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MY iff. f., .5 , , 3 'f 2 fr' fx Y v,f'Y '1,fQf,,f'5'f 7: 553 'f ff i lf., 4 ov 1 , . ff ,A 'dm' . ' S Q 5 , 1 elf' xii!! 5 in 3 V., RA xH4q:'rl - ,-f is.. .43 AWP If f' , X f !,,....,, ,nf .ff'4'-,XNM V, PROLOGUE We shall never forget o-ur delight when we first saw Dwight Morrow's majestic tower rising over tall, slender trees, rolling green lawns, and the twisting brook. As we have spent many unforgettable hours in the shadow of the guardian tower, the four spires have come to mean to us ideals - friendship, fellowship, scholarship, and leadership. Friendship began growing as we met our classmates for the first time, friendship expanded until it became as strong as the mighty sycamores, oaks, and elms that graced the lawn. Each victory won by our athletic teams strengthened the bonds of fellowship, already a tradition at Dwight Morrow. The third spite, scholarship, represents that which all Dwight Morrow students admire and strive to attain. The last Spire represents the fine leadership of those who have guided us through the past three years and who have helped to make them memorable. As we graduate, we pray that these ideals - friendship, fellowship, scholarshi-p, and leadership - may be ours as long as we shall live. Y i -4' M Rf ,, ,7--X F f' I 'I I 2-qv MRS. BET TY D V 'Rf . nl ., A AV KES WE GRATEEULLY DEDICATE THE 1957 ENGLE LOG TO YOU MRS. BETTY DAVIES For your leffouf wrought of merit, Blended with humor of u friend, For your ueuer-failing Jpiril Thur pufhed uf forth ul euery hend, For youthful rzofiom, heurtemrzg deedf Thu! impired uf uud met our treufury need: For gruduul wurmugof huzurdf uheud And that immituhle wuy you led . . . Our heurtf in thuukfulueff will Always rememher you! J, BOARD OF EDUCATION WILLIAM FITZPATRICK Pmsidefzl MRS. JEROME WOLPERT Vire Prefidenl BRIGADIER GENERAL JAMES STRATTON JOHN PERRY OTTO E. SCHERER MRS. WINIFRED SCHAMBERA Serretary DR. HARRY L, STEARNS Superintendent JkAJ A . , Z .-,Q V. In , f g e ' X v-10v- ,!- I MR. FITZPATRICK DR. STEARNS Ike gmzrdjfm of all fine km500f,r pjdnne, of good 561,005 710, Englewood 1 5 3 IIA ef A z, .,, 3 ,. A . 'wx X , 1? 1 1 MR. K , INDIGS leadership has get H 3 me GXEIIHPIC for U 5 t'hI'Ou h 8 out 'our school Careers Y ,' K AM , ZW 17-fy 3 , .v.!,,jl:K?!.. J, 775,731 if fjjiizg 1rzfg,gj,?l:,Qfi5g3? .K 1 LIT- 1 V V - L 7 f,,gqA1,- Q,,,!fg4:5, cg-,L k..'1', fTx ' . yy 3'1 sistani Pmncqjah ffl 'L he iob of as CUSHCC new to t 5 Kong ex? Xthmlgh h S ba A 'XRKLAND a MHS. K of ' MR- mdents helping me S FACULTY I cv -' 1 fy i 1 A , , , 'fyfl i 1 f Q' .. CARI. F, BECK Industriiil Arts was v i , 'N Y 'aw Y. JESSIE V. BOERGER Social Studies uv l FRANCIS CHISDES Latin f x is ,fi YN ' .f i '7 BLANCH E BEISSXVENGER Social Studies 3,1431 'x CHARLES W. BROD, JR. English, Social Studies A f ie H MARGARET 1. COTLER Mathematics if Z GEORGE H. BALDWIN BENITA A. BECK Physical Education Librarian sf' r.w,, ,,..,.a' JUNE BELLI LOUIS BERARDI Physical Education French 129 ,fff ,,,, K LEON BUBEL BETSY CAMP Science Physical Education 1 , 'JA NW... I I-as-'J A ELIZABETH DALE English QR ll, IONE S. ECKERSEN Social Studies 11 ju? QQ 4 6 . FRANCES M. GASKI Spanish -- I ry ,,,,Q...,..,, 'SS I D I 3 'Tlx X Rx BETTY DAVIES English, Social Studies v A K 401554. I 6 ff . ' 4, 'fi .jf -9-21133 1 4,,, M 'A 'ky 1 GLADYS M. FRANCIS Physics -7 MARGARET E. GEBHARDT Home Economics .I M99 RALPH W. DAWSON ANITA K. DINCIN Mathematics ' English V I Q a nmnuwf- l g LAQV I A I 'S Q . .. 1.2. 1 Q' LOUISE FRANTZ Guidance JOHN GALLIONE Physical Education 1. ,. f , , , l I E! W' O ifgifll Q f K6 If f X A . I I W'-H . K ' , ' ,s 5-W' . L . ' of 174, V LEO A. GORDOWN EDNA T. GRUBER Guidance ,aww Nurse 1' .gl i fl Vrw fft I Ivc I ' 2 JEAN I-IANLON CASPER W. HILL Librarian Science ' sl' I J , 5 , . fi Til I 1 , J I 4 It f- X 'LC' in-'N an ARLENE NAGINSKY Home Economics -4 ,qs RUTH H. LARNED Spanish, French I' LEROY MCCLOUD Mechanical Drawing MARIA E. KOOMANS Social Studies PATRICIA LOCKWOOD Guidance 1z.-- M if , . .. . A ', . I if 1' 1' , ,gr A on I 4-.hulk ' i' BEATRICE MCKINLEY Home Economics JAMES J. HUNT, JR. Driver 8: Physical Education ,vw is ff . 1, K , lk Sl Q . g 'bl T, J. KROPCZYNSKI Music gray? Elf' '49 'jj:- l ll E 6 J 1263? -I . by. ' ' . , ff1T?ZLw f JOHN J. LUNDY Mathematics MV' JOHN MCKINLEY Chemistry J 5 . PETER G. KERSHAW Social Studies fw- MARIAN KULIK Business Education WILLIAM MATTS English CHARLES MILLS Business Education Nl l 1 . l '23Q5?a ,w ' ' , X. .L,x X 5. , -ws 'i ' 'RN xx xg X X N I as KS x 'X .. . if L ,... A N xx THOMAS J. MORGAN Social Studies X SANDRA PFAUS English 1' I M 1,5 If ,V H4 V' ff CHARLOTTE ROLNICK English A! MILDRED SHORE Business Education 0-f f .ftfm . ra , A A my K' l 31 -,,, 4. tens.-ua 'hurt ALOYSIUS F. NAPLES Mathematics 'ATN ANNA B. POKORNY Mathematics 1' -T 1 ii ll' vi' Y 2 ??r up X4 Md aw' , X 97 I 1 Z g ,mtgfcbq b -ff 1 .'.'gjy,.-.'.Q' + . ,' E55 fl- -4 1 ' ' iwfflf f Q V-: , ,...., v WILLIAM SCHUSTRIN F ine Arts WILBUR J. SMITH Physical Education as 6 f1.v,gM5,l E ..,' cb W, ELIZABETH K. PATTON Eine Arts ff? RICHARD RETTIG Guidance f A. - 4 1, .., .f,,', .M , t JSV7' MARJORIE SCHWARTZ German mea, I l f Q CHESTER SNEDEKER Mathematics ARTHUR PAULINE Industrial Arts .r f- , wzwy . 1 x W Q w X .. ve' X i .. ,wwf-f Ly, af MQ 'S -A,, i 4-ff. 'S ,Aly , V THOMAS G. ROBINSON Guidance ...XX 'wwf I GLADYS SHERDELL Business Education F if ,..., Q'Z5lfiiffff, Q i . iff M LEONARD M. SNIDER Social Studies J wi Nr' 5-..... j. CARVEI. SPARROW Biology .im ,.-mix, F' F ' ,I I+,- I A1.- ai 'm JOHN Tnom' English ' in I 3, MIAA .. 7' 4 qi I if K zz, X ' X l l ANNE T. STANLEY Secretary F 'Y my L 49' , ,RD MAXINE SAVAGE Clerk Gi .:5 f ' 'Fx 11 K 4' , ' A. . .V 1 Q V' SARAH K. SPROULE English 4, ' qifj V uv- SALLY WINFIUQY English i fflf .TP ' ' ,ia ,, 7 1 WILMA KOOMANS Secretary 1 any fi LAURA BACH Clerk 1v,1gvv-'Q A .v 45 Aw I, ,, x E W I mln EMILY SVEDA Business Education ,,.,x. an -7 ,y , DR. NEVA H. RADELI. Director of Food Service f, ,mx ...H U'-wflf' ,gi ,s f 1, ,Nw QVSE ,ix 'f 1'2- MARION TILLOTSON English x ,H we -I 'T .f ' .4 ' , l MILDRED WOOD Secretary 4...--M M' ,,,' f , gf- 1, A E 12 7 LUCY HICKEY MARGARET L. MCKAY Clefk Clerk c. 1...-T , l ili L ALBERT TERHUNE Custodian NICHOLAS DEL PRETE Custodian FIVE TUIE AC DC BROADCAST SUPERKEYEHODYUE 'fe f .,,. 1 .WJ .Af . xv ' 'i We v- 'Wm xx X, J, ' , K i33+f.:f:73?5ii' 5' f -,- my 4 'di uf WWW ,. N, . ,Q ,,.:.,.,.-w , r, Q. za 1415. 1' Q ' V' H X wi - Q 'T A - ' A hjf 6 f ...JL , gy lf 1 ,..,, , V,,, ,Q , . ' .. . . ' - 1 ' x 1 nf -..x V, X k , W - . I - I KN K V, . T ' Q A , N ' . X- w v I ' af 1 . x , , mx x ' ' , 4,3 K ' ' , - X' 'q V .M W ---Q' K- 4--- . lg- ja--xsmgp. ..,. 34- --.' --wea- gif! 'M ,MQ ft , fziljd M . Q, P, 1 'l ' Q OIIOI' 0C1Cfy f-afar-f-iHM.rM ,F-A -li FA 4 l f Y October - Consulting Service for Back-to D , School Night. Orientation of y are N. Y. U. Foreign Students. m ' November Initiation of twenty-five juniors , it and nine seniors as probationary members. ll December Assembly Program-Recognition of members. Student-Faculty t Quiz. january - Bergen County Honor Society Conference. 1 February- Student Loan Fund Tea. March- Probationary Members Project. Q oFF1cERs 'l - f d t Loan Fund Beneht , Lffff i0 fight? APU Stu en Richard Perry -- Vice-President May -- Induction of New Members. 1gffje5,5ffg1ljn -------- P33523 Angie Rossi ........ Historian Bonnie Flowers Secretary ' Carol Filippon Treasurer First row, I. to r.: Bunny Lingner, Leah Tomchin, Angie Rossi, Bonnie Flowers, Bruce McBean, Miss Sproule, Richard Perry, Carol Filippon, joyce Bordeaux, jill Barclay. Second row: Gerri Kahn, . Victoria Peck, Grace Weiner, Sara Ginsberg, Judy Tunick, Linda Stein, Betty Byrne, Patti Kantor, Alta Barclay, Gail Arnemann, Fran Zimmerman, Anne Fiur, Barbara Lippman, Teddy Nieh, Arlene Glausman, Betsy George, Carl Hirsch, Liana Simcich, Ruth Shahbazian, Mike Schackman. Third row: Hugh Fullerton, Matt Thomases, Ed Passman, Michael Gallenberger, john Hermos, Dick Sommer, Diana Hafemann, Ruth Waldvogel, Joyce Thompson, Pat Imbach, Helen Forster, Burton Wides, john Trout, Walter Haemmerle, Noel Weinstein, jack Dorr, Bill Lieber. Fourth row: S Douglas Lehmann, Michael Gregg, Bob Hunter, Carlos Gancedo, Dick Cross, Paul Tierney, Bruce Hoverman, Mike Lieben. .h ,-K - my ,f X-ic! xo' f r ' fy 5 Q .- ra t E , any E at YQ - 5 T' ' li' 1 -,tl xt-J K . X f 1 x 1 il rr g OLD MEMBERS First row, l. to r.: Angie Rossi, Bonnie Flowers, Bruce McBean, Miss Sproule, Richard Perry, Carol Filippon. Second row: john Hermos, Hugh Fullerton, Diana Hafemann, Linda Stein, Barbara Lingner, Joyce Bordeaux, Fran Zimmerman, Grace Weiner, Joyce Thompson, john Trout. Third row: Mike Gregg, Paul Tierney, Ed Passman, Jack Dorr, Bruce Hoverman, Douglas Lehmann. 