob Halliday Grace Strachan Noel Breault Doris Adams VVilliam Wood Bob Ha11if1ay Doris Jones Harold Hersam Grace Strachan Drew Brinkerhoff Marie Lou Muckley Raymond Steinbach Eleanor Nelson Leonard Hansen Cl' Jimmy Crump, Jean Coulter Grace Strachan Thomas Tisza Juanita De Mott Nicholas Scutiero Football Mr. Albohm Muzzy Rebecca Gunga Din Margaret Vokes Leonard Hansen Edith Joselson Jimmy Crump NUCK OOD STATION Y. B. A. Bug interrupts the regular program of Morton's Multi- plying Muscles to bring you a special news broadcast. A huge swarm of mental monsters are approaching the city from every direction of Engle-Woods. There is no cause for alarm! We have every reason to believe it is only Brother B. taking the 1959 Sophs on a modernized bugology tour to determine the results of the great migration of '39, when over two hundred bugs suddenly left Dwight Morrow High. They have crossed the famous George Chudik Bridge and are coming down the great Whitey Way, where just last night, james I. Crump scored his latest Hop, Bees in Your Bonnet, with Robert Lyle and joan DeMott, the screen's great lovers, co-Hopping. fTry again, Mr. Crump, it surely isn't talent you're lackinglj From the base of Tisza Triangle, they have spread out in all directions, notebooks in hand, ready for anything. At Gerdes Hall some are listening with awe to the liery phrases of the world dictator, Henry Formon, Miss Freeman's former protege, as he expounds Jack Stahlberger's theory of Democracy for de masses of de woild . fOrchids to Miss Freemanj. just around the corner at Peper's Poetic Society many others are held in rapture by the inspiring words of Nick Scutiero and Philip Sakewitz, the unsuccessful window-washers who discovered they had the souls of poets. CAnd de woim's toinedj. Well, how education has progressed! A group of young stirs have just checked everything at Beach's Better Tight Night Club, where Lenny Hansen and Margaret Vokes are swinging their version of Sing You Sinners , and Howard Hageman's Mathematically Precise Mad Musicians beat it out in a syncopated ratio! Some of the more aesthetic natured youths have procured tickets to Tro De Bul , Drew BrinkerhoFf's operatic extravaganza, starring jack Stanley, the leading contender of the Metropolitan Uproar. The cast is supported CFD by Harold Tepe, ballet master of Sissy Muckleroy's Body-Bender Ballet fHooJ, and Doris Jones, far fetched toe treader, for her blank interpretation of the Dance of the Muscle Shows . Another group is now wandering down Nelson Boulevard. It has just come upon the city's bewildered woman, Jean Coulter, still searching for a faithful man. fTsk, tsk, what happened to James I.?j Farther down the street they have stopped to gaze in amazement at the sign in front of Anthony Poggi's School for Languages, which announces Bob Halliday's appointment to pro- fessorship of Greek Cit's still Greek to him.j The specimens of femininity you see examining the display windows at Stan Miller's are cooing over the originality of I. Mackinnon Vallance's latest artistic creation-Scotch lingerie. The man with the package who just left the window gazers is Bob Lusskin, a veteran traveling salesman who married a cute trick from Brook Line C and Sinkerbj and is still traveling. We now flash you to Beau Merritt's Superfluously Scientific We Search Laboratories where several of the bugologv students are watching the antics of Harold Hersam, now feverishly engrossed in his latest theory-that by dividing a vacuuous vacuum into its component parts, it is proven that nothing is some- thing! flt is only a step between a genius and a madmanj To complete our picture, Ladies and Gentlemen. we take you to the City Sanitorium, where Leila Gentleman thinks she's running an Insane Asylum for dizzy Blondes. According to the directing physician. Grace Strachan, P.A.D., LQ., P.S., it is doubtful that the stricken woman will ever be sane enough to leave its grounds. The young investigators are filled with pity over the tragedy. This concludes our special broadcast. For further details read your local newspaper ---. We now return you to Multiplying Muscles. GUNE BY THE BOARD WE, THE MEMBERS of the graduating class of 1939, being of more or less sound mind and intention, having spent four active years in this institution of learning, can look back and contentedly hand oveu the reins of school government to those underclassmen who follow. Sorrowfully we bequeath the following possessions : Gloria DeMarrais leaves a new edition of How to Make Your Pointl' to Miss Freeman's seniors. Harry Lucas leaves his lickleness to the weatherman C not that he needs itj. James Crump leaves his latent stores of wit, copied from Ned Sparks and W. C. Fields, to Charles Jacobson. To Miss Mulford, Jeanne Bisselle donates her title of Queen of Swing . Arnold Silver gives his alias, Hi Ho Silver , to his little brother, Quick Silver. The Choir crushes of Bob NVhite are left to Marvin XVides. Frank Curth is