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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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Wiiikin was at Pearl Harbor when it was bombed. During the World Wzir, he was in every major battle in the Pacific- Coral Sea, Midway and the surrender of japan. He was honorably discharged, after five years of service, with the high rank of Lieutenant Commander in the U. S. N. R. After returning to civilian life, he became a member of the staff of Sfwrfrr magazine. But soon he returned to his first love-high school athletics. Every bit of his day is now devoted to the athletics of Dwight Morrow. Wfith great pleasure we dedicate the Engle Log of 1954 to you. Thanks john! pl an lui , LYl9'7f'Y0 5.3859 sua, 1 .xgclminidfrafion iff . J if f glib' annui- i HARRY L. STEARNS WALDRO KINDIG Superintendent Principal 4? LAURA BACH ANNE T. STANLEY ' Clerk, Board of Education SCCFCUFY to Pl'iUCiPfll Anlsmnt PfmUP3l '55 muh-auf' 4 W . 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THOMASL1 ROISIXSUX IIIZABFTH K PATTON GLORGF H BALDWIN IOAX STONI O up IL 1' Phyxu il Fducatxon Physu al Him mon 12 fl Q91 1 .-M' 5 jOHNj LLNIDX ELLFNH TEMPLETON IXAIHIPEN vc KELLX BUTN HFAVEVER Niithcnums .md Bxolog, L1brar1:1n ClfLfLI'll Mmxgnr hnfvhsh i iim mi- 'Sh-uf CASPER HILL SANDRA PFAU5 B10lcJy Englmh FRANCES GASKI 6lCU, Spanish f . -s 4 Q 1- 'qv tl? spun 1 Lf A it 4 A I- A Av il 4, -f ' L' V f ' XA, 5 1' A I u VZLMA' - K 'J ,f I P. 5. A',. 4 - ga 'V' ' - M X l . lp xx 1 X LU , GAA. Lf ':'V,A' f V, in H 5 ' y Li L-.A ai- , 33 ,i L S L W r sein, 'u M F VN ,, . I . fx: 1'f 'i Wa- 9 P f Q Yah -'ff ' RX . Mmm y '2 f X 43 ,5- NS mx lg air? X Q f ff I ,1 ov f j fi 5 9 5 if ' kj' V Q9 J JT 5 RX' x-X If ..'., 1 . 1 A , I X X5 l., if 1 QP' -MS. 6 E S s lassmates g I' C Q.: IQ CA-wa of 1954 OFFICERS JOHN O'SULLIVAN ............ ..... P refidem DONALD LINDSTROM --- -- VTP?-Pf8.l'fd?71f MjcKEY MAC DONALD --- ..... Semfmry GEORGE ZELHOF .......... - --- Trearurer Adviser! Mns. ANITA DINCIN, Miss jressua Bosncxaix As soon as possible, we chose our Council consisting of two representatives from each of the eight sections of the cafeteria. On Fun Nite we ran a novel and successful Telegram Service. The Senior show was an original musical comedy of High School lite called In- sight D. M. H. S. Almost one hundred seniors participated. It was in every way a great success. The Prom was held on june ll to the music of Lou Carlin. The theme was the Coral Reef. All the beachcombers were there. I . 'Aff' gii-.xivfj glue .gzncor Ffa? ! V3 X , gp. v .,V -iiiiu If 'k 5 ,EP I' in Y f ' 5 i X F8 ' Ny v go X, e 'Jqfi F25 z1'f2 AR' . t 51 :fl 4 ! f ,win af' FLOYD W ACKLEY Rldgefield Butfb ,gyms FRAN ALBARELLA Edgewater L1 e of rbe pd I1 GERRY AMBROSANO Englewood Quiet buf beuare ALLAN ROBERT AMES Edgewater Dengnmg for the ulnre .- e -Q14 --':.'5 ' MICHAEL G ASTON Englewood Long 1115 Sn Mike O ff? N! -n-f DAN AURIEMMA Rndgefleld A regular guy ff ff X JEAN E BALLARD Englewood Sher our girl Ni- hav GLADYS BARNES Englewood Can we haze loo muff: of a good :lung W4 KEN BARRETT Edgewater Tough to bea! HERBERT BECKER Englewood Love to lame you G66 , A Jr . X zikkgej l u U' in ,JJ x 7 'N ' lf, , 'unix A , iQ 41 le . f Q., fi, . 'V - ' . - 7 Q ' 1 L ' EQ' wwf . - f ' ni,- I . .9 . . J, FORDX CE BFGGS Englcvmul Hel rdfnn MARILYN BERGER R1dgeHeld I low llvem all 1954 dnl' HAROI D BERCIIN Fnglcwuml Hell upoflpfz BARBARA BFRTON Edgewater Our Babe Dledrlrbmrl . -S' 'S AI AN BIRTWHISTI I' Englewood Bmnd ll imma N I II ,P QA' -wwf! Wg fv ! 5 RICHARD BLACKLEY Rldgeheld In the groove 'mi' DOROTHY BLACKWELL Englewood L mln ull Ll DIANE BLUINIBERG Englewood The brzghfef :ldv of 11 e JOAN BOCK Edgewater Good Jenfe o humor PHYLLIS BOORSTEIN Englewood Min D M H S 09 Z- A 1 A A X A . 5 R! A I A .:..., Ei. W 5 .Q 4 V -:,. 1 4 I - S .1 - 4 L-1' ','- Y 'f-iii i. 'Lll 5 . A 1 A of no A 1' I I ' . ' ' A If 'L I f ' Lei K tif' F TOE BORSEI I IXO Engltwuml 41 I new! JANE BORTHXVICK Englevsoml A1 0 r 011 V! RICHARD BRAL K Rndgetield The greuterl 49 MARGIE BREDEHOFT Englewood The debulfmle WN Ani: fffaf' CAROLE BRESSLER Englewood Dub and delrcmzzr 4.4.1 'Y' IU f 6' WW' CHARLES BRUCKER III A brie r nglewoml ue ull of ideax JV f U9fW,Qpfi JUDH BURNS Englevn wx Chdfmlflf 11 we Qhtf' I FRAN CACCAVALE Rxdgefield In Vogue QW of ,G-sf it BII L CALLINAN Edgewater Iliff! Mr C4111111111 gf!! ff z. 55, 1. CONSTELLA CAMBELL Englewood Ting bu! Jufei arid 09 WILLIAM CANOVA Rldgefield A and P butcher AMW' HERBERT B CARR Englewood All American i954 ,, ,mam MMV 'no QW? JOAN ANN CHRISTEN Oradell' Stay u: Jweel .41 you GERRI CASTORO Rxdgefield IVou V 1 WILLIAM N CLEVER Englewood Subtle humor W BOB COHEN 'Q ., f X KJZZW 'ug' PAUL CHIUSANO Englewood The qufei man JACK CLARK Englewood Cfarher Iurh lmfhxter Rldgefield The perpeluul Jmzle BARBARA A CONKLING Ridgefield The alrext 0 them all 'r 'w SALLY ANN CONSIDINE Edgewater A heart alway: gay S- as 5 JANET L COOPIR Englusoul Mzfr Pnl Azmm DAN CREGAR '55, Engleu mul S 1 ,, HELENE DACKERMAIN Englewood 4,91 S0 3011 fbwk be qu 1 gg A , JOHN M DANGEIO nl Oradell Idt 11 guy J' Jra T DOLORFSF QRVEIII yr Ram It fix!! 101151 4 f 1 7'S9?nz Y Y ' I I I ,Q-, NO 4 IMAUREEN B COSTLLI O Englcwum l Sugn 12511116 W? 'lm 'N' JUNIOUS DANIELS 3:..,. ' Englewood All Jmr ROGER E DAMMER X L' Rndgefxeld jf if Miner I'1x I1 if 5 WILFORD CUDDEBACK Englewood W Ord fbflff-Q 1155 BOB COTTER Rxdgcncld Tb? 717 Jlf Ulllfl gn lfnrugb 'v 17' fr! X N xv an l ,l 'J I lc .l 60-Tvx 'F 'N K9 615 -l X . 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IRA R FISH Englewood Ln JOAN FITZ Look out' 1954 ln ...sf BILL FITZGERALD Edgewater Mr Defeme MARY ELLEN FOLEY Englewood Captn :img m1r.r X .M 'K ,Q DELORIS FLADGER Englewood Ezeryonef Mend l 1 Ei? in M' 805 19 IVAN C J GARBIN Englewood Glamour boy wo 'WSHQ ELLEN GILL Edgewater Good llaingf rome in Jmall parkfzgef nw 'W' WWE SHIRLEY A GLASSNER Cl1ffS1d6 Park Wfue ladg ANJENETT L GOODMAN Englewood There: a Jong in the an THOMAS GOODWIN Englewood Four letter man f' xg , . , I X ,f L ' A d y V We ' 3 ' 2 'A e af v bn X :A 5 W L lawf ll 1 l oe ! Y, .ee K 3 I a . ' 3 L ' A - . 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X Lk C? me , ' A Q il T ! .I , , , I J ' . . ' . f 'W , Q' vw JUDY HARRINGTON Englewood And the uofdi flou 01 BRUCE HAGEN Englewood B00 J our bill Q4 nv- X BOB HIRSCH Englewood The rlmmpmzz W ,rf 'Q' Y' WILLIAM HALPERIN Englewood A ladlef man GLADYS HASSE Englewood Ne1er a dull momenl FV' BARBARA HOBSON Englewood I 95 4 if l W BARBARA HOCHHAUSER Englewood Sher got rlvrf BOB HOFSESS Rndgefwld jack 0 all lmdef ALICE HOKANSON Oradell Alzre in U' onderlmd Y Q3 4 2:5 ...ogg nv' JACK HOLL Ridgefield Curly lop 29 0? L I A , u N, . iizg V. VVAA M a t Zglu 6 1, Ail zv NME W, is ll , ll ll N A if -P E li L 1 E A 'li' .9 . Lngl .6 f of .Q A A eele e ., ig di, A 2: A 'Qi' 437' GAIL HOWARD Ridgefield Hev quilmcfr lvidr :me flerrmzzllly BEATRICE HUNTER Englewood Flfnldar gif! I0 DM H S wwf: pays' -naw' THEODORE IMBACH Rxdgehcld ll me uomen md vwg Okvwl lo ,JJ K ge 6 x Q 'ini Vx LIZABETH JACOX Englewood Re VEJIJIIIK f76Yf0IIdlll1 30 fm -gr' DOREEN IAEQLR Oradell G 11 from Dnu II Ent LOUISE JODREX Englewood C lxfl A014 u 11411 ml 9 .IL lfdl 0 I LKQQ 5 ULIANA JONES Englewood ho! half 45 IHIIOFFIII af Jbe look! LOUISE LEE IANSb Englewood They dfml lame any befllrf WL ,.,...ff Kkfff 'V' GERT JULIANO Englewood Hem! of g ld 1' BERNARD KATZ Englewood One of the bop ad p D ' w,E'Y' R Q a 4 2 ,ol ' A :gg-T, 3 v I , o U 'f N R A R l' L. , El f X28 - 5,4 lx . - mf' lvirllzv D V E I 'P Q Gd N AIVQ i h in XNO '-VCXV Q J ' -- I Q B 7 'Xi . f - lf! PA'I'I'IE KEEHN Long Jiemmed Anzem IPI beauty HELENE KEUSCH Englewood W hal more rould you :uk 1954 '92 .4-wwf RT:- RICHARD KLEIbS Rxdgeneld If Skz MARY ANN KIRKLAND Rndgefield Olymplf Champ 0 5-4 KVA ...S 'UB mal-1 N-.Q GLADYS KLEIN Englewood Mean! for mnzk ELOYCE KNAPP Edgewater Suddenly III fpfnzg 'Wi 'hints ROGER KNAUTH Oradell The 11116 emu to the lefl gnfl Lf X ROBERT KOBBE Englewood Speed king IRENE KOEHN Rldgefleld Spony ue lo1e you Haw JUDITH KOONCE Englewood Armzzc and ambzzzous 09 on 4 Q... .wh K. , 'W ,A..,. 