Dwight Morrow High School - Engle Log Yearbook (Englewood, NJ)
- Class of 1951
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This book is a collection of past accomplishments . . . the hay rides when we were only sophomores . . . the woniderful week-end at the shore that same year . . , the hard work and bitter tears of our junior year . . . theoretically the most difficult from a scholastic standpoint . . . finally . . . the supreme senior status ...i oh, what a wonderful life! . . . the staircase . . . cafeteria homeroom . . . front row center in the assemblies . . . it was all ours. Fondly remembered will be the spring days . . . walking on a green, sun-bathed campus . . . wading in the brook . . . racing out back A A at Dwi wht Morrow happy. to find a ride downtown . . . all these made our three years g When our staff decided on a 'theme we chose Englewood, the town that cradles Dwight Morrow in its heart ...i our parents . . . and the faculty . . . not to one individual . . . but to all of them . . . we dedicated our book . . . an attempt to liquidate a great debt. We leave now . . . to further schooling . . . to jo nation . . . so that year books will continue to be published in every American school . . . it is our hope that wherever we are . . . whatever we do . . . the Class of '51 will remain united in mem'ries . . . through our Engle Log. bs . . . to defend our i 'ku 'ff gy Xi' , V. ,A . , X -xl X Q X 1. . x 'gi J , s V .1 . A s ' ' ,.x. lalareci fion The firm guiding hand ...+ the sound and kindly given advice . , . the smiling gesture at our wild imaginative schemes . . . the gentle indoctrination of the ways of a strange world . . . the well-aimed push to greater heights as a class . . . the acknowledgement of well-done deeds and praise of the spirit shown , . . the warning that our treasury was low . . . the hand that doled the boxes of Christmas cards . . . and the admonishments she'd give in her own inimitable way . , . these are all Miss Anna Pokorny . . . wi-thout her the hallowed halls of D.M.H.S. would never have seen a class of '5 1 walk proudly, almost haughtily, thru the arch to a future unknown to them . . . for stability, leadership, advice and a genuine love for youth . , . we appreciate, with all our hearts . . . Miss Anna Pokorny! .K .X i spa. Qt 1 FQ fx, , asf X fs X, ig . 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LARNED Spanish and French JOHN WARDELL Algebra and Geometry RALPH W. DAWSON Algebra and Geometry ' 4 X fir ., Qc T , f Q J x if i ALICIA SOMERS SMITH Latin JOHN I.. MCKINLEY Chemistry :x I -'f' f f was nf -1' I Q 4 f. .W 3' ' i j ,,. ff 'W mg, Q Q 'f iff w . ,iff FREDERIC B. COLVER History THOMAS J. MORGAN Commercial Geography VELMA HARRISON Bookkeeping and Typewriting J. CARVEL SPARROW Biology MABEL S. LOEVEN Typewriting and Merchandising MARION TILLOTSON SARAH K. SPROULE English English WILBUR J. SMITH JAMES T. KIRKLAND Director of Physical Guidance and History Education and Athletics acuhy 13 THOMAS G. ROBINSON Orrlcc Practica- an -1? GRACE MAYR English 'firm FRANCIS A. GARRITY Biology MARIA Mi PORDON Spanish 6lCll, 1 4 JOHN WINKI N History ISFATRICE M. MCKINLEY Home liumnumims T. J. KROPCZYNSKI Director of Music ax ANNA H, POKORNY Algebra .md Gcomctry ANNA F. BI IRKH Librzlrizln ANITA K. DINCIN English BENITA A. BECK Englkh and Dramatics EDNA T. GRUBER School Nurse PETER K. KERSHAW History GEORGE H. BALDWIN Physical .Education I, , W. , . U H- EVELYN WQBREHM Guidance ' 4 n-ns, - I 6,!,5'4 l,l- If ui, fi' ,594 Q f. ,4' '7 5 A6 JESSIE BOERGER SALLY WINFREY GLADYS FRANCIS History English PhY51C5 is V .ff AWS' 1 , . O i 751 2 . V ' if? - ' W QS i 1 'i - i i X42 Xia , ' Eff? , 31,252 R . i , . .1- Q' fixsii RAYMOND A- BREUR ULIZABETH K. PATTON ROBERT G. scHAEFER Mefhamfal Drawing Art Industrial Arts JOAN STONE Physical Education ,yd V i h , GLCLL 15 3 5 1 UW nfl 5 X f' -, 4, 5, W - 'ff-lu XL nh.Xx1D N73 - , 51 5 11313 lqqi ig 4 fer Q O Q Qfhvz- ue- tu vvvkxfu that .I , Q N Qin 4512135 xx W um-za Qizxti-2-Yzx1'tn11'iXg w1m,1XvYrI1 Hu' khrrr gram' V1 fux'x'imxXuxx1 in 'f:X1i-2- 4-fhuxd zmh Yxzxxiimxg mv! ggwioxxzxkkxwxx with Wu: uvvv-.euazu'g mxmhm' uf frm 4 Y X ' 633111911 nit f.xx13,lvx11x1x1i1,2iv1x1 Evra-1'g,, H1152-1 GE 'SUNY XQ51 4 if w ' M , , lg 1 ff gif? , Y. .v it h 'V f 5,15 V? , LV vt 14 I ri in 4 'flf.'waifl'S'vik.3fSg'i1i . nf f'i11.xmIi11xx M M W , 3, '44 as , f gf , , , if' Q4 vfvw- rf . . f 'Q f C w 1f MfffffM wf if af 4' 1 5511110 uf Kwwifm In L V 'gfjjff Ji' X'X'fl'YY1fL.. I 5JjiZ,4,.,f1., 5, I L, 71 f L . Sq XL! 2 2 2 x Z E , Dux My-ev mg mf 7 z S X! Z , ! f 'I .W Lx scribe? rmapxirvmmxtfa fmt '-zu vukidvil tn this Q fmt-za 1 X , L hug I 2 2 ig Q: fi x in cjif x A s A , xglxvfrivtrnniygxi 59 Annals . ' gfkitiitx girbmfwnk 11 ,. ,if 4 ' , 5:2251 ff ' , tff?5'f 5zg?ifi f x g xfzw iirr,-:lk - iffy' 31191 ' 22? ,.. ,A, ff enior Cjfcwfi ,Maforg The Senior Council, which represents the Senior Class, is made up of the class officers and home-room representatives. To raise addi- tional money besides class dues, it organized the selling of Christmas cards and presented the Senior Class Play, The Night of January 16th, under the successful direction of Miss Benita Beck of the Dwight Morrow faculty. The Senior Class also did its part for Fun Nite by checking wraps. During the year the Class made a donation of one hundred dollars to the Student Loan Fund and another donation to the public address system. The Class voted to follow last year's Commencement program and to have a buffet type supper at the Senior Prom. i,-f OFFICERS Pl'EJ'1:61?6i7f TLER - -- T HOSTET FR GOLDSBY U- MARJO OEDER CHARLES LA Y SEEB ..... ERNES ANCIS IN RIE SCHR NG -- -- STANLE Miss ANNA POKORNY -- Vife-Prexi dent - - - - Serretfzfy Ti'8u1.S'Zl1'57' 4 uismzzt-Trmmref' Ajv. x. - .... Adriief V1 ' K ,,f 'LJ ,w. , Ek, JOAN A ABEL Oradell llififflzig mid' .zble 'yq , Y X, VR A . f ,U x4 ROSE ALAXVAT Englewood '. flvrizzltilmle of friendf ......-, Q -, . , LARNEY ALSTON Englewood A ,TIHUKNIJ gent flgk , A 1 1 'X f'Nx H - Sq A w N Zh! ua f, -.5.g,L,fQ,f'. ' fy .4-k wdlxqixd JOAN LOIS ANDERSON ,AJ X L, 'XF rw-. in 'N-.fr Q, . ,z xx- ,xjx-. NQAA 1 X , Q GJ ,VNJ N3 l ' ' Oradell 4 1 , U Vmgfler ready .smile lllclklii' ', I' lfs l, -:gg-fVigigpdllggyllv while E A1oAN KAY ADAMS .Q bij: V ,,, K A l Cp, W KLM , Englewood A -M-ff'j2,j,f!-,,.',.f---3': ' Ll ll ' ,4 1-.54 lifvvi, '-gf w.-,,, U,Qpf.f:r,yf Sfffllek il.Rfrb JJ ,,., 1 fig'- v lf f' ' z,-'ff' Cf I 4 K 4, EZ 1 'E I -. 3 l 'fir he-ff F L fl l'lE:g'l ig! L U51 -fu 15 1 - .JL l :: lgliq - l EE A '- 4-ff 'f fl 3- - -. . l . 'l if 5 U, Q ,I l Q l IJ greuf, Af! 11 greuler RACHEL L. ARMOUR 4 Englewood , The angel' if a rogue RICHARD ANDERS Ridgefield ug -1 ' A The Yankee: Cdflll lore! LEONORE ALLEN Englewood Knowledge if power .l G55 L Daufing feet are lmppg feel 20 l ' ' -Fx, X Tl . I Y I - fin J 11 , T wi mf A' if ' ll Rall A ' X- X Ll lj Y . lx Q. X V V A XX T 'if wg 3 5' A .NN 1 K X , , xg ll 1 XL l QQ? :X l TT wg 1 kk O 5 li J 1 ARTHUR M. BEAN ll Ridgefield ' . A Slate of Mower P ll JOAN BARRETT 3 Enfzlewood 2 Attmrled to the felzler , l I 1 BARBARA E. BAOON J Englewood l How doe! Jbe do if? 5 Lp fl 1 JANET ASTON Englewood X A X ,L all Gefzerfzlly fpeoiizzg A it - - f, f Q li 2',?i ssx - -' E 'ff ' l Sexy , GERALD BECK T ' if ME? - E ' Englewood if '3'f'.-'-Q 'A ' . , , in A carefree 772177627 If zz I an 5' fs - p happy one S4 Sl if all S, T l f- O - ' f-i : - T 'ff f . , '32 -4 E - 4- l --12, , ,- 9 , , N .. 5 tl u -. J 3 L, f -J L , 1 DONALD G. BELL l Englewood Ding-dong PETER AVAKIAN A ' Englewood Tfaougbl, not grozvlfa, mfzkef manhood 75 , I 1 .. 5.1 , f, , Q: P V, A-4, :Sf fn A ' ' WILLIS ROBERT BARNES ' Englewood 'v' ' A good guy in any book RUDOLPH BARTKE Englewood Boll 0'fire A I 95 I 'lB1iUE:E'D. BENBBW Engeyood The pen I5 migblier loan the Jword 21 J Iii BETTY D. BIERMANOSKI Englewood O11 ber ouw lNlll.DRlfD C. l5lGlfl.UXW Englewood C'lL'llfIL' of .rjuwfa 119 JOHN HENRY BLAKE Englewood sro filer' 1711111 .f - -x Gr : ,J JOAN E. BOGARDUS Ridffefield A Iwizzkle in ber Jmile G I JEAN BOONE N 1' H' G Englewood XXV A bonu 10 D M H S 1 i X Q r zx E-3 ' EQ Elm E 5 S L' g lnliqmii BETH BIRCH V Oradell if . F4 .M .Y l..,,,,4 .-....,... ...A .1 17 .G E I ff- 5v,,,, H 'll A JANET BORG Ridgefield Lefs ga Io New York! JOSEPH N. BONGIOVANNI Ridgefield X PAULETTE BOBCIK Ge'ff0Pf'fg foe Ridge6eld POI71l!.Il'fl-Q fy glory ELEANQR BIRCT-lXYfATlE adis Ridgefield ' fznf .1 iid ,zz Z ?.l7'f 22 9 F ,E 2 if SE , . RONALD CANEVARI Englewood Our Bulrlzeyw Boy if ' ' QWJ JAMES BROWNLOW Oradell X ' ' Height Widkff might A 1, Vfs ix 4 if fe Yi w':Mf? mw'f'-1-.wM m'w-M4-.-.: . . - - 'H'-: 4 ,:,,'we,3 Q: .Lu n 1115, E A- ee , i XL? 352.127 We i.lZf,'flJl' 'P QV? ' A 12:51. EJ Eg 45-Ev - .4 .ga M6 -wi --LJ pe, ef -fm! 11 1-13 RIM gig W2 .g gig reef-fl 1 '- if K1 1 ' E-,.1 xi' ' - I 'Y-j-,ggrg- 'Z 31?s - if , vi ffl' .fe , , V Y ,, ,Q 7 B ' ' Y - . -CZ' An. -- ...J- 'may I PAT BURNS Ridgefield The beazzly of ber aulnurfz zrenef JUNE CHAR Edgewater 1951 L ffff fn PIERCE J. COTTER Englewood Know flag' zzzglbfvmzliff, 'xii bL'lfCl'Vlf0 e , . nf. A RALPH R. CRANCE Edgewater l'li::r111w' l A DIANE C. CUENY ,A r RQ s W f 41 A i ' . me N ,ww fl 3 A R. . ii' ll A l fi lyk JOHN DE CARLO, JR. Ridgefield flick of all lmdar A if Oradell Ona in 11 million A CAROL J. DAVIS Ridgefield A dog if rfnzfzff bail friend 1. ff A 4531 We ,q11!QpqR ff Aix: 'N . - ,' .Q -. - X ,fy it M1 A le , -' .Mel l ' fi 'ffl' 2. ' EE 'HQ ,,-'AX14 ' 53 ki' 'Q ' ..-.. imv-x-1' i,,,, 7. , l il , TTLL L zjxig K- 'pig 'I V7 .-A ' ----E 4.-A f -mf V if gli' V , , EIL YA tl V if M-' ROBERT J. CRAWFORD A Oradell ,Qld ' VAVIA 4, 1 A fizruzef in Ike dell ix V fl' , A 'l .E S , j g . 1 vv 4' 55.35, ig 4 BERT DE EERNARD1 'y a - ' ' flag-Qfff a R'd 5 Id EQ.l211 -f RJ , I ge e ' MU' ' 'l I Slam!