9 l 1 yfffifezlii A , jfigylshav f-- ' l lil SARAH, YOU GOOFED ! HEY, MA. WHAT MAKES IT FLY? 19 V 'ir K E35f l'5f,i9in- '-r ,.,.....,. . . , , ,if 5. F ' ' 1 1 9 '9 ' 5 g mv G Q P P- K X .f t w,-ui. - N' f is t '. - . ---fr-'EF , X First row, l. to r.: Jules Lerner, Mickey Schwarzstein, Ted Grossman, Peter Hechtman, Martin Katzman, Edward Passman, Burton Wides, Richard Steinmetz, Hugh Fullerton, Matt Thomases. Second row: Judith Rosner, Rose Muller, Judy Tunick, John Trout, Miss Boerger, Mrs. Eckersen, Linton Marsh, Bonnie Rous, Tove Smulovitz, Leah Tomchin. Third row: Anne-Marie Gunn, Vicki Kantor, Edna Goodman, Mary Elizabeth Quartier, Susan Branagan, Penny Wadro, Judy Gitterman, Louise Geissenberger, Anne Fiur, Darryl Klein, Frances Zimmerman, Marjorie Nieh, Ellen Berman, Jill Barclay, June Nashel, Judy Filenbaum, Joan Lubetkin, Audrey Kaplan, Barbara Lippman, Betty Byrne, Susan Burns, Reba Goldstein, Phyllis Zagorsky, Henrietta Schaefer, Grace Weiner. Fourth row: Frans DeNie, Richard Cross, Pat Pitkin, Cynthia Marmon, Dianne Rosel, Jeanne Heiser, Liana Simcich, Tom Cayten, Steven Schneider, Victoria Peck, Thea Fund, Heidi Price, Sandra Phillips, Patricia Imbach, Helen Forster, Jack Dorr, Robert Hunter. Fifth row: Robert Lindquist, Richard Ivy, Carlos Gancedo, Bruce McBean, John Kiss, Gene Cayten, Michael Lieben. is ., xi- K C OFFICERS Left to right: John Trout .......... President Mrs. Eckersen ........ Advisor Miss Boerger L ....... Advisor Linton Marsh --- Vice-President Judy Tunick .... Cor. Secretary Tove Sicnulovitz ..... Treasurer Bonnie Rous .... Rec. Secretary 20 ll Foreign Policy Club Sponsored by Foreign Policy Club and the American Field Service, Carlos Gancedo of Spain and jill Barclay of England spent the year at Dwight Morrow. Members of -the club participated in a November assembly about the Presidential election. On Election Day they collected money for the Hungarians. Two H emld-Tribune Forum students, Mesfin Binega from Ethiopia and Dennis Normandy from the Philippines, were guests of the club in january. Richard Cross, a junior, represented the club on the junior Town Meeting of the Air, where he won the preliminaries and the semi-finals. On March 3, eleven students took the UN exam. Richard Cross chaired fa Share-the-Trip campaign in the school to raise money to bring two American Field Service students to Dwight Morrow next year. 13534 Xt lla 'BULLFIGHTING IN ENGLAND? DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE TRAVELING SALESMANPH THE J 'X INTERNATIONAL l j Q I SET CHARGE IT TO THE BANK OF ENGLAND. MORE MONEY FOR THE FUND. ' V . l l Tower Club XX Tower Club's year has sparkled with discus- sion, debate, and speaking engagements. Before Christmas the club held its Third Annual Discussion Christmas Reading and State Poetry Finals contests. ww A beginners' debate tournament and contests in the Hall of Fame QNew York UniversityJ and Gannon Debate Uersey CityJ Tournaments kept debaters busy in February. Spring brought the Temple University Speech OFFICERS Festival and the Northern New Jersey sectionals Left to right: lfl debate, Linda Stein .... Vice-President ' - Mm Trout U SAO' Rcplcscnmiw r ln May, Tower Club ended its se ison by par Joyce Thompson ..... President flClP3ifll'1g lI1 the NHf1OHHl FOFCHSIC LCiigL1C Fm Z1m'mf'mn TfC'm1'Cf Championships at Springfield and in the Play- Grace Weiner .... Rec. Secretary , makers Drama Festival. First row, l. to r.: Reba Goldstein, Susan Branagan, Annette Weiss, Joyce Ryan, Francine Delbiclc, Valerie McCarthy, Darryl Klein, Lesly Kerr, June Nashel, Jill Barclay, Ellen Berman. Second row: Sara Ginsberg, John Trout, Dianne Rosel, Grace Weiner, Joyce Thompson, Mr. Trout, Linda Stein, Fran Zimmerman, Richard Cross, Edna Goodman. Third row: Sandy Phillips, Heidi Price, Judy Kayser, Marilyn Nilson, Elise Krull, Marcy Friedman, Vicki Kantor, Aura Colon, Marcia McCoy, Pat Dyer, Dot Benson, Henrietta Schaefer, Caryl Green, Judy Rosner, Claudia DeJong, Ellen Jacobson, Linda Mines, Tove Smulovitz, Jeanne Heiser. Fourth row: Don Mason, Peter Hechtman, Jules, Lerner, Janice Graffam, Pat Smith, Cynthia Marmon, Mae Sackeroff, Ellen Travolta, Arlene Johnson, Jane Freed, Norene Way, Judy Gleim, Martin Katzman, Alan Abrams. Fifth row: Linton Marsh, Richard Ivy, Hugh Fullerton, Frank DeNie, Jimmy Williams, Georgette Heins, Douglas Getz, Bob Hunter, Steve Guisto, Bob Lindquist. Ver 1 L ,, 1 ,,,.., .. A . i Y ii 5 . 63 X, Y 1-1 1 First row, l. to r.: Fran Delbick, June Nashel, Jill Barclay, Alta Barclay. Second row: Lifnda Stein, John Trout, Edna Goodman, Grace Weiner, Fran Zimmer- man, Hugh Fullerton. Third row: Judy Gleim, Cindy Marmon, Mickey Schwarzstein, Don Mason, Jules Lerner, Caryl Green, Reba Goldstein, Peter Hechtman, Arlene Johnson, Dianne Rosel, Heidi Price, Judy Rosner. Fourth row: Joyce Thompson, Martin Katzrnan, Janice Graffam, Steve Guisto, Guy Scandlen, Jane Freed, Tove Smulovitz, Norine Way, Valerie McCarthy, Jeanne Heiser. First row, l. to r.: Nancy Martling, Miss Hanlon, Elaine Whiting, Miss Beck, Beryl Anderson. Second row: Gail Opou-los, Grace Ireland, NormaiJane Brand, Nancy Cochran, Doris Conklin, Agnes Reilly, Helene Solomon, Hilda Schmid- hamer, Barbara Gomillion, Derry Bogert, Edwina Fink. Third row: Audrey Raab, Arlene Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Karen McQuillin, Edith Livingston, Joyce Thompson, Sue Allison. Library Council 23 I it TV at rs..-..rs 2 Science Club OFFICERS Mickey Schwarzstein -- President Billy Eng ...... Vice-President Nat Beck .......... Secretary Noel Weinstein ..... Treasurer Miss Francis --- --- Advisor First row, l. to r.: Stuart Albert, Bill Eng, Mike Schwarzstein, Nathan Beck, Bernie Beck. Second row: Rudy Kummel, Wesley Evans, Robert Mielbrecht, Phil Marcus, Steve Safran, Martin Katzman, Ralph Thorn, Noel Weinstein. Third row: Mike Lieben, Peter Nuelsen, Gene Cayten, Peter Rothenberg, Ralph Witzig. First row, l. to r.: Francine Delbick, Wesley Evans, Connie Merlino, Joyce Thompson, Liana Simcich, Vicki Kantor, Cynthia Marmon, Fran Zimmerman, Second row: Sue Allison, Lynn Dougherty, Tove Smulovitz, Jeanne Heiser, Barbara Schmurak, Elaine Raskin, Heidi Cohn, Sara Ginsberg, Gail Nieder- meier. Ruthie Lou Kiefer, Nancy Miles, Claire Coleman, Gladys Heinemann. E J J French Club OFFICERS Fran Zimmerman .... President Cindy Marmon -- Vice-President Liana Simcich ....... Secretary Joyce Thompson - .... Treasurer Connie Merlino ..... Historian Mr. Berardi ...... --- Advisor German Club OFFICERS Fritzi Hug .......... President Anita Quenzer -- Vice-President Sara Ginsberg ....... Secretary Barbara Niebel ...... Treasurer Louise Geissenberger - Historian fMrs. Schwartz ......,, Advisor The newly formed German Club is one of the most active and enterprising clubs in the school. The members' purpose is to learn more about German culture, to practice conversational German, and to meet socially in ua group. At Christmastime the club held a Weihnachtsfest in the Rath- skeller Qotherwise known as the DM undergroundj, complete with German decorations and a Schnitzelbank. During the year they took a trip to a German movie and restau- ran-t, presented a play, corresponded with German students and had many happy song-fests. First row, l. to r.: Jules Lerner, Toni Laub, Barbara Nebel, treasurer, Fritzi Hug, president, Mrs. Schwartz, advisor, Sara Ginsberg, secretary, Louise Geissenberger, historian, Jill Barclay. Second row: Steve Safran, Phil Marcus, Pat Imbach, Robin Michael, Dot Nelson, Elsie Scheffler, Eleanor Berger, Anne-Marie Gunn, Stuart Albert, Martin Katzman, Arlene johnson, Andrea Grown, Diana Hafemann, Douglas Getz, Walter Haemmerle. Third row: Bob Lindquist, Phil Busico, Ronald Schaffner, jerry Sokolilc, Gene Cayten, john Rogers, George Zimmer, Norman Cohen, Bruce Dawson, WHAT WILL YOU HAVE? LET'S GET TOGETHER ON THIS' THE GERMAN HIGH COMMAND CONVENES! ll! 2' wyx Standing: President Ann Kulisek. First row, l. to r.: Anne Fiur, Penny Wadro Gcrri Kahn, Louise Geissenberger, Patti Kantor, Miriam Fernandez Second row: Mrs. Gaski, Karen Boyan, Arlene Glausman, Judy Tunick, Sue Burns Linda Loibl, Diane Vadel, Bette-jane Knipping, Helen Forster. panish Club TENNIS, ANYONE? 'arg-'-,gag , UIVHO SAID THEY IVANTED BLINTZESPI' 1 QQ 91 J, I ' Q ' f A' 77' W- 1 A Xi Campus Czmdids fn 'liicj ., . 4 V Lf A ...-W... F . W...-M 'Rib f j 5' f 1 fr? , yf f 1 fi' fifbffljj 1 ,fff f 1 6,+fWf f gy X 0 M fy J! ni! ' A, ,gf ffff ' af Wff44f f f f f f I' f ff 1 1 75, x4 f 12 5477 WMV 1 ff , ,K M ff fvyfyf W0 Affinia! ,4ifQj.f44Z f NWC 1 87,44 X yffyjfwjf f Q57 55? 