1' ' .' 'ul . . 'QA -V50 .2-Z Ki , . 1 ,.4.., K k k V. ,.:, A ,. A A 5 ,,.: 1? K -gk Q , V 'A'. . 5 V' - L? I, - Ridgefield V I-1' l-,o l ,F 3 . -,- gi, g- 1 L. l ix E as 'VX 'm . f far fb.- . Q' , . H ff , N Ji. AUDREY KOPP Rxdgeneld Vl1dfl0Hf ml v iwlfe QC? f STEVE KREHLEX Rldgelield Our shell man BILL KROSb Oradell Szmply fffflfll' BARBARA KRU5E Englewood lV0rdJ uell Jfmkezz I x V!! 4--cuff EDGAR E IANG Edgewater Llllle bu! ofa I0 big 5.41 All - V ae' , ,piif SUE LASHER Edgewater The flldjflff dlmeln v V ,asf fy? -vt-,,,,,,..-Q ,.,f1.f'- ,.'-nf 162' ..... X JOHN LANZA Englewood Elerybody lozer a 4101411 ju... 54, I ,,,..4'1 ROBERT LAWRENCE Englewood Mr T6?17IIf W4 CAROL LEHMANN Englewood Su eel and P rule 7-3 -WG NAOMI IERNER Englewood Her good :mime tarrlex rharm acid 11 , hlvn ' ' Qlll avi ,t A 4 I --.. , A l ,gut , 1 . f ..:, ,.2.. . , I , E 1? KR ll -- ,I f Jn s , ,l Q 4 ,,, ' L 1 A I 6. 5' 'l if '2eQ.: , b gg 5 . f ,,.Jll,rlf 1 A E v is 1. J A , E ' fl pi L ..f. all ,Q:1,l. 'E gg no me 'f' l l , :ll - :'1 in ,M Lg 5i,ll. 4 W M . 'zl' R it R , N i ' 09 WX yin SANDRA lEWlb Englewood O e 0 lla? rm 1 Englewood Irldzrpeuf :bl 1954 L, ,MW Y., -if-svn, lff'1..'?':'l?i ' 'N-...A J W DONALD LINDSTROM CHARI Eb A IINCOIN Orulcll L 111217 1 mmnfe ,111 Englewood The jighfnzp ru ed C-75 iii: CDC' 12212 ,,-1: LESLIE P IINDSAX Orldell You ll uexer ualk alone ,fan ff' GEORGE A LISTER Oradell Loyal Chinn. a PAULA I.lTHAl'FR Englcwuml Ptf?'AltL'I l'e'N'c'l,1v3 .Aa K! 'ami 1 ' JANET E LOCKXWOOD Englewood Your are our rmzflnnze i-me AUDRAY LUNARDON1 Rmlgefxeld Pleawnl 171711271113 MARIANNE MHCDONALD R1clgeHeld A Jmzle Ilya! .vlealf your bear! away . . , V r' . Il -'cv W a : 2 , ag N, E ' lx, 4 ' ' , . I. 5. 'Y If 'X x ,ff A l ,fl ' f E f A V I 'N Ma - 'f-val VERNELLE LEWI5 YM, - V My f' , L C' I, 3, 1 .'1 1 ' ' f II V Af CAROL MANGAX Rndgcheld S el mmlmdy wg., BEINITA F MANGINI Oradcll H I 5 .1 --AMF L 2 CARL G M AINN Fnglcwood Hff my fmmfz MURIEL M MANNIE Rndgelielcl Bundle of lauglar u WL fvffjyi f L If iq 1 1310, ng V 1 ROBFRTA MARTEII Fnglux i If zr f ll 5,51 i W X . '41 1' f rr?-nm 'fl' 'Y-L 55' RICHARD A MQCORINfAfK Fnglcvmod Fmm Ike my d vk wgx O Y VJ' Oo 'Wd SHEII A NIQCI EI I AN Rxdgeflcld KATHRXN S MCCOX Englewx Full of fwfr ,awww BARBARA MQCUI I FX EnL,lLVHlUL1 lltt H1 H1 A' Y IOHN E MLCLTLLOL GH Ruigefleld Tin phlfomphn Smal buf mul Q66 KV +-nl' . lKhG,: - . A . A ,R 'Tlbf Q' 1 A . : - N 'f ': , ..,i '. ' -Y ' 5 ,Y '- ' if sl ..., 4 , 4 - IH f P' , J ' W A i ' 'RUN ' i f 7, J .Qffl ,A wx by k ' ' I 1 A A Q - ' I 4 , A , V. The lfr' nf . 1 gl , w' uv, i N ' ' T I l V 5 x 1 a g, . .. . Art ff ' .1111 nh L' 1 xy k A Y' 1., Vs , ff 4 f ,. S9 ,lf O R -i f' ' .X 'Self f X' Y ' u A -1- YP 1 ML N. MQ ff gg M Q MN ,-.' X ' - R N H Lg X . I i I - I 'X W' ' I ' ls J y , od I A A K -qgrd' Rip! JANE C MCDONOUGI-I Rlver Edge IV my ,md ree mm rzre rx JANICE MCGILL Englewood F v the loze 0 Mike 1954 3 I ULNJIJ ll lyl JOHN MCMAHON Mr B CAROLYN MQNAIR Englewood You gona :ny bzpfy fs? Om' ,.1.iz..:!:m 1 CAROLYN MCMONEGAI Rxdgefield L01 ely lady f' -f-z 'f MICHAEL MCPARTLAND Edgewater Iron Mike Qi MARILYN MEIER Oradell ld you wer fee zdrezw ualklug 7 lfgy RICHARD J MENNETTI Edgewater Barzafzaf 'Y DOROTHH M MENZEI Englewood T zke 1 61167 ,gi I U, vf. 1 'Q VIRGINIA ANN INIESSINIER R1dgc-:field Quiet, but Jwell 09 ' IM ' A I I T l I I ' , I V I , fl 4- Wy ,V I Rl ,Q , I K x A f'l 7 ,,lb, Q Edgewater by i 'X V: V FN, y1,LLV, ,-Vk,' ff: .Q . ik I fell f f 4 ' , J ' 0' Q L ' ' l YV 'xv' Ai-Lf:i'Q33 ' i i.:- Y A A its . 'I ,qs Il I 1 . E -.J , A , Q I - f' A L1 K. H , K x 7 ' l 4 I 2:7 , I, lll, , 44' , 'A 'V' if l,. VI f U in .Mir V V . .' . Y G ,,VL . .M 5 y ' :I- . A 'TZ' ARTHUR WY MILCENT Ridguiicld Prim N11-ujv Ya,-4 BARBARA A MIITUX O 1 lcll m 1111011 gnu R II S! wsu' DONAI D G Moxmr Fnglcvmui SI! u lun 1111 if W JANET MORCOM Oradell Piano Prodigy .ain- JAMES P. MORGAN Englcvmnd L 1 , Ugg -. 42. ww if -an-jr' :QQ f xv . Wm . JOSEPH IWURGIA Englnw md The .Krug N 1 tbl 'Q' EVELYN JEAN MORSE Oradcll uut umifr ff-41. JOHN W NEMETH Englewood Eager befuu BARBARA OINDI' RW ATi R Rldgchcld A lunzkle 112 bw 34 FRED B OSTERLOH Rndgchc ld S fetch 61:56 I P,-'TI7 wwf IJ! '. A - K . 'K WN ' ' Q .A . R R A 7 'K H 'pfgf afw . A A 30 . I ' 5 m . . . .C rm - U A f' ' X 1 .IHII gk 1 2 5 H if hx xy fx Q V 'WW 'U '11 '1 up 'ja' K af I A QW' ,AQV W A ' Y 31 1-Ol iii' ,HQ NORMA PFREH RA 6019- nalua vm '55 A11 ruff! 111 lflllg as 'M MNNITH R PFFR ILC IIOII 3 D01 lm U V' CIORIA ANN VAK XOf7I ,gg Lux ?.--- IOHN fu N1 I I IVAN RIJALLHLIJ 111111 1 ll 714 I1 4-fd, X!!! DON PERKINS Orldcll 7 11 1 1175 f 55111 24 W CI ARK PERRX R1d1.,eF1eld E111 lem 1960 IORFNA YANF OT TO Fng.,Icvuomi 'N 1711! 1113 Ill IOX CF PFCK Orldcll 1 f 1 l r FI IZABETH PFGFFSl Englewood Llgfvt hear! 111 Mer IIIIII1 I rzezzdf MARX PHILIPS Rxdgekicld kmgdom for 1 bm if 3 'dl g XV , .x l' ,Wlf 4 -V1 k If 41, . at A J' E K' , Y, I K W ' Wig, LQAA iff. ,, d 'I 1 ' 5' , X ' 2 . 11 41 QM- or. IAH , l1'f 'dy 'df' 11 I . . '. 4 1. ' ', . 4' A I2!1A'I' 'mai Q 5 W 'ffm f1,1j1,'111 wl fu 111 sg r 1 f, I 111111 uf f . 'lffffffzz' r f - '11 I T11 1111 1' , If -1 f f 111,111 ' fa Y A ,4 - 61.1 I ,f 1 -f 'N' ' in-. ,f ff, ..,,,., ig. .K S z KJ ., ff - 3' 1... 1 4 ' I 7 , Y . g . .1 ' 1 ' 1 W V Y A , ,f . V.. 1 4148 fN'111z 111 rd 111 vw' ill - L Aly ' I ' , ire fi? 'gm jf, K AKDREY E. PIEROXI R idgcficld S1414 1111111 111.11111 .l1., lnmfmn 0 azwaf' ARTII PI OSCOXX F Pm, cxx nu CERALD M PIOTRIX Fng, cvs md 1111111 IT: CAROL POMPLLA Rxdgeheld S 11 1111111 111 38 -a f' wav '?.':3 ' DIXIE LEE POTTER Englewood 111111.51 17,111.75 HARRH PROVOST 1 141 1111 11111 16 ll .QW W '4 Nw.. BARBARA RAIIXPH A 1111 11 1 le Z1 BARBARA PRFSCAUTT ldgux itll 1 1 111 1 111 ,gy . Y? 4922 ' 1 - I if FDXVIN RPN VOLDS IR nglnv. md fl I f 1 i JOAN RISKO R1dgcHcld A 11 117 111 11111 61:56 i '53 1 Orgy 41 A ff 4 rw' ' ,,- , lal EE ,,-,. I A Y 5 Z v.., If ,M ,f Y V 0, W 4 F ,R , R ' U 'Y11,'1114f Mn, U 1111111111 i' 'lf Q1 A ff . ff.1v1111111 17111111 5 X f f ia f' .1 1 . . I A Y V . 'l ' , HH11' 1, 111,111,111 1' V . W4 ,R A R v, 1 1 KW' ' - 4 1 11,11 11 ' if ' , f 'fi 2? Edgcvmtcr ,V fi 1111 V V711-1 ,11 111 111111 g 1: V. 2 , , ,L ,v 5111111 l 11111 117 11 1. 11111 . If ,lf 09 GINNY RIVIERE R1dgeHeld I WALTER ROESSLER Rxdgefield A umla' of Qclllllfl 1954 f NANCY ROYAI Englewood .ffl fudf zrlug yf11n12 abnml GEORGE LOWFII ROQERN Englewood Nm Ilinllf f0ZllI P-xl?-R i x VAI ERIE IFAN ROGERS Fnglewnod R 1111111 :ll 1112 mlfr 1, l NSW' PHILLIP RUGGIERO Edgewater Pepper pol 'mv 1. CARMELA RIQSSO Englewood Quiet and llldlliffglflx ,g,J.l dm. vu-rg, LENNX RUSSO Englcvn mod The f10l11111J11 if gtg aunt' JANET SACCHI Englewood Carefree PAT SANTISO Edgewater W lm! 11cXl little girl? 39 SHIRLEY SAPER Englewood U i1fJ Lzzzgfaln lwldnzly fwflb he: A nh A fnvr CHARLES SCHAEGI R Rldgchdd Cbnfe-J lfie led' W ROINALD SCHIRINC1 Rxdsdlcld Ill get by SSM'- A-x 1.-.0-11 iid LORRAINE SCHOTT Rxdgefield Pr eng b :bg 40 tiffa- A.. CHARLOTTE SCHROEDER Omdcll zau 2 101 e Ji r ROBERTA A BCI-ILLTZ Lnbluwnud So den lu om ff ul X MMM fin ima nv' .,,.f.-I ER PAMELA SEIBERT A 'GM' Rzdgefleld EW R if ggi! Ez! dunk and be mug PETE SCHROEDER Oradell Claw CXKUIIIIL H94 ,rv ffm' bTEPHEX D bERVER Enblwmmd 111 171 Q IJ WARREN SHAEH R Sopbulnaled leap 61:56 . R' To if ' f 17 IJ IU f f .wx in , Q l - v Vw 525 5 v Q x X 1 r . . Q V ' A -' Q - ? gm, .' ' L. J ,R f I VIQ4' j V , A -5 K A V . , , fl V g ' A161 f uw K5 X X A X A A A as xx ' 1 , W A 1' - . X ' A H ' 1 ' rw x y T E XA f Q5 A ' E - f A X x ' , 4, me 5' ' W f V . v . - 3 V ' ' . 4 ' 5 Oxfadcll . , l , 41? 1.1 '-cr DONALD SHAI AX Fnglcw mi 1 rflug III ffm' wap.,-dl TOIYI SHAVU Rndgchcld A1113 of lbs Efldllllll 1954 up-l NPI NQPR SHI RMAX lnglux md 71 1 TED bl-IEFPPRF I ngluw md H 111dm111 111 A 'Q 1-wtf a,,.