-but u'0lzderfull JOHN D V Englewood Ligbfzziu' WALTER DEEPERS Ridgefield Let me drennz ff- ff,A1 I7 F X Jef ,if u ' yif kj ,JL ,ff ,f 71,9 , .ffl A ,jfffg f7.LVgZ,fi' D-ffLfvf A fifzlf ' 'V DOROTHY CLYDDEBACK Englewood Plerzflfz' Af7cl'.V0lI.Illf-Q' 24 C 6165 fi .w '.Y'.' ij QI, I. ,-.114 ,J .O I, ,f ,, ,,f ,l - n ,X -, ,f V1 Y ug,-,f L' 1 ' l ff! - 1 ' .' -,-' J ' . if f, 09 g DOROTHY DILGER Edgewater A good pal V, ALLETTA F. DEVOS Oradell Q, I The hen lhifzgf are uma!! 'fi-f' V,Qf?,, DOT DEL VECCHIO M if Englewood V If X N lVh0 pnz the affemllf . . .P 27- LW, 3 122+ A- wiyg ,' FZ- ' f ,L fa 1' 1 s-'aw . El f-fi' l fi? qi 1 Elia' N 4' '11 sl W' li '. 51, 3 wilful: if - ig' ' ,gif-A '- l: - f fi-pf .1-, I. mf- ' I2 ,, 1 L A P ff . . ..A. .jg - ' fi n- Q:-flQ5If7f7'ffTf.7.-Q7 XXX 5 GLORIA The divine glory PHYLLIS DIAMOND Englewood A gem ww-th having ROBERT DOIDGE RidgeHeld Such ez fmile lighzf I 1 a dull world MARY DOYLE Edgewater Made zhe grade MARGARET DUFFY Englewood Time'J nl uzzftilz' MARCIA C. DUNN ' Englewood Dzz1z1z'5 delightful! GERALD R. ECKBERG Ridgelield He hm Zhe world on fl firing 25 JOHN A. ELMORE jr. Englewood Mmir is 41 lHIjI'L'7'.l'nl1 fmzgmzlee SUSAN E. ENG Englewood Silwfl Jlllfft' LAWRENCE E. ENNIS Oraclell L6ZI'1'51,fe wallow ya! 'X TN ETHEL EVANS Edgewater llybereb' june 26 JEAN! EvEN'sEN' Englewood Bozwfizzg Club Blue-rx K , -9 ff CARLIE HELEN lfl fx W, y V W gd ,N A My 1,-' ,f f- .n FARLEIGH Ridgcfncld fl z'bw11iu1f l'llNlf7Ull11lf CLARA FIEDLER T A ' I Q U RiLlgCflClLl 3- A ll 'c'lm111c' .lH':l1lj1C'1',l . -gf . -. ln kf-T- 2-wig? -fgPt:...- -' 'R Il -'-- A :gf E- : f ggi, if Ulm l g Nfl 9 gill-1 'K-i l l nl- l iflllll' ' of - 4 '1 i ' Xl+x,,, X jul' E,X ROBERT B. EWALD Oradell Bound I0 Jlrffeed i ,X ,Y XX dw! ROSE INIARIE FERRARA Englewood Vogue . . ,J JERRY FIELDER Oraclell A India 7774112 gfafiri f .QT-sf fi fx W Y I Edgowater Terbfziriazz DONALD PAUL FINCH Oradell ,-- f . Bun dawg zzolblfzg -E' 'QE JOSEPH W. FLEMING ' 5' Tzwflii ,f5,,y!1f .ff 1 ,,, f 1 F BARBARA ANN FREESQFT Owl P Omzdell r bead K , J-1 If J.-, vw , , gi ,ug E ROBERT G GANNON -Ililllugv Ofadell Oz 5 gag ,353 ., ag fi ' in J L ? E ' rg 43,3 3+ Ill Y, ,,. , .-f 'L4 ' h V ' 'T' 4- ff ' 4, . r'- 'M V. Y' ' sl. A , f-A itil - L '45, f ,-fb: - f 5 ff ' V '51 :L . Q . 4' Er-5.5, -,gf in n'-2 - -.5 ?' Q ' -gx3?'AF 1 I' l 'P' , T ffafnllfm- ffolvfr lair uvmf ' E-Q45 .1-:ef O f 1 J' 'F 1 MTUJL 04 ,O Q f EH Z Q. , fix' F5 4 'fl' 'J Q. , 'L 4 --- 13 -- 5 - ,V ff SEE if lfigllggf fha, if 'iq E551 H525 5 I:-I 5 AW!!! 2' Tl IW - L A - . . 1 - Y '. Ll: 0 IU' f qu S ' 7.4. ' ??? 11 .5 4 V C Jay, 'Lf of - -X L zii? f is A? Q E ' 'J , . -31:2 - 4 - 5 g lg ff , ' ' V . '1- .. ff . :. lv 535551 W - , J L ' fa fisf gg f ix f --- f. f' ,4..?- -- ' 'gjggfg-1 1 ..- Q Xl f . L . 3 ,f .. . TLX. X 4 . X 1 l BARBARA L. FISCH Englewood Cliffs 88 Keyf bath ,che MICHELE FOLEY 1 L Qxw 0, 4, Q I l Vai, I W , L , J 1,1 1' 'ff' If J J .1 Q, .1 DORIS GARTNER Englewood One of Kr0p'5 girly Englewood I Headed for Rena ' ' ' ' ROSEMARY C. FREEDMAN Englewood I go! if ill Macyk , JNIARIAN ESTHER GATES Englewood Ufzabtrufive 27 MARTIN R GILVAR Englevs ood Fee! HJ! 5 .E ,a H I 111, L-,. ELEANOR GOETZ Englcvsood 'Tix 41 drewz rbe 645 TOI-IN GILL 0? ,..,L ? 29 X via, A -f Z1 :WSE E' 'X 1 ' I, ' H f' A 4 .i3,5fj,,gVyE,..4vf:flg,4,,,3y ,fic S E 'S 'I ,D ALEX HELLER ' I Englewood ' . If ,.I I, I E L. X A 4 EDITH HAYNES Englewood V Robbie? gal JOYCE E. HARTMAN Englewood Going plaref DORIS MAE I-IANSEN Oradell Take 4 letter - T-sis-A ,J Qld, '.'.-, ie!!-ul-.,' ' - of , ,fix , , 1: vyygz if BURT HENDERSON - 1135 'v 'Eff-QF. 1 - 'fd uf 1 A.-ES slr? -EF ' ' - 5 ' I 1' . 5 Q' ii . 1 -.ja-EE fmgijzggv'-' R1dgCf:lClCl :E' .SJ f, 'LJ '-1 , fiisaz-5 p, - - . - d 6, T.- I M I -1.5- ':k?a2I,V,5gFz,5-,,: r0t'fcl.fZllldll0Il pefmzzzfie i . DST? 2 ' gl 'SWL '-'F -Zi., - ' -,. EL' S1 H gg?-fi:-.7 ,,,l'4'Zii, I X'-2,41-gb- w5SX ix X L - X BERNARD I-IERMAN Englewood lVfml 41 far! .IUDIE HARRIS Englewood Wbofe turn to Nay home? JM VL-! jx-,,g,,'L .xg vfx-'LU I fi! A iiiij--.5 L3,E'!E M x :Eggs gf..- N 1' I fy 542 WNJL QJHSEX35 STEPHEN G. HASTINGS Af-f' lg YP ' SLQLJ Oradell I j--.:-- A Jcbolar and 41 gameftef 'YX ARTHUR L. HECHT YJ I Englewood K I i?LJJ,,:f,ffL Il payf to advertise l95I W' X I JJ,QL n gif. K JANICE M. HOBART V V V ' ff! V W' Af ' ' Oradell lvl X, fri ', lily '. ,r Q , Keyboard farzzaxy '15, L ,jI,L,u.m.!f-fg.1we,,x M51-Ivy , M IQ ,ln Q41 .V . l, I, f fl YN!! ft-by .J ERNEST GEORGE HOSTETTLER X Ridgefield vb lo lfie Chief E f- www L ' - . af ' , 3 Q' ' A ,577 fa. ,ff . v .-5 fan' ', X I I ' . M -.., I ' ' 'if I 1 iw j I V 'Q H V SX IVIA A HUG Englewood Slvau lung blonde FRANCIS H. INGOLDSBY Jr. Englewood Svifflillzfilf' 1170112 ,ff CLINTON D. HUMBLE Ridgeneld Dakota Dan fx ,:l:?,:g.1, x - 34 1 ,X 'xv' l ill Ml 'WL THOMAS JACOBSEN Ridgefield Cwifw' af :Hr IL'!f0I, I 1 I ROOSEVELT JAMES Englewood R nf as s 10' .5 OE l 1535.21 CAROL' J. JAESCHKE .,, 'a 4'Q 'Zio'- SHIRLEY L. JAMES Englewood One alone Ridgefield Sitliu' and a kliilfifll ORLANDO IPPOLITO Englewood C7 YVILLIAINI E, INDAHL Edgewater Lay! and ffllllllf 30 f ff og f 'ui wyl do no Wy IRENE S. JODRY Englewood Cliffs La Vie ezz Role ALEXANDER JOHNSON RICHARD S. JAMIESON HVA1 iii., Englewood A ?1:Q.'Q2 fm! rruifiug 'L' - ,-4 Englewood Gully SHIRLEY J. JON Englewood Gay Blade! ARLENA V. JENNINGS Englewood llvorld in tl twirl 1951 X1 Aff -Q' F5 --v- ' y 2 01 b A dui? lm' ggi! .gi ' as My Q-f ' ' :L . 4-5? E I if 9'-Lg , V' J , - 24 I I l 24 i eff Jmwiumfi 3 31 fl! V.. M '11 E ' 'I-fx! 1' - I L V, .-1 I-Af I Y - ,,1V'n: 1 l laIl'f ,li .3 4 Yll ' if A Zh- R S 'b.:4,NL1s-MU ,,- 1' z' 54 ..' f. ,Q f , :fly , f , ,-ql Sw' ' xx ' Q-, 2 'L t .-, K '- ,--,-1, Q :N -,149-gfiaf-.27r'g1 I Wi '. 'L 111 . ncaa HAROLD JOHANSSON Edgewater Fizz!! ROSAMOND JOHNSTON Englewood Here I amz BOB VIUENGERT Englewood Gefzllemmz of Diflifzclion JEANETTE KAMISH 7 Englewood .Typifal woman driver! LOUIS J. KAST jr. Englewood Hare 710 fear, Louieb' here! 31 DORIS JANE KELK .XX W . X 1 . xl! Ugg 1 Englewood Cape Cod L'd1J6'7'.l' PETER KOEHN Rxdgefield Champ 011 wbeelf MARILYN JEAN KRUSE Y' Englewood Tufizzile T001 JERRY LA MARCO Edgewater Pwzfliuf from Healfen .1tl+,,,l. g 1 5 CARI. 141211111211 I , . , ja 5 . Englewood QS l 3 I-m.1A Xil :::s,h 'llnzlzll uf our jungle' 3 L 'n - ,urn - 'iii' nj -1 j1 ' ' A . . Y- s. 1. 1342 155- 1 . .HHQ,.wL ..qi fee ' 45.4. 1152 15155 lf f i i1 1. fif A - X X 1 X l MARVIN KIRKLAND Edgewater Belief' lafe than zzerer ALBERT KLOMBURG Oradell ' ' Digger 32 ,lf 0 W 6 TA , T p HELEN M. KRONCKE RidgeHeld Tberdr 4 Genie in ber lamp! 1 , .Q I + . A r LAURA H. KUBIS Edgewater Senefmy 011 wfaeeli DONALD LANE Englewood Carefree CAM A f V., A Y l M,ff .JJ . y - l , ,A f f f,, mf, JJ, ' V X O- .f BETTY LEONARD X Z Ridgefield ' a,....,,,f Our 'Babe' JUNE LEHMANN If Englewood p 2 ff' ffglld' 'ifz eed jl 4 ff RJ ,, L CHARLES A. LANG Ll? jig, , ' f ' Ridgefxell ' lg e J :V -4 ' Tbe exerutiffe Zype 3 Q' V.:-4 ----3-,:f 'f , ,J fl Z :I .,f.4-'fp 07, . ffuwwwuumlauffmf ., f,-f, ,- , 'WI y . L' J ,332 if J J MQ! ff fn f 5 A 1' lyk . i ff' 'llffx 'f , Ay. lg eq Iv! E in .1159 ,QE , 'ff fl' 'X , l :EJ 3 ffl-5 I' , - ' gg: ,j3v'vvQf?2T514 A ll ' A ' 's5s'sr.Qli'42.af1Q.1, .5 QQ I ,-fl ..'qqyg:':g16Qwg4 Wlfij i.i.f' Ed 'A ' K vfgivzl-'QQ -B' - - we-.Q - U, ROBERT F. LECLERCQ Englewood All Amerifuzz ETHEL LEIBOWITZ Englewood 019, your beuutiful fur! JOAN LEWINGER Englewood UVlJut'5 u flip among friezzdf? l95I W JANE LIEBERMAN Englewood Teu.ri1z' Pl' '- JERRY LIEBOXWITZ Englewood Oucbl ffbul Algebra! JEAN MARIE LINCOLN wood .lvliliv Liuwlaz JOAN E. Oradell The Happy Time 33 ,- 'rf- - MARGIE LINDNER L -Englewood f- - Prifzreu Pal d?'f' LARS I.. l.lNDSTllfIM' Englcwcmd' r Illilfflllfli' idol 'I MARY P. LONGO Ridgefield Baby fare FRANCES INI. LONZISERO Ridgefield SMU' filllfhl-J In IIJ' 34 VA .1 J V Mil i X! If I ' yy! -' -f P, N J I fl I il ,I I W RUTH LOUTTIT Ridgefield A dizugbier nf fha gfidf PATRICIA MAC NULTY Ridgefield Avmmzled for 'YW 5 CAROL MAGUIRE 591 I - 'N 'xi D 1 l 'xi KW!!! ,Viz 1 I : ,, -R511 Z -H 2- i 5' Ridgefield Clzlm 411' ffic' nigh! . S, zo? '-I V, , ' 1, if lf 'xi' ' ' 1 ' -xiii? 1 ' 1 I' 'ffm 9 '47.,i1fu - L.-If xv f., v , 1, ' rv .L ,,.,.,,,1-- 5 ,,r If .' ,, ,5,f1:' '.-W 19 ,,, 1 ! -' fflx 1, '.- lf,L'j'7, :-,QA1',?n2: 4:1 ' .f. , T.: ' 22': .Y Er. ' - 2' V si 's'f'f,f,'i V V 'I' 2249, ww ,N il :- aeafff',i' I in IF . , ,nv wil -' llll' 1-ilii ifi T' 'Z-ifjl ,lll nil 'I 'I A' .ig 'V ,iq , fig' T: Tj: ,a. , F- sq- D will -' C R 'I nil : - ffifg 'R ' f R X 5 f ,f4,, li. L4 Til. . ,fx 1-, Uv ,, REGINA MAGINNIS fl Edgewater DORIS LYQNS Re-jnzuie uiilb Ike darfle Englevsrood brown hair jnfl u mb RUSSELL IVIAJOR Englewood Beal me, Daddy Kfadii ! tba., v Mew 09 ,Vw M I Mlfffil DAVID MARTIN Englewood Cliffs I am Sir Orarle, let no dog hizrh V CHARLES B. MARSHING Wh t. KENNETH B. MASON Jr. Oradell A finger in every pie FRANCIS JOSEPH MCDERMOTT A lhe fizmily The Oradell 2 , ,,.,' I 'I , ' , fx Gaodlime Charlie fggfzil f V X , -f 4.1 I. xx ,- ' 9 Q-' , 1.1.44 id I ' -IVE '-E f 'f, '-, , 213' f Q? L MURIEL THERESE Z , Ui X. J .tyfjix :fl MEEERMOTT 5 : 1- b, , , gewater 1,14- I' Il I I 5 A law hy lhe Jen ' ,gag -' ,..f.