1 g X ,4 , ,ff .ff Q' , f I M72 ,Q , 1 jg' ,fy '20y.f545Za1'? , f f gggZwV,,, , ,il ,fdiggqm 1 f I 4 ,,,w 1 'ww-f ,wr 1 f f JK' -vu ww. QV ww. ' - s- g 'i ,ff gg? V' gqrv Jw' U xr, l l u 4' X! , ',f iisT 53 1-', ,. , vb'-fi' i . ' VH V , 7 Y, J 5 .gt - f 4 KX I , I N , K ly ii W to First row, l. to r.: Dorothy Benson, Linda Stein, Linda Davidson, Reba Goldstein, Annette Weiss, Barbara Saunders, Lesly Kerr, Brenda Merkle, Claire Minkler, Virginia Kiss. Second row: Marion Ackley, Beverly Kiley, Bruce McBean, Michael Gregg, Mr. Brod, Alan Bendelius, Mr. Lundy, Miss Pokorny, Sharon Garrity, Hugh Fullerton, janet Griessel. Third row: Anita Swensen, Lois Soehl, Laurie Sommer, Sandra Phillips, Bonnie Flowers, Georgianne Ensign, Rosemary Alente, Sandra Ahlbum, Vickie Kantor, Betsy George, Caryl Green, Ellen Jacobson, Heidi Cohn, Marjorie Roe, Sandra Burke, Vicky Morgan, jean Walker, Grace Mangan, Christine Opolony. Fourth row: Bob Lowe, Dick Cross, john Trout, Norma Phuse, Margo Larsen, Aimee Hayes, Carolyn Moon, Eva Mae, Mickey Schwarzstein, John Hermos, Carlos Gancedo. Fifth row: Linton Marsh, John Kiss, Cliff Knapp, Bob Hunter, john Rogers. tudent Council The goal of the Student Organization this year was to foster student participation and interest, The selling of Student Activities Tickets was a major step in this program. Weekly minutes of S.O. meetings and the revised Consti- tution were distributed to inform the student body. Social functions-the new Victory Dances, the Post-Game Rallies, the Fall Mixer-Teen Canteen-increased school spirit. A survey of the student body was taken to determine the need for Student Guides and a code of ethics. 4? Si M' OFFICERS Left to right: Bruce McBean ...... Treasurer Mike Gregg .... Vice-President Alan Bendelius ...... President Sharon Garrity ...... Secretary Hugh Fullerton --- Sgt.-at-Arms 'ARISE, YE MASSES, YOUR LEADER APPROACHETHX' 31 NOW THIS IS THE WAY THE REVOLUTION WILL G0 Senior Council Seniors sold the popular pornpoms and DMI-IS football pins. Their second annual Talent Show was a financial and social success. In March seniors turned busy heads to stage The Night of january 16th, an intriguing murder trial. Topping off a fun-filled and fruitful year, seniors enjoyed the results of their work at a gala prom. BUT, ANDY, YOU BOUGHT THEM First row, l. to -r.: Heidi Cohn, Barbara Meyer, Andy Pecoraro, Peter Burke. Second row: Sharon Garrity, Maria Bertram, Caryl Green, Mrs. Davies, Mr. Hill, Claire Minkler, Brenda Merkle, Vicki Kantor. Third row: Arm Kulisek, Grace Mangan, Rosalind Brower, Tom McCaffeiy. 5 1 l f X-A i-KA U:- WTA H First row, 1. to r.: Barbara Meyer, treasurerg Mr. Hill, advisory Andy Pecoraro, presidentg Mrs. Davies, advisorg Peter Burke, vice- president. Second row: Heidi Cohn, corresponding secretaiyg Angela Rossi, recording secretary. E ONE FOR THEM, TWO FOR US. H ,ar , M, , YOU c0ULD HAVE CARRIED ME our ON A sP00N.f r l.L 17 Na 2 '-' 'tif -L W 'RA First row, l. to r.: jeff Cohn, Anne-Marie Gunn, Leah Tomchin, Margo Larsen, Linda Reder, Connie Merlino. Second row: Donald Mason, Betsy George, Elaine Raskin, Ina Becker, Barbara Lippman, Louise Geissenberger, Patti Kantor, Suzan Burns, Judy Tunick, Dolores Auriemma, Marlene Johnson, jerry Geisenheimer. Third row: Helen Forster, Steve Ploscowe, Carlyn Moon, Donna Escala, Carol Haines, Anne Mason, Pat Imbach. Fourth row: Mike Lieben, Wesley Evans, Walt Bardgett, Pat Ford, Mat Thomases, Bob Hunter, Peter Rothenberg. Junior Council OFFICERS Left to right: Margo Larsen ....... President Linda Reder .... Vice-President Mrs. Schwartz ........ Advisor Anne-Marie Gunn .... Secretary Leah Tomchin ...... Treasurer FUTURE PLANS: MARRIAGE, HOMES, MORTGAGES Q. l ophomore Council Freshman Council 'fs .ii Wg Q X4 Standing: Aimee Hayes, presidentg Mrs. Gaski, advisor.. First row, 1. to r.: Fran Parietti, vice-presidentg Florence Perren, secre- taryg Reba Goldstein, treasurer. Second row: Miriam Fernandez, Eliseo Caceres, Ruthie Lou Kiefer, Susan Branagan. First row, l. to r.: Joan Lubetkin, treasurerg Marcy Friedman recording secretaryg Thea Fund, vice-presidentg Ellen Jacobson president. Second row: Betsy Brooks, corresponding secretaryg Mr, Matts, Mrs. Kulik, advisors. 1-sf 'X R l l l l l I . ., r s l ,A -ff' First row, l. to r.: Jack Nash, Ruth Shahbazian, Grace Weiner, Peter Rothenberg, Eleanor Berger. Second row: Carol Eilippon, Henrietta Schaefer, David Faulkner, Joyce McCormack, John Kiss, Barbara Lingner, Joyce Bordeaux, Jill Barclay, Joseph Roberto. GLE Editors, l. to r.: Grace Weiner, Eleanor Berger, Henrietta Schaefer, Ruth Shah- bazian, Jack Nash, Joyce McCormack. sr 'Y 9 ' l lc, C'-5 at -r .. A First row, l. to r.: Sue Oshrin, Angie Rossi, Ruth Bergsten, Fran Zimmerman, Joyce Bordeaux, Claire Minkler, Ginny Kiss. Second row' Tove Smulovitz Sharon Garrity, Sue Krul Lois Groe er, - . , 8 Janet Griessel, Brenda Merkle, Darryl Klein, Phyllis Zagorsky, Vicki Kantor, Grace Mangan S d B k L i an y ur e, aurie Sommer. Third row: Bette-Jane Knipping, Valerie McCarthy, Lois Soehl, Pete Segal, Anita Swensen, Diana Hafemann, Georgette Heins. Fourth row: Allen Silverstein, Robert Krehley, Peter Burke, Andy Pecoraro, john Hermos, John Rogers, Paul Tierney. LCG First row, 1. to r.: Darryl Klein, Paul Tierney, Vicki Kantor V Diana Hafemann. Second row: Sandy Burke, Sharon Gar rity, Ruth Bergsten, Joyce Bordeaux, Fran Zimmerman Peter Segal, Tove Smulovitz. DON'T WORRY, DON'T PRET,' WELL HAVE A YEARBOOK YET! 4-P is 'rwsgg' 'r g i I I ll Yr! I iff v UQ ,TJ-:'v:Ej44iSg -re A T I' x, ,t 4 5 La... ',F ,l.- - I , ,I 1.5.5 Q, .- . V ,, Yi Q wi- -f-- my X X Hi' 4. 4emsAr r to NAV A 1 A' V F First row, l. to r.: Heidi Cohn, Vicki Kantor, Linda Stein, Miss Winfrey, Hugh S. Fullerton, Georgianne Ensign, Arthur Pine, Bonnie Flowers, Frances Zimmerman, Caryl Green. Second row: Fritzi Hug, Belinda Benson, Betsy George, Anne-Marie Gunn, Bonnie Rous, Darryl Klein, Alta Barclay, jill Barclay, Leah Tomchin, Bunny Lingner, june Nashel, Toni Laub, Patti Kantor, Carl Hirsch, Mike Schackman, Liana Simcich, Janet Ketcham. Third row: Bertram Wides, Steve Turck, Georgette Heins, Pat Imbach, Anne Mason, Gerri Kahn, Tove Smulovitz, Steve Goldman, Frank Kestenbaum, Grace Mangan, Judy Kayser, Joyce Thompson, Cynthia Marmon, Helen Forster, Eugene D'Angelo, Steve Ploscowe. Fourth row: Ray Benedict, jeff Cohn, Steve Guisto, Peter Rothenberg, Dale Cracas, Matt Thomases, Nat Beck, Peter Silverberg, Russ Dimond, Linton Marsh. The Oracle THE VOIL 1 OF THE PEOPLE , 'YY' WHO'S GOT THE FUNNIES? THE ORACLE YK' I 'U i 4 ji ., 2. to f ri' ,ff l i f x. T F rft. gr , , W if 5 M T f ,I f , 1' or vis First row 1 to r' Sharon Garrity Penny Wadro Sandra Burke Mr Snider T h A F ,i C' b .si d :G,'Kh,j W5lk',Al, Flltllfe C9-C Cfs Gigfsmlfi pfZiisiqafi1SffnBff5ffa Lfillfmffwina Eflimff ISMZTEY Biisnsiin, 1253? . lin Brower. of Amemca First row, I. to r.: Mrs. I.. Spiegelglass, Mrs. Anita Dincin, Waldro J. Kindig, George Rogers, Mrs. Emily Sveda, Abner Nashel. Second row: Miss Sarah K. 23335, Siilliiieiyoliqrleegbggsr Nandor Kiss, Mrs. Frank Moon, Mrs. Walter 39 rm -in ' mi 'Q I tl 1 ll ii Q is up I is Y' 0 klf ig . 0 fqgf as 1 A . ug 'El 5 . . 'I' . :P 'M If ' Q: Q I , fb ' Q U' in 3' nd QQ 1 ll .5 x Q ,tr if 1 . V , 'ig I x',1 a'Lf mv' ,, Q .W R , 5 wr f -:QQ 4' Q, in A n . Jaw, Diversity Forty-five girls became Diversity pledges. Violets in the Snow, the annual Snowball, highlighted the school's win- ter festivities. Raflling a football autographed fby members of the varsity football squad sparked the January Red Cross drive. To th-e Come-As-You-Are Breakfast the seniors dragged the underclassmen fresh from bed. The Junior-Senior Dinner was a ht- OFFICERS ting close to a busy season, Left to right: Ellie Otersen ........ Secretary Ann Kulisek .... Vice-President Angela Rossi ........ President Barbara Meyer ...... Treasurer First row, l. to r.: Rose Mueller, Ellen Berman, Helene Solomon, Joan Squire, Judy Weiss, Miss Gcbhardt, Claire Weinstock, Kathy Wolin, Annette Weiss, Helene Fogel. Second row: Bernice Ermann, Claudia de Jong, Ina Becker, Judy Osoff, Terrie Cosden, Linda Steinhart, Karen Boyan, Patti Kantor, Louise Geissenberger, Janice Herrschaft, Anne Fiur, Barbara Lipprnan, Judy Gitterman, Valerie Rothman, Arlene Glausman, Penny Wadro, Leonore Rovengerg Sara Ginsberg. Third row: Helen Forster, Jane Georgiou, Joan Needham, Elaine Raskin, Thea Fund, Sandra Goldberg, Marcy Friedman, Carole Harrison, Elise Krull, Marjorie Dugas, Dorothy Harris, Linda Levinsohn, Alice Ryan. , f Ziff , , lf' 1 W- , f 1 , V I , i Q . r , ' 5 l i i 4 A ' V1 A LITTLE HIGHER AND MORE T0 THE LEFT, BOBBIEK' 4 , , , - c ,f 1 3 l ' r 'T' First row, l. to r.: Gerri Kahn, Ellie Otersen, Angela Rossi, Miss Gebhardt, Ann Kulisek, Barbara Meyer. Second row: Caryl Green, Fran Zimmerman, joan Herrschaft, june Nashel, Darryl Klein, Arlene Hatoff, Edna Goodman. Third row: Tove Smulovitz, Heidi Cohn, Sandi Ahlbum, Phyllis Zagorsl-cy. UCONGRATULATIONS, FRED! l l L i ' , I f F . . , if A Ck First row, l. to r,: Georgette Heins, Sandy Burke, Lois Soehl, Mrs, Davies, Christine Opolony, Carolyn Detrick. Second row: Ruth Shahbazian, Vicky Peck, Carol Filippon, Betsy George, jean Walker, jane Otto, Leah Tomchin, Ceil Moore, Joyce Bordeaux, Gail Arnemann, Eleanor Berger, Dot Benson, jean Dawson. Third row: Carolyn Moon, Donna Escala, Marjorie Roe, Margo Larsen, Vicky Morgan, Bonnie Flowers, Sharon Garrity, Rosalind Brower, Lee Drinane, Carolyn Haines, Georgianne Ensign. Fourth row: Ruth Waldvogel, Deanna Carroll, Sheila Walter, Diane Vodelf, Anne Mason, Eleanor Cuddeback, Roberta Treptau, Corliss Weygant, Bette-Jane Knipping. PCK LE VEL-HEA DED PICK IVICK 7 -f- V - I ' Autumn activities centered -aboct the Sock Hop, given in honor of the foot- ball team, and the donation of a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family. Pickwick highlighted its year with its traditional crowning of queens at the Sweethearts' Ball. Selling Santagrams and Bunnygrams kept Pickwickians busy at Christmas and Easter time. Through thoughtful planning, Pick- wick ran a successful Cerebral palsy drive to climax the year, laa OFFICERS First row, 1. to r.: Sandy Burke ........ Secretary Lois Soehl .......... President Mrs. Davies ......... Advisor Chris Opolony - - Second row. Vice-President 1. to r. : Carolyn Detrick ..... Historian Georgette Heins ...,.. Chaplain WICK --- Treasurer 1-f Lx HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, QUEEN ANITA. THE BELLES OF THE BALL 45 Tri-Y September was highlighted by a training camp for ofhcers at Silver Lake. The Freshman-Sophomore Tea attracted many prospec- tive members. During the year Englewood Tri-Y was hostess to the district Tri-Hi-Y Conference. One of the winters major events, the Annual Six-Star Sports Dinner, honored coaches, athletes, and cheerleaders. OFFICERS Ginny Kiss .......... Treasurer Grace Mangan ...... Historian Lesly Kerr ..... Vice-President Jonath Oprandy ..... President Valerie McCarthy --- Cor. Sec. Gladys Maxwell ..... Chaplain I HOPE THEY'LL LIKE OUR SCRAPBOOKSW l r J g ' , .,'g' J ,.'1 f L 'V' -A ' 1 --Q '..'? 'W J W ':bA, , '1,-. a,.'::5,f . .- 'N T'7'I'fTw.' . af .liizg First row, l. to r.: Esther Noviello, Ginny Kiss, Judy Doria, Jonath Oprandy, Mrs. Tillotson, Lesly Kerr, Valerie McCarthy, Gladys Maxwell, Grace Mangan. Second row: Judi Colwell, Liana Simcich, Vicki Kantor, Barbara Wilkin, Evelyn Dietz, Pat Golden, Marie Zurnpano, Brenda Merlale, Claire Minkler, Fran Parietti, Connie Merlino, Nancy Brewer, Phyllis Townsend, Susan Branagan, Toni Laub, Pat Craig, Noel Craig, Mimi Shore. Third row: Sandy Phillips, Joyce Garofalo, Sue Krul, Linda Loibl, Marion Ackley, Barbara Nebel, Doris Fruhling, Beverly Kiley, Joan Messmer, Janet Ketcham, Ronni Crociata. Fourth row: Janet Dengler, Pat Imbach, Dot Nelson, Pat Smith, Ellen Travolta, Lynn Dougherty, Marie Sinclair. AND IT RAINED ALL THE TIME WE WERE THERE! Paletteers l Y i l v l l Paletteers began the year by visiting the Hudson Yacht Basin on a sketching trip. Keeping active, they made posters for the various Dwight Morrow functions, Among the year's highlights was their trip to see Lust for Life, the motion picture of Van Goghls life. Decorating Dr. Stearns' ofhce and sponsoring the Christmas sale kept Paletteers busy in December. Topping off with the Audubon Exhibit and May 'Craft Fair, the club enjoyed a prosperous year. DOES IT MATCH MY EYES, SUSAN? Cz v ,, , First row, l. to r.: Roberta Treptau, Betsy Sandborg, Jack Nash, Miss Patton, John Kiss, Joyce Bordeaux. Second row: Lynn Hanusek, Gail Gottschalk, Jean Goleski, Adrienne Witt, Judy Weiss, Connie Merlino, Claire Weinstock, Darryl Klein, Ruth Bergsten, Phyllis Townsend, Linda Davidson. Third row: Georgette Heins, Esther McHenry, Joyce McCormack, Joan Messmer, Sara Ginsberg, Nancy Evans, Pam Lehmann, Zitta Wisese, .Joan Mackleanis, Bob West. I Key Club members Worked with Kiwanis Club on their local projects. ey Checking coats at dances and other social functions was rlso among their activities. The boys operated a bookshop where students could buy bookcovers and review books. S . S 1 tri ' .v 1 ' 5 LQ1g.g. ,,. V, C . -,mv First row, 1. to r.: Allen Silverstein, Steve Ivler, Mr. Lundy, Carl Hirsch, Mike Schackman. Second row: jeff Cohen, Wesley Evans, John Hermos, Tom Cayten, Howard Herman, Steve Ploscowe, Gerald Phelan. Third row: Bob Scheinblum, Malcolm Fine, Gene Cayten, Bob Kaplan, Pete Silverberg. LN V yn 1 THE KEY MEN IN KEY CLUB 4 9 GIVE US OUR MONEY BACKF' V , Hi-Y . :reggae S dl. , W , E, A .lf ,fA,, f..- -'Q-'X -fi ,Ji V VYY.,....,. Q -S ,1 ,., B ll ill l .tl Seated, I, to r,: Mr, Hill, jeff Cohen, chaplain, Bob Mintz, treasurerg Mike Lieben, secretary, Ted Grossman, vice-president, Dick Sommer, president. Standing: Wiilliam Lieber, Orrin Kaplan, jay Marshall, Paul Aronson, David Brody, jerry Geisenheimer, Peter de Jong, Jeffrey Katz. Receptionists i Xl X.: at ..,, , ---42, P First row, l. to r.: Barbara Lingner, Claire Minkler, Brenda Merkle, Kathy Wolin, Alida jenkens. Second row: Dolores Auriemma, Sue Krul, Pat Golden, joan Herrschaft, Marie Zumpano, Leonore Rovenger. Third row: Barbara Rahner, Bonnie Flowers, Carol Filippon, Ronni Crociata, Pat Bogert, :A ,,,,q v szvmng 9, . Q42 Q 1,0 'V COLLEGE BOUND! f A I X45 IVHY S0 SERIOUS, MIKE? HECS' FEELING HIS CHEERIOS. Girls Chorus MUSIC ,P-1. 41000 First row, l. to r.: jean Douglas, Janice Friedli, Lois Thompson, Ruth Waldvogel, Mr. Kropczynski, Patricia Ford, Vicky Morgan, Georgianne Ensign, Gail Gottschalk. Second row: Dorothy Benson, Wilma Speck, Aimie Hayes, Sandra Burke, Ruth Winneld, Karen Ireland. Third row: Carolyn Detrick, Anita Swensen, Linda Levinsohn, Catherine Cooper, Audrey Raab, Rosalie Sampson, Myra Forsythe, joan Trich, Gail Arnemann, Florence Perren. Fourth row: Robert Donnestad, Richard Crance, Charles Erickson, Harold Ireland, William Snell, Robin Michael, Donald Mason, Cutler Brown. Fifth row: Larry Winheld, Sam D'Angelo, Guy Scandlen, Bernard Scott, Lester Taylor, Russell Dimond, john Rogers, Peter Burke. il Boys Chorus DEPARTME P. A. Crew, l. to r.: George Zimmer, Alan Abrams, Ian Sonsteby, Robert Eltinge. Band 2522142imaezigsigizigssiaueizglgiiglgl First row, l. to r.: Valerie McCarthy, Vicki Parisi, Barbara Lippman, Christine Opolony, Vicki Kantor, Linda Eisenberg, Dolores Auriemma. Second row: Claire Minkler, Virginia Kiss, jonath Oprandy, Joan Herrschaft, Joyce Townsend, Catherine McCoy, Dorothy Benson, Patti Kantor, Angela Rossi, Leah Tomchin. Third row: Marion Ackley, Carolyn Detrick, june Dudley, Karen Smith, Barbara Balogh, Lois Soehl, Ruth Waldvogel, Anita Swensen, Ellen Travolta, Margie Roe, Sharon Garrity, Mary Joan Rivara. ' . .M v,', xg WMI 1 'ls S J, . 4 -' 1 3 gk 'I J 4'-F! 5 IW 5. 'nf' 37. --. 5 ' .h 4 5 s Q 1 x 5 ll 4 x -L s . ? a-Y ' Q . 5 i s r. 'Q -. X , -1 J' f il ., . Q.. X my , W 3 N vi A WW . ,,,...,.. ,' ,X mu f J w f ' ' LL -MG' N.. x ...gpg-vu :mfg gif X .X N Cxlq, xiii! '? , ,ru M. ' 'iPuuN' fig Q ' xxf. ,4v'qf.14ga. 1 1, if Ax Q 'H+ 5--.q, 'Gun W.,-QM,...,w,. I L FELLUWSHIP i ll I Ji +V3 7'fl, I ,A First row, l. to r.: Ruth Johnson, Connie Merlino, Lee Drinane, Janice Genberg, janet Griessel, Barbara Lingner, Edwina Fink, Marjorie Nieh. Second row: Eleanor Allen, Ginny Geerdes, Liana Simcich, Doris Vanderbeek, Barbara Wilkin, jane Otto, Carolyn Kauppinen, Mrs. Camp, Annette Weiss, Nancy Cochran, Grace Ireland, Mildred Bethmann, Ronnie Rieclc, Karen Dronske. Third row: Elaine Springstead, Diane Bloemer, Ginny Kovar, Patricia Smith, Fran Parietti, Deanna Carroll, Nancy Martling, Pat Pitkin, Marilyn Schwaeble, Lynn Dougherty. Girls Leaders Selling sweatshirts in the fall was the first project of the Girls' Leaders Club this year. In November GLC entertained its new members at a tea in the cafeteria. Represented on the Executive Board of the Bergen County Sports Council, GLC took part in many play- days and attended the BCSC forum in May. Throughout the year the club sponsored many after-school sports activities and tried to promote interest at DM in girls' sports. X AND WE THOUGHT THE BOYS WERE TOUGH.' EGYPT NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD. OFFICERS Janet Griessel ....... President Janice Genberg -- Vice-President Barbara Lingner ..... Secretary Lee Drinane --- .... Treasurer Mrs. Camp --- --- Advisor 57 Varsit Club I First row, l. to r.: Bob Goodman, Paul Meier, john Isakson, Bill Bonardi, Bob Mills, Ed Passman, Richard Perry, Steve Ploscowe, Fred Bischoff. Second row: Bob Hunter, Bob Lowe, Melvin Drakeford, jack DOff, john Costanzo, jock Williams, Fred Ellis, Dave Seddon, Mike Gallenberger, Walter Bardgett, Eugene D'Angelo, Stan Hill, Clifford Knapp. Third row: Charles Kloeber, Bruce Druskin, Alan Bendelius, Dick Henningsen, jim Borthwick, Jerry Golden, Lloyd Peever, Mike Haney, Bob Kaplan, Ronald Schaffner, Ken Potente. Fourth row: Harvey Prager, Charles Martin, Mike Alvarez, Allen Silverstein, Bruce Hoverman, Douglas Lehmann, Allen Hayward, Bob Cooke. Hook and Bullet Club First row, l. to r.: Charles Bertram, Richard Perry, Clifford Knapp, Mr. Brod, Edward Passman, John Dorr, Peter Segal. Second row: Edward Koudelka, Ray Heims, Joseph Peck, Guido Borsi, Thomas Cayten, Peter Osborne, John Brarman, Charles Nutter, Robert Beke, Charles Washington, Frans DeNie. Third row: Phil Busico, Richard Nelson, Alan Bendelius, Gary Witte, Charles Flowers. 