stuck with Billy Beach's ultra-loud checked shirt and yellow sweater. Adele Gaetjens' tempermental disposition Qninety-eight per cent temperg two per cent mentalj is given to the school in general. E George Chudik Callas Chubby j Calias Rockhead j wishes to leave his art of making a little ice cream go a long way to the future ice cream scoopers. Stan Miller leaves the warming of Red Garrity's bench to any fellow with poetic inclinations. Betty Barron presents her nickname Bottle to Punchy Halliday to take with him on his journey through life. Jean Coulter's sophisticated airs are donated to Peggy Praeger. The tooth paste ad smile of Mary Massari, which worked such wonders in Muzzy class is left to be taken over by George Cambeis. Doris jones bequeaths her up-swept coiffeur Qmostly sweptj to Mr. NVardell. One quart bottle of highf ?j grade peroxide, to be divided between Evelyn Lawson and Florence Battenfeld, is donated by Kenneth Manthorne. E. Baycich leaves a year of unmistaken identity to her twin sister, E. Baycich. Emily Lewitz leaves her canal-boats to anyone on Flood Relief. We, the Post-Seniors, leave our independence to the next group of for- gotten men. Signed and Vllitnessed by: john N. Garner-Forgotten man of the U. S. A. J. Throckmorton Weed-2nd Vice President of New England Pin, Snap and Garter Co, Thomas H. Vanderbilt McGillicutty III.-3rd Assistant tothe Vice-President in charge of designing clothes for the Invisible Man. JUNIOR CLASS The junior Class now has an adequate treasury with which to greet the forth- coming year, due to the sponsoring of Madame Serova's Dancing Class. This class was as successful for the dancers as for the junior Class. Fortunately we have two able advisors, Mr. Wardell and Miss Scott. Mr. Vtfardell was of great assistance in conducting the dancing classes and the Junior Prom. The junior Prom was held on April 28th, and was well attended. The music was supplied by the Melody Club. Our junior athletes, girls as well as boys, showed up well under fire on the varsity teams. All in all, we see bright prospects of the junior Class emerging from the Green VVood stage to take its place among trees in the senior forest. SOPHOMORE CLASS Led by jack Baker, President, George Suppes, Vice President, and l.ouis Powell, Secretary Treasurer, with Mr. VVildrick and Mrs. Bates advising us, we, the class of '41, started off this year by giving a successful Sophomore 'fget-togetheru in order to become better acquainted with our classmates. This was followed by a Hard-Times dance which was unique not only for its costumes, but also for the distinction of being the first dance in many years to show so great a profit. This year over two hundred of us paid our dues, which will be a goal to shoot at in our junior year. Our main assets for having another successful year are a fat treasury and a great deal of youthful ambition. GREE WGUD JU IOR l'1'c'sirlL-111 . Rcmlilrl'UIQXYOLFI4 Yicc-l'1'n-sirlc-111 QQARL BIITRRAX SCL'I'l'lZlI'j' Y1kc:INm KAIIII 'lQ1'0ZlSlll'Cl' .'xllYiS1 'x CLASS Mlvisor MR. XX'.x1clwlcl.l. R.xx'MoN1m S'mx14 SOPHO ORE l'rcsiclc11t . JACK BAKER Vice I,l'CSillL'll1. . Cilcokczla SUPPES Scc1'etz11'y-Tueusurcr Lows POWELL CLASS .Xclviscr . MRS. .Xclviscr . M R. XVII THE STRENGTH OF ANY SCHOOL lies in its extra-curricular activities. If this is so, the strength of Dwight Morrow is as unbounded as its possibilities. The stu- dents of this institution have at their dis- posal every kind of extra-curricular activity that is necessary for a broad and comprehensive education. These same students may participate in as many and as varied activities as they wish. For those who are literarily inclined, there are clubs and organizations such as Belles Lettres, The Oracle, and the year book itself, The Engle Log. For those who wish to belong to service or social clubs there are Tri-Y, Hi-Y, Pickwick and Diversity. Masque and VVig and the Senior Play will take care of any aspiring thespiang the Outing Club, Bit and Bridle, and Spade and Hoe, are established for the out-door typeg while the French, German and Math clubs are for those of us who like to use our talents in those particular lines. The prima donnas are taken care of by the Choral Clubsg the virtuosos by the Band, Or- chestra, and Fife and Drum Corpsg while the boys and girls with the bulging fore- heads and gifted grey-matter, find them- selves at home in the newly established Honor Society. CLUBS STUDE T1115 uoV12RNMEN'r OF ANY SCHOOL is the most important function in it. The Student Organization is the nerve. center for all the activities of the students and is run with the efficiency that is expected of a great school such as ours. The organization itself consists of representatives from every student activity in the school. lt is required that all clubs must belong to the S. O. and, must contribute to it in spirit as well as in dues. The O. assures a uniform and unbiased treatment of all school problems. ORGANIZATION Ol