- P' 5 I 4' Q- SVI ,og -f' X ,a QX3 RONALD SHERMAN Englcvx xml 111 be Q gif BARBARA SICLARI Englewood 0 Ibn FE eyex S A H NIRO DO 11 mx NIANCX IEANXF blT1'IC1 1 I wc'.. 4f GAII SRIDMORI I-I'!2.,lLw mul fllf1I7fH1U 111117 x11f1 1 yqf ,wr XY' SALL SLATOFF Englewood ll 0vdJ 111 xr 41 09 1 R 1 A 11 J 1 g, 1. Q X, JIZRNICIIQ gl, ,,.Ru1I I v I, CJQHIV ,1f'ff1111 1'f1l1I1' A f 2. ' V' 1 f f 1 ' Y 4 ,,, Tc 1111. D111311114 3 VF' K , 1 A S c 'i Allrkerjn . HIL I .Z 5 ,15:',.-Ek, 6 . 598 I I - A 5 ' ' R.' 74 'ofdu-11 v . A AU 1111 ,11.f1f !?l,lll1 ' , , I - I M ., A A '45-Kfif' -' ,339 ? 3' -f ffl! M 1 , , ' . 'Q .A V o A A 0 'XVII A AV A 1 'V . Q fm, Q L 1 ,lllx ' A X 1 ' ,f 4. 3 ' , Qi gn' N A if .V 1' . Rx D111 A fu ' 6 ,.. V- K ,V , 5' . .wk 'Mix ' A Z f iw 4 A, 2, K A Q V 1 L A 1 2 3 x , 4 Cz! ' A ' fgfgll K I Ax, 13 1 1 , xxx fy. . ' if . l Y I ' 1 I H ' ff 1, BEN IAMIN C BMITH Englcxumd M 17 IIX7 Il ny 'S' CI AL DIA V bMl'lH Eng,lcvmud SIZEIIIL If ,Q ldezz M, 103 KE iii 1-:tab ISOI5 SPRIXC I R Fl LXR 0 lg ' A I STAN LEX STATLIIX I ILLVSIYKI Ulf 1 8 'Jinx fi? KQV' RICHARD STFL ER Edgcvx ner Ab Em M1012 JANICF DFIORES SMITH Englevmod Tb? YIHIYZUIIE of yfluy Jmfff E53- 1 I an W1 4, ,Af ROBERT G STARK Edgnw itcr Hunk 0 man ll 16' STEVE STEIINHART Englcxxood Al 1 k I L Nlmdwyw L EDNWARD L STONE Englewood On In D C L 1 2 L ' BARBARA NAN SOPRIN Engluumd Slzfb Huff zv diallllf Inc muh of .... : .:-v I .AI f X Liz , ' K .A ll I at I . H ...,, -1- ,bl 37 ,k zlt ,V ' ' ' X A U A 1 V Q ,... 'fwkggiz V ' ' ' , 'I'-f . ' If . Qkiila 'E 4 I 5 .' Q 3 I ' ' I , C' li ,Qui I1 Q ,I '? f U II L'1L go! .1 unxlv fw 5 I1 I V 'A ,, , 2 I ' ' '. 7 I' dv S11 'u 21.111 Y, - 1 . ' ' P , , f ul I 1 I I , Z, FA .kakf Iv 5.1 QI I IEA 'I L' l ,I JI, 4 A K VMI I X QM 1 1 . ' ' , , , ,A K. . 5. Q A .. VH C X II, I. K I I f w ., lrsy- 21 eb 4 y Y - 0 N E' IV, 1.1 I Ufif' ESTELLE MARIE STUBBS Englewood Wfbal J the 714152 JOAN ELIZABETH STUBB5 Englewood Qulel and qmrk 1954 'KO' GAIL SULLIVAN Oradell Shel mp: 123' CHARLES J SWEISBERGER Engle xx ood Clmrley my boy Tb-'gi e 'MX 'Q IRENE SLININER Oradell Tum and lefrzflc 1 L'- X L L Q ,vs 19' iff, X is 7X CATHERINE TAVOSO Englewood Angel fafe LILLIAIN TAYLOR Englewood -and Qiww WILLIAM L TI-IEOBAI D Edgewater 7 BETH THOMSON Englewood My buddy 'V' .lp PATRICIA ANN TYNDALL Rxdgelield Alualjl tlme for fun 48 74 N0 A Y. A ri ix 3 -' 1 I . Q, .1 f 0 Q V , r . ,sf I V we 'Efgi ' L T fo I...-S fa I. W I ' ek 3' I ' I fd l Grew ffwwfv , fe Eff- x , , -- 4 V, -f x Ji A X 'lv - .- W- , W ,z ' ml ROSILIND LNGERIFIDYR I:I'lf,lLWOULi 'Ifn ntbu fu!! ii DOIN VOLLEWDI R Rldghnld IJ bill 1 AIWIX WALLACF Oradell Sbef b f fzn 111141 lmzm 6: CAROL WARTENBERG Oradell ui! 1 rm! 'QS' BENJAMIV J vc ASKI Englewood mm of mum if f II RW:--W CJFINII: WLST Engkwmmd 114 muff XJJZQ b Hzuilful blfzg ,pf- iiu JLNE WLHRENBERG Rldbahcld All :round gn! QR: Ja S GFORGE XWESTERVLLT Englewood The bm In fl 8 be AARON WHI I F Lngluxoud Ifluf IULJ ROBERT WHITE Englevn ood S106 Jimi add 'Y' . I I A V- rv . .6 -1 nr fi 'sv Yf , R ' , ,, 1 4 f f' f t G A 4 W . 5 ff IVJM E . un! 5 Al' '-'M 1 -' -, ---2 Z : .-' 7 'A E .', ' f R R' ' 6 1 1' ' f ' V I V' W 7 5 Bti' R 'if I 'L 1 i'l' R Q Y Z.-g:: : f:'-. - J Y PM I , i . a if 'IZ A E - E 1 L ' V' PATRICIA ANNE WITT Oradcll Om in Luau MATT WITTENBAUER Oraclell Mlgblj man 1954 PAUL WITZIG Englewood Eau gzme Q- ga! I ,ID MARY WONG R1dgeHeld E lrzenry pluy E Q' 1? qi? ROSIE WONC1 Rlclgchcld Feu u r I we ulrs u 78 f '22 '--no JOSEPH WOODS Englewood Big my man EVELYN GRACE WYCHE Englewood Filflldly md up able 4193 1-nr E, 45 FRED XOUNG Rezmfz 21151111 Ike aug men Gigi Hal' GEORGE ZELHOF Englewood Smoolhze 1- 'R' MALCOLM ZIMET Englewood Flaxbf 45 Og -..P . , 1 ,V 'Q-2: 4 A, K 1' 3 ' ' '11 lf. 4 f 'ff 11 R A A . I K A fn 537 ' A sf f - E' -TA . ,,., AV - E N I K, ,.- z- :Q if gf-:Wi xi. Q. g f b Edgewater n 5 7 -5 l E' . Nr' ' W 'V Q - 'li f -1 2 '11 . ' ' f H ls W Q f , A Q in , 2 'V , A !, . . l J l lo T if fi X his i QW , gk Y-fm, Q . A we 5. Q .r r w X ff, QQ ,-. Y 'il . v ZVZQ gi? ig? '1'! S as 'NQS .gguclenf Counci OFFICERS PETE SHROEDER ............ - - WARREN SHAFFER - CAROLE BRESSLER --- MICHAEL ALLEN -- ELEANOR DERIENZO - - - - - - Prefident Vice-Pfefiderzt -- - - - - - Serretary Treafurer Axfiftant Secretary J N Us I llfflflfl :sg As soon as possible, we chose our Council consisting of two representatives from e.1ch of the eight sections of the cafeteria. On Fun Nite we ran a novel and successful Telegram Service. The Senior show was an original musical comedy of High School lite culled ln- sight D. M. H. S. Almost one hundred seniors participated. lt was in every way .1 great success. The Prom was held on june 11 to the music of Lou Carlin. The theme was the Coral Reef. All the beachcombers were there. 7, izxy. ss , li lilly Abi? 'L T 2 3. ch p 6. it git N T l i E lf ' W J 5 K i to Pl l 'll' ligsf f 'lrfw 78' ls-.A .1 . SO alumna z 1 A 3 5, , ,O I . 0l'lOI 0618 g OFFICERS BETTY GRIVVNINGFR ,..... ....,,,.,, Premiem DEXTER I-DAXWES ..,A,.E,.,EA ,- Vife-Premfwzf SANDRA ELLIS ,-..... .... S efretTJ1'3 SPENCER SHERMAN -- -V Tmzxzzm- A1155 1. BOERGER -- -H Adzzm' The Delta Mu Sigma chapter of the National Honor Society was fortunate this year in being able to induct an unusually large number of new members. These members have maintained an average of 88? or better in four major subjects and have been approved by the faculty as to character, service, and leadership, The probationary members assisted the regular members in ushering at Back to School' Night , in presenting Christmas gifts to the children of St. joseph's Ufphilfl- age, in producing an assembly program, in acting as hosts for the toreign students of colleges in New York City, and in holding our annual Student Loan Fund Tea. This year Clark Perry won the award of Honorable Mention in the National Honor Society Scholarships Examination for his outstanding representation of the ideals of this Society. The induction of new members was held on May 20, and was highlighted by the traditional torch bearing ceremony1 speeches by the othcers on scholarship, leadership, character and serviceg and an inspiring talk by Mr, l. Miller, associate Minister of the First Presbyterian church. Honor Society thanks Miss Boerger, our adviser, tor her outstanding guidance dur- ing the year 1953 - 54. , i +1 i ,. We ' xiii 1 Hill' i .gg if N , of i ,,.,,, X XE? H94 Og Ediiof'-in-Chief EDWARD STONE BERN113 KATZ , U ,.,. -,,,, ,,-, , B zzfjuefy Manager Aymriale Edimrf CAROLE BRESSLER. SANDRA ELLIS, ISABEL GROEGER TOEY DINCIN, JOHN OYSULLIVAN, ARTHUR PLOSCOWIE, EIBWIN REYNOLDS, DICK STEUER LEONARD Russo ........-.. ..-. A drertimzg Manager RODERTA SCHULTZ --- U Sfzbffriptiofz zvlazmger DEXTER DAWES ...... H- Photography Edztor MR, JOHN j. WARDELL --- .,--, Adzuer 9 JUQI' ua .JJQIQPU5 fum? 5? W f 'Q .Q, gl ll Jl'I'llJ!!0l'1 xsfl I if jf, 3 , 53 15 'fy-5:71 . Q I' V,-v' O O QCLLUZCL OFFICERS ELIZABETH JACOX ............ --- Prefidenz JUDY GRI2IzNsPAN ......... --- Vice-Prefidefzl SANDRA ELLIS .,............ .L..... S ecretnry JUDY BURNS. BARBARA KRUSE ...L Cho-T1-efmn-ef-.r GAIL SULLIVAN ........... --- Hf.ff01'jdlI DOROTHY EVANGELIDES --- -- Chaplain Miss EVELYN BREHM .... .... A dziifer Pickwick enjoyed one of its most successful years in 1953-54, Our first project in the fall was giving oranges to the soccer team Also In the fall, we gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family, and held a party at Memorial House for 20 children. At Christmas we sent a newsletter to former members an nouncing the Alumnae Tea, f .4-Q , 'iff' Q fini? In january at Fun Nite, we presented Pickwick Pinups in From Here To Eternity' with Minner Wfilliams and Tony Stivalo. Also in january was the Sophomore lea. Heading the February calendar was the Sweethearts' Ball, at which the three class queens were crowned. Another project in February was an assembly program. lfor a little extra money and fun, we tried selling Santagrams and Eastergrams and found them very successful. In the Spring we gave an Easter party at Memorial House, sold programs at the Memorial Track Meet, and sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Hop with Diversity. At the end of April, Pickwick presented its second assemblyg a panel show, XX'hat's My Racket? starring our favorites, 'Minner and Tony . As the year drew to a close, we held an auction which proved to be very successful. We had our junior-Senior dinner, followed by formal inductions. XY'c also gave money to the Student Loan Fund and presented the Pickwick Scholarship to a deserving Senior. We girls of Pickwick cannot begin to thank Miss Brehm, our adviser, enough for her wonderful guidance and friendship throughout the year. gre k , s .3 . 