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

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IOIQPQCLCJ tl0l'l Th1s IS my llfe at least my l1fe as a Senlor at Dwlght Morrow H1gh School Im the presldent of the Senlor Class If I were to mention the names of all the people that helped us through hlgh school I would wrxte the names of the ent1re faculty staff To my left IS Mlss Boerger one of our class ad v1sers next Mr Waldro Klndxg our pr1nc1pal and Mrs Dmcm our other class adv1ser They are the people who are most respons1ble for the success of our class To them we the Senlor Class owe a great debt and now I would llke to lntrocluce Mr John Wlnkln I O . , . . 9 , I , - , . J. , , . , . ' a

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Lbeobcafion Coach john Wfinkin, born in Englewood, graduated from our school in 1937. He was a Dwight Morrow athlete, earning his letters in soccer, basketball and baseball. In Duke University he was a three-letter man, too. He was commissioned in the Navy in Aug- ust 1941. 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