I ICTIil2S President . . DRICXY HRINKIQR HC DFI Vice-Presiclent . . XY.'X'l'Sf JN MacKNIGH'I Secretary zmrl 'l'1'c'as1u'c1' . . DIICJXN C'lJl'I.'l'ICR JX IJVISI-IRS MRS, SMITII MISS SHLVVIC MR. COLYIQR Hi-Y Club Diversity Club HI-Y DWIGHT MoRRow High School has reason to be proud of its boy's service Club, Hi-Y. With its many activities it has succeeded in in- stilling a spirit of cooperation in the school. The Fall season saw Hi-Y mem- bers out front selling football pro- grams and banners at all home games. Later in the season, they sold similar programs at home basketball games. The school is indebted to this club for its ob- taining a modern scoreboard for use in basketball games. Not only does this club rate high- ly in its own school, but Bergen County has given it Ace rating. Its' services have indirectly extend- ed throughout the County. By ar- ranging accident Spot maps for the safety course, it added to the safety of car-driving students and to safer and saner driving. Each year Hi-Y holds, its Father and Son Dinner. This remains a memorable and enjoyable occasion to all those who attend. The dele- gates from this high school took an active part in the state conference of Hi-Y clubs. Perhaps its greatest service to Dwight Morrow High is the one- hundred and fifty dollar scholar- ship which they offer. Their ac- tivities of the year had this im- portant gift as an objective. OFFICERS President ..... . .................... Charles Baker Vice-president ..... ....... W illiam Beach Secretary .......... ..... I ohn Vallance Treasurer -- ..... Raymond Stone DIVERSITY THE DIVERSITY CLUB has had an unusually active and successful year. No time was lost in getting started when in November the club held its annual junior Red Cross membership drive. At Thanksgiv- ing baskets were given to the poor. This year Diversity acted as hos- tess at the College Tea given just before Christmasg at Christmas they gave candy-filled stockings to the children at Bergen Pines Hos- pital and assorted gifts to the vet- erans at Lyons Home. Through the Red Cross, birthday gifts were given to the poor children whose birthdays occurred in April. On May fifth, the animal formal dance was held in the Cafeteria. Later in the year the girls in the club en- tertained their mothers at what they hope to make a yearly tea. In the early part of june the club went away for a week-end. The year was topped perfectly when, with the money earned through card parties, sales, and a Hobo Day, the club proudly presented, for the first time in its history, a scholar- ship of one-hundred dollars toward the college education of some worthy girl. The office-holders in Diversity are the following: President, Marie Lou Muckleyg Vice-president, Dorothy Conklin, Secretary, Betty Boustead and Treasurer, Juanita De Mott. PICKWICK TUE Pickwick CLUB was organ- ized in 1915, and it was originally a literary club. The name of the club was suggested by their study of the 'fPickwick Papers. Two of the charter members were Miss Van Zandt and Mrs. Eckerseng Miss Freeman was the first ad- visor. The membership has gradu- ally grown from the original fif- teen girls to the present total of twenty-five. Each year the major social event has been a dance, this year it took the form of a Silver Ball given just prior to the Christmas vacation. The event of secondary importance was a theater party in New York attended by the entire club. Much interest has been taken this year in the fostering of a schol- arship fund. In order to raise money for this project, the club sponsored a bridge benefit, a movie benefit, and several cake sales. The officers this year are: President, Doris Haight, Vice- President, Caroline MacLean g Sec- retary, Dorothy Rose, and Treas- urer, Enid Little. TRI-Y TRI-Y began its season with the resolution to further its purpose in both service and social activities. It made a one-hundred scholarship its goal and attained the objective. Through a series of sales and a fashion show, Tri-Y raised the needed money which is given to a senior girl at the graduation ex- ercises. In the fall, Tri-Y took charge of the girls' meeting of the Family Relations Institute, checked hats and coats at the Visual Education dinner, and not less important, made kimonos for the refugee babies in Europe. The club had its share of fun by attending many Splash Parties at the Hackensack Y. M. C. A., and a week-end visit to Shady Side Lodge proved enjoyable. A very important step was tak- en when the club joined the County Council from which they received many benefits, and to which they hope to contribute much. The activities for the year were closed by the induction of new members. The club officers are as follows: President, Dorothea Zavertnikg Vice-president, Leila Gentleman 5 Secretary, Juanita De Mott, Treas- urer, Eleanor Nelson. Tri-Y Club Pick wick Club SE IOR PLAY IT Is THE CONSENSUS or fJPlN1ON that Death Takes a Holiday , the Senior Play of the Class of 139. was