5 gk i l i l l V7 f 'QP J- ff r 4 ,,p1?? if-v-...,,.,' av' 15.0 UPN. Q W heb. 'S f f M ,sffpf-E , fb BEST NA '-Sm TURED MOST POLITE .3 qw -Mu a' MOST UNFORGETTABLE MOST VERSATI LE 56 QI A i' 5 , l Je, cm OFFICERS LEONARD Russo .................., Prefiderzf LEONARD ENG .... --- Vice Prefidem BERNIE KATZ ...... .,..,- S erremry RONALD SHERMAN --- --- Treasurer MR. JOHN LUNDY ..... ........... A dvifer The boys of Key Club have much to be proud of this year. Key Club's membership rose from three old members to about twenty new members. Our first project was to publicize Key Club and to vote in new members. Key Club undertook its regular projects of selling book covers and distributing floor plans to the incoming sophomores. Key Club also checked coats at dances and other affairs at the school. The boys of Key Club initiated the selling of Review Books to the students at almost cost. Our major project was the Key and Tower Club Auction of which joel Feiner, a Key Club member, was the head. The auction was a tremendous success grossing about 3200 proht. Key Club collected money for the Red Cross, and was commended by the President of the Red Cross Drive. At Fun Nite, Key Club had one of the top money-making concessions. Key Club and the Kiwanis Club are planning to subsidize the purchase Of Key Club jackets. Contrary to what it may seem, Key Club is not all work and no play. As a group, the Key Club went to Radio City Music Hall. Almost every week four boys were sent to the Kiwanis meeting and luncheon. The club year ended with the election of Offcers and many plans for the future. L5 ,Ht ' 4 5- Q QC- --v-?....,, -. a , . i . , lg gi:'f-'ff 'tgbifxiz O I wer-mf OFFICERS BARBARA SOPRIN AA........A.. ,,.. P refideuf MAlIRI?l5N CosT1a1.Lo H- U Vive-Prwidefzf Giaivuz Wizsu' ....,... -.,w- S gt-relm-3 CARo1.E GORSKY ..A..,-. -N Trmfurer CHAR1.oTT1a SHROEDIER ..A, ,H Hmfn-fuzz MRs, BEArR1cE MCKINLEX' -- -M Adi-ner Diversity has had one of its most successful years. The club season began with the selling of school pictures and cupcakes. Throughout the football season, D, K, sup- plied the football team with oranges and gum. The Sophomore Tea in November proved to have a record turnout. December brought the annual Snowball Dance with all its busy preparations. The club undertook a new project, and printed a newspaper, the Snowball. This year's dance proved to be one of the most successful in many years. january brought the induction of sophomore members and plans tor our Fun Nite show, The Roaring Twentiesf' As the March winds blew, Diversity held its annual Red Cross Drive. During the month of April, we enjoyed the junior and Senior Dinner. The Seniors were treated to dinners at jerry's. In May, Pickwick and Diversity put their heads together and sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Club season came to a climax with a series hot dog sales which were CXIrCmCly profitable. The entire club relaxed at our annual Hobo Day, the proceeds of which went to the Student Loan Fund, It is at this time, Diversity would like to thank its adviser, Mrs. Beatrice Mcliinley, for her enduring patience and wonderful guidance, Xwithrout her devoted help none of the years projects could have been accomplished. Mrs, McKinley was more than an adviser, she was a friend to each and every member. Q ff' an . 1? V .,..,.,. 1 :- -:-, hx in I 4 1 -it v 59 k f I lmflplctfii tJLA,,t:l, j lustre 'Wjq We s..1..g , jc' V JF . - Y , e-.af i V DNS-A-N-'je FILLIJ li Lf ff ,,.5 71 al MV, 1 iff. 'N F1129 f 7 if if i Ll f ,Q B bln -55 M 'S I 556- A w i I Mic 'fbi ..,, E. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PXPPIEQT 60 MOST A'l Hllfl CLASS CUT UPS IC 'l3l9l ., La I I CLLUCLJL OFFICERS juni' HARRINCTON .......,... ...... P resident JUDY KOONCE ..w. --- Vive-Prefident PATRICIA WHITE ,V ...... Serremry NANCY SITTIG cc, ..,, Trefzfzrrer EVELYN Moizss ..... -, Hisfomm Miss ANN POKORNY -- -- Adrixer' Tawasi proudly brings another bustling season of service to an end. We began in September selling school pennants. In October we held our annual Junior-Senior Tea, which added a very fine group of girls to our club. At Christmas time, we were all busy making Christmas corsages, which were sold in the school. ln january we conducted il very popular Miss Fun Nite Contest as a part of Fun Nite. The contest brought in a large return for the S.O. Many of the Tawasi girls have been working in the Englewood Hospital again this year, since the project was so successful last year. In April we put together some very interesting joke books for St, Albens Hospital in Brooklyn. During Easter we put together a basket of food for a needy family. W'e brought this year to a close with our spring dinner, We wish to thank Miss Pokorny for all the help and inspiration she has given us throughout the season. Without her help, Tawasi would have been at a loss. G1 l ....,.. .......s, sg AUDRI x KOPP P:-eviden! GAII HOWARIJ V14 e Prexidenf CARoL1Nr POMFLIA .S'en'e1m-y G1 ADX S JON Cr Carre rpondmg Serrelary Treafurer 741'Fd,fl1I'6'1' Claaplairz H iflo riau - Adrifer XVe began the year by inviting the Sophomores to join the Seniors and juniors at our Annual Club Tea. This was well attended, and as a result, about torty girls joined Tri-Y. Our contribution to the Fun Nite extravaganza, a show depicting the twelve months of the year, added a substantial amount to the S. U. treasury. Vile sold candy and cake to contribute to thc- Heart Fund and the Student Loan l'und. The Six Star Sports Dinner, honoring Dwight Morrow letter men and the cheer- leaders, was one of the most important social events of the school year. Mr, Kindig was our Master of Ceremonies, and to him we extend our heartfelt thanks tor his un- tiring ettorts to make this activity a success. To the Cfhansoneers, too, we express grati' tude for their contribution to the success of the dinner, This year Tri-Y became a member of the Bergen County Tri-Hi-Y which is affiliated with the state and national Tri-Hi-Y. i 5 5 l i Q Q47 . 3 i e ,, -f 3 ' z Q, l if' 2 f 2 i v si Q ' X S' t A -if 11's A I 5 acre, it ir if olzaclerd OFFICERS BIZTHANN THOMSON -.,,.A..,, .,,,, P recridwzf bl.-KRINA S'i'oc'x ,,.. W ,,..,A.., -H Vm'-Prafidezzf CIJNNIIZ Russo -, , .,,A,, SL'l'i'UfrIV'1 PHYLLIS S'I'1ZXX'ARD e , .,.v 'I're1z.rzzrer VUINNIIZ PAUL -U ,- Hirloriau Hockey. soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis, table tennis, speedball, and badminton were the main sports in the girls' program, Manager for these sports MC appointed by the club. The club also sponsors sports days with other schools, Girls Leader Club activities for this year included membership in Bergen County Girls Athletic Council and the New jersey Athletic Association tor Girls. The club is proud to be the editing school of the first N. A. A, C newspaper, Landy, sweatshirts, and kerchiefs were sold during the year. The Faculty vs, Senior Girls Basketball Game was one of the highlights of the year. The proceeds of this game went towards a scholarship fund. Our motto is A girl for every sport, and a sport for every girl. 4 1. , ,vii 5 s 4 ii Lf- Saw si 3 in 4 f xi , 9 ,A is U I ' S iff'-'iffy . V Lau-QF ,i 3 v sf N gs f f? S! i if MM WN, R fu ,.. x K I 1 K ff.. ff if 1 X E Q, Q jc? . ,Q E ,x . x X I up-'X X x AkXw i 3 'X oreign age? OFFICERS EDWARD STON E .,................... P7'9JifdL'l1f SHIRLEY GLAssNER .,..,..... --- Vue-Prerzdefzl CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS ..........,..... Senwiiry DOREFN JAEGER ......... C0l'7'?.fP07Zdf7Zg Se'cretm'y DICK CONTANT .........