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

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DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS if EX N V Y' L QF Q I I 4 ff: , A l 55 X 5' A :'.:: , E: : I ram QTJEQN A k wa' . W TY '.'.'., I Q Nll., ---Q' '- lk :Ai .. - 4,,A.. .... , g CONTENTS

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Students in every graduating class, especially toward the end of the year, stop once in a while to think over their past days in Dwight Morrow High School. They decide in their minds what subjects they most enioyed, what athletic contest provided the most thrills, and what social event was most memorable. They realize which teacher was closest to each individual and to the class as a whole. To the Class of 1947, Mr. Vincent F. Breston is indeed its truest friend and counselor. As adviser to this year's graduating class and as the school's physic teacher, Mr. Breston provided much good advice and many good times. Under his leadership the Science Club advanced considerably, and each member gained invaluable knowledge. Before coming to Englewood in 1937, Mr. Breston taught in Garfield. He received his B.S. and his M.A. in education at Penn State. While in college he was admitted to Kappa Delta Pi, honorary society in education, Pi Epsilon, national honor fraternity in math, and Sigma Pi Sigma, honorary fraternity in physics. He is a member of Kappa Phi Kappa, professional fraternity in education. Mr. Breston's illness during the past year has left its mark on the Class of 1947. For, although this senior year has been a happy and profitable one, the students were sad- dened by the absence of Mr. Breston, who guided them so well. It is with deep appreciation for his friendship, help, and understanding that the graduating class dedicates this 1947 Engle Log to Mr. Vincent F. Breston and expresses to him its sincere wishes for a speedy return to good health.