the finest in many and many a year. This play is a very difficult one, and had it not been for the cooperation of all those involved and the excelltnt directing of Miss Latham, it could never have been given. The role of Death was played by James Crump, literally it was -lanies Crump. He played this difhcult part with the ease and grace that could only have come through a depth of understanding and a sincere belief in every line. Baron Caesarea was done by Drew llrinkerliorf. This portrayal of the lusty, lovable, laughable old baron was done so perfectly, that from the first to the last line, Drew held his audience in the very twinkle of his eye. The very difficult part of Grazia, a sprightly and dreamy girl, was played in a delightfully natural way by joan De Mott. The smooth, sophisticated, svelte character of Alda, was beautifully enacted by smooth, sophisticated Jean Coulter. To Grace Strachan for her interpretation of Stephanie. goes many and many an orchid. The same for her opposite, Bob Lusskin. and full credit cannot possibly be given in this short space, for the excellent performances turned out by Jeannie Bisselle, Bob Lyle, Jack Stanley, and Bob Halliday. Suffice it to say that the minor parts were coordinated with the smoothness seldom found in amateur dramatics. E MASQUE AN WIC 'llllli QJFIPICICRS of the Masque anal XYig are as follows: handsome. clebonair. Rav Stone. President: ames Death Crum 1 holtline' the Yice-l'resitlent's chair' 'I 1 - 1 3 1 , talented ancl lovely fzlflflil tlellarraxs, becretaryg llob Harold l41lSSlilll, star pitcher, Treasurer. XVith this clistinguishecl cast it is only natural that Masque and XYig should soiu' to greater heights, as it has. This club has always been an active one, and this year was no exception, liesicles their regular activities of the year-a dance and the Night of Plays-this club all but took over the whole Senior Play. The clubs new adviser, Miss Latham, was in charge of the Senior Play. and most of the starring roles were taken by members ol the Masque anrl XYig. The starring role was taken by our own Y. l'. ancl the Duke ancl the Baron as well as Ciraizia anrl .Xlrla were playecl by members of the club. The Masque antl XVig formal was given early in the year, and was a great success socially, if not linancially. The Night ol' l'lays was a huge success in both ways and was praisecl by the public as well as by the Treasurer. These Plays-four in all-were well cast and uncler stutlent clirection for the most part. Many new discoveries were marle on that night, ontstancfing among these were lieverly Yolk, beautiful and tal,ntecl young Sophomore twhose brother is a M. and XY. alumuusj, and jack Atkinson txwhose brother was also an alumnusb. We predict great possibilities for 'these two. Vice- I'1'csicIc11l Secrctzlry . 'l'rcz1s111'c-1' .Xclviscrs KI IQ S. IIIX BELLES LETTRES FRENCH CLUB III'0SIfIL'IlI . IiI.IZIXIiIi'l'II IQIiI'Ii'I I'O I'rL-siclcut . . IDI IRIS IU IDI JIU J'I'I I N YI'fl'I'II YIRIZINIX K .VX . R If'I'H R,X'I'II NIJ MISS I'.'XI.MI Ix H H Vice-I'1'csicIe11l . ,II XX N llc NIC 7 I I 4 Secretary-'I'rczxsurcr . IU IIZICIQI XYI II I I .Xclviscr . . KI IQ. NIIICCQI LIBRARY COUNCIL GERMAN CLUB I'1'4-siflexmt . HAXZICI. l'O'l I'INGICR Prcsiclcnt . . l,ICUN,,XRD HQXNSICN Yicc-I'rcsiclc11t . . NXNCY SICIIJIEN X'iCC-Pl't'SilICllt . . M:XR'l'H.'X AHLF Secretzlry . . C1R.'XL'Ii UliS'I'RliIL'H S6CI'CtZll'y . . ICYICLYN LJXXYSUN 'l'1'c-zlsurer . , f2lCR'l'RLflJIC 'l'.Xl'lx 'IxI'CI1Slll'6I' . . HANS I'RIIiS'l'IfR Mlviscr . MISS HIl.l, ,Xclviscr MISS Hl l l'liRXYiJRTH ENGLE-E President . . . JOAN De MOTT Vice-Presiclem . . RUTH MORTQN Secretary . . MAXRIIC LOU MUCKLICY Treasurer .... QXIJICIJQ G4XIC'l'jIiNS Advisers . . MRS. B.bX'l'ICS .NND MISS CRUMLICY C-H-E-E- Betty Barron Jane Schwenker Dorothea Zavertnik Jean Borgos VVilla1'd Amison HONOR SOCIETY Cliziptci' 2177 Natiolizll Hoiioi' Society of Sccoiidzlry Schools f?1'fjtIlIl.St'lf f?t'f0I7l'l' 1938 To rcwzml good scliolzmrsliip, lezicleiwliip, :uid citizenship .Xbscntccsz BiZlI'Q'2lI'Cl Yukos. Hcrilizui lierkmaii, Grace Strziclizui, .'Xllg'l1SI Kleine. I'1'csiclc1it . . . . HAXRULIJ HICRSXM Yice-I'1'esiclc11t . . LUCILLIQ BUTTER Secretary ..... CAROL XVALLINC 'l'1'c:1s111'c1' ...... JIQXN NUNN .Xclviscrs . MRS. L'R.XXYFORD .XXD MRS. XVARD -A-D-E-R Dick Cutting hlllllllitll Dchlott Louise Barrett 'ICTIHIIC Hisscllc Carol xvilllillg llelcli Cook -S CHORAL CLUB PALETEERS CLUB I 'resident . XIIC6-P1'C5iCICl1I Secretary . 'l'rez1sure1' Adviser . IJKJNQXLIJ IXI:u-NQXIIQ Vrcsiclent . . IAJLIISIE B.XRRIC'I l' JANE SCHXYICNKIQR Vice-I'1'csicIcut . MILDRIQIJ IIUEISIER M.fXRGARE'I' YOKICS Secretary . . C,'XRCJI,Ii SXUIQR MARVIN XVIDIES 'FIAGZISIIFCI' . . JOHN V.fXI,I,,.XNCIi . MISS REID Adviser . . MISS ROBBINS FOREIGN POLICY CLUB I'rc-siflcnt . . IXCIQ S'I'.XIII.I3ICIQCiIiR Yicc--I'1'a-siclc-111 . WIN I IVR ICI! IiICI,I.Y Scwctzlry . . IiICIQ'I'IQl'IJIC 'l'.XI'I' 'I'1'c:1s111'c1' . . ,XIAI .X U II I ICN .Xflvisi-1' . KI RS. IiL'IiICRSIiN X - PRO AND CON CLUB I'1'csicIcn1 . . -I IQXX NIC IIK JIQI1 IN X'icc--I'1-I-siclc-111 . ICIDIIH .IC ISICI ,Sl JN SCL'I'CI2Il'y . . GIQIXCIC UICS'I'IQIiIL'II ,III'1'2lSllI'L'l . CI I ,XRLICS ,I .XO JIZSI JN .XKIYISCV . . . M ICS. XYXIQIJ MATH CLUB gn l Rl3FlQ'l' KLIVRIJIFS l'feS 'C1'fS ' 'gmac mul-3 KAXSH mix ,, 3 . xczliolzczlacrxmlalals N ICC fCS 1f'1'tS '1Hrxlcca1.1a Hlclesrxxl . . 