- v 1 .1 -i i lp:-151. - 2' L? ' 425212: ' WS? if til BARBARA ARDESSA MARTIN Englewood A lilile biz ifzdependeizt CARYI. MASON Ridgefield Her hear! on iz horfe FRANK MC CONNELL V Englewood 7 1 Ring! DIZ hiy jilzgers CHARLIE MCGILL Englewood Cafloozz Charlie KATHLEEN E. MCNALLY Edgewater Qllifk af iz wink 35 BILLY MEIER Englewoud 1, ll orljf'li,Uef Q .1 I f, CAROI l A Ml RKl l R1dg,f.l1Lld Cas! ll mu' ROBERTTR. lXIULLANf Vg, 'lf' Sfefcjm 117715 bfgyx 111--'-f A V fiyyf V liz, I -Tl .jl....ii-. '19 ALEX NAPOLITANO Englewood jeep-wir C1'ee11e1'.r.' FERGUS NICOL - Edgewater X L M SIIPCW fl-IIC' N Q f 1, X K 4 , Z! X XX BOB MOONEY Englewood Lord Cbeflerjfeld R PAT NOLAN Ridgefield Sugar ,IZ Jpife X, fl FE 1,33 Lf! fi X WF ix All 3.10 A , lx ,C f l f N f X'xF X Q L NORBERT NEUSCHELER ' fu ' -X E. Ridgeheld FX ' 4 Q One of Iwo l ZTFQLW' VX GERALDINE IVIUSZYYKI f Ridgefield ff 1 The nmroozz rome! M EDMOND J. F055 INIOUTENOT Edgewater H760 mrey? f ,I 1' K x X K 0, of RITA O'CONNELL Englewood DMHS Hopalong DORIS PAGNOZZI I ANNE O'SULLIVAN Ridgeield - Smile ll while H. KENNETH NORIAN I . F 3 Englewood 'Q' .1 - X , From D. M. to D. C. -Q K 25 jf A MAR MARGARET PAPSTEIN - jziii if itil? Ofadell leg- 'I4' 5 il 'TQ - Lovely intelligezzriez 1 - :-55:5 'A - W-, 'L fi- K :3 1, g - .f ffffwl A' A llll X N X ROBERT EUGENE NORTON Ridgefield Silent partner 1951 QW. 4:7 j f ef mx ze lf! 4 ' f Z9 ,ef f V 'W U f VW , me 57 , ,lf M . A -ff ye X ye . I X' .. -' j'!f ff? R Rf ,af ,R q Z if, Jef f .f fl ' lv fi? A V ff ,ff ,, V 7 W X . . f, Q wi: ' f' :pf f , ef . f 1 as WALTER OECHSLE Englewood He Jlaowed 115 bow . :IVV l .. 5 LILLIAN PAUL X Englewood Clzrry me liao? Z0 'ole 4 ll , Virglfzfly CAROLYN OTERSEN Ridgefield Sweez and lovely l , all ,V PATRICIA , Y. K . , , X, PEASLEY I . XBQO' X fb A X' Englewood XXO Uri ' ,l I X lVbe1z Irifb eyes are mzilizz I K , X l Y-L 37 'NX Ili l L I 1 lv 'P 5 LOIS BI. PEER Oradcll 'Cfmlferbox lwzlfjfziled L ' f -f QUEEN ESTHER PERREN Englewood Allljff, fHlf.u'iz'. flllzlfr FRANCES PICCOLI Englewood The llH.Ig011'J' llubeel HAROLD Pinny PINTAK Ridgefield YllIlYI'C goin: be L1 football faerof fl 3 do ll, ff' . gf' ' , I JOHN PRATICO V Englewood f wg +:- AY Lou' 011 lffe 0I1!.f.:dl! f S '-Eiga? Wy 1 kim +o xxx rv? .-I GLORIA PETERKIN ' Englewood I A Kuff one, pearl Iwo 9 do JANET PHELPS Ridgefneld on The dfdnllll of .1 poel 38 Hu' 1153 X S .'T'.-31E 5f ' II , . 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Oradell Cbip of Ibe ofa' H005 FRANCES POLLACK Englewood You Jbifl, I'll freer X WILLIAM PRE 'bgyll Englewood Bzllle Boy 'KJ -J 315 E3 NYJ fX 's xx xy? ,Q to X, Q X, MQ, lllfllf X 'Q Q X,-X4 in wo oss ' l X X x X -' flu x C! ss 6556 L 09 BETTY LEE PUGH Englewood A only bee FRED PUTTRICH Englewood Mine EQJEJ have Jeezz the glory l95l DOLORES RAMBONE JOAN Oradell Booty 'zz mddle Edgewater Goo-goo li -X 'ig E+-- 27-14 7757 1 Fe- f - - - 1: ,, 5 225- ., 2-ff W , - Q, ----f r 1--f - 55 1 11.:i.',l.':-I Fu 'ai in Egg-A --,.1a .-Elqi .I 2 , fe' , - 'rf' f .11 ' . 1':,5.a-'f'Z ' 4f?i. - , -Tift' - ' X' ' . ..Y7f:f Y W Y 'jd' ELROY j. REIL Englewood Wfbizzer HENRY ROBINSON Englewood Mr. Tonrfadozwz ! RONNIE R. RAY Englewood Kenlufky bluegmff lil W O RONALD El REES Oradell 011 time CLARICE A. ROGERS .b, I, CARENE L. ROMNEY Englewood Ffufaiofz plale 39 ww 'x CECLAMU ' ,! ,f FRANK R. ROSENBACH Englewood rllljflllgfj 1w1q1m'l1ed, urgnel Jfill JOHN F. RUSSO Englewood KIA!-4171 Q ! N, NED WILLTAM SC'ALLER Jf,,l Af Ridgefieldf' ff f' llvori Lilly fzzezfzrlayfgle? ff ,, f QV! I . A ,MA1ijORIE Mr Ridgefield! - ' The marry Jlefiograpber' 7 lf f, f' lf ngl 2 .L ,F I X1 ' v X 0 , l. , 1 l. I 'J' r W x 4 I, .B wif' I f ff f, , l , .XXX X l ' MARGIE SCHROEDER l Englewood XX -X Ami lbs Augelv Jing x-A I FRED L. SBARBARO Jr. Englewood X , ,Mau of Ilae lamzr ig 15053113 SCHAEFER Oradell ,, flflflllld IOIl'1l 40 Q.-1 1-:LQ -f?if'd' uf in L4 ' ' YA ,-7, ' E ..,f'1. fl -1 f Z 1 .in E ,E , I 52.9 no f .- Q -Z -:.' 5, - it ' U 4-' , Cf 5 A I-:Ev my I' ,E-51414 '--.' 4425 JOHN WILBLTRFORCE SCI-IMIDT Englewood Nhlmi jo11r11,1li.rl ALBERT SCHROEDER Oradell He knows llaem all STANLEY SEEB f Englewood Ha, Ho, Tbflflf Ri f --af X lf. f l M 57j!1! -ffif X ' lj 1 A 4'yfl V- U 'T 1 X, lf, , .1 61,66 1434 n if lu, he DOROTHY ELLEN SHAFFER Englewood A Plaza feature Jo f MARIE LOUISE SITTIG Oradell Good af zbey come EDWARD W. SMITH jr. Englewood One of K1-op'f boyf S 5, ,, .fx-,,,-M, glifklt -ffsfx.. 2 I f EDWARD K. SI-IAHBAZIAN Englewood Sel2bd' l95l IVbal 120111, liflle SANDY SMITH Englewood G0 wen, young lady! l CHARLES SPILEWSKI Edgewater Merrzzmatir drive ELEANORE SPITZER Ridgefield She mptured our beartll BARBARA STARKEY Englewood Azz eljfzz fmilef lfidef 4 Jfbeme ROBERT STORMS Ridgefield Higbly eligible lmclyelor .iffml 41 OLJQ, H2044 NWILLIAM R. STRATTON Englewood The Gwzcmzl's' junior EVELYN MARIE SWEENEY Ridgefield Au Afbnry .fll7i.77176l N A I -. D MARY LOU THOMAS Englewood Ezzflazlxinxfir ng Q DANIEL R. TOLENO Englewood , - in - 4: --.gli-f ID41f1j2w' Dau CATHERINE -IOAN ' II l-3 3 I I if mi ,, SUAREZ ' 1, 1- fl -' a L: , qi ,Q ' I ' , E. 1:11 uw. i.-A J. H ' ' ' U 5 'H-ug Y 4 R1dgLl1Lld .- , --5 ff M 1 ,gm L fd A Ilfrlf ww Q EW:-un -mmumr' nwznuunnlwufuluu:nu Q 1. :? Lf 5, 1--v .4 3 Z 1: ' my ii I .I f ll J Jil' U 1 v N A V -lg- L V lr 4 '-' -4' 4 'lf , A .,: is-gl bi, Qv- - . :Tu .31 1 Lf! l L P, l 1 J , ' 1, A I J, . fr f ,Q 7. X, , , V , . NANCY IHSULLIVAN 'W' Edgewater Swilizl' flaw JAMES TAYLOR Ridgefleld All flae zmrlcl l0z'eJ 61 l0z'e1' KENNETH F. SUININER Oradcll TLII'l.lII pl.1ld,r 42 GLORIA TOLBERT Englewood Gefzfle and genial EVELYN TOMCI-HN Englewood Lei me fell you! Clam W I 'Og JACK A. VEDUS Englewood Ozze of the Muggotn ,N ' ll - nfl , f MARION VOGEL Englewood IWe're :ml lwim! If Q! l . .j, ,.,f v ELAINE sf' J, 44 D . ,X-.J ee.. The ronfzzry ,I IVIARY ANN TUFFORD Edgewater Golden emvilzgy -A 'f' -g-.hlg L , is 1 N xi XEIQX L 3 xgei W 1 Z xg -3 , ii -+1 i Y xfw '-X., Eyef of dz' Y . ' 4 'i Q Rf. EShiRf1f?iX1w lt:- Q - X Y X 'gl . in .5N - - , h-45? A lf 7 -1 ,Xe Q. I--iggv Jlz. Ah: li , L5 r f f if my JL-' f A A 1- LJ fr .7 f' fffyf ,, . X fn!! V l f AP 7' fyf ' fy 'I Jil I W 1 Kofi l , U W, ,AD ,. il 'H V I W' . 1. - mJMO'MW I 1, 1 If I f f' 'H fr' I N!, 'fl ,' 1, f If jj' HAROLD E. TURNER Englewood AU Jlar red bead ,,l I j . N V of ill EDWARD VOGEL I ,ff' 1 ' .lf vf .. 5' 1llQ.f lv' lc PEGGY WESCOTT Englewood A lifllu will All Englewood f UVi1zged foot I BARBARA VREELAND Englewood The life of lbe pany A 7957 If ETHEI. WHITE Englewood Slipped rl Jzilrb K ELEANOR WILLIAMS Englewood lVf9y get exriled? DONALD WINTERS 09 Englewood The vbjefl of plmwit Ik. ROBERT NWILLIAIXIS Ridge-tield U fJw1 do we earl? NICHOLAS ZAZULA Englewood He died we Ibird l..X. . JOHN ZENIE Englewood A good 11902 RoY E. WILLMAN, Jr. Oradell A liferary mind x . xl LOUISE GLOVER be LILLIAN Englewood Like rbaflzpgzgne, if blzbblex 44 LILLIAN TI-IERESA VVONG Ridgefield O11 the go ELIZABETH E. ZEMANEK Edgewater flu! cl uwzderful gal! Englewood just made it CAM 1951 enior Wag Sunsets observed from Miss Beck's windows . . . homecoming from rehearsal in the still of the night . , . Barbara Starkey's life savers for sustenance . . . Leonore Allen's, Your honor, we object! . , , Louis Kast, private eye, seeing Karen Andres white gown, shimmering in the moonlight . . . Frank Rosenbach, Esq., stalking his witnesses , . , poor Bob ,Iuengert taking the worst of Rachel Armouris mad scene . . . the record breaking down at dress rehearsal . . . a million other memories and then . . . opening night! The tension . . . the laughter . . . the verdict . , . and then more laughter . ..a party at Bill Stratton's , . . then the unbearable calm . . . it was all over . , . . . Thanks, Miss Beck,-for the mem'rieS. 'Q f V Q..-.4 WW Mfk , ff f if -M 1 ,2 1 if fy 1 -ff ax 52 rf UQ .Aiqlle Forget the detention we almost got For walking across the grass, Or the time we missed the 2:40 bus Because we were late for class. Forget those lectures given when We broke that silly rule. just think of all the fun We had In our Senior year at school! Remember the Englewood-Saints game? jeepers, what a score! Two touchdowns to nothing, We couldnlt have asked for more. And after the game how we honked those horns As the team got a rousing cheer! That's what we like to remember when We think of our Senior year. We guarded our Senior staircase From the jealous !'Seniors-To-Be ! How proud we felit to see them rise When we entered assembly. They announced, Basketball Team State Champs' Remember the stir that day, When we asked for the day off to celebrate And we didn't get our way? r The novel end to our Senior Play, Those concerts of Mr. Krop's. Our Senior trip Cfeaturing hre-pole slidesj Brought a day off that was tops. Pep rallies, Sports' Dinner, Senior Prom night Will we ever forget those thrills? Here's to Ernie, Marge and Charlie, Who helped us foot the bills. For it was hard work, you've got to admit, To finally collect our dues. Miss Pokorny, our class adviser, Will gladly back up these views. And now . . . goodbye Dwight Morrow That we've come to love so well. Each spot, each memory of past days Has left us with its spell. Goodbye quaint brook, great tower and halls So silent now and clear. No matter how scattered our paths may be We shall be as one class here! Bart IX76J1'll7'ECf JOAN LINCOLN GULLY IOHNSON Ben' Dalzferf JEAN LINCOLN JIM TAYLOR Best Mamzered MILDRED BIGELOXX BOB STORMS 48 up, x Peppieff Bef! Dreued JOSEPHINE GERBINO ELEANOR SPITZER RUDY BARTKE KENNETH NORIAN Bef! Looking GRACE AHRENS TOM JACOBSEN M011 Vemzfife Mm! Likely to Sufceed JOYCE HARTMAN LEONORE ALLEN KENNETH NORIAN PETER AVAKIAN M05 Bw Affvf and Arlfeff Qzzieteft M011 Azhlefic RACHEL ARMOUR JEAN EVENSEN FRANCES LONZISERO WILLIAM STRATTON BOB STORMS HENRY ROBINSON 1 lm C1451 Czff-zzpf Mart Ufzforgeflable Claamcferf JOAN ANDERSON JANET ASTON LOUIS KAST RUSSELL MAJOR Moy! Popular Clan Sweelheartf Clan Flirt GRACE AHRENS MARJORIE SCHROEDER SYLVIA HUG TOM JACOBSEN ERNEST HOSTETTLER CMU Lora. HAROLD PINTAK 49 I Xl' K, sg f 1 ii 1 NN 3 X Z , if W M1624 4 KQV! Q! m?f 1,34 f W - fg -AW, fy, , , fix wld MQ' f,,,,,,,f, an w,,,,,,,,,, uw' 1 f fm? K ivan I 7 . Q: mmf w f f f x w , ,, ,F fs 3 .gzwfenf Qrganizafion During the school year 1950-51 the Student Organization has been most active. Money has been appropriated for many