4 - - A At 4 B W A Q, J- '..f-.W ,, fi-X - ,V V ,, new . First row, l. to r.: Jack Costanzo, Robert Lowe, 1 6 u Coach Smith, Bill Bonardi, Rudy Kummell. Second row: Douglas Lehmann, Charles Flowers, Mike Gallenberger, Bob Hunter, Bruce Hoverman. T Health Girls ,Q A1139 Varsity Cheerleaders 4 2 A r r A Rf GRACE MANGAN SANDI AHLBUM ARLENE I-IATOFF ELLEN OTERSEN JOYCE TOWNSEND JOAN MESSMER SALLY IHRIG JUDY OSOEF BEATRICE RHODES BRENDA MERKLE Front, l. to r,: Janice Herrschaft, Linda Eisenberg, Noel Craig, Joan Slutsky. Back: Anne Stryker, Evelyn Dietz, Captain Valerie Rothman, Corinne Gosz, Barbara Rahner, Junior arsity lv We Left to right: Louise Dernane, Doris Conklin, Ronni Einhorn, Karen Rothenberg, Ioan Westervelt, Helen Rogerwick. In front: Karen McQuillan, captain. 61 7' FOGTBALL Graduation of nine starters and five regular substitutes will seriously dent the 1957 Maroon Raider football squad. The loss of Mike McAleer, Ken Potente, jerry Golden, Charlie Martin, Bob Cooke, Lud Goetz, and Mike Haney will mean the formation of a brand new line next September. Backs Fred Bischoff and Paul Patti are also leaving, as are subs jock Williams, Bob Pecoraro, P.aul Little, Ray Osborne, and Richard Henningsen. Co-captain Goetz earned all-state honorable mention, and Golden, Cooke, and Haney received all-county honors. McAleer got .all-area mention. . x C ,,f' ab F ,Q 4 sw J i -JW! 13 iii fi' 4,-Ja i.,.,.ifi5 's1'-L-4-313' Y ' Kneeling: Co-Captains Fred Bischoff, Luddy Goetz. First row, 1. to r.: jock Williams, Ken Potente, Ray Osborne, Dick Henningsen, Paul Patti, Charles Martin, Bob Cooke, Mike Haney, Jerry Golden, Mike MacAleer, Paul Little, Bob Pecoraro. Second row: Melvin Drakeford, john Bittmann, Bob Culburt, Norman Rice, Jay Shapiro, Tony Cherot, Charlie Lee, Tom Bellini, Steve Meier, Dave Brody, Bob Fisher. Third row: Nick Demas, Tom Evans, Len Thompson, Bob Muendel, Carl Engel, Dan Brovero, joe Devlin, Tom O'R0urke, Carl Novak, Chuck May, Cliff Archibald, Jute Williams. SCORES Englewood Opponent 26 ....... Ramsey ....... 6 6 ..... Hackensack -.... 7 31 .... Riclgeheld Park .... 0 27 ..--. Rutherford ..... 1 3 6 ------- Teaneck --- -- 9 6 ....... Tenafly ....... 0 7 .... Cliffside Park .... 6 38 ....... Leonia ....... 0 14 ...... St. Cecilia ...... 13 an fra cC,E First row, l. to r.: Steve Ploscowe, Bob Goodman, Fred Ellis, Paul Meier, Mike Gallenberger, Don Mason, Carl Hirsch, Coach Smith. Second row: Dale Cracas, jim Borthwick, Paul Smith, Eugene D'Angelo, Lloyd Peever, Walter Bardgett, Bob West, Ronnie Schaffner. Third row: Mike Alvarez, Charles Kloeber, Bruce Hoverman, Harvey Prager, Bob Lindquist, Mike Lieben. Hunter, Matt Thomases, Bob 7 I I , g title 1 C 1 L .2 1 ififl , 3, Q C ,r I I.'s 'i'i'ZKi 'M' I ,, H, '13 , t Wf : 1 1 A la .. ,H 1 , 'Q fs . 'QQ .1 55 151' A , tift 'iiiii ' SCORES Englewood 0PPf0?2ef1l 1 ..... Spring Valley ..... 2 2 ,.... --- Nyack ...... -- 1 2 ...... Rutherford ...... 0 1 ,..... Ridgewood ...... 2 1 ...... Hackensack ...... 0 2 ....... - Teaneck .....-.- 1 0 ...... Ridgewood ...... 1 2 ...... Rutherford ...... 0 2 ...... Clarkstown ...... 0 1 ...... Hackensack ...... 1 2 ........ Teaneck --- --- 0 1 ....... Summit? .....-. 3 4' State Championship. BA KETBALL First row l to r Newton Grant Cliff Knapp Luddy Goetz ,Bruce Druskin Dennis Riddick Second row Stuart Lestch Walter Bardgett Melvin Drakeford, Carl Novak Allen Silverstein Len Thompson Tom McCaifery Norman Rice Coach Morgan. SCORES Englewood Oppon - Don Bosco - - Bergenfielcl - St. Cecilia - Rutherford - Cliffside Park - Hackensack - ..-- 'lfenafly --- ---- Leonia -- Ridgefield Park -- St. Cecilia -- --- Teaneck --- - Rutherford - Cliffside Park - Hackensack - --- Tenafly --- --- Leonia --- Ridgefield Park --- Teaneck --- f,a..' ,Q W . f .M ,,,.'- .- , - v V . -A 5, , 1 . tv , ,Am 4 s. V 1, ,- ,-.- - , rf ,U Y s -H - T -H Q- mf -P' Y - . . , ' A - , , 0 f'- r L ,433 ,pg i ' If--assi . ,. ,Munr- ' Y i u a C-1.5. ' if L 1 I 'E 1, hw I r - is 'gilllff 'Y x 1, -' N ' - -M.. E.. -, jf x she-U0 F' Q + Q 9 N ' LW . 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Third row: Charlie Flowers, James Williams, Gene Cayten, Bob Scheinblum, Ken Allison. A f '- GIRLS Volleyball First row, l. to r.: Janet Griessel, Eleanor Nelson, Celathia Lea, Bunny Lingner, Helen Whaley. Second row: June Dudley, Arlene Johnson, Lee Drinane, Joyce Smith, Carol Filippon. Hockey Left to right: Elaine Springstead, Nancy Martling, Ginny Kovar, Deanna Carroll, Ilona Kiss, Ginny Geerdes, Janice Genberg, Janet Griessel, Grace Ireland, Marjorie Nieh, O Q 'W warg SPGRT Basketball In front: Janet Griessel. First row, l. to r.: Janice Genberg Ginny Kovar, Grace Ireland. Second row: Ilona Kiss Nancy Martling, Ginny Geerdes. Softball First row, l. to r.: Janet Griessel, Jane Otto, Bunny Lingner, Elaine Whiting, Janice Genberg, Grace Ireland. Second row: Celathia Lea, Doris Vanderbeel-c, Lee Drinane, Sue Allison, Nancy Martling, Ginny Kovar, Barbara DeSena, Eleanor Nelson. 'Y Q- J SENIORS ,-14 I ff 'if F ' f' g, I NU .2 gba? 'I V4 'Q Wu 'Wo 1 , ,.,, f' -if X-,N .fl JOYCE ABERNATHY SANDRA AHLBUM COLIN AKRIDGE Englewood Englewood Englewood Abbie . . . gentle af a fumrner Sandi . . . Jrnart and Jvelte . . . BiJb0p . . . trutb, virtue, breeze . . . Tower Club Vanity rbeerleader . . . S. 0. wiidom are bis. .. fa -vu. t X, - 1 1,- 1. ,. ,. I' ' MICHAEL ALVAREZ Ridgefield Sofrer attrartion . . , Mike . . . tall and dark . . . trark ' AK' WL. tw A ' ANTRANIG ASLANIAN IRENE BAEVA HUNTER BAILEY Englewood Englewood Oradell Every daff a boliday . . . fu- Treamre from funny Italy . . . Hunt . . . rugged individualift ture D. A .... Engle Log . .. darneftirated blin . . . car mania Andy 1 If w I Ywg-v zx X I X A ALFRED ALEPA Englewood Senior .rtaircafe romic zaney . . . gift for friend! . . . LORENA ARCHIBALD Englewood Bandbox neat , . . Renee working girl . . . Tri-Y Ig-'rdf 2 JILL BARCLAY London Lady legixlator . . . American Field Service . . . lively little lan . . . ALAN BENDELIUS Oradell S. 0. prexy . . . ace in the air . . . Model-A truck ELEANOR BERGER Oradell Spark of fun . . . ELlie . . . Pickwick . . . Engle Log editor . . . modern dance fe 'WW ,Q , CHARLES BERTRAM Englewood A crach .thot . . . alway: :mil- ing . . . Charlie A Lx Q N r. ,.,..,e S ,, ' fir . ' S Q RAYMOND BENEDICT JAMES BENOIT DOROTHY BENSON Edgewater Edgewater Englewood Oracle daze . . . comedian of Great rnoderty often hide! Dottie . . . fpiril of fun . . . the year . . . Ben . . . Jportx great merit . . . jimmy captain of Girlr' Marching RUTH BERGSTEN Oradell Terror for her Jize ...Palet- teerf . . . needlecraft expert 20a f K ,, rg Q M, GQ, VJ, ,L ff' , R MARIA BERTRAM WILLIAM BEYER Oradell Edgewater Delicate beauty . . . Foreign Mercumatic-drive . . . Baron Policy . . . Senior Council . . . Bill . . . been wit Corp! . . . Chanroneen ' ., 4:1 'mia ' .ii FREDERIC BISCHOFF Oradell Mr. Touchdown . . . Fred . . . intelligent . . . champ on the diamond 73 is '5- is P4 'V QQ 'ff il ' 'Ti Y WILLIAM BONARDI JOYCE BORDEAUX GUIDO BORSI JAMES BORTHWICK Ridgefield Englewood Englewood Englewood Tmrk cyrlone . . . Bill . . . Honof Soriety . . . Jparklirzg Quiet induftry . . . Hook and jim . . . aim! io be famouf' man on bi: own Jweetnexx . . . Palelleery Bullel Club . . . Foreign Polify . . . :offer . . . Band 215 ..8- L ,,, 'DU X. YL- gak ' ' Ml up ' W' r,,V ,fry NORMA-JAYNE BRAND Oradell Silent gem . . . Library Council . . . the founlry girl vwivi J ,f wr' -L fa WILLIAM BRENNEN NANCY BREWER ROSALIND BROWER CHRISTOPHER BROWN Ofadell Ridgefield Oradell Englewood Willie knouu but d06!l1,l tell The exerutiue type . . . Tri-Y Pickwick . . , fweeter llaan the Clafif . . . pauion for jazz . . . . . hunting lnwor . . . so deaf to our laeaftx flowerf Boyf' Slate delegate BARBARA BRUGNOLI Oradell Twinkle in ber eye! . . . Ska!