51c'1'H1ci. IGICHRIENS 5'iCfCff1f'f'S - 11x1,xl:c3,xl:1z'l' Hrx1e'r1,m' Treasurer . U . FUSTICR lXG.Xl.I.S Adviser . . MR,XX'Il.DRICK BIT AND BRIDLE CLUB l'rcsirlc11t , . M.'X'l'Il,lJ.X HORN X'iCC-I,l'CC4iClClll . JANE SCIIXYIQNIQICR SQ'Cl'Cl2lI'y . . Il bRli'l l'.rX IZOYAN 'l'l'CZlSlll'Cl' . . K.X'l'Hl.lCliN RICYIS Xclvise-rs MRS. SM ITH .XNIJ MISS SPKOUL15 r an GREGG SHORTHAND CLUB SPADE AND HOE CLUB l'1'c-slclvtlt . . . IQTHICI. Mlillili I'rn-siclcni . . li'l'HIiI. VAN Kllfl I xvifi'-l,l'R'S. . IPI .f SQL-1111gl1'YfIifQglg1u'Ql' sf-m-rm-y . l.ICN.X MAx1:lNc v 5'AXm'W 4' 'XU 'M X I I'l'IlS1ll'll .xflViSUl' ,,,1 . IIILIJAX lI1Jl.RIl,l'.IxC1 . . MRS. KIQXN ,Xclviser . . 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'rsiiiiwtitivv srltolzursliips 7 ii your through tht- yvzir vollvgt- course, Last NUIWIBZHICllI'l?4ll1UlSH1l won thi- is now ltlffllllllllfl Cor- in ltlittvn, Now York. lllll1S must lit- illvd bv- April 1. and iliyy ,fd wr-ll Children whosv mothers lint ill amd could provide no lm' tlwm. piisit. sa F65 Entwftf Begins 1939 P ntml John B.cE.t1lloti Awards Complete Engle-Log Staff i l -i I amblmg evicw Larry Clinton shonltln't. bo givt n loo znntfh tfrvtlit for his senflzitioli- all con 'i ln My Reverivn. ulsllcauon Th' vmnploiv staff of tho Engin- Lox. the annual Svnim- jst-:ir hook, linsl rfhosvn and lifts bvfzun worlf Jn the book. Tho stall' is roninosurl ol' tho following Stn- dontst ' 154' or, Jain:-H Prntnpi assistant vtlitor, Winifrvd Holly. llusiiwss stzttfi Atlvtirtisiim - --- Reilly Bixrron, iimiiziixt-r: .ls-:mno Ilisewllo, Mario Lon Min-kloy, ,Ionn t'oultvr, liorotliy Jonos. Siilisrrip- :Hugvgt in tho 1and:lll.lllS Rolwrt Ilnllinlzxy, niairinptvrg ' il!0t'lwrt xivrtlefs. itilftlllllfl Illztvlmnli, Tito t vit. anywnrs, that l.girry, Dlllill' orclxestra is xml ai, raxtvti hom 'ti mention in onri lll, iinvovvrt -an oripiinzil Cll- lnd lic-vtri0 vl1y lluliilssvy 11.1141 isitwtlly trunslzilnti it into our ttvnipo and style to give it nt all know an In My ive-rio . lioliiissvyk work, which- writtvn-in 1895, is pmviirrzll- tht? szxnie .,.. Wonder zvlty the Lira llZ1Vl?1l'f rec-oivvti that hi- tilin j1I'Lldlll71lUll, Up The , lwttul' than they have. oush it is a bil pt-onlinr, to put mildly, it rrlnlly l'2l.lt?r4 IIPZII' the tin lint of 1938. Il. si-cinxetl time of tho fastest lllnvnig pictures evc-r pri-svntt-ti to movin ztiulimxces. , . . llon'L be surprisvtl if Orson rillvs turns up ut mono llwight Morrow lligh St-hool Z1SS6'IIll7lY ff-- D MAS-11.13511 vu. As a Il1F6Illbt-EI' of Bw-nil WVH1lIld0l'S1SlI1d Llectur- iw. ,fa ini' was lwn lfinis. Q . J 1. ' X lt lCkl5 1 'l'In- tlrgit' Q 'ii-ffsititiiii., nt-tty iitfpemiz Y Hsin- . ,uric fin Hr: SQCWA- U11 , inry. Virginia Knliil: IPR213111 . mulls ll. l 5. Ellggibgltir,Rei-tvzug S, O. z'upi'oseiii.t-I 2. Artur 1.1-skills! Notvlioto tiivv, liiosnllarolci. 3.111 My liuvwiv. 120. Mn .l1l!lllkll'Y 27 tho girls are go- -1.Tl1ey Say. 121, :ig to sw the play Kiss the , 5.H.1ve You lf'orgotu-n Su Soon? 91 Zloys t.?uqdiJyE'. ,-, , 'I' , , . , lx:-nm-tli Mnniliorm-, lwlimln trys- ' ltnl. Lil.vrau'y Stuff: Enlitlx .Ios0lsnn, Ifidiiorg Gloria tit-lllan'ruis, Doris nlfines, Ruth Crowell. Irving fltlllfill, llorni.-i't Gerrit-s. l'lio1ogrnliy: fNlli1l'l09 lliilifxf. iiiziiiugvrg Advlt- fl11l'ljt'lIS, .loan Iioirlott, Doris .lont-s. llnlii Morton, nndimni Hvitzt- titmt-it Lyit-, lion- ry Carotllers. Senior PlCllll't'Sf Ann Dixon, ntanagtrrg Grimm- Sll'ill'll1Ll1. assist- ant iIllil'llllLflfXl:'Q Ivan llni-nor, mii- torg .lolin YilllilIll'f', Ruth ldtl- wards. Sports Staff: lloys'Sports--John Vztlltmcel, mlitorg 1,1-oimxwl llansen, Irvin tlolivn, Girls' Sports V-Grave Sl,I'2lL'llilll, 1-ilitorg Ji-iiinie Bissxelle, liloanor Nt-lson. The ilwxne of tlw Engle-ling is untirc-ly thu original itlvu ol' tht- Emlitor-in-f'l1ivf, .inn Crninp, and trio wo ltuzirl, Rumor tht- layout of tltv hook 'll HOW Mary' 11's u swell idea. SOCCER Captain . . . Jonx XLALLANCE Coach . . MR. J.xMEs KIllKI.AND Adopting the habit set by its prede- cessors. who won three consecutive league championships and two consecutive state championships, this year's Soccer Team, led by its red-headed Scotch captain, John Vallance, again achieved top ranking when it defeated the Rutherford High School team one to nothing in the play-of? for the League Championship. BASKETBALL Captain . . . LEONARD HANsEN Coach . . . MR. F. A. GARRITY Red Garrity again showed himself to be one of the top-flight basketball coaches in the country when his team, headed by that dependable Swedish