purposes such as: Music Department awards, the Community Chest, 5570 for lighting equipment, S200 towards a school amplifier, 5525 for prizes for on Oracle contest, S20 for gold baskethalls for our state champion- ship team, and S9 for girls' sport awards. In addition it intends to make a donation to the Student Loan Fund. The S. O, has attended the meeting of the N. A. H. S, C., formed an Interclub Committee, held a Community Chest drive, given its annual Fun Nite, fixed a club schedule, and revised the S. O. con- stitution. vig iw mf x Q , if OFFICERS KENNETH NORIAN -- .... P1-emlezzz STEVE HASTINGS -- -- Vife-Premlezzz JOYCE HARTMAN ....... --- Secremry Adviferf MRS. GRACE MAYR MISS JESSIE BOERGER MR. PETER KERSHAW X K , -.s.W4'f 2 X' onor ociefg Honor Society's eventful year began with the initiation of new members and a tea. The club then settled down to services such as ushering for the A. A. U. W. and a contribution of 310 to the Com- munity Chest. At Fun Nite they sponsored the ski-balll' concession. Christmas season meant ushering at the concert and sending gifts to the Orphan Childrenls Home. Of course, Honor Society was not without its recreation. Some of the club's members saw the Broadway show Green Pastures and a hilarious Christmas party for old members began a delightful X-mas vacation. May brought with it the induction of new members, a wonderful Urou , who the seniors ho e will have a ear as rofitable as this one an P P Y P has been. OFFICERS KENNETH SUMNER --- STEPHEN HASTINGS --- MILDRED BIGELOW --- JANICE HOBART ..... BETTY LOU LEONARD --- M155 SALLIE K. SPROULE --- - - - Preiidefzf Vice-Pzwiniezzt - - Secz'efm'y - - - Treafizrez' - - - HfJxf01'jcZ7I - , E fIcl'z'i.x'e:' 2 5 2 i BETTE SMITH ,-- KENNETH MASON -- -- ARTHUR HECHT - - JOYCE HARTMAN --- CAROLYN GOLDBERG DORIS KELK ,.,.... ERNEST HOSTETTLER XVILLIAM STRATTON MR. JOHN J. WARDELL --- 09 -- Editor-212-Chief -- Bzzyizzwx Nlmzager Ad zfe1'lj,x'j1z g Ixlnilidg-91' - - - - - Lifemry Eafilm - -- - Arr Edifof --, Pirtnre Editor -- Auorialte Edifm U Afyocifzle Editor -- Adzfifer .4 A f V wi :J .fgcluerfifiing .glugdcrilafion ,, W. .,,,.,,..-.ws-.s,...-.s.f E. -mfg..-my Clown 0 52 The major undertaking of the Class of '52 was the junior Prom held on the night of May fifth. The night club motif predominated with the accent on dim lights and soft music, During the year the members of the junior Council have been busy collecting dues and making plans for their Senior year. A noticeable enthusiasm seemed to permeate the class which augurs well for a highly successful end to our sojourn at Dwight Morrow. OFFICERS PETER LENROXV ,............ ..a.... P raridefzf RICHARD MULLAN ..... - - , Vive-Premfenf MARGARET KENNEDY ...... .... S ecrefazrj,' NADIA HERMOS ............. .... T reafzrrer Acfz'i5er,t Miss JOAN STONE MR. GEORGE BALDWIN Cfaaa o!53 At the start of school the Sophomore class had an assembly. Here nominations were made for officers of the class. Soon afterwards the officers were elected and the Sophomore council organized. The council drew up a constitution and decided that sophomore dues would be 25c. Late in March the sophs had another assembly to discuss dues, sports in connection with sophs and the dance of May 26 . The sophomore class has been very co-operative this year and accomplished a great deal. The ofhcers hope that the work will continue through junior and Senior years. OFFICERS RICHARD HARR1s ............ ....r.. P ffflitliglil CAROLE KINDWALL - - - , , , Vice-Pmiidefzf BARBARA AXT ..... .... S errefary KEN MULLIGAN ..... .... T refzfzzref- MR. JOHN WINKIN --- - -- Admer iuemif OFFICERS PAULETTE BOBCIK .............. JOSEPI-IINE 'GERBINO -- - - - - , - Pzwidefzf Vice-Prefidezzl KATHLEEN MCNALLH' ..,........ ..,. S errefary CAROLYN OTERSEN .A.,.....,,.... -, T1'ea,rf11'e1' BETTI2 SMITH, CAROLYN GOLDBERG ... Hi,Tforimz.r ELAINE XVATSON ...,.......... U Chaplain IYIRS, SMITH ..... - , A:fz'i.s'er Diversity's main project of the year was The Snowball, their annual semi- iormal dance. The club sent books to a Veterans' Hospital and to a TB Sanitarium, made Christmas Scrapbooks for Bergen Pines Hospital and the Memorial House, knitted for the Red Cross, and sponsored their annual junior Red Cross drive. Football pencils, cake, pickles, taffy apples, and pictures of D.M.H.S. were among the things sold by Diversity. We supplied oranges and chewing gum for the football team, Some of the girls participated in Tri-Y's Sports Dinner assembly. The club also put on a variety show called Then and Now at Fun Nite. In December the alumnae dinner was held at the Far Eat Restaurant. The junior-Senior dinner was held at Marlettds, while we must not neglect to mention that we held our usual Sophomore Tea. .7!zirc! Ckalofer 1 OFFICERS l JAMES BROWNLOW ..,............,... Preyidefzz Q KEN SUMNhR .................-, Vire-Prefidenl BOB LECLERQUE .... ....... S errelary AL SCHROEDER --- .... Treamrw KEN NORIAN ......... --- Chaplain MR. RAYMOND BREUR .... .... A dvifer v i 62 A R , I f V , A X O O fQCL-MCL Those white jackets with green emblems that you see strolling down the hall Caided, of course, by the girls who wear themj signify one of the major service clubs in Dwight Morrow - - - Pickwick. The fall season brought sales at football games, sale of football pins, the donating of a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family and the first alumnae meeting, As the pages ofthe calendar fell away and the snow began to fall, Pickwick held a pinup show-the annual Pickwick Pinups of Fun Nite. The girls collected for the TB drive, held a card party for their scholar- ship fund, helped to send a European girl to college for a year, raised money through 'lLeewal, and held a Christmas alumnae meeting. I I., I And then came spring - spring at Dwight Morrow means only one thing to a Pickwick girl -their traditional Sweethearts' Ball. Of course, there was the Sophomore Tea, followed by col- lections for the Cerebral Palsy drive, ushering at the Spring Concert, the junior-Senior dinner, formal initations, and the presentation of a one hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving senior. The year's work included cale sales, Pickwick pen notes on the daily bulletin, and work at the Englewood Hospital and at the Memorial House. The girls say, Thanks, Miss Brehmf' as they realize how much she contributed towards mak- ing this one of Pickwick's best years. OFFICERS SANDRA SMITI-I ...,.... ., ........ Prefidefzf PATRICIA PEASLEY -... --- Vice-Preiidem JANICE HOBART ..,. ..... S efremry JOAN ABEL ...... --- T1'ea.rzn'er CARYL MASON ...,... --- Historian JANET PHELPS ........ --- Chaplain --- Advifer MISS EVELYN BREHM --- Sf, 'aff ,,arWy,, V. X ,V , mm, , We-12 , 43, ,M ,, iw, A any K ,Mews tc UZ! Chapfaf During the 1950 - 51 school term Old Chapter did their usual good job in contribut- ing to the social and cultural progress of Dwight Morrow. In September we prepared for the football season by printing and distributing football schedules. We followed this up with the printing and distribution of all athletic programs. A Financial aid was given to the Student Loan Fund and the Scholarship Fund, while we made contributions to the new Public Address system and the Community Chest. To earn money for our own treasury we sold school pins and pep cards. We also had the Spook House concession again this year at Fun Nite. We revised our Constitution in order to maintain modern standards. The boys also sold tickets to the Annual Sportis Dinner. OFFICERS KENNETH lN1ASON ............ ..... P reridefzz Louis Kfisr ..... --- Vice-Preridezzt CARL GEBHARDT --- ..... Sefrenzry STEVE HAsT1NGs --- --- T1-earn:-ez' PIERCE CorrER .... --- Claaplfziizz MR, FRED COLVER -, --- Adzirer Uardifg The Varsity Club, sponsor of ten Saturday night dances, has been very active this year. The Harold Pintak Dance was a great success, raising spirit in D. M H S as well as funds. Other activities sponsored by the Varsity Club were the Faculty-Varsity basketball game, film for the football team, sweaters awarded to letter men, and the selling of refresh ments at football games. OFFICERS TOM JACOBSEN ............. HENRY ROBINSON --- HAROLD TURNER --- KENNETH NORIAN .... .......... FLEET DOLAN ......... -- - MR. GEORGE BALDWIN .... - - - - - - Prefidefzl - - - Vice-President - - - - - - Treczmrer Secretary flfjjjfdllf-T7'6'61J'Il1'?1' --------- Adviser - - - - Pzzamlezzl Vice-Pz'e.v.icJe11l - - - - Serrefary - - - TreL1,s'1n'w' - , - I1Vi,ulm'k112 - - Cfmlblfzifi f - - Adi fxw' ri- Tri-Y sponso-rs annually the Six Star Sports Dinner. Lettermen from each of our six boys' sports and the varsity cheerleaders are among the guests of honor. Another important activity is the selling of candy at the basketball games. The club also sold D.M.H.S. tape and had several cake sales. In cooperation with other clubs Tri-Y contributed to the Public Address System, gave to the Student Loan Fund, and held a show at Fun Nite. We gave a junior-Senior Tea and a Sophomore Tea in order to acquaint some of the students with the activities of the club. The girls of Tri-Y usher at graduation as a service to the school. They also make up a basket at Thanksgiving time give to some poor family. N ,data ozgmidfa A ,Qi A.L.A. has been on the go since early fall when they worked at the Englewood Hospital, knitted squares for the Red Cross, sponsored a fashion show, held their annual sophomore tea and served at the Community Chest dinner. December brought Fun Nite, Where A, L. A, pre- sented their Seance Show. To keep with the spirit of the Christmas season, the girls gave a basket of food to a needy family, sent a box of candy to a wounded G. I. and bought and decorated the Christmas tree in our cafeteria. The Circus at Madison Square Garden, topped off by dinner at the Automat, was a perfect ending to the delightful February inductions. ' h main spring func- Another fashion show was t e h famished students, who rush out l tion. To satisfy it e i of seventh period classes, A. L. A. had cake or punci sales all year. The senior girls wish to thank Mrs. Dincin for making A. L, A.'s work possible and wish next year's members as much fun as they had, OFFICERS LEE WONG ,-r - ............... --- Prefidenz ELEANOR BIRCHWALE --- -- Serremry EVELYN SWEENEY .... --- Treazim-er NANCY SULLIVAN ..... --- Hf.fl0I'jd.fZ MARJORIE SCHOPBACK -- --- Chaplain --- Adviw- MRS. DINCIN - ---- - - awcwi Tawasi, one of the newest and most successful clubs in D. M. H. S., has been very active this year. Miss Fun Nite contest, sponsored by Tawasi, was one of the highly successful ventures. Gther activities of the club were sales of cup cakes, sales of pennants, sales of school supplies, making of afghans, selling of Christmas cards, scrap books for veterans, service at the Community Chest din- ner, making posters for the Sports Dinner, toys for Christmas, a basket for a needy family, our Sopho- more Tea, and the reconditioning of toys for Me- morial House. 