- erf' Waltz . . . college-bound Ae'-Sl ily' DEAN NA CARROLL Englewood Future nurfe . . . Dee , praetieal joker KT ff M HEIDI COHN Englewood Reflection of perfertion . . . S. O ..., Senior Counril . . . Diversity if S PETER BURKE Edgewater Popular appeal . . . Senior Clan' oeep . . . Band . . Cbanxoneerf M NANCY CAVALIER Edgewater Tbat winning Jrnile . . . dark bair, gray eyef and perfect eomplexiorz ,-anime , 215 xy i 4 ROBERT COOKE Englewood The Higb and lbe Migbty . . . carry tba! pigxbin, Bob lg f trit yin W fe ' I-f... ig g y SANDRA BURKE BARBARA BUSCH Englewood Edgewater Sandy . . . Cbanxoneer diva Peppy 'n pretty . . . beautiful . . . loyal Pickwirkian . . . FTA blue eye! . . . Bobbi v ' FRANCES CHRISTEN MICHAEL COHAN Edgewater Ridgefield Beautiful dreamer . . . Fran Tbe Mad RuJJian . . . bowl- . . . of tbe nobler! difpomion ing . . . treaxurer of KAT ROBERT CORDIER JOHN COSTANZO Oradell Englewood Prexident of Rifle Club . . . jack . . . Vanity Club . . .cron Bob . . . outdoor man rountry co-raptain . . . CYO prexy mf' M t 'YQ I rf X 17 K VERONICA CROCIATA Ridgefield Ronni . . . unruyfled . , . Tri- . . . Jecretary ww-sa ,- r Y I N 1 Kc: gg, .. I .f N few-r ! ,.,, .J if l Q , at f ZX 3, 3 I' A ROBERT DANDENEAU Oradell Rugged male . , . Bob eye for tbe girl: 'Run 'Q r uv ,f ! l MARTIN COTTRELL Englewood Man witb tbe golden born . .. Band , 'sv 4 :xl Nh 'Q l SAVERIO D'ANGELO Oradell Defignf for a fafbionable fu- ture . . . Sam . . , Cb-anJoneerJ X 6 il? 1 W ,ftx A 'CQ ,Q -5 Q 1..V: Kxyl 1 ui X I q ' 'Rf '5 DALE CRACAS Oradell Sofeer man . , . able and will- ing . . . Orarle Jportx editor 'N'-3 ALICE DARBY Edgewater Page boy .vet . , . fancy figure on tbe dance floor A i N ANTHONY DAVANZO MICHAEL DAVIS DEBORAH DAY BEVERLY DELANEY Ridgefield Ridgefield Edgewater Englewood Tony tbg Barber' '... never Auto: on bi! mind . . . Mike Wbat a Day! . . . Tri-Y . . . Plaza feature . impifb wilef a dull moment . . . bafeball Debby . . . roller :baring . . . perl ln trim 2 'A Q -snr A-,.x. . NW' 'al ELAINE D'EI.IA Ridgefield Eve had only an apple . . Pickwick fi' JANE DIANA Oradell Lovely to look at . . . delight- ful to know JOHN DORR Ridgeheld Outftanding in everything jack . . . Honor Soriety . . . tennif captain . . . Boy.r' State ix R ,NY A X or K x FRANS DENIE Englewood Frank . . . Science Club . . . Foreign Polity . . . Tower Cluh ff? I , ETHEL DILGER f r 'Q-1, aw-A-Q, , xg., 5. BARBARA DESENA Ridgefield Beware of that Chevy! , . Dex . . . a good Jport . . . har- kethall . . . bafehall - ' 1 fa . ,qv ' 3 MARGARET DOIDGE UWM 4635 '77 'v CAROLYN DETRICK Oradell Warmth and charm . . . Chan- Joneerf . . . Pickwick hixtorian are JUDITH DORIA Edgewater Ridgefleld Englewood Dancing flair . . . her .rpecial Friendly perfuafion . . . a way Cheerleadery' imprefario . . talent, friendlinefx of pleaxantnefy pep, popularity! and perxonal ELEANOR DRINANE Englewood Shine: in Jportf . . . GLC treax- urer . , . Pickwirk . . . Lee . . . a .rmile to remember ity . . . Tri-Y Jecretary S ev' - Q , X , 4 1 fl' , Jvk I-. x, mme r, if my ' , le 'a.,,:..,..:g J, 41 qi il , . ly, X, 55 4. .fg FRED ELLIS Englewood Bowling :lar , . . Kim . . :offer and zrarla 'fo-'G 'QV BERNICE ERMANN Ridgefzelcl AJ tfeafured af Ermann . . Diuerfiiy IQ! JEANEITE ELVIN Edgewater Liihe and lonely . . .I jeannie . . . .rtrirtly feminine i ll E 'K ' BRUCE DRUSKIN L Englewood Vanity Club . . . Champ . . . bafkelball , . . governed hy hir own opinion fi' rv' I WILLIAM ENG Englewood Have a flide rule handy? . . . Billy, niee df lhey come ,r ,Ah I X 1 - I I Z New L f Qi., 2' yVV:f,,f.lVZk 5-glare L M' PETER EUTENEUER RONALD FARRINGTON Ridgefzeld Englewood X Hoi-rod happy . . . eafy-going Band manager . , . Ronnie . . . Pete . . . io know him if to aim: for an Air Force career like him 1 -E' X -. ge 1 D JUNE DUDLEY Englewood Daneing doll . . . Marching Corpf . . . Pickwick . . . Senior Council C 15 f, r KKK X ' , X GEORGIANNE ENSIGN Ridgefield ColumniJt . . . earioonifl . . . nnger . . . mimic . . . real George rfb.. DAVID FAULKNER Englewood Flight-happy . . . man of few wordx Y A gk yur- ., ' X X x 4? R nv N f 1 we xg., A I m: 'iq 5 MW S W s. X CAROL FILIPPON Englewood Buyy beauty . . . Honor Society treafurer . . . Et Cetera prexy ' -J ',', .xi A ,.+ 2'- X L EAC, lsr -P' he BONNIE FLOWERS Englewood Pretty as her name . . . Oracle nezw editor . . . Honor Soriety Jeeretary. X ffm '+I 'H-'r EDITH FOTI Englewood That natural look . . . girlr' bafketball .rtar Q., if ,V l:3ki'i:g3 K R if if l K' ,Cf,,,, - ..,'.f, IVL,V . l , ....., , 2 EEOYO ,em.,V li 'I of V l X MALCOLM FINE HENRY FLEMING MARY FLEMING Englewood Englewood Englewood Eye for figure: . . . future CPA Our world traveler . . . Hank Our girl Mary . . . preJiderzt of . . , Key Club marine biologift ...Jpear Avonf' Fan Club . . . girlf' jifbing bafketball , my V 4 H ,., I 131- Jifil k ,V,, t1 ' V A ,V Elia an VV ,K H A , I A fee if 4 , ,l.i, J :CX CHARLES FLOWERS RUSSELL FOOTE MARY LOU FORKE Englewood Ridgefield Ridgefzeld He knowy wbafi watt . . . Auto merltanic wbiz , . . ready Enchanting min . . . Srbatzie bowling . , . Ground Obferuer for fun . . . cute and rarefree Corp: . . . elerlrifal engineer- ing ,, ,,! 'ant , -' lions, ti, HUGH FULLERTON Englewood Salute to Huglof . . .our Orarle editor . . , prize debates' , . . from country 79 . . , In I 77 to , QA. 'wry QE ,ns K J I hp y ' M' A '-Q ' f s, 9 f MICHAEL GALLENBERGER JUDY GANS CARLOS GANCEDO SHARON GARRITY Ofadell Englewood Madrid Englewood Mike . . . :offer letter . Toon . . . water-.vking . . . Gallant tenor . . . Foreign S. 0. Jerretary . . . flame-baiw trafk . . . likeable afrent on fun . . ,dancing Polity . . . bafketball . . . ed . . . Girlx' Marcbing Corp: junior economixt . . . Pickwick ,Ji fl ff ... -, av . xi M. - J N X CHARLOTTE GASTMEYER THELMA GAYLES LINDA GILGIS EDNA GOODMAN Oradell Englewood Edgewater Englewood Lott of laugbf and load: of Knark witb a needle . . . Halo of .funybine . . .Et Cetera Debate ber delight . . . blufb- fun wget '77 Iplfe . . . GLC ing ber talent . . . Eddie . . . N ortb wextern if t to wc 21 A I ROBERT GOODMAN LUDWIG GOETZ Englewood Ridgefxeld Are on dmmt . , , :offer pro Gridiron giant . . . Luddy . .. . . . Bob football and bafketball captain HARVEY GOLD FRANK GOLDEN mf Englewood Edgewater Our yo-del-ing hillbilly . . ferry . . . that Golden touth Talent Show feature . . . Maroon guard el A .ky ,ifffeflli Kzlrl 'f l ,. f' ew 1 llll I 1 3 i 4 'A 3 a,'l'E, TVE7 i 1 7 If , X, V ,,,V it I :V NEWTON GRANT CARYL GREEN Englewood Englewood Basketball pro . . . ringer with Curtain time . . . :ophornore the Tm-Toner and junior prexy . . . Orarle bzuineu manager QT' PATRICIA GORDON Englewood Leave! a trail of Jlarduft . . . Pat . . . :leeb page boy Q ' 2 ,M x 1 t x f! le. l Q A MICHAEL GREGG Englewood Sateen hir deftiny . . . S. O. weep . . . hiking . . . axtronorny f K a way KVQQ, I, or I tt gi Q RICHARD GRI LLO Ridgefield Unforgettable . . . ready for a joke . , . Rirhie MARIE GOTTHOLD Edgewater Our fair lady , . . the eye: have it If V J ff 4, A 'X1i't:':r ,X ff W A ,,Lg '12 M JANET GRIESSEL Saddle River Athletic' Min . . . GLC prexy . . . girlf' hockey raptain Q f I f I . ,ff-me V r' 1,2 14 se LOIS GROEGER Englewood Kitten on the hey! . . . to be admired . . . Orarle Q ? ' Kg 'Q yur 'ki ' -an-N. Au? l .,. X. . I V. LOUIS GYS WALTER HAEMMERLE Englewood Englewood Danring hohhy . . . skater College-hound orrhid-grower Y like a pro . . . tropical plan!! and fifh 'F hix hobby 1' V VAQVI ,,.Q' DIANA HAFEMANN JOYCE HAMPTON Oradell Englewood Madame Curie . . . horfehack Vanily cheerleader . . . ani:- riding . . .Honor Soriety . . . try in rhylhm . . , Romeo the piano L 1f-1 ' I I M , ' M A will It AAAL1 ill 4- A X 2125 lif'i i'iV j ffii 1 4 X gf I A, 5123+ 2 f ol i i i f? 1 1779 I A A ff? A f ll he , K. x, 7 f5Ji'fi f Tm ., 2, MICHAEL HANEY WILLIAM HARREL ARLENE HATOFF NOEL HARRJE Englewood Englewood Englewood Ridgefield College-hound redhead . . Uvillie . . , deep maxi u'izh lhe Half off zo Bohhie . , . adof- Photography , . . Smile prelzy, fagjmll , , , Mfke deep roire able . . . Vafsily rheerleader pIea.fe! . . . shooting gif 2' leffgg 3' l RICHARD HENNINGSEN Englewood Ioinf zbe Navy to follow tbe Wave: . . . winking, Dicl2'J trademark STEPHEN HOCHHAUSER Englewood Likeable rbarafter witb a boxt of friend: . . . Steve radii' 4 My ' 'ur :- fY ., r f' -3 f R321 ' 'T I ' 41 tang, X , - fe, Ve .,,,, I A RAYMOND HEIMS GEORGETTE HEINS Oradell Englewood Ray . . . jill: flory . . . Hook Cute and rolofxal . . . :wim and Bullet Club . . , car: ming . . . Piekwifla rbaplain . . . art award JOHN HERMOS JOAN HERRSCHAFT HENRY HOBSON Englewood Ridgefield Englewood Cbanmneerf. , . Ola, jobnny! Darla-baired angel . . . Girlr' Succexf ahead . . . .fportr . , . Honor Society Marching Corpx , . . Diverxlty awardf a A X3 S f . V ' ,, , 4 K ,Y Wen' 'M 'Q X, , , ' ,k Q , . 