captain, Lennie Hansen, finished the season with wins over its toughest opponents and earned a spot in the three-way tie for the League Championship. BASEBALL Captain . . RAY STIiINBAClll2R Coach . . MR. JAMES IQIRKLAND Captain Ray Steinbacher could not maintain the pace he set last year in achieving .f'Xll-State recognition, nor could the team repeat its performance, as it finished fourth in league competition. TRACK Captain . . . NED BENNETT Coach . . MR. XYILBUR Smrru Coach Smith made good his statement to the press that his team would win its fifth consecutive League Championship by winning the League Championship Meet held in the NVinton 1. White Stadium. Acting Captain Dick Engle showed plenty of abil.ty in filling the shoes ot' the ineligible captain, Ned Bennett. GOLF Captain . . XVILLIAM BEAC11 Coach . . MR. JOHN BXICIQINLEY The inexperienced Golf Team, coached by Pat McKinley, with only one vet- eran, Billy Beach, showed enough ability to earn third rating in League standings. TENNIS Captain . . . lQOBliR'l' HAINES Coach . . M R. RALPH' Dawson: Coach Dawson again put together one of his powerful teams. Led by Captain Bob Baines, the team ranks as one of the strongest in the League. PORT ALGG B 0 Y S ' A A O O Tnic l,L'RP05li or Tllli .-X. .X. is to provide and direct all athletic activities. This is accomplished by a council made up of representatives from each sport. and one from the cheerleading squad, plus the officers of the A. A. This year the QX. AX. operated under a modified system, whereby the A. A. is responsible to the Board of Control. The A. A. has been working in conjunction with the S. U. in presenting awards and insignia to the athletes. This year the A. A. has operated its candy concessions as usual and has also sold many articles to increase its income. The Oracle-the scl1ool's bi-weekly newspaper-has been printed regularly and presented free to each student because of the financial assistance rendered by the IX. The officers of the A. A. are as follows: President . . . . lion Lifssxtx Vice President . TRVIN COHIQN Secretary STAN may M11,I.iQ1a GIRLS' . . 'l'llIi I-'URPos1Q or 'rms fJRGANIZATl0N is to foster girls' extra-curricular activities. Besides performing its regular cluties of managing, promoting and awarding the girls' regular sports, the council this year initiatetl archery and golf. Our linglewoocl Girls' Council, together with representatives of a few of the other high schools in the county, aiclecl in the estalmlishinent of the Bergen County Girls' Athletic Council. The tirst dance of the year, The Cats Meow . was unclertalcen by the G. AX. C. ancl turnecl out to he a roaring hit. Through the action ol the council, many linglewoocl girls were given thc opportunity to attencl 'lPlay-Days at various other high schools, On May thirteenth, our own council sponsorecl one of thc largest Play-Days given this year. Over seven schools were representecl in this jamhoree. 1939 FOOTBALL SEASON Football Schedule TEAM Tcurfly Cliilsidc Teaueck Lezmia H ackcusack llidgellclcl Pk Rl1tllCI'll,Jl'il Riclgcwoozl St. Cecilia VVHERE ENG. OPP. home 59 0 away 15 0 away Z6 15 home 19 O home 14 6 . away 13 0 home O 8 away 38 O home 14 13 Cillllilill Couch 1XI:111:1g1-1' .-Xssislzmt The surprising Englewood High School football team had the most suc- cessful season of the past several years when it smashed its way to second place in the Northern New jersey Interscholastic League. Only one loss, by a score of eight to zero, suffered at the hands of her traditional rivals, the Rutherford Bulldogs, marred the nearly perfect record of the Maroons. In addition to finishing second in the N. N. J. I. L., Englewood also topped the County in scoring with a total of one hundred and ninety-six points. This is an average of twenty-one and seven tenths points per game. The next highest scorer garnered only forty points. Starting the season with only four veterans, Pete Melucis, Tony Poggi, Boots Harper, and Ed Aubry, the Maroon appeared weak. Even the most optimistic Englewood fans would not venture to predict a good year for their team. Coach Pat McKinley, while not inclined to be pessimistic, did not cherish any illusions about the nineteen 'thirty-eight team. He knew that the loss of eight regulars had weakened his squad considerably, but he expected the new men to develop and give the other league schools a good battle. The Englewood attack depended almost entirely upon Captain Melucis, burly half-back and bright spot on Coach McKinley's horizon. Melucis, one of the outstanding backs in the county the previous year, had been showing his stuff in the scrimmages and therefore had most of the plays centering on him. Paired with Melucis at the half-back post was speedy BootsU Harper. Harper, who can run like a jack-rabbit, could be a dangerous man in the open field, if shaken loose. Anthony Poggi was a sure thing for the blocking quarter- back post, Vincent Path Noroski, a big sophomore, was the most likely