-.........,L T1'efiIz1rer Adviser! Mas. IONE ECKERsEN, Miss jnssm BOIQRGIQR Foreign Policy was organized to promote the discussion of political, local, and school problems. This club has weekly planned meetings. Among its activities, the club sponsors each year the United Nations examinations in Dwight Morrow High School, and the entertainment of foreign students brought here by the Herald Trfhfme Yonfh Fomm, This year's visitors were: Kimiko Fujii, japang Vangala Jaya Ram, Indiag Raja Ajlouni, .Iordang Dwarika Ram Bhagat, Nepal. Members attended the New jersey International Relations Forum, ln addition, members competed on the summer and winter sessions of the junior Town Meeting of the Air. The club's chief money-raising project is the sale of the New York Tzmer and the Herald Tribmze. 'R ff' I ...M1:'- ,.....'.:-'-v 1 1 5-Q., ' my Won... 'VI' V511 BEST CLASS YLIRT CLASS LO LOOKING UB' Q-al!! BEST DRESSED BEST DANCERS ' if f A KR jf' 1 1 Lf fs K X f R I J jx w.,Qp,w1,g W , 45 lk is X . 1 x A ,. f Q Q. I Q 1 . A 1 7 Q .. 5 , 2 5 3' 'I .gif ' r S'37f S I wr , J- 2 P S : 1 ,Z M-Q, ' ff-, QM Q' B.. x ...Q -mv Olllel' OI I ICFRS Bi TTY GRIII NIINC i R Prem! nf BARBARA KRUSI Vue Prerzdeuf jum KOONLL .S6f?'6f1lIy Pow ARD STONE Trefzrnrw ISABKL GROIQPR Hzifnmm Joi-its TROLT Adznw Tower Club enjoyed 1 busy and successful forensie seison this our second lull wear A L took p irt in debitc tourniments at Pissm ind Rutherford in the xxinter Our deb.ite teim took p'1rt in the New ersey Stite Forensic Leigue hn.ils in the sprin V. Michael Allen won the state chfimpionship in extemporfineous speiil-Qing presenting the school with the trophy Cup. Birbfira Kruse took top honors in IlllI 1-COLIUIY Amer- ican Legion Oritorical Contest. Firly in Mitch we held 1 successful auction in co'liboration with Key Club to mise funds to trinsport our members to non-athletic events. This yefir, th.it event was the 'innuil Temple Unixersity Spceth lfestivtil in Phila- delphia where our 15 P.lfflLil1T1DIS spent the weekend. XVe received awards Of ex- cellent in ridio speaking, poetry reidinf, public speaking, dra ii-itie reidinv .ind dis- cussion. Our debate team received the rating of superior, 3 or f Padffeefi OFFICERS JUDY KOONCE ........,..,.... ...,, P reridevzf BENITA MANGINI --- - -- -- Vice Prerjdwzz Nfxomi LERN 1211 ee, s4..., Sw:-efury jimi,-x WlNTi2Rs .v,..,. -- 7'm1.f1n'er JACKIE Bl2NDiQ1.lus .., .. -, HI.lf0I'lzlII Miss ELIZABETH PA'rToN -- U Ad:-mf' Among the Pgiletteers' activities this year were: a sketching trip along the Hudson. a visit to the Audubon Art exhibit, and the making of decorations tor the Lhristmus and Spring Concerts. Paletteers money making projects included the sale of poster paper and the making and selling of flowers made out of nylon stockings. The club ended the year with a ten for next year's sophomores who are interested in art. we OFCLCL RICHARD MMQCORMACK. DIZXTER DAwi2s -- Iidifori lN1AlfRlTl2N Cos'1'iiLLo .......,.... Ariiiffnzz ljdlmr SAUL SLATOIFF .,..,vY, .,., IN 'erm lidrfnr HERB CARR, IRA FISH -,- f..R Spam' Iidfmrr JANET Coovizrz Y,,R,,....,v.,, Bfmmaii 1llrllI:11QL'V Ad 1 'irerr Miss XVIN FRN MRs, DINLIN With the year rapidly drawing to a close, we can look hack on a memorable, even history making, year lor the Oracle. Under the untiring ellorts of the stall and Miss XX'inl'rey, adviser, the long sought Oracle otnce became a reality atter much push- ing and pulling on both sides. Now most all the students know the neat second story othte, lined with its compact cabinets, On a typical afternoon the room is teeming with activity. The paper itself also got a face lifting this year. A new plan of attack brought out the sports page even more, tomplete with a separate sports spotlight each edition. The spotlights themselves appeared with six individual spotlights every edition with separate pictures to go along, XVith only ten editions to roll otf the presses, we spotlighted over sixty seniors, a big improvement over the previous years. Q00 1400 sz -.7 ii x -4 I Q OST x 5 K New 1 ' X um -N' Q, 1 , ,C if X 1 1 I V Y ' I Q XR I , w if ' Q , X 4. .k ,, l . A xx, CLASS SWEETHEA S M UIET RT 'p it w is , . i 1 UL etefla C OFIICERS CONNII Russo Prerzdeuf L11 ANSN Vue Pfeizdenl GAIL SKIDMORI Seuelary BARBARA RAINLY 'laeaimer SKIP BACH ,..,,,.,,,.,-,.,.,,A...,, Hirlorimz Adrifery MRS. KELLY' Miss EVELYN BRIQHM The Cafeteria Club one of the many service clubs of Dwight Morrow started this year off with a bang. Along with Mrs. Kelly and her statl we worked together as wait- resses at the numerous dinners given by the school and the community. Some of the dinners we served at were: the Community Chest dinners' the Red Cross dinner and Tri X 's Six Star Sports Dinner. C? ,ox .S7ol0Aom0re ounci OFFICERS EDWARD WONG ..-.,,..,,.... ..,,.. P reridwzf RONALD ENROTH A,,.., , - - - - - Vive-Pf'e.fia'ef1l Pecan' AN N Powiiii, Y- - ...... Sm'emry DONALD CHRISTENSISN - -- .... Treafzzrer The Sophomore Council, after a bang up election campaign for president and vice-president a few months ago, promptly got organized under the supervision of Mrs. Templeton and Mr. Sparrow, class advisers, Eddie Wong, President, with the assistance of the council, has already started to carry out his platform: Unity of the Class by salesnsocial functions, and sophomore programs. The Council has had several successful sales this term and hopes next year to be the most active class that has ever been in D.M.H.S. Council Members: Rosemary Campbell, Alva Fuhro, Carol Spring, Marie lferrone, lillen Lieben, Daniel Geensburg, Robert Hillman, Carl Weber, Allen Noltzel, and john Terrana. il Q unior ounci OFFICERS JOHN GENNARI ............. ...... P refidem RICHARD WATTS --- -- Vire-Preridefzz ROLAND Kopp --- ....... .... S ecrefary MIKE ALLEN --- .......... -- Treasurer Advisers MR. JOHN LUNDY Miss ANNA POKORNY Concerned mainly with the establishment of u surplus in the treasury as :i preparation for our Senior ye.1r, the junior Council has concentrated its efforts on the collection ot cl.iss dues. This objective was iiided by it publicity program consisting of posters and .in assembly for the juniors, which stressed I7.lyITlCI'lf of dues. Other activities Sponsored by the Council were Ll dart throwing concession at Fun Nite rind, of course, the junior Prom, which clinuxed the year's work with an evening of pleasure. Now that the year is ended, the Council looks forward to an even more successful Senior year. 'wi H gg I1 R i ,- 4- . A ty x ' ' x 1 . A 'N' 2 I l V gf ann! e Mks, ALICIA SMITH .................., Adviser In the year 1955-1954 more members of Bit and Bridle rode in horse shows than in any previous year. Four horse shows were held at Chestnut Ridge Stables, where Bit and Bridle has ridden for four years. The following members of Bit and Bridle rode and won a Ribbon in at least one show: Sandra Ellis, Betty Grueninger, Barbara Huckin, Mary Philips, Bob Thomases, Beatrice Turek, and Julia Winters. Several ol' these riders rode in all the shows and many won at least one ribbon in every show. Some won several ribbons. e D -4 3 A ur- WMA ci ence if 'ass ,Ali ,ws .4 fi A X iN sl in 2 la -z, xi-4 -HT 427811 ,lim 5' H: A 1,4 1 s .S?CLg8Cl CLh kv--M.. lgarenf .Zucker ,xgfifiociafion W JA Tis. ? iw fy . f Qffffl -f-., 'A H V ,Y A ,131 :M V521-' 1+ -U? Wh if , f 2? V W . X A K f I J: in MW, A-vim Irv 9 if Mu. L a Y 5 1 31 E M 3 Hi x K W 1 W- k if fs Eff fm W 'Ut uienedu yn ,.,,f'..-yL.,,-U-9'f 'N 'QM'w if 1 f sg Mr yf '7J A Y I fra v' nf fe W , vf ..' 