4 if ,,, -' Q. fftt i L 5 4,'- '4wf'4j-l1g1,,fcX, STEVEN HOFFMAN BRUCE HOVERMAN HAROLD IRELAND Englewood Oradell Englewood Mild and mellow . . . regular Sorter , . . landxcaping . , . Blow, Gabriel, blow! . . guy it rum in tbe family Cbanfoneer: . . . future wztb the Telepbone Company W' ,?-gg 4 J JOHN ISAKSON Englewood An agile tongue and foot Joceer teum I, '2- Se- ' -Q1 1 .. l xx , STEVEN IVLER Englewood lVine, women, and Jong Key Club prexy GERTRUDE IVERY Englewood Friendly and easy-going . . attraftive JANE IZZARD Englewood Clotbef-confriouf . . . Jketcb- ing..,GLC..,Jewing... Jerretaritzl mreer K 3. ' - 12-., ! i ARLENE JOHNSON ARTHUR JONES Englewood Englewood Lene . . . talent bidden by Money ronquerf all . . . Poof modefty . . . Tower Club fftwff -Wife!! ,Qw- 'vv' ' .-.f: r ,-': gm nf g i f ROBERT JACOCKS Englewood jay . . . iz :well :port . . . future on tbe air wtwex DANIEL JOYCE Englewood Auet to our .rebool . . . rlotbex make tbe man C Q1 f--' J ALIDA JENKINS Ridgefxeld Sweet and petite . . . Tri-Y . . . Library Counril treayurer ,i- ,V JOHN KALOOSTIAN Ridgefield Dark-haired Romeo . . . 4 tboumnd friendf t in , y, g . V A y. 2 1 .I Q - we my 'M' Q. .1 .1 ' - L E K1 M ,fm 'ff F' ', s,.,,.-M04 Q3 'v-...f I QW X . Mm V' I , jg Q I kk . X ,X . 'K . 1 Griggs., I M ,A :gmt f, lf, b f 5, - , V - ,V I. V7 . eg' 'E , , , Jrzzfi- - , if 4 5 'A a f lkiz-YQPZHJH, fiyizrfi, I b f 'f .rg ' ' 1- If 5 'L:Qff'fsi,zKg5f- -Q' it-isi':.'-7' ,, 1 'T ta A. L -ggi f 551. . 3 ggi , Y, ,Z.g.gml.':,', 1 W ,FW 5 iii Yi I in I 15'f I :fbi IW? ' lil 'ntfxal 521-i3I4.Z'.2t:: VICKI KANTOR ALAN KASPER WARREN KATERBA ROBERT KAPLAN Englewood Oracle-ll Englewood Englewood 3641417 and bfditlf . - - Twifl- Radiat . . . mechanic: . . . the Snake ebarmer , . . Hook and Bob . . . lover witb a line . . . err' captain . Orarle feature .rtrong Jilent type Bullet Club , . . :ramp collertor Vanity Club e :tor ' 9 g ,3 5: , W, F111 Gow . f f ig, ' ,, ROBERTA KINCHELOE Edgewater Fun and frerklef go togetber A V ' ' ' ' ' A ' V i V- Q . . . Bert . . . roller derby - ,,... tl' fi if fb 'N X '.' V .9 A 1, . I l tx 1 , , , '- isa KAREN KINCKLE JOHN KISS VIRGINIA KISS DARRYL KLEIN Englewood Englewood Englewood Englewood Willowy , . . rnufir ber bobby Paletteerf . . .art witb ceramic: Ginny . . . Marching Corpx Eye for defigrz . . . Bit and . . . nurxing ber ambition . . . able executive . , . Engle . . . our little urcbin . . . Bridle .recretary . . . Diversity Log fportf editor Tri-Y in ber life :' 2 x X? r f QQ? T3 CHARLES KLOEBER Oradell Sorrer raptain . . . Charlie . good-nalufed 7 Q. +2-' PAUL KOBERT Englewood Avid dehater . . . hngef in every pie . . . Tower Cluh . . . NFL H A63 df' WU' 1 l SUSAN KRUL Ridgefield Where thefe'.f life, there? Sue . . . R6f6'Pll0l1lJ'l . . . Tn-Y , M Y' U 4 1 L X CLIFFORD KNAPP Ridgefield S. O. fepfefentative for Sporty Board . , . Clijy . . . Jpoftf- minded F, -no 'asf ' Ab Q74-v NE! . EDWARD KOUDELKA Ridgefield Ed . . , fpoflx lover . . . gentleman, he if rv' 5 SALLY KUGEL Englewood Oracle . . . Sally the firen. Towef Cluh A , ,av ii.: l .Ls- V S ee it 5 4 5 X EDWARD KNIGHT Englewood Great permnality . . . Ed . . Whitey . . . hunting . . fixhing . . . alwayx a hello 'CU' Q vue u-1 f X ' f 1 , 2.-7'-V .5 gg: fe if-UN-A fi 5:5421 X e.E'f-?'4j.f.:,zt:M E: :lf-719, Span: y4y,7,f :K . iii-X ?::4vM'a'14' r '5-2 r ,-,V if '-T -r- ' 'Y' i '1Qll'QX ?,'f,f31ggtf'+fi,'.L fx: 'W 'nk 1' f ',.4v -'f',,Q4 4lf'f1W,1--f..e'I'.w. 1jgf,,4,y, ,,4.f ' 4 RICHARD KRAUSE Englewood Hunting . . , ffhing . . . to fofexter . . . Dich 11 'fm- ex 1 at 59- lm 'C W, BETTE-JANE KNIPPING Oradell Pirlawirhian . . BJ .... poixed and attrartiue f .Ho i f- Q ol' X7 ROBERT KREHLEY Ridgefield N0 gran growl undef his fe ...B0h...CYO eff' ANN KULISEK 1 V V f C RUDOLPH KUMMEL Ridgefield Englewood Talented lady . . . Divenity Rudy . . . table tennii . veep . . . Annie Srienre Club 9 V55 'ix CELATHIA LEA Englewood Sunny diypoiition . . . Lalaie . . . rute trifle Q t. gig: in e' , 'f 4 L-ff' is BARBARA LINGNER Englewood Bunny . . . Jpoftf rraze . . . bockey, volley ball, ,roft ball, .rorrer . . . Honor Soriety , fu! , wwf' ' f f , J ' J ' A, 4 7ii7?f PAUL LITTLE Oradell Big man with a bigger heart . . .football . . . PJ. I x N A fx lf l DOUGLAS LEHMANN Englewood Honor Society . . . Marla . :ix feet plat . . . Doug ,, ,H QTY' DORETHA LINSKEY Ridgefield Happy haze . . . Dee . . .rerfetafial talent: MARY ANN WILLIAMS PATRICIA LOSCI-IE GRACE LOMUPO Englewood Englewood Englewood Mary, Mary, quite fontrary . Patty quiet and yet ull Envy of ber typing flaff inimitable imp u Jerfetarlal rareer muyif Q' ROBERT LOWE SHERRIL MACKAY Englewood Oradell 'f Our award winning trarh Jtar Sherry . . . quiet and unaffurn- H . . . that collegiate looh ing . , . ,rtill water! run deep fi GRACE MANGAN CYNTHIA MARMON Ridgefleld Englewood Rhythm and Grace . . . Vanity Cindy, oh Cindy . . . Engle rheerleader . . . eye: that .rpeah Log Bayineu Board . . . ex- ternp difruffionf LIN TON MARSH CHARLES MARTIN Englewood Englewood Our Harry Belafonte . . . lean, Our hay Charlie . . . Maroon lanky, and likeable . . . Fore- Raider ign Policy weep 2 c e f 4 ay ZW' if f MW W VIRGINIA MARZOCCHI GLADYS MAXWELL 4 Englewood Englewood Handy of rnuxic . . . jinny . . . Glady . . . the greateff' . , calrn dependability Tri-Y highlight , - 'fy K 1 ' X 1 9 '41, ' --1 fr . WSW sf . .f.,- , ,yrs-2 .. nf: fwfita-'aff ff 5' 4 16? 'Wirviii 1 pf 'fra -c-L f s o '-ZIf2,'45?', ' ,o 'ij' . , A '- RUDY MAY Oradell HARRY MAXWELL Englewood . . . Hunting baze . . . Hook and Sbar ybooter . . . Butcb Bullet Club . . . future engineer P bappy-go-lueky ff 9 Qi. iw, 'ef--N. K THOMAS MCCAFFERY PAUL MCCALLUM Englewood Englewood Cat . . . Jporlf bi: terond Import from England . . . be': nature for r-e-e-I 89 Nu, 3 ts 5, . ,,., V N K if . ' 'K K'l ' ,lvll 2 1 x DOROTHY MAYS Englewood f Dot . . . well-liked by every- one , . , fanry earring! MICHAEL MCALEER Oradell Strike one. ' . . . bafebull . .. football . . . Mike 14 fn ,if-:ff ff!! i iff ' .A.' Q 1 ' , ,Ap :.:, cmxvo' I , ,fi .nf RICHARD MAZZUR Nanuet, New York Beau Brumell . . . Dirk . . . bandtome and dufbing BRUCE MCBEAN Oradell Honor Society pretident . . . quiet guy witb deep tbaugbtx . . . S. O. treafurer bfi Q16 'CT 'i' A K X. VALERIE MCCARTHY Englewood Grariouf in manner . . . maj- orette . . , Tri-Y . . . modern danring L9 fag - W K Q5-' i X4 X Wil ROGER MEEHAN Ridgefield Dapper . . . terror on tl: drag Jtrip BARBARA MEYER Ridgelield Cuff and rapable . . . Senipr Claw ireafurer . . . Dliferfzty ireafufef .QE X uh Ns.- i 1 JOYCE MCCORMACK Edgewater Literary enarie . . . .raft eye! 'n long lailzef . . . behind the Englg Log bylinex .14 'Nr' ,f R CATHERINE MCCOY Englewood Twinkle Tow . . . Jkiing Girlf' Marching Cofpx . . . medical Jerretafy pil ,au do 'A I the .nf ,K 1 a--f' E. X 'X 1 RAYMOND MCHORN EY Englewood Guy in the gray Ford . , . Ray . . . Jee him wlaizzing by , ,,., fm 2 ' lliiyt i' Xr:!.,, ' , A -,- . 5' ' .X I '0- 1 fFffr'5 ' PAUL MEIER BRENDA MERKLE JOAN MESSMER Oradell Ridgefield Ridgefield e Socrer ro-captain . . . letter man Bren . . . vanity rheefleader We'll min Many , , , VM . . . young Viking . . . Me . . . Tri-Y . . .little pixie .rity cheerleader . . . Jeniof .fclaolaxtir .f 'i ,QQ - 2:11 .: , in . A n L M Q In . A I I .,,. 5 CLAIRE MINKLER Ridgefield Pint-Jized doll . . . Marching Corpx . . . cbeefleaderr' co- manager V nf 2, , ,ff Way, eil X N, EDWARD MORSE Oradell Eddie . . . lord of all be :uf- ney: . . . biinting CECILE MOORE Ridgefield , 'faeld' Rfjjijjl . ., 13, jug, Q T 1 ROBERT MILLS Oradell Skilled on the .roccer feld Bob . . . MillJie it -ama- Q xx - x w f f 4.4,-,:.,jg ,'.