candi- date for the fullback post. NVhile the backfield was fairly well established, the line presented the greatest difficulty. Aubry, the only veteran linesman, was a sure bet for the pivot post. One of the flanking guard positions was certain to go to George Chubbyl' Chudik, a first rate substitute from the previous year. The other guard position was a toss-up between Drew Brinkerhoff and Eugene Iaconetti, with lke', expected to win. The tackles were uncertain also, John Slugo', Magnotta, Lenny'l Hansen, and t'Buck Whitlatch, were the major candidates. Ned Bennett, lanky track captain, was a fixture at one end, while Ray Steinbacher, of Baseball fame, was slated for the other. This was the line-up as the Dwight Morrow eleven took the field for the first game of the season against the Tigers of Tenafiy. Paced by the four touch- down performance of Captain Pete'l, Englewood proceeded to drub Tenafly to the tune of fifty-nine to nothing, the greatest score ever rolled up by an Engle- wood eleven. To add to the general trouncing, is the fact that the varsity played less than half of the game. Englewood High's steamroller offense--his name is Pete Melucis-added another victim to its list a week later when it broke down the resistance of a stubborn Cliffside Park team and won by a score of thirteen, to nothing. Melucis' two touchdowns provided the margin of victory. The following week the passing attack of T eaneck High School's Highway- 111611 almost proved to be too much for the Maroon, but Pete crashed over for two touchdowns, stiffening the Englewood attack and bringing the game to a triumphal finish of twenty-six to thirteen. Leonia, one week later, had little to offer against the make-shift line of the Englewood eleven, which won by a score of nineteen to nothing as Melucis again dominated the play by scoring all three touchdowns. b An inspired Hackensack eleven proved to be the most troublesome oppon- ent yet encountered as it forced the Maroons to play their best in order to win. As usual, Melucis scored, but only once. For the first time, it became apparent to spectators thaq instead of just ten other guys named Joe , Englewood had some excellent football talent on the field, as the Maroons triumphed by fourteen to six. By a score of thirteen to nothing, Englewood won over the Scarlet' of Ridge- field Park, which had been threatening Englewood all season. Two touchdowns by Melucis accounted for the winning total. Englewood's arch rival, Rutherford, again spoiled the Maroon's perfect record as the Bulldogs won by a score of eight to: nothing. Except. for the touch- down by Nicol and safety by Ray Steinbacher, who saved Englewood from losing by two touchdowns, the game was evenly contested, neither team having the advantage. Melucis again starred for the Maroons. The score by which Englewood swamped Ridgewood one week later was thirty-eight to nothing. Ridgewood had little to offer as Melucis smashed his way to five touchdowns. Englewood vs. St. Cecilia provided one of the most thrilling and bitterly contested gridiron clashes ever played in Bergen County. A forty-five yard pass from Melucis to Bennett in the last twenty-one seconds of play provided the tying points. A few seconds later, Melucis won the game by smashing through the line for the extra point, giving Englewood the victory by fourteen to thirteen as the game ended. This was a fitting climax with which to end the nineteen thirty-eight Football Season. Soccer Schedule TEAM Ridgewood Rutherford Tenafly Hackensack Ridgewood Woodrow Wilson Tenafly Rutherford Hackensack llutlierford 1Plz1yofi'3 League Cliainps WHERE ENG. OPP a way 1 0 away 1 0 away 2 0 away 1 2 home 2 0 zz way 0 0 homo 0 0 away 1 0 home 1 1 1 0 TEAM Cougars St. Cecilia Paterson Leonia Teaneck Rutherford Cliffside Hackensack Montclair Tenafly Leonia Ridgefield Park Teaneck Rutherford Cliffside St. Cecilia Hackensack Tenatly Ridgefield Park Basketball Schedule WHERE ENG OPP 36 1 away home 41 home 24 awa y 59 home 27 away S2 away 315 away 26 away 35 away 29 home 44 away 42 awa y 33 home 41 home 41 away 41 home 31 home 49 home 22 Three-way tie for Hrst place. TEAM Pearl River Leonia Rutherford Cliffside Ridgefield Park Paterson Tenafly Bogota Teaneck Hackensack Leonia Rutherford Cliffside Ridgefield Park Tenafiy Teaneck Ridgewood Hackensack TEAM 'l'eaneck St. Cecilia Leonia Hackensack Cliffside Park Baseball Schedule County tournament at Rivervale State tournament at Passaic Rutherford Ridgewood 0 VVHEKE ENG. home 5 away li home -f away fl home 4 home 7 away 5 home 5 home 1 away 1 home 1 away home away home away away home Golf Schedule PLACE ENG. Englewood ZZ bt. Cecilia 0 Leonia 17M Hackensack 142 Englewood 18 Rutherford 18 Ridgewood 0 OPP. 2 0 4 4 6 9 4 16 2 7 7 OPP. im is M 3M 0 0 18 Track Schedule TEAM VVHERE ENG. OPP Ridgewood Relays 70 42 Englewood Ridzrefield 71 Tenafly 41 Ridgefield 26 Englewood Leonia 70 Leonia 42 Englewood Cliifside 70 Cliffside 19 Hackensack 40 Englewood home 70 Rutherford 36 Teaneck 26 Princeton Alumni Meet League Championship Meet, home State Championship Meet, Montclair O '1 Tennls bchedule TEAM PLACE ENG. OPP. Cliflsidc Park limnc l ostpom-d Tenaily away 2 3 Rutherford home 4 l Ridgewood away l 4 Teancck away 2 3 Hackensack home 4 l Cliffside Park away 4 l l,21l6l'SOll away 3 2 'l'enaHy home Postponed RlllllCl'l-0l'4l away 4 l Tcaneck home 3 2 H ackensack away Girls' Field Hockey Girls' Basketball Girls' Archery Girls, Baseball I , . . Glrls Soccer GlPlS, Tenms ,W ,t , AU X I J. w rv pw- ' ,K 1.