'K gw H fi' f 91 E s.. wx a 1: I av E4 K in Vip. Na wf ,M MJ fr .. . kg Q47 ' 'W' gf' Vw? ff wr' Y' ff if ff M, wg , yi W M, 3555 Q W aj arfiifg CAeerAacJer5 C0-Cfzpmizzf: jo D'E1.1A, BARBARA CONKLING Tom' DINCIN SPOTSY KUIQHN CAROLE GORSKX' MICKEY MACDfJNA1.D FRAN HILTHNBRAND AUDREY PIHRONI DOLORIQS SCHAEFER We, the Varsity Cheerleaders, enjoyed a most successful cheering year, The liootball season opened and we sported new maroon and white skirts, which we xvorlxetl hard to buy. All of us agreed that our most exciting game was the triumph over llaclaensack. Changing to our Basketball uniforms ot- white skirts and weskits, We CXpCfiCl1CCd many thrilling games, both on our own court and in the unforgettable ,lamboree. Our season closed with an informal dinner party. XY'e would like to express our sincere appreciation to the students and faculty, who supported us so willingly throughout the year. To next year's squad, we wish to express the best of luck and hope that they will receive the utmost of cooperation. unior unify ggeer-Aaclem Q6 R Q 1 g if n - .S ' ,' - wr ' 35.1, Legg ' -ms .W , Gas? 29 Q '-2 N be F4 -- -'i 0, ot.. .f.iGl14rgs17,,,f- 5: r41e.4 04, 5 x. AVF? e '7 'ef goofbaf Although Englewood's bid for the league crown fell just short, the Maroon had its most successful football season since 1947. The season's opener resulted in a 19 to 14 loss to Ramsey and all but ruined the season for the Baldwin-men. Then to top it off Leonia upset the Raiders 14 to 6. just when everything looked darkest, the season's biggest upset occurred, a de- termined Englewood pulled the carpet from under Hackensack 19 to 12. For the first time in five years the Comets were beaten by Englewood. Besides that, Hackensack's 18 game winning streak was ended. Following that game, except for a 7 to 6 loss to Rutherford, Englewood went the rest of the way unbeaten, winding up with an 18 to 6 victory over St. Cecelia. The over- all record was six up and three down. Mike McPartland, junious Daniels, Minner Williams, and Tom Shaw were named to the all county .teams. Next season will find Tony Stivalo and Minner Williams captaining the Raiders in their quest for a N.N.j.I.L. crown, a state title, and that first win over Ramsey. The road ahead will not be an easy one without the talents of such boys as Mike McPartland, Tom Shaw, Herb Carr, Bob Fisher, Don Lindstrom, junious Daniels, Tom Goodwin, Ken Barret, Bob Stark, Bill Fitzgerald, Bob Springer, Matt Wittenbauer, james M-organ, Edgar Lang, Ken Peer, Bob Kobbe, Will Cuddleback, and john O'Sul- livan. However, every year theres a new crop of heroes to pick up where these Seniors have left off. ,Q v- T -rm X 5 fx' W swf any 6 iQ,4.LW 1 1 ' fr BLS Wg YQ' L? 3 'J gCt5L6fA6l! For the first time in many years the Maroon hoopsters failed to be league contenders Lack of experience hurt the Rarders all along the trail The experience that Was lacking all through the regular season hovrever almost caught ip with itself in the Bergen County amboree final Once again it vsas Englewoods Raiders and the boys from the county seat Hackensack tanglinv for the county crown Lst when it ap peared that 1 dismal season was about to end in succ ss with a 61 59 victory lor hngle mood, that old Comet Jinx -dashed by. Hackensack with just three seconds remaining scored a field goal and a foul and -became once again Bergen County champs. Captained by Junious Daniels, the Raiders finished the season with a 14 and 7 record. Rounding out the starting five were seniors Nip Goodwin, Bob Hirsch, and Bob White, and junior Ralph Lewis. Daniels received all League honors as well as the Roy Cohen award as the most outstanding member of the '53-'54 basketball squad. Completing this year's varsity were Sid Kahn, Ken Tinsley, jerry jackson, and Frank Weber, next year's co-captains, Tony Zash, Chuck James, Dave Boone, and Fred Conrad. Y' I 'va WP- 5 x A .' 6LE.wUg s 35 S gf A i 15 SLE -.e S - Q- ' Q! tang 'K RLz i ti AA 153 WQ? i i J sol..El-if , -,x,EV, ,tgp r fel' k..,f gs: B 7 is r ' serie M -miflfori :ira- .fu ' Y ,Jil U i 1 X-LEVQL C I WDA UU. if V, QLEN50 QL EMQ1 4 31 SE! I' ,- Q. rm MAJ Coming out of nowhere, a determined Maroon nine forced the N.N.J.l.L. crown into a tie. Trailing the Teaneck Highwaymen for most of the season, the Winkin-men rallied to win their last two remaining games and gain their fourth straight League title. Although this year's team had many early setbacks, because of injuries to Bob Hirsch, Captain Gerry Grusky, Bob Springer, and john Riviello, the Raiders have finally found themselves and are currently in the semi-finals of the Greater Newark Tournament. At the start of the season Winkin tried numerous experiments, but finally came up with a set line up. Frank Weber held down the initial sack, the keystone was guarded by sophomores, Tony Zash, Ron Massi, and Freddie Conrad, who was stationed at the hot corner. The outfield found Mike McPartland, john Riviello and jack Lanza from left to right. After several trials Nip Goodwin became the Raiders number one pitcher followed by Don Perkins, Herb Carr, Bob Springer, and Bill Kross. Tony Stivalo handled the catching job for the full season. B-oo Hagen and Rog Knauth were the all around utility men filling in wherever needed. . Next year's club should be one of great potential, if Coach Winkin can find the right pitcher before the season starts. My UE 'lillf is 3 QQB- 4 , s i I ellfl L6 With four matches remaining as the book goes to press, Englewood is currently engaged in a two way dog fight for first place in the N.N.j.l.L. Seeking their first net title since 1947, the mar-oon racketmen have found stitt going from Teaneck and Rutherford, with Teaneck providing the biggest hurdle. Englewood's record to date stands at 6 up and 4 down, however only one of those losses has come at the hands of a league team while Englewood has captured 4 league tilts, Graduating from this year's team will be co-captains Spencer and Ronnie Sherman, Grst singles and third singles players. Second singles man, Bob Lawrence along with doubles players Bernie Katz, Ira Fish and Herb Becker are also spending their last year on the courts. Nb ,fwf nf? 3 s: V '3 9 9 O' sa K d 7 N37 ill FII' Eli fi? if Q if L4 ' f-918 all-' ii M fyixs 'gtg -37? 1 3 .. 4 M 1 QQWEMWA . 'W ' f ' .1 n. 'V 4 Ov' 98 fi! ig? 7 Zac For the second year in a row the Maroon Raiders just fell short of an N.N.j.l.I.. League Track Crown. As it was, it took a last event finish to enable the Tigers to down the Smithmen. Englewood held a two point lead with the all important mile relay coming up, Engle- wood just needed a second to clinch the meet, but fell completely apart and could only take a fourth while Tenafly copped first and the championship by two points. Englewood won all of its dual and triangular meets except for one upset by Hack- ensack, and closed a fairly successful season by finishing second in the Tri-boro relays. The one track loss that cannot be forgotten is that of Wilbtir Bert Smith, Englewood track coach for over twenty years. Coach George Baldwin will be Smith's successor. ,Y i, ,f . .--4-f-H Q 555:51 Q r f Q , l A gi iw fafgsgiizgxxxyfhiiliigl 1 2 ' 1? E xj X. W 5.: E K X ' -. -'-- K wx? X X 4! W ' gms Q .Y L ,W ,Q ' L, X f A A Q A-bf f - Q Q , 22,911 - K' 'I 'Eff ST y -,g '4 13- x . 'lflgfffqlf 3 4 K ' 1: 1 A I I Lx, jjfgj 'MES Y . 4 if ff' Ii 1 ,ig Ef:..i..W V114 ii 5 Y J f 22 , -H 2 I 4 X x A411 NW' if I, .-gg 5 A ,I ,, E355 We 1 50? 15 5 - ., f- F 1 75' iw.. . 