4 Tawasi has gained popularity among students who wish to do social service and hopes that next year's members will be E ' deavors. OFFICERS JOAN LINCOLN .... even more successful in these en- - - - - - Prefidelzl MARIE SITTIG ..... Vice-President RUTH KLOMBURG --- ..... Sen-emiry ELEANOR GOETZ - ..... - -- Treamf-er MARGIE LINDNER - - -- C lm jzlazizz LEE ALLEN ......... --- HjJl0I'jdlZ Miss ANNA POKORNY --- fldZ'l:J'6l' 45? as 7 Olzowlem Hockey, soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis, and table tennis are the main sports of the girls program. Seniors won the class hockey tournament, the Headliners were victorious in volleyball, and the Wfild Cats won the basketball tournament. Managers for each of the sports were: Jane Kus- nic, hockey, Fran Lonzisero, soccerg Jeanne Googins, volleyball, Poppy Saigh, basketball, Shirley jon and Beverly Bassett, softball. jill Merkl was the general points manager. The faculty game between the women's faculty and the tournament winning basketball team was another major activity of the club. General play days, including one at Trenton, were participated in by the club. Some of the girls were also in the inter-class track meet. Aside from these activities the club sold sweaters, ' d articipated in Fun contributed to a scholarship, an p Nite. d to those girls who The club also gave awar s ' orts or who have won have actively taken part in sp ts. A special Senior trophy one of the tournamen was awarded to a Senior girl on the basis of scholas- tic achie ' 'l't , sportsmanship and leadership. The club is a member of the Bergen County Girls d the New jersey Athletic Council. Athletic Council an A sport for every girl and a girl for every b motto. vement, athletic abi 1 y sportjl is the clu OFFICERS K Preridefzt BETTY LEONARD ............ ..... --- Vice-President FRANCES LONZISERO --- - , - - Treazrzzrer CLAIRE FAUCIANO --- --, -,, Secrefmy ' 67 RITA O,CONNELL 6 Miss STONE - , .... ,- Adm 1 ddqlfte .AFLJ Masque and Wig's wonderful year began with the tea for the new members. The meetings were made more enjoyable by plays put on by the members and by talks on theatre production and make-up. A few members went with Miss Beck to see the production of Peter Pan in New York. The whole school enjoyed the assem- blies the club planned: The Happy journey and He Ain't Done Right by Nell. At Fun Nite they sponsored the Golf-Putt concession. Miss Rachel Armour represented us in the Miss Fun Nite Contest and did a remarkable strip-tease. They also entertained at the P.T.A. tea in February. Indeed, Masque and Whig has lived up to its reputation of being a truly dramatic club. They had an interesting and event- ful year. OFFICERS VUILLIAM STRATToN ....... -- ...-- Preridenf MARGARET KENNEDY --- --- Vice-Prerirlenf MILDRED Bioiarow .... - ..... Serrefary RUTH-ANN MESSINA .... ..., T reamrcr PAT PEAs1.EY - ......,. .... H fJf01'ial2 Miss BENITA BECK .... --- Advirer 76 gf ana! Erich? For those interested in group riding, Bit and Bridle has offer- ed instruction and practice for several years. The club has ridden at Central Stables, Pegasus Club, Sunnyside Stables, and Hickory Stable. For the last two years the club has ridden at Chestnut Ridge Stables in Hohokus. The club rides every Saturday morning. Those interested in advanced riding, especially showing technique, ride Tuesday eve- inings. The members attend horse shows and participate in them. The Adviser is Mrs. Alicia Smith. VY oreign page? Foreign Policy Club will complete a successful school year when they give at commencement the Sara Freeman Awards to the two students who have done the most to foster an interest in the school in International Relations. We have two honorary mem- bers, one of whom celebrated his 84th birthday this year. Mr. and Mrs, Hellyer are an important part of our membership. During the year members passed Freedom Crusade pledges for student's signatures, helped decorate for Community Chest dinners, prepared scrapbooks for the children of Europe telling about Dwight Morrow. The two programs which our new Debating Unit presented were the first full-fledged debates given here in years. Leonore Allen, Peter Avakian, and Allen Sklar won respectively first, second, and third prizes in the United Nations Examinations. Peter Avakian, president of the New jersey International Relations Forum, served with distinction, and the club had eleven speakers at the state conferenecs. Perhaps Foreign Policy's biggest year-long activity was the sale of Times and Tribunes Ito students and teachers. Foreign Policy has been a major club for years, and we expect that it will continue to be vital and influential in our school life. OFFICERS PETER AVAKIAN ,......... ---- ...... President FRANK RosENBAcH ......... --- Vire-Preriderzl LEONORE ALLEN ....... --- ..,- Secretary KENNETH SUMNER ......... .... T reaizrrer AdZ'f.l'6!'.l MRs, IONE S. ECKERSEN Miss JESSIE BOERGER MR. JOHN TROUT ....... - Debating Unit Admer jA8 010616 8 The old staff of the Oracle held control of the paper for a year and a half. During this time they built up the sales and advertising of the publication until it became self- supporting. About eighty per-cent of the staff have been journalism students. It was under the guidance of the staff led by co-editors Peter Avakian and David Martin that the Oracle won first place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association judg- ments. This was the Hrst time in history that the paper has been so rewarded, In January, 1951, the new Oracle staff under the editorship of Jane Fullerton, re- liever their older compatriots and began to wield their journalistic hand over the paper. This new crew will maintain the high standards set before them and they have taken the job seriously to follow the purpose of the Oracle. That purpose is to publicize school events, create school spirit and to teach the students the functions of the American press. We owe our ideals and our success in upholding them to Miss Sally Winfrey. She has been untiring in ther efforts to aid us . . . we shall never be able to show our gratitude, but, Thank you Miss Winfrey, very much! loanif5A The Spanish Club has had a very eventful year which began with a trip to New York City. The day included a Spanish movie and dinner at a Spanish restaurant. At Fun Nite the club contri- buted with a fortune telling booth and ring toss, The school library received a subscription to the monthly magazine Norte, and a student having the highest average for three years of Spanish re- ceived an award from the Spanish Club group. Their main money project this year was selling book covers, but they also had cup cake sales. The highlight of the year was the entertainment of the Mexican visitors. The members of the club would like to thank their adviser, Miss Pordon, for her patience and assistance. Without her the club would not have had such a wonderful year. OFFICERS JERRY ECKBERG ............... ..... P resident WILLIAM STEVENSON ......,. U Vine-P1-eridefzf CYNTHIA KNIGHT ............. ---, Serrezary STEVEN RYHSEN ............. -- -U T1-eamrer FRANCIS POLLACK, DORIS LYONS .... -, Hirroriaur Miss PORDON ................ --- Adtfifer Je, GM This year's Key Club, rapidly expanding to twenty-five members, continued to be one of the major service clubs in D.M.H.S. The Kiwanis-sponsored organization has per- formed many noteworthy school and community services. How did Dwight Morrow get its new vocational guid- ance books? Who are the boys who've been checking coats at school affairs? Where did those handy plastic book covers come from, Mr. Wildrick? Who has been conducting the survey for the Englewood Chamber of Commerce? Key Club answers every question. However, let it not be said that these boys join the club merely for the pleasure of working. The weekly dinner at the Rathskeller, a day off from school to at-tend the New Jersey District Convention of Key Clubs, the initiation of new members, the week-end trip to a Sussex cabin in the spring, and the satisfaction of doing a job well-all these combine to make the members proud to belong to the Key Club. OFFICERS DAVE HARRIS .....-..... ........... P 1'efia'ef1f ARTHUR HECHT .......-......... Vice-Prefidemf MICKEY LURIE ..... .,.... S errefary HARRY DAWES ...... -E-- Tl'E03Ji,7l1'6I' MR. LEO GORDOWN --- --- Admfei- Kano! ann! Warclzing 601706 QPCAQ5 tl 6l gm CAM ? 1 I l CA 05115 0l'L88l 6 adffeem rf IAQFLCA cience unior luamifg Soccer clpua ' fn S Q 1 23: X 4, S X x x s ,f .W , xv-SfsQ,,asel,G,,ag ', x ' M 5, , 5 4 ,Q an 5 . 5 JZ 3 k 3 4 Q iw Zz K Q if ,4 g , in ,V Q X ,, I ,X ' , L AK Af Y Q ,S 55 . W N X xg Q 5 f I I k.,Q,i LE! I fx A as v 5 Q2 1 M ., gi 1 A Q 2 V 4 R . 