-n v Q . i x I ' .fs vf i.- .- ,, ,L ..-, . . . 'f','Fl , W L ' vw - ,fy 1 . Q Awmmmhw mwxwhamafg SHINGLES . f 1 , ,,, V y -,x 3, ' , 2 1 -. f Q-5.1 ' ., . ' HAVE A SPLENDID NATURAL PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN in 'rhe famous ,lean ardou tudio of WY-:aver's O Official Phofographers for fhe DWIGHT MORROW HIGH SCHOOL Year Book HTOPS99 FRESH - FROM -FREEZER IC E C R E A M DELICIQUS - HOMEMADE C A N D IE S DAINTY - TEM PTING LUNCHEONETTE Baumgarfs Two Air-Conditioned Stores 215 Main Street 45 li. Palisade Avenue HACKENSACK ENGLEVVQQD r Congratulations High School I' G in vi H Graduates 1.511115 Hall Bergen Junior College has prepared curricula designed to Ht the needs of the high school graduate. A diploma is granted for two years of college work transferable to outstandingcolleges and universities: It is accredited by the State Department of Education. Pre- professional and semi-professional work may be completed at Bergen. -:-:-:-:5:,:g5-,-:-- :::-3::3:gg1:!::5:-:I :,:,:5'3f513:it3:,'It3:1:5'3f3:-:41I:I:55:1:-'3rg3242I':'52-:-:::3315:A'Z::rg5:-z::g3:3-ez::121::,4:gggg:,:2'1.,:2:::4 3 j:5:5:5:2:f! E5:5:g:5: 9 zfizi. r:r:122E2E2E as .r:1:g- 5 5:5153 ':E1E2E1E1Er2 :2:r11:r: C01llf711'1llCIlf.Y of NND MRS. R. W. MUCKLEY C0111jv11'me11fs of A FRIEND The Englewood Press Bergen Press Corporation 16' Sozztlz Dean Sfrcct 1fl1fj!C'ZU00CI1, N. J. BOOK and JOB PRINTING P11I1l1'slzC1's of THE ENcsl.Ewoon PRESS FORT LEE SENTIBII PIACKENSACK REPUBLICAN NEW JERSEY TIMES BERGEN COUNTY JOURNAI 12110110 Iinglctvoorl 3-1700 Tel. Eng. 3-6589 W I L L N E R , S Sf7Ct'f4III.I,'I'llfj fu Smurf fljvlhalfl FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGENAND BUSINESS XVOMEN Coats - Dresses - Sj1orf.m'co1' - I.oa'ios' f1l'l'f'SSOf'1-CS 5 East Palisade Avenue ' Englewood, N. To the Graduates Your StUti0ll9l' wishes you success in your new jield of cndeavfomf, wlztefher if be in College, Business or H ome. P. E. .I O II N S O N 8 Engle Street ENGLEVVOOD, N. 1. HOBART TOMPKINS JACK SWITZER ART FLOWER SHOP, INC. Phone Englewood 3-4884-5 S North Dean Street ENGLEVVOOD, N. ENG 3 2900 O1 O2 FURNITURE Co., lNc. P 5 TQHZILH -'- 6......v,,,, . 5 w I 1 . ,,- i E Elm 1,3 Q! Q:-flvuzifuuz - cyuy 1 - ing 1 aR7acfioa - cysfcig szafou. - fpicuzoa Easlmgfri E. c. cunts, A. a., rru. Registered bythe Regents. 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LLOYD'S, INC. I'I ICK ICY-IFR IQICRIQXN CLC J'I'l'I ICS IQXIJX H.X'I'S Palisade Ave. Kz James St., Englewood, N. J. KIUIIIIIIIIIICIIIS HI G. C. BARNETT OPTICAL SERVICE SDI East Pulisaule AVGIIIIO l4lNGl.l11WO0lJ, N. .I. THEO. WIOR I ICXY ICI .IZIQ rp!! West Palisade Avenue ENGLEWOOD, N. J. CONSTANTINE'S Q L5 I I PM MIIIINICRS .-Ilxn 1'IUlIfIlI'Illfj IDIJIZIZS II.X'I'S FUR 'IYJXYN .XNIJ CC lL.'X'I'R Y XYIQXR AIZll'Ii Qross :md IX czll'-Iilgllt Clluvcs IIcrIcsI1i1'c :mul Clulcl Stripe Stockings 40 E. Palisade Avenue Englew00d,N.J Imglc-wuml 3A'If75r1 f4UlIIf71l.lIIt'lIf.V of V. P. FLYNN, INC. . ..,., . . W. . I+.I.Izl I Ixll .XI. LUN I RAL 'I'f DRS 34 W. Palisade Avenue Englewood, N. J. Phono ling. 3-71528 F. G. HOFFRITZ Guildcraft Optician IHXRIQ PLACIE IiNCiI.IiXYOOIJ, N. ,I Complinlents of . . . PETER DUFF 81 SONS 1f1o.oRIsTS Tenally Road ' Englewood, N. J. FORD MERCURY MULLIKEN 81 MARX, Inc. 90 West Palisade Avenue ENGLEVVOOD, N. DT. LINCOLN LINCOLN ZEPHYR fC7UCIC'l'S for flle Clclss of 1939 LEBSONS OF ENGLEWOOD, Inc. ,IEVVELERS 13 E. Palisade Avenue Englewood, N. J. WOLAWCK2 HAHERDASHERS AND Cl .OTH l ERS ENGLEXVOOD HACKENSACK Moulded fo ffm Head SALLY'S CHIC HATS 1915 East Palixadc Avmzzlc Englewood 3-2991 Englewood, N. J. ALFRED J. TIPPING, INC. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES - LIQUORS - BEERS - ALES Englewood 3-0527 - Free Delivery 26 N. Dean Street Englewood, N. J. Phone Englewood 3-0375 Furs Made and Remodeled N. DeSCHERER Suits - VV1'rzps - Gowns 44 Engle Street Englewood, N. J. Englewood 3-7988 Free Instructions with purchase of yarns HELENE SHOPPE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC YARN5 54 E. Palisade Avenue ENGLEWOOD, N. J. CRAIG DRY GOODS CURTAINS, YARD GOODS, LINENS AND DOMESTICS Eng. 3-4094 3 E. PALISADE AVE. Phone Englewood 3-79 9 3 VINCENT'S BEAUTY SALON Specializing in PERMANENT WAVING HAIR COLORING 34 North Van Brunt Street Plaza Theatre Bldg. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 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