-. , ' .if I . -I or fiif?i2', 'f ' ' 'X . t f f yn O - -.z I l VICTORIA MORGAN PAUL MORRONGIELLO Englewood Ridrzefxeld Ceil...Pickwick groomed I wonder ax I wandef' . . National Guard . . . action: perfection Pickwick . . . Vicky .rpeak louder than word! f , 'L f '-, ., 7 7 fy .. ,A lewd ' ff f , nw egg 'I' fe eng Z, A ,ln ,f MARION MURRAY DONALD MYLES Englewood Englewood Alwayy lendf a helping band Don . . . Science Club . . . . , . giflf' baxketlzall tropical ffl: . . . yiflaing ' -1 !' -Q- frnrl-P- w W 3 ff , Q .A ,, .jl,cffff1 ?l . nf L if ntwm :a.f:x1'.o,. are 1.wfe'm:!'f'- wall! mn- .1-1 JACK NASH Edgewater Gay lotlzafio . . . Paletteen' prexy . . . Engle Log aft editor 91 l A ' 1 A ' I wemnr me fpnfkmq ' re ffyaf' L .Y .,,' a JUNE NASHEL ELEANOR NELSON WILBUR NELSON THEODORE NIEH Englewood Englewood Englewood Englewood If Jilenre were golden, :hid be Friendlirzexf permnifed . . Virile and Jlrang , . . manly Violin virluofo . . . xerretary broke . . . Oraele firfulalion lol! of fun and marznerly lreafurer of Camera Club 'N 1' Vw' JJ ls' l 1- -4 lu'9 ,,mdg' f f I ffl IM'- CURTIS NORRIS Englewood Mernlrer of the A1r0nJ . . one Jwell fellow fx ,X nl' l ll , A5 I af f S' vf V ' I Rw?PfI re.4 w ' ifffll . 'fi --7 H E I f :fe.c?2e ' fe f I , 35, -5 -7 1Q:,3:5.EQ:,'5p Q I 6 A I Tl-IERESA O'KANE RONALD OLSON CHRISTINE OPOLONY JOINATH OPRANDY Edgewater Ridgefield Englewood Englewood Terry . . . .rweei df an Irifh Bafkelball . . . Ron and laii Queen of Hearn . . . Cbrif Tri-Y prexy . . . jonni . . mfg Henry-1 . . . rlaffif majorelle faxlaion rrzerclaarzdinng . Marching Corpf 92 S,-, ru.,-A Af me A'-M' ,f , A 1 X Q 5 RAYMOND OSBORNE SUZANNE OSHRIN ELLEN OTERSEN Englewood Englewood Ridgefield Ray of geniuf . . . Orafle rar- In Jlep wizb fafbion . . . fuzare Miffbief in ber dirnple . . , toonifz . . . foolball . . . future teacber . . . Sue rbeerleader . . . Diverfity Je:- d0ff0f retary . . , Ellie 17 vw- . i in , fy V 1 , ,M , 41? gm rc 1 4 I i E .,-..- r 'V Z! 'd,d 'WY ' V 1 V 4' X 9 l',' M' lf? i X 1 rf A - if R , i EDWARD PASSMAN PAUL PATTI ANDREW PECORARO Ridgefield Ridgefield Englewood Verfatile gent , , . tennif . . . Maroon quarterbafk . . . ab- A dark and roving eye . . . Honor Sofiety . , . Hook and ject of pursuit prefident of Senior Clan . . . Baller Club Golden Hawk f 2 19' , PK Z' , ' Q idk' ,, 'Z mf 1 ,V ,M no W R f 'ffbi iioy Q RICHARD PERRY ARTHUR PINE ROSEMARIE PISARRI Orade-11 Ridgefield Oradell Tennif pro , . . Honor Society Ar! . . . Oracle managing ed- Sport ,fborl . . . girly' baxket- ifeep . . . Hook and .Ballet itor . . . wit perfonijied . . . ball. . . Jecretarial rareer Club Jecrelary Nonbweyzefn 4 ' 5 e 447 f ,f Uqw uw' on ff., R Hr' CATHERINE OUTEN Englewood Friendly eyef . . . friendly Jmile . . . tom0rr0w'5 lady in wbilen V Q X f X X A lf' 1 ROBERT PECORARO Englewood Gyrnnafz from ferfey Cily . . . foolball , . . track . . . career in medirine aww KENNETH POTENTE Englewood Maroon end . . . baieball . . Ken 93 1 CJ 1-91' A 1 Q, ev- 3, -ff 'W' M5213 HARVEY PRAGER JOHN PYRROS JOAN RAY Englewood Englewood Edgewater Band . . . Hi-Y , . . nzedifine The Golden Greek' '... nzuf- A quiet manner firher than ez rnun . . . :offer . . trueh fle and hrawn . . . dymzrnir frown . . , .rwimming if NANCY REINEKING Oradell Af good a Jporz ax Jhe if 4 friend ,ie 2 2 wp O 3 he JOHN RING MARY JOAN RIVARA SALVATORE RIZZO Edgewater Englewood Englewood Tall and blond . . , quief and Glizler 'll gfrzrnour . , . Tri-Y Sanz . . . hunter . . . Jwirnrner eomidefale wayf , . . Girly' Murfhing Corpf . . , good Jenfe of hurnor Q-wr X , JUDY REINEKING Oradell One-half of u lwin art . . vivariouy e 'No BEATRICE RHODES Englewood Ihh , . . fafhionuhle by nu- ture . . . vurfizy rheerleader JOSEPH ROBERTO Englewood Future in ihe conxlrurtion field . . . friendlineu and joe go hand in hand ,NA - I ., W g Q X X 4 In X 4 6 A 4 ' ff' X 34 A'-' L we - iw- V X'xlxV .K arf' X E 1 M A , X:,gei Q VM y J l rf' l ' 1 if 1 A ,4 MAJORIE ROE JOHN ROGERS DIANNE ROSEL ANGELA ROSSI Edgewater Englewood Oradell Ridgefield Girlf' Chorux prexy . . . Pinky Bop 'n boogie . . . Chanfoneerf D-De . . . Tower Club . . . Angel in white . . . prefident . . . Jrnile away . . . eleclroniff , . . gridiron mathematical genial . . , ver- ofDiz1erJity . . , Honor Society M.C. .ratile , . . Angie N dy.. ht, 15-K Q . BONNIE ROUS CHARLES RUBIN Englewood Englewood Miychievozu glanre: . . . any- Tennii . . . .rteady on the ,fru- lhirig in the art line . . . Bel- dief . , . Charlie gian holiday gas fam I 'Wav ffl , ,,rffr,,, VM I V I ' ,V it 4' I, . J' C f Wu . . 'nv H , ' ' f i 'l if '32 'f -.,, V ,iffy ' -f , am5.3g, I SUZANNE SALKIND ELIZABETH SANDBORG Englewood Edgewater Sue . . .fancy figure . . . Tri-Y Beuy . . . Jweet and .ferene . . . walk: of with the fruhion Paletteerf' Jerretary honor: gp-few Q 'V yx, ffl GUY SCANDLEN HENRIETTA SCHAEFER Englewood Englewood Chanfoneerf . . . clever with Sincerely Jweet , . . Hennie hif pen . . . iferfatilily plw . . . . . . Foreign Policy . . . Tower NFL . . . Orafle Club 95 - . M --X , fx f ' ,qu C-du t rjvi 'H I I L. f V' A NT -Clif' '?f.,Qf1f 4 XA., Ag x -1 X M 5 RONALD SCHAFFNER ROBERT SCHEINBLUM GLADYS SCHLOSS JAMES SCHNEIDER Oradell Englewood Englewood Ridgefleld Dutrh . . . Jorfer . . . Ger- Playf a mean :ax . . . Schiney Petite fafhion plate , . . Tri-Y Future marine . I. . outdoor man Club . . . AZA prefident . . . track . . . denta! auiftant type . . . Izmmy and Jorrer T- 1' 9 77- me 1 .. . , N ...J X y 'X K 1 I L X D L. - l V Q , ,I ' ALLEN SCHUBERT JOHN SCHUT Englewood Ridgeneld An authority on hulfinefy . . . johnny . . . hufineff rn Californian difpoxition tomorrow ' r A fm-n1i'tl'fC.2 . 1 f ta' ' 1 ul we V -. L 'f f'1 40 rf' ,,,, NX,r 1 K l BERNARD SCOTT DAVID SEDDON Englewood Oradell an of Craze for ntuxic . . .Bernie. . . Vanity man . . . .focfer captain Chanfoneerr . . . pfogreniue . . . haxehall raptain . . . Dave fazz w.-1. , iff K fe ,ff E ' , l',, 'f V PETER SEGAL BONNIE SEIBERT Oradell Oradell Don't hide that happy :mile Gfaciauf . . . president 0 . . . Pete Live Y-er: . . . FTA J' uv-- ' as u ' . e', ,E RUTH SHAF F ER Englewood Friendly fun . . . working girl , , everything in moderation LEON SIMMONS Englewood Happy, Jkippy Jpirit . . , Bet ter late than never! 3 X . nf ' 'A ff - , A ' 'R , n ' ' ' ff , I , f ij g , ,V 5 , Y I J f ,,,, ' ' lv f LEONARD SINOWITZ Englewood Muxir maeftro . . . leoto 1 P ' graplay . . , ambition, indiu- trial engineering 'Q'- IU 7l2'l'y,' , 1 f - f , , to RUTH SHAHBAZIAN RICHARD SHEARER ALLEN SILVERSTEIN Englewood Englewood Englewood Parpofeful Min . . , Engle Dirk . . . good ftudent and an Golfer . , . Key Club Jerretary Log editor . . . Ruthie, a friend atlalete too! . . . Silver . . , ingeniouf indeed! mind for rnaleing money 1 ' tft, ya 71 Q JAMES SINGLETON Englewood jimmy . , . ba: a lseart of gold . . . a Singleton arrangement ? . 2 Q3 rf' 1,7 if We f ' in STANLEY SINOWITZ Englewood Mdfler of Muxic . . . Dixieland and jazz , , . Sciente Club , , , Camera Club ,QA gg V l I ,.,. -- -5 S 'Vw' I -7 A r 2 V I I ,JT 4 ll ,, WW! khan If, fit, 4. jgw-v if 'il' ll I ' FREDERICK SMITH JOYCE SMITH Oradell Englewood Slvyneif foolf no one . . . Fred Smitty, ezferybodyfr favorite . . . a Ileadfafl friend bowling YQQQQ , 15, ,png 4.1--rg, -rv' '-f sassy' ,ff THEODIS SMITH TOVE SMULOVITZ Englewood Englewood Gerzlle hearted guy . . . care- Smzzdinazfiarz utlrufzion . free ruperx Foreign Poliry lreafurer . mediful .rrlaool lmjh f f N v 'x 'Vx - R 'sfo l , ' 134 1 Q '59 . 'W , . 'sf 1 F F42 M ,. LAUREL SOMMER CAROL SPERONI Englewood Oradell laurie . , . Knit-wil , . . 5.0. Slim . . . dunring wbim '52 Ford uddiel lq 'iif'fff'f' , r1f5r....glf r sr E' . ' - A '.. - H- '-ZZQ:-, - 4. 1 - AV - A-kg: ' 'J1'ii-if-ang.: L .4-H' ' , 1 Y V - , 5 - fy: , E 'Y PHT ff.-.1 ! R .l A V 'Nagy af X LOIS SOEHL Ridgefield Pirkwirk prexy . . . friemlf are born, no! made . . . Marching Corpf rw 71' U , 4 My X Q, .- A, THERESA SPINOZZI Ridgefield Girlf' Claoruf . . . Terry . . . receplionift . . . Jkufing ber hobby ,om fsilx LINDA STEIN Englewood Arrive 5.0. worker . . , Tower Club . . . NFL . . . Horzor So- riezy . . . young woman going pluref S 'x 1 1 Qi. ldxlk ' l MARGIE SOHL Oradell Fbe faxcirmtion of u ffrauleirz . . , Pickwirk of 1 X GODFREY SPOTSWOOD Englewood IJ that rl fun? . . . fulure with Unrle Sam . . . dame: bi: rare! away , dv x , UQ, nl , 40 ' X ' 'Il 5 4 RICHARD STEINMETZ Englewood Rifle Club . . . Foreign Polity . . . Wbu1'f up, 'Dor '? 98 -5. M. I ANTHONY TALMO Ridgefield Sonny . . . bacbelor-in-tl9e- making . . . car: . . . will own ga.r Jtation 1, A T?-,V is jig ,ggi t fn ,V cy' 424, BARBARA THOMPSON Edgewater Scientific claarm . . . biocbemift . . . lady in tbe lab aff ARLENE TATE Englewood Library Council . . . aimx a Jecretarial career i t r,., ' K. ' 1 gm m My A If ,rr,:V-, ' K .-k' MARGARET STOKES Englewood A dream come true . . . future ac a Jecretary . . . bright per- .ronality 7 QC, DOLORES TEDESCO Englewood Pickwick treafurer . , . FTA . . . Dee . . . naturally nice 'Ml ., , O M17 rr A IYA , JOYCE THOMPSON EDITH THWEATT Englewood Englewood Tower Club prexy . . . ejici- Faxbion