7 M b fe if Z 1 A f Q , . , XXX xg 9 .S f X X P ,X ,f 'Q X X X , . X Q5 at f is ,652 x iS! 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A Xi 2 X X i SZ, N 3 1 9 ' X X ' S, x 5 '- Q 1 X xx- 3322 iii MV J 596 as Wi K W .. 1 ' - ' Q ' Fx vs 5 ik , ' - f ,xx 4 ff: K w Y if 5 fe gg Q .af,, X M 'V I 9 H YQ ' xl 4, 7 if ZW 4 Gb ,amnf hm-4' vardifg Clteeriaclerfi ELAINE XVATSON ELEANOR SPITZER C0-Crzpminr 88 The cheerleaders spent the football season urging the Dwight Morrow Maroon Raiders on, but their reward came at the Englewood-Saints game when our boys came through 12 - O. It was a pleasant job cheering for the State Champs basketball team during the regular season and State Tourna- ment. They also cheered for the Alumnae, Womenls Faculty, Schmoos and Men's Faculty games. April vacation brought the girls a well deserved good timeg first a dinner, then a movie-andgas a riotous ending a rip-roaring pajama party. The girls hope that next year's squad may have as suc- cessful teams to cheer for, and may have as much fun as the 351 Varsity Cheerleaders. unior amifg Cizeerliavllem The jay Vee Cheerleaders squad started their season this year by cheering for soccer, JV football, and JV basket- ball. Co-Captains, Josephine Guerrina and Marlene Schulte agreed, lt was a good year for the whole squad and we en- joyed cheering at every game. Other members of the JV squad are Marie Ferrante, Barbara Amt, Cynthia Knox, Barbara Couse, Diane Haney, Betty Ann Capestro, Virginia Gennari, and Marilyn MC Donald. joofdaf Wfhile football at D.M.H.S. enjoyed the least success of the three major sports, football, basketball and baseball, the team nevertheless had some consolation, chiefly in it 12-O victory over Saint Cecilia on Thanksgiving day. A victory over Saints makes any year a success, The overall record on the year was 3 wins, 6 losses, but the team did have its good days, All three victories were shutouts: 26-O over Cliffside Park, 25-0 against Teaneck, and 12-O over Saint Cecilia. Most of the football glory belonged to Bobby Williams, halfback, who was one of the trickiest ball carriers in the county. He did the team punting and a good share of the passing. Williams made all the N.N.j.I.L. honors and earned a second team berth in the All-County selections, Henry Robinson, halfback, and Harold Pintak, guard, each rated honorable mention on the All-N.N.j.I.L. Team. THE RECORD: D.M.H.S. Opp. 6 ........ Henry Snyder --- --- 20 12 H c,., Tenafly ,,.-- U- 26 26 ,... -e- Cliffside Park --- - 'J 6 -, --- Hackensack --- -,- 40 12 ec H- Ridgefield Park -- a-- 32 7 so ..., Rutherford ..., --- 13 23 ,c .e... Teaneck a-, - 0 12 H --- Saint Cecilia -H - O 'K gaffefdaf ln basketball, D.M.H.S. hit the jackpot with a State Championship. The team ended the season with a 23-1 record, the only defeat coming at the hands of Tearieck, 28-26 ini one of the few close games Englewood played, In rolling to the League Cham- pionship, the team won only one game by less than 5 points, beating Tenafly 42-40. Even in the State Tournament the team won all its games comfortably, the semi-finals by 25 points and the finals by 23. 92 Englewood's sweep was ia tribute to the skill of Coach Tom Morgan, who built his winning combination with only one man over six feet tall, and that man-an inexperienced sophomore. Morgan's team depended on its fast break, the best in the state, to wear down the opponent, and upon a tight shifting man to man defense which held down the other team's scoring. On only one occasion did an opposing team score more than 50 points, and Engle- wood won that game by 20, 73-53. The mainstay of the team was Henry Robinson, who led the scoring from his guard position on sets and drive-ins. Robby was the most honored athlete of the year at D.M.H.S., winning first births on the all N.N.j.I.L. and All-County teams, as well as being named the most valuable player in the tournament. Other members of the starting five, and the only players Morgan used until the game was out of reach of the opposition, were Harold Turner at the other guard post, who played a floor game and chipped in with timely sets, forward, Alexander Gully, Johnson, who drove the enemy crazy with his driving lay-ups, Henry Peguese, the other forward, who threw in 10 points a game with a set up from the side, and added some drives for good measure, and Ralph LePinnet, the club's tall man at 6' 3,' who did his best work off the backboards. HAROLD TURNER XM -sf Z,f5fN ly! !.CZ33 HENRY PEGUESE GULLY JOHNSON HENRY ROBINSON RALPH LE PINNET 155 OCCQF' The 1950-51 edition of Dwight Morrow High Schools soccer team ended the season with a 111 won - 2 lost record and a second place in the N.N.j.I.L. Both defeats came at the hands of league rival, Hackensack, which found Englewood losing out to Hackensack in the championship battle as they did last year. Captained by Al Schroeder and Bob MUllHH, this year's soccer squad kept up the fine record and sportsmanship for which Dwight Morrow High School is noted. Our- standing seniors on the team such as Steve Hastings, Charlie Spilewski, Al Schroeder, Bud Ingoldsby, Charlie McGill, Rudy Bartke, Bob Mullan and Pierce Cotter leave the squad with the hope that next year's team will get that first place and possibly a State playoff berth. The schedule: D,M.H.S Opp. 2 ..,e....... Ridgewood .... --- O 3 --- --- Wfeehawken --- --- 2 O --- --- Hackensack--- - 1 1 --- --- Teaneck ---- --- 1 2 --- -- Yiifeehawken ---- --- 1 2 --- ---- Tenafly ---- --- 1 2 --- --- Rutherford --- --- O 9 - --- Ridgewood --- --- O 1 --- --- Hackensack--- --- 2 1 --- --- Teaneck ---- --- O 3 - --- Tenafly -- --- 1 3 --- Rutherford --- --- 1 Kadegdf Before the baseball season began, D.M.H.S, was nominated as the baseball champion of the N.N.j.I.L. by the sportswriters of the county, As the Engle Log went to press, George Baldwin's nine led the league by a game, with six left to play, and appeared capable of fulfilling their committment by taking first place. The varsity included pitchers, Jim QSamj Agnew, who early in the seaSon had a 21 inning scoreless string going, and Harold Turner, with an occasional win tossed in by Tom Jacobsen. john Pratico was the first string catcher, while Evan Lewis at first, Richie Wendel at second, Lennie Hassler at short and Bob Leclercq at third composed the infield, the outfielders were Bud Ingoldsby, Clint Humble, Harold Turner, when he wasn't pitching, and Nick Bentley. Flash I I ! - - - Due to a delay at the print shop the Engle Log staff is able to give you this late bulletin - Our baseball team captured the league championship - well clone boys and coaches - congratulations! I t Zac Coach Burt Smith's spring track season opened with great expectations. Led by captain and star half-miler Marty Gilvar, the Maroon had the makings of a champion- ship team, Seniors Gilvar, Hastings, johnson, Brownlow, Schroeder, Jamieson and Mason provided the experience along with juniors Lenrow, Abernathy, jones, Erber, Kelly, Hoeger, Boyan and sophomores Nagel, Burke, Ruefer, Gude, Irre and Stich. The team showed promise not only for this year but also for the future. To date, in N.N.j.1.L. competition the team has competed in one meet, winning very handily, If this is a taste of the future, there should be a few more gold cups to add to the Dwight Morrow High School collection. P065 Conn ff? 'WE If ennid 53054801 31.06 Cm The need of an organization to sponsor and stimulate interest in track and cross country activities resulted, last year, in the formation of the Spiked Shoe Club. The club is open to all boys who have received letters in cross country or track. The main activity this year was the sponsoring of the annual Interclass Track Meet on April thirteenth. A successful year has been due to the hearty cooperation of the members with their enthusiastic advisers, Coach Smith and Mr. Breur. OFFICERS BTARTIN GILVAR ............. - -- Preridem HARRY DAWES --- -- --- Serretary Tom BOYAN --- .......... .......... T rearzzrer Advirerr MR. WIILBUR SMITH MR, RAYMOND BREUR Qing HOW I v TiT-i X .gm .W A NUS, YA, we , x-iw! 1 Brien we phorofal uae NX H JERSEY PRINT SHUI' xgiflzoofjgnnua 5 THREE HUNDRED MAIN STREET ORANGE NEW JERSEY Telephone ORange 3 4258 Printers of the Engle log Left Oll' po, Claw ol 51 0- ' 'S' 102 Aolareciafion . . . 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The professional man finds his highest rewards in his sense of mastery of his subject, in the absorbing interest of the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake, and in the contributions which, by reason of his attainments, he can make to the promotion of the general welfare. The truly successful business man, we believe, is he who derives satisfaction from the contribution of his business to the public interest as well as for monetary profits, and who conducts his relationships with his customers on the principle that in the long run his gain can only be in proportion to the service he renders them. It is on this principle that LION CLEANERS OF ENGLEWOOD is established and because of this, public acceptance and response to our endeavors have been most gratifying and symbolic of its appreciation. Dry-Cleaning of Distinction ION T4-16 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. - .