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' 4 ' A 4. f 3 H fy , 4 'f ' ' -, ,F J K: , - We' 11 2-1 f ' ' K W A v 'TI4 if W -un-.9-nw ,..... ,T..... .L 100 ww OCCQI' Although not quite living up to last year's State Championship club, the Maroon boots did cop the league title and were narrowly defeated in the state playoffs. Englewood, however, did have its share of glory when it whipped Ridgewood, the co-state champions 3 to 2 early in the season. Ridgewood went on to avenge this loss by beating the Smith men 3 to 0 and lastly 2 to 1 in the State Championship playoff. The league season was one of constant turmoil, for Englewood trailed Teaneck in the standings down to the very last week. A 3-3 tie in the final Englewood-Teaneck game put the Maroon just one point behind the Highway men. The Maroon met Hack- ensack's Comets and with the pressure on, avenged an earlier season tie, by routing the Comets 3 to 1. This put the Raiders one point up on the Highway Men. In the season's final league soccer game, Teaneck met Hackensack with a Teaneck victory meaning the Championship. A lighting Comet team, however spoiled the Teaneck bid for an undisputed league crown, as they held Teaneck to a 1 to 1 tie and forced the championship to be split. Englewood placed, Bob Hirsch who led the county in goals Scored, Roger Knauth, john DeAngel-o, and Don Perkins on the all county teams. Bob Opoulus will Captain the 1954 squad that Will miss the services of Seniors Bob Hirsch, Gerry Grusky, Roger Knauth, Charlie Lincoln, Ted Sheffert, Don Perkins, john DeAngelo, George Westervelt, Bill Kross, Don Shalan, Don Mondie, Paul Chusiano, Ted lmbach, and Dexter Dawes. Uaraifg OFFICERS BILL FITZGERALD ............. ...... I 'fefidwll DON PIQRKINS --- .......... --- Vice-Pmriderll KIEN BARRETT ...... ....Y. S w'r'c'111v'y DON LINDSTROM ..,LL L , 'l'rtfiiifn'w' MR. GEORGE BALDWIN -- -- -- Adrmlr Varsity Club is open to all boys who win a letter in any of the six sports at D.M.l-LS. Although not usually active, Varsity Club is a very important club. By sponsoring dances throughout the yearg it was able to help injured athletes in paying for their various medical bills. This year, Varsity Club paid almost 3200.00 in hnancial aids. This year, Varsity Club sponsored parent-coaches meetings throughout the football season. These meetings helped the parents to understand more clearly the objectives ol' athletics and how they could help the coaches in the conditioning of the boys. 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I2 Nga' I wx ' 7 WA ww! ,Q I 1 , ' I 1, 13,911 M 'ff f - . ,J OSCOW z ' gpg , MOrsemere 6-5538 Est. 1917 Compliments of MEUTER BROTHERS NASH SALES AND SERVICE 955 EDGEWATER AVENUE RIDGEFIELD NEW JERSEY Congratulations to e Class of 1954 A FRIEND W G ENg lewood 3 6063 UNITED STATIONERS COMPANY Commercial Stationery Prmtmg Greetmg Cards Gifts 51 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J Tel CL 62172 JOHN S RESTAURANT Featuring American Italian Dishes Home made Ice Cream 90C Quart 936 RIVER ROAD EDGEWATER N J MOrsemere 6 5760 Free Delivery STAR MEAT MARKET Walter Koemg Prop Meats Poultry Provrsrons 44 E COLUMBIA AVENUE PALISADES PARK N J OAKES GOLF DRIVING RANGE ROUTE 4 i' Opposlte HOLLY S 35 TEES Automatic FREE Golf Instruction Jerry Balestner and Roy Wallis Members of P G A Dlrt Tees or Brush Mats for Iron Shots 106 ' th 1 l l I l 1 - T ni .. 4 - I A , - . 1 ff ' , . .I J Q.. JONATHAN LOGANS JUN OR CLASSICS JEAN CARR FRANK RUSSO BUY I I I 1 1 i I I I L I I GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1954 PICKWICK Ersnglewood 3-4773 ORION W. MARX TIRES-TUBES Baffery Service 15 IVY LANE ENGLEWOOD N J Besi Wishes Io the Class of 1954 MR AND MRS B HOCHHAUSER Complrmenfs of COLANTONI DAIRY LE 47293 The Home of Fme Floor Covering LINO CRAFT LINOLEUM CARPET Formica Tops BROAD AVE PALISADE AVE ENg1ewood 3 9668 THE WINDSOR lnhmafe Apparel and Sporfswear 16 E PALISADE AVENUE s 1899 PauISchmud1 Prop SCHMIDT S MARKET MEATS AND PROVISIONS Blrds Eye Frosted Foods 26 E PALISADE AVENUE ENgIewood 3 0014 IOS I 5 I I , . . 133 . - E 1. ' , I ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENGLEWOOD' N' J' CITIZENS NORTHERN VALLEY NATIONAL BANK ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Founded 1890 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DI. 3-9834 Complimenfs of BOXER'S A GOOD PLACE TO' A ENGLEWOOD N J AII Types of Orders To Take Out ROUTE 4 PARAMUS N J Dunn B L Shalan ENgIewood 3 3557 S K L A R I N C Compliments of CURTAINS FABRICS LINENS Slip Covers Made to Order DR LOUIS E GREENWALD 34 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENgIewood 3 7366 7 Servmg This Community Farthfully Over 20 Years Reasonable ancl Reputable for ORIENTAL RUGS DOMESTIC BROADLOOMS Every Shade Color and Quallty to Select From RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANING With Most Modern Equlpment at Your Home or In Our Own Up to Date Plant V. GARAPEDIAN RUG COMPANY CORNER OF PALISADE AND GRAND AVES ENGLEWOOD NEW JERSEY I 109 E T A. H. . . . 1 o RUG REPAIRING - DYEING - MOTHPROOFING - STORING JOSEPH LANDE AND SON INC ROOFING METAL WORK AIR CONDITIONING RIDGEFIELD PARK NEW JERSEY Phone DI 24466 Tel HU 75933 or Good Food N Y S T R O M S RESTAURANT SODA FOUNTAIN Excellenf Focrlrhes for Porfres fo IO0 Open Every Doy 7 30 A M 'Io 8 30 P M ROUTE 4 PARAMUS N J ENgIewood 3 3146 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Established 7876 42 DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD N J WINSTON DIBBLE GALLERY PICTURE FRAMING 30 BERGEN STREET ENGLEWOOD N J ENgIewood 3 7628 OIL offcnf F G HOFRITZ GUILDCRAFT OPTICIAN 30 PARK PLACE ENGLEWOOD N J ENgIewood 3 3537 THOMPSON 81 CAMPBELL CURTAINS SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS UPHOLSTERY Draperies and Slap Covers Made fo Order 29 BERGEN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N J ORudeII 8 3410 ORADELL DELICATESSEN 368 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N J 110 I , F ' I R. A. GORHAM co. I or. QI . . I Rus tn: Cahn Presents U,-f LOUIS PRIMA e Man Thal Plays for fhe People Hls Full Revlew and Orchestra Two mules north of The George Washington Brudge SYLVAN BOULEVARD ROUTE 9 W ETxG'EWOOD CLI:-FS NEW JERSEY Tel ENglewood 3 0400 Compllmenfs of M L SELVIN HuDsoN AVENUE PHARMACY 25 W HUDSON AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENglewood 3 2437 ENglewood 3 7825 lliumc manor RECORDS SHEET MUSIC PHONOGRAPHS 'IO ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD N J THE SHALER SWEET SHOP SchrafTt and Whitman Candy bTATlONERY GREETING CARDS TOYS Llberal Dlscounfs fo School Groups and Organlzahons 545 SHALER BOULEVARD RIDGEFIELD N J MAURO REALTY CO REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Builders Morfgages Josephine Mauro 371 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J I IN I IlTh Il V i E L ' ' 'U ' Tk! .- ' ' We . Compliments of LEO'S RESTAURANT ROUTE 9W and PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS N J Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MANNIE PRINTZ 512 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J HOBART TOMPKINS JACK SWITZER ,4 f Z7 QW .Slap 38 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENglewood 3 4884 Smoff Forma' Wea' To H 9 ENglewood 3 9825 Gulf Products MAC 81 DAVE MENS WEAR PHIL HERMAN 8. SONS Agency for SERVICE STATION Van Heusen Shnrts Stetson Hats Ffll Up at Phrls Manhattan Shirts McGregor Sportswear 251 WEST PALISADE AVENUE Interwoven Socks ENGLEWOOD N J Huckok and Swank Jewelry and Belts II2 i T r , nc. 1 1 - CONGRATULATIONS to the 1954 Graduating Class Dwlght Morrow Hugh School from THE BOROUGH OF RIDGEFIELD N The Mayor and Councll Fred W Meuter Mayor John H Bell Arthur H Messmer Howard Moyer Knud Neandross Henry A Scheyer Wulluom W Wolfe Council Alvun L Ruefer Presldenf Joseph H Moreng Wrlfred G Stoner Wulbur M Gahn Raymond E Tschupp Members M- ,, Y ll F 113 of . . J. i ir The Board of Education Best Wlshes Io the 1954 Graduafes GLASSNER S DEPARTMENT STORE CLIFFSIDE PARK NEW JERSEY ENglewood 3 9519 M A R K H A M S SINCLAIR SERVICE Jas J Markham Dea er Sfeam Cleaning Mofor Chassis LUIDFICOIIOH Washing 180 ENG'E STREET ENGLEWOOD N J Complamenfs f COTTAGE SHOPS INC 9 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS N J ENglewood 3 6551 PLAZA MARKET Harry R Embrey Prop PRIME MEATS FANCY POULTRY Frozen Foods and Groceries 26 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD N J S 81 W JEWELERS FINE JEWELRY DIAMONDS Sllversmlihs Repairing Modernlzlng Engraving 34 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J BIRTWHISTLE 81 LIVINGSTON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Esfabllshed 1892 Corner DEAN and BERGEN STREETS ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY 114 1 E 1 '- 1 1 1, 1 1 Z U IT1 1 , ,, 1 1 15 1 ' , .. , Z 1 1 2 IT1 . Z 1 . . , C N ' 'I'1'I I - .' 5 , ' 1 - 1 1 . 1 ' 1 111 5 O . . I ,N ' ENGLEWOOD COAL AND LUMBER CORP General Motors Delco Burners FUEL OIL 11 EAST ENGLEWOOD AVENUE ENGLEWOOD NEW JERSEY ORodell 8 1610 Free Dellvery ORADELL PHARMACY REXALL DRUGS Paul Kc1rc1nf1llon Pl1G 380 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL N J ORc1dell 8 1607 ORADELL WINE 81 LIQUOR SHOP WINES CORDIALS LIQUORS ond BEER Prompf Delivery 383 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL N J ENglewoocl 3 7702 JOSEPH JANECEK Inferior Decorating Slip Covers 44 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD N J HOWARD JOHNSON S ROUTE 4 FO T LEE N J ENglewood 3 7146 DUmonf 4 0056 NEW JERSEY HOUSE OF MUSIC INC Television Sales and Service 16 ENGLE STREET 71 S WASHINGTON AVE ENGLEWOOD N J BERGENFIELD N J 3 115 - 1 T T I UPHOLSTERING R , . . 1 l I O REAL ESTATE INSURANCE W. GEROULD CLARK, INC. Telephone ENglewood 3-6000 67 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 Complumenfs of fhe PARADISE CLUB ANITA TEACH FLOWERS 60 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD NEW JERSEY Telephone ENglewood 31233 116 ll ll Complimenfs of BAUMGART'S ENGLEWOOD - HACKENSACK H E C H T ' S Headquarters for Levi's ENGLEWOOD N J FRANKLIN FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Our business is furnishing affracfive comforfable homes May we help you? 32 34 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD N J ENglewood 3 5096 HANSEN and HANSEN REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 266 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENglewood 4 OT 42 SAHADI CHILDREN S WEAR 56 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENglewood 3 2877 FIFTH AVENUE JEWELERS 37 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENgIewood 4 5080 REGAN S BAKERS PURE Fooo 54 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J 117 , . . , . . 1 L L , . . , , . . , I , . . , . . I LOUIS WIDES, INC. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Telephone ENgIewoocI 3 2596 34 40 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD NEW JERSEY Diamond 2 3833 Free Eshmofes compnmenfs f TILO ROOFING CO IN Ro mg smlmg Decorahng Asbestos 3I0 RAILROAD AVENUE HACKENSACK N J THE DUNWOODY CO CHEVROLETS 59 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD N J PALISADE PHARMACY AI Moskm Prop 34 W PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENgIewood 3 3377 9891 2 FREE DELIVERY M A L E C H S WINES uouoszs BEER 40 WEST HAMILTON AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J CLIFF :de 6 3950 JERRY AND JOE S RESTAURANT The Place To EQI In Edgewafer 934 RIVER ROAD EDGEWATER N J Comphmenfs of A FRIEND H 118 ' 1 . ', ' o I lj Cl O - . . , . . , . . - I , . ' Stationery - Confectionery - Ice Cream I , - - I , . . . S. - I R. . C. I , . . ENgIewood 3-3331 H COOPER T. V. Radio, Soles, Service, Television Engineering 2 SOUTH DEAN STREET Neor Pczlisode Avenue ENGLEWOOD, N. .l. ORc1deII 8-1313 Free Deliveries ORADELL DELFORD MARKET The Finesf In Foods Meats - Vegetables - Groceries 613 ORADELL AVENUE ORADELL, N. J. Phone EN. 3-8422 DRIVE IN DUTCH CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDERERS Some Dciy Service All Work Done on Premises The Public ls lnvifed for lnspecfion Visifs on Premises FUR STORAGE Corner Deon Sfreef and Ivy Lone Englewood N Complimenls of JERRY S 1400 ROUTE 9W FORT LEE N J ENgIewood 3 9803 SEDDON S SERVICE STATION GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Brake Specialists GRAND AVE and HONECK ST ENGLEWOOD N J , .J. I I , .. , .. MOrsemere 6 8279 Nlfe UNlon 5 1524 RIDGEFIELD FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions WE DELIVER Frank Glonnontonlo Prop 599 BROAD AVENUE RIDGEFIELD N J MOrsemere 6 5610 If ls Nice To Be Remembered wrfh HALLMARK CARDS that soy You Cured Enough Io Send the Very Besf SLOCUM STATIONERS 678 SHALER BOULEVARD RIDGEFIELD N J Compllmenfs of ENGLEWOOD PAINT AND GLASS Compllmenfs of CLINTON INN TENAFLY N J cL.HS.de 66446 FAIRVIEW TIRE COMPANY D W Aurlemmo Pres DUNLOP TIRES OF QUALITY Recopplng and Vulcamzmg 155 BROAD AVENUE FAIRVIEW N J MOrsemere 6 4974 5 DUNN MOTOR SALES COMPANY INC Ford Soles and Service 22 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE PALISADES PARK N J STAR DAIRY FRANKFURTERS HAMBURGERS Cusfard Our Speclolfy AII Soft Drmks Mnlk Shakes 9W SOUTH OF PALISADE AVE ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N J ENgIewoocI 3 9618 ENGLEWOOD SHELL SERVICE Mlchoel Ferroro 105 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N J 120 E .:.- . I I I . I - - I . . I. 1 ,.. ,.. I I I , . I I I I E ,. I . I - . I W ,.. ,.. I - , 1 . GROWNEY 81 NEILSON REALTORS - INSURORS 26 YEARS AT IT 43 PARK PLACE ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Telephone ENg lewood 3-1894 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T954 Best Wrshes From PALISADES TRUST COMPANY ENGLEWOOD New JERSEY Member Federal Deposlf Insurance Corporahon L 121 1 T T T L I 3 . T ENg lewood 3 5739 ENGLEWOOD TRAVEL SERVICE TICKETS ON HAND TO EVERY PART OF THE WORLD A Complete Travel Serwce for Resldenfs of Bergen Counfy 24 A EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD NEW JERSEY ENgIewood 4 0347 M Zelhof ROSETTE SHOP DRESSES SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE HOSIERY No Charge for Alferchons 46 W PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J Complrmenfs of HIRAM S ROADSTAND FO T LEE N J SHALER HARDWARE CO FREE DELIVERY 531 SHALER BOULEVARD RIDGEFIELD N J HOUSE OF COLOR Inc PAINTS WALLPAPER FABRICS 101 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J Congrafulahons Io The Class of 7954 A FRIEND Comphmenfs of LSI DRESSES COATS SUITS SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE 25 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J I I . . I I I . I I I I I I R , . . MOrsemere 6-4938 ENQIGWOOCI 4,0544 D E L ' , N C . 122 Compliments of JOHN FREDERICKS BEAUTY SALON Telephone ENglewood 4 0611 30 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD NEW JERSEY ENglewoocl 3 5800 CRAEG DRY GOODS 49 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J Compliments of .IACOBUS SHOES 15 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENglewood 3 8181 Arr Condrtloned YE OLD SALT CHOP HOUSE INTIMATE COCKTAIL LOUNGE Where Your Selection ls Charcoal Broiled to Perfection ROUTE 9W ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N J ORc1dell 8 1807 ORADELL SERVICE STATION The Finest rn Used Cars for 25 years COR KINDERKAMACK 81 RIDGEWOOD ORADELL, NEW JERSEY ENglewood 3 4363 Open 9 A M to 9 P M HOMELAND CLOTHIERS SMART FORMAL WEAR TO HIRE Boys', Students' and Men's Clothing At Popular Prices 36 PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY 123 . I I 1 I I I I I , . . , . . ENgIewood 3-7441 ARGO SHOES Headquarters for CASUALS AND FLATS BY SANDLER OF BOSTON 61 W. PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. ENglewood 4-8549 MADUART GALLERY Resforafion and Cleaning of FINE PAINTINGS - OBJECTS OF 4 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. A Besf Wishes fo the Class of T954 Compliments of HOEBEI. FLORIST DR THOMAS ROTZMAN FO T LEE N J 124 , ' R , . . .A jrien I Free Delivery ENgIewood 3-T664 BECK Gm PINARD QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY Sfrrcfly Kosher 56 W PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENgIewood 3 7774 DAN DRUG CO DRUGS Cosmehcs Pofenf Medicines 3 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J ENgIewood 3 9816 Compllmenfs of MUNICIPAL BARBER SHOP 4 Barbers of Your S rflce A Guerra Prop I0 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J THEO WIOR JEWELER ENGLEWOOD N J ENgIewood 3 7974 HASSE ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Aufhorrzed Westinghouse Sales and Servvce Mofor Repolrmg 26 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J Leis Meet and Ea! HOLLY S RESTAURANT 8. FOUNTAIN SERVICE Roure 4 HACKENSACK N J ENGLEWOOD AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION T25 I ' I ' T ' ' n 9 X - H I . , . I I . . I . . . . 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