-sed Englewood 3-8484 Compliments of BAUMG-ART'S LQ ENGLEWOOD - HACKENSACK 104 BIRTWHISTLE 8. LIVINGSTON I REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE I Corner DEAN and BERGEN STREETS Englewood, N. J. ESTABLISHED T892 H. 8. K. UNIFORM ENGLEWOOD PAINT 81 GLASS CO., INC. While Dinner Jackets Garter Wear Dress Hardware - Garden Supplies Tuxedos - Suits Enpaco Painfs - Lowe Bros., Painfs Washable Wall Papers - AII sizes and styles - Mirrors - GIGSS TOPS 89 WEST PALISADE AVE. 95 W. PALISADE AVE ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY ENGLEWOOD ENgIewood 3-3950-I Fine Jewelry - Diamonds - Silversmifhs Moclernizing - Repairs - Engraving A FRIEND S. 81 W. JEWELERS 34 WEST PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. One Flight Up I I I WINSTON DIBBLE GALLERY I PICTURE FRAMING 30 BERGEN STREET, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. I 105 General Motors Delco-Burners FUEL OIL ENGLEWOOD COAL AND LUMBER CORP. 11 E. Englewood Avenue Englewood, N. J. Lubrication Baflery Service ADAMS SERVICE STATION LEE'S CONFECTIONERY 492 CURRY AVE. ' L- E- ADAMS, Prop- ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Opposife Hudson Ave. RR Sfafion I9 IVY LANE, C . ' Rd. 0' Se'pe ne Phone EN. 3-9659 ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Dolly Madison Ice Cream EN. 3-9826 Greering Cards - Toys Tire Repairs General Repairs Fountain Service HARDING CLEANERS BesI Wishes from Tailoring and Repairing HUDSON HARDWARE We Call and Deliver II W. HUDSON AVENUE Englewood 3-3085 ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Fur Storage ENG. 3-3627 I3 E. IVY LANE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Beaufy Culture and Hairstyling is fascinaiing worlc HO'MAlD ICE CREAM Assures You A Sfeady Income, Good Pay Independence and Personal Charm 'f S Heels' Ffesh PARISIAN BEAUTY scHooL R. Harry Comp, Director 670 BERGEN BOULEVARD Awarded Inlernafional Grand Prize RIDGEFIELD, N. J. in Hoirsfyling Posf-Graduaie Courses for Operafors 1 CLiffside 6-2448 and Hair Sfylisfs I I44 Main ST. HACKENSACK, N. J. I Hack. 2-9674 Eng. 3-7876 I IO6 ENgIewood 3-T937 H E C H T ' S THE I EN GLEWOOD HARDWARE CO' Headquarters for Levi's Hardware, Tools, Housewares . B.P.S. PAINTS Io-12 DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD' N' J' ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENgIewood 3-7974 O EDWARD HASSE 8: CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS f Authorized O Westinghouse Sales and Service ENGLEWOOD' N' 'I' Refrigeration and Radio Service . Motor Repairing 26 W. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Car Washing Tune-Up ORION W. MARX HQRRIEH HOWARD JOHNSON'S GULF SERVICE STATION O I5 WEST IVY LANE ENGLEWOOD ROUTE 4 FORT LEE, N. ENgIewood 3-4773 Simonizing I Brake Service When OU' fof fine cLonsTER ART srumo foods try the The House of Glass and Paint M I L E S T O N E Mirror Glass-Top I Picture Framing I for Chinese and Artist Materials and Supphes American foods 70 GRAND AVENUE ROUTE 9-W ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS ENgIewood 3-8274 II II IO7 Tel. ENgle-wood 3-4910 CCMMUNITY TAILORS 8. CLEANERS THE LAUNDRESS 3-Hour Service on Cash and Carry We Call For And Deliver The only synthetic dry cleaning unit in Englewood 326 GRAND AvE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Tel. ENg. 3-6255 Quality Launderers and Cleaners 50 W. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 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PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Eng. 3-9750 Compliments of JACOBUS SHOES I5 W. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. l. Besf Wishes From PALISADES TRUST COMPANY ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation T IO9 fj ' JI' A FRIEND TeI. ENgIewood 3-4899 F R A N K L I N FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. EMERALD BEAUTY SALON Our business is furnishing uffracfive comforfcrble homes. . . May we help you? ' 32-34 N. DEAN ST., ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 54 EAST PAUSADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Huffman-QOwIe Norfhern New Jersey's Largest Home Furnishings Store ROUTE 4, NORTH HACKENSACK 110 Tel. ENgIewood 3-0375 FURS MADE AND REMODELED N. DeSCHERER SUITS - FURS - GOWNS 44 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. CURLEY'S WAGON WHEEL Come Io Curley's for o Delicious Sfeorkburger 36 N. VAN BRUNT ST. EN. 3-9844 Complimenfs of SHALER SUPER MARKET 555 SHALER BLVD. MANOR DAIRY SERVING THE NORTHERN VALLEY Milk and Milk Products ENGLEWOOD, N. J. RIDGEFIELD Englewood 3-1331 DUmont 4-0384 EFFIE DIXON S U C C E S S OF 1951 Telephone EN. 3-5722 HOWARD P. ELLIS 2 E. PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Complimenfs of T R I A N G L E Service Station BROAD 8. GRAND AVES. RIDGEFIELD, N. J. Phone MO. 6-5539 THE PALISADE PHARMACY AI Moskin, Ph. G. L. Moskin, Ph. G. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 34 W. PALISADE AVE., Cor. Humphrey Sf., ENGLEWOOD, N. J. - Cui Rafe - ENgIewood 3-T295 - T864 PETER DUFF 84 SON i E L O R I S T S 260 GRAND AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Tel. ENgIewood 3-0635 THE VIC WAG SHOP . Compliments of Records, Sheet Music, Toys, Stationery Spomng Goods ENGLEWOOD RIFLE CLUB PALISADE AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. fNec1r Deon Streetj I NIEUTER BROTHERS, INC. NI A R C U S Nash Soles and Service Department Store - Established 1917 - Housewares - Gifts - Toys Telephone MOrsemere 6-5537 - 8 262 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. 995-999 EDGEWATER AVE. Leonio 4-06-I9 RIDGEEIELD, N. J. Citizen's Noitionoil Boink ond Trust Compoiny ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY FOUNDED I89O 1 Member Federol Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnsuronce Corporotion i - 112 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE W. GEROULD CLARK, INC. Telephone: ENglewood 3-6000 67 DEAN STREET, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. HOBART TOMPKINS - JACK SWITZER H ART FLOWER Sl-IOP, INC. 38 E. PALISADE AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENglewood 3-4884 Congrofuloiions Telephone: ENG. 3-4616 THE CHARM SHOP MERRlLL'S Ladies'lnfimc1fe Apparel ' and Accessories 51 E. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD' N' J' ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 113 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ALEXANDER DRIVEAWAY CO., INC. 90 WEST STREET, NEW YORK 6, N. Y. I. S. Wotson, Pres. Comphmems of PHIL cooPER CLEANERS Blll'S CAFE 354 UNDER curr AVE. EDGEWATER, N. J. Complimenfs of LA FRONZ ANTIQUE SHOP HENRY N. AHRENS MOBIL GAS STATION Telephone ENG. 3-3911 Corner Chester Place ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 105 GRAND AVE. Tel. ENG. 3-9856 491 GRAND AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Complimenfs of ENgIewood 3-5288 COMMUNITY and JOHNSON BLAKE'S PET SHOP CORP. U 1 1 Animal Foods - Remedies and Supplies A NUI'O W'de MOVHI9 and Dogs Bofhed, Clipped, Plucked Storage Service Pefg Bom-ded Puppies, Kiffens, Gold Fish, Hcrmsfers, EIC PALISADES PARK, N. J. 28 E. PALISADE AVE' MO. 6-5750 LE. 4-3113 ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 114 OLD SALT Featuring the Finest Selection of Sea Food, Steaks, Chops, and Chicken . . . Everything Charcoal Broiled VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE HUbbard 7-8752 - 9539 PARAMUS, N. J. on Route 4 THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES BOB E. WILLIAMS Compliments of JOHN RUSSMAN SCHOOL BUS CONTRACTOR JACK'S SWEET SHOPPE Greeting Cards - Toys Stationery - Cigars 50 E. COLUMBIA AVE. PALISADES PARK Phone: MOrsemere 6-5484 Jewelers forthe Class of '51 LEBSONS OF ENGLEWOOD - .IEWELERS - I3A EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Englewood 3-6100 Wholesale 8- Retail LIGHTING STORES, INC. New York and New Jersey EDWARD OSHRIN 70-74 W. PALISADE AVE., ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Phone Englewood 3-5060 STERLING SHOE SHOP 39 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. A. H. Dunn B. L. Shalon THE SCHACHT-WILLIAMS MAR LE CO., INC. MARBLE AND STONE WORK Congralularions Class of 1951 M A l N EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Englewood and Hackensack 40 W. Palisade Ave. 191 Main Sr. Compliments of BITTMANN AND WEBER PAPERHANGING DECORATING PAINTING 1004 ELM AVENUE, RIDGEFIELD, N. J. Call: MOrsemere 6-4884 TYPEWRITERS Porfable and Sfandard FAVORlTO'S AIIMakes Sold - Repaired - Rented Factory Trained Mechanics AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO. NICHOLAS H. FUCCI, Pres. 8 ENGLE ST. ENG. 4-0853 Exclusive Royal Represenfafives 568-572 BROAD AVENUE at Traffic Circle RIDGEFIELD, N. J. MOrsemere 6-5446 - 7 117 For Good Food NYSTROM'S RESTAURANT 8. SODA FOUNTAIN Open 7:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Excellenf Facilifies for Privafe Parties ROUTE 4 NORTH HACKENSACK, N. J. Tel. HUbbard 7-5934 A. FLEISCHMAN 8. SONS FURS Bonded Pick Up and Delivery Fur Slorage 36 GRAND Ave. ENGLEWOOD, N. J ENQ. 3-2242 Besf Wishes of A FRIEND Phone: CLiffside 6-3775 FRED QUENZER Cleaners - Dyers Sfores in New York Cify Esf. 7899 356 UNDERCLIFF AVE. EDGEWATER, N. J. BETTY LEE DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS 306 BROAD AVE. PALISADES PARK Leonia 4-T446 For Appointment Morsemere 6-5566 PERMANENT WAVES OF DISTINCTION VENICE BEAUTY SHOPPE 23 BROAD AVE. PALISADES PARK, N. J. MORSEMERE Complimenfs of WEBER'S MEN'S 8. BOY'S SHOP 310 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. VAN HEERTUIVVS, INC. Painfs - Wallpapers - Hardware 266 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK LEonia 4-T418 118 OFFICIAL FAMILY BOROUGH OF EDGEWATER Mayor - Hon. Henry Wissel George Gotthold Owen J. Sheehan August H. Carlson Borough Clerk ........,. Tax Assessor ...... Tax Collector ........ Recorder ......,............ Borough Attorney ........ Chief ot Police ......,., Chief of Fire Dept. ..... . - COUNCILMEN - Edward Schlegel Douglas Allison Loren T. Anderson Peter F. O'Brien Joseph F. Regan William C. Murphy William P. Leary Milton T. Lasher Alexander Flannery . ....,....,.........,.......,.............................. George P. Lasher Joseph Skelly, Secy. Board of Health Richard Gaul Martha Walker Walter Geiger Edith Peterson DINE AND DANCE at the RU ST IC CAB l N Home ofthe Nation's Outstanding Bands Two Miles North of George Washington Bridge SYLVAN BOULEVARD, ROUTE 9-W, ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NEW JERSEY Telephone: ENglewood 3-0400 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Bill Levine 119 I Tel. ENgIewoocI 3-6036 ALICE LEE SWEET SHOP I5 W. HUDSON AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Disfribufors: BAKERY PRODUCTS COUNTRY CLUB ICE CREAM HALLMARK GREETING CARDS THE FINEST OF CANDIES Complimenfs of V I N C E N T' S Beauty Salon 34 N. VAN BRUNT ST. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. EN. 3-7993 ENGLEWOOD AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION S. 8. W. SHELL SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Accessories Repair Work - Car Washing 40 BROAD AVE., PALISADES PARK, N Tel. ENgIewood 3-5800 CRAIG DRY GOODS 49 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Compliments of MEYER'S MEAT MARKET PALISADES PARK ENgIewood 3-0100 Established I909 BURROWS FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES A SPECIALTY 25 N. DEAN STREET, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 120 ANITA TEACH FLOWERS 60 ENGLE STREET, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENglewood 3-T233 Complimenfs of O COTTAGE SHOPS, INC. 9 W. PALlSADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS BROCKMEYER'S DELICATESSEN GRADE A COLD CUTS and Frozen Foods All Kinds of Salads T5 W. HUDSON AVE. ENGLEWOOD ENGLEWOOD SPORT SHOP Football, Baskefball, Track, Tennis, Baseball, Soccer, Hockey Ski Equipmenf MacGregor - Golclsmiih - Wilson and Spalding Lines . 6 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENQ. 3-9853 Real Esfafe - Mortgage Loans Insurance - Appraisals BEGGS 8. GREIN, INC. 46 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. F. A. Grein Office Phone Res. Phone ENg. 3-6614 ENg. 3-2727 GROWNEY 8. NEILSON A REALTORS- BNSURORS Since T927 43 PARK PLACE, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 121 D E A N ' S DISTINCTIVE LUNCHEONETTE Our Specialfy Homemade Soufhern Pecan Pie 108 BROAD AVE. PALISADES PARK MOrsemere 6-8460 Complimenfs of A. 8: R. VETERINARY Dr. H. B. Reele Dr. I. Berkowitz ARTHUR GLOGAU PLUMBING 81 HEATING Aufomafic Heafing and Furnace Cleaning 530 BROAD AVENUE RIDGEFIELD, N. J. Esfablished I876 R. A. GORHAM CO. Insurance - Real Esiafe 42 DEAN ST. ENGLEWOOD, N Telephone ENgIewood 3-31216 W I L M A R ' S Qualify Merchandise Only 5 E. PALISADE AVE., ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Sportswear - Dresses - Foundations Lingerie - Accessories ORacIeII 8-0695 ORADELL BEAUTY SALON ANTON, Prop. 629 ORADELL AVENUE ORADELL, NEW JERSEY ORADELL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, INC. 297 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, NEW JERSEY Ponfiac 6 81 8 - G.M.C. Trucks ORadeII 8-2400-OI YOUNG COLONY SHOP J. 8. R. REIF I EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Phone: ENgIewoocI 3-5966 122 REDMOND PIANO CO. Lesfer - Befsy Ross - Sohmer - Cable Haddorof - Jannsen SPINET and GRAND PIANOS ORc1cIeII 8-2765 304 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL TRU-CRAFT DINETTE, INC. Phone ENgIewood 3-7774 DAN DRUG CO. 3 EAST PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD Drugs Cosmefics - Pafenf Medicines Compliments of ,DE 5 ING. 25 EAS1 BALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, NEW Dresses - Coafs - Suifs Sporfswear - Lingerie Phofography CODA STU DIOS 20 N. VAN BRUNT ST. ENgIewood 3-9299 GRANTWOOD PET STORE All Supplies For Birds - Fish - Dogs - Cafs Beautiful Tropical Fish Color-Bred Canaries Gold Fish - Wild Finches - Parralceefs 360 LAWTON AVE. CLIFFSIDE, N. J Jus1West of Anderson Ave. ORADELL PHARMACY REXALL DRUGS Paul Karanfilian, Ph.G. 380 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. Free Delivery Phone ORadeII 8-I6IO MUSIC MANOR Records, Phonographs, Sheef Music I0 ENGLE STREET ENgIewood 3-7825 123 Tel. ENg. 3-7060 - 3-4685 M I C K E Y ' S WASHINGTON MARKET The Finesf in Fruifs, Vegefables and Fancy Groceries STEAMER BASKETS OUR SPECIALTY 75 W. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Mickey Herman ENQ. 3-9727 STRAUSS STORES has it! We Carry A Large and Full Line of Aufo Accessories Tires - Tubes - Seafcovers - Bafferies Convenient Time Payments 70 W. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD Congrafulafions from SHERIDAN COURT PHARMACY I30 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENQ. 3-7935 HIGHWOOD STATIONER'S Giffs - Sfafionery - Toys 24 WEST HUDSON AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Next To the Grand Union Telephone ENg. 3-2877 FIFTH AVENUE .IEWELERS Lef's Meet and Eaf Af I Jewelers and Opficians H O I' I' Y S SUCCSSSOVS fo Vinebvrg, IUC- Resfauranf 81 Founfain Service 37 E. PALISADE AVE. ROUTE 4 HACKENSACK, N. J ENGLEWOOD, N. J. I'IERBERT'S Complimenfs of HUDSON EXTERMINATING CO., INC. Exferminafing and Fumigafing Engineers 20 N. VAN BRUNT ST. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. CAMERA HOUSE, INC. Phofographic Equipment' and Supplies Authorized Dealers For All Leading Photographic Manufacfurers FINE GRAIN DEVELOPING PRINTING and ENLARGING Film Library - Wire Recorders ENglewood 3-2828 John K. Medofi ENg. 3-2800 20 ENGLE ST. ENGLEWOOD, N. J 124 The Place to Go - For the Brands You Know! We feature famous national brands in men's clothing and LAW furnishings . . . brands that give you the finest quality - and the best value for your money. ' p ur brand labels - as we are of INCORPORATED our own name . . . because we know you buy both with complete confidence. ENGLEWOOD: 43 E. PALISADE AVE. ENgIewoocI 3-I I52 - 3 Open Thurs. 'til 9 HACKENSACK: 303 MAIN STREET HUbbard 7-9490 Open Thurs. 8- Fri. 'til 9 FROM FACTORY TO YOU SAVE UP TO 407, on Ladies Fine Coats, Suits and Toppers Choose from such outstanding fabrics as Forstmann - American Woolen and Pacific Woolen - Stroock NORTHERN VALLEY FACTORY 74 W. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. One Flight Up ENGLEWOOD AUCTION ROOMS 5 W. HUDSON AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Antiques - Furniture - China Brought and Sold William A. Oliver 8: Son, Auctioneers ENgIewood 3-7728 ENgIewood 3-9481 Reliable As Your Family Doctor THEODORE A. FARIN ELLA Plumbing - Heating Electrical Appliances 33 GARRET PLACE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. DEANNA SHOPPES Everything in Ladies Wear Last Word in Styles and Quality 45 W. PALISADES AVE., ENGLEWOOD 9 WASHINGTON AVE., TENAFLY ENg. 4-1386 NETTIE JANOWITZ coizssr SALON 5 NORTH DEAN ST. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LLOYD'S, INC. Featuring Men's and Young Men's Clothing and Haberdashery II w. PAL. AVE. ENGLEWOOD ENQ. 3-4550 125 ORADELL DELICATESSEN 386 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. SKLAR, INC. Curtains - Fabrics - Linens Slip Covers Made fo Order 34 E. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENgIewood 3-3557 O R A D E L L HARDWARE COMPANY See us for your hardware and l1ousewear needs. - WE DELIVER - 390 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. Tel. ORadeII 8-0582 O R A D E L L ESSO SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil - Lubricafion Atlas Tires - Balferies - Accessories - We Pick Up 8. Deliver - 280 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORodelI 8-2529 Telephone ENgIewoocI 3-7628 o'-I I'-o O va oflcxi? F. G. HOFFRITZ GUILDCRAFT OPTICIAN 30 PARK PLACE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Complimenfs of HENRY L. FENNER AGENCY, Inc. 390 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. Est. 1923 Real Eslafe - Insurance CARNEGIE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Alexander Maloof, Direclor I5 Years in Carnegie Hall, N.Y.C. I6 Years in Englewood, N. J. 64 HILLSIDE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENQ. 3-6779 THEO. WIOR JEWELER 59 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 126 Phone MO. 6-5146 R O M A N O ' S RIDGEFIELD PHARMACY THE REXALL DRUG STORE Qualify Drugs Since 1924 595 BROAD AVE. RIDGEFIELD Prescriptions Called For and Delivered P L A Z A RADIO AND MUSIC SHOP 26 N. VAN BRUNT STREET Records - Music - Radios Phonographs - Service - Television lnsirumenfs - Accessories Stanley Halpern ENg. 3-5110 ENgIewood 3-10124 NIADEMOISELLE SHOP Women's Apparel 13 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Congraiulafions from Arfhur's Dad The HECHT Boys JOE - ARTIE Aufo Supplies by Hecht 87 W. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Tel. ENg. 3-6886 Hea rfiesf Cong rafu lations SENIOR CLASS from Bill Miller's Riviera FORT LEE, N. J. 127 KOCHER'S PORK STORE, INC. Manufacturers of Smoked Meats and Bolognas Wholesale and Retail 634 BERGEN BOULEVARD RIDGEFIELD, N. J. Phone CLiffside 6-7086 Compliments of THE SURREY HOUSE 37 RIVER EDGE ROAD TENAFLY Restaurant - Ice Cream Bar ENglewoocl 3-0098 LOUISE FRANZ COLLEGE, HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' ancl YOUNG WOMEN'S APPAREL Ready to Wear Sizes One to Eighteen 22 ENGLE ST. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Compliments of A FRIEND Studios For Teaching - Rehearsal Recording - Instrument Sales GRAND MUSIC ACADEMY RENTALS - REPAIRS Willard Cottrell, Director 82 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENglewood 3-6908 f Compliments of CHARLIE'S BARBER SHOP 0 284 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. August H. Hoehne PLUMBING - HEATING - OIL BURNERS 824 EDGEWATER AVENUE, RIDGEFIELD, N. J. MOrsemere 6-5665 128 .I xl WWVQWW :vigil f ' WM wfiffiifgil , gr fi MM Vgfflwagfijlf J E dW V' ' xx .. 4 jd ' fi 'D?iWfm 21:44 ZA Jawa , ?g1Lfixxit5.E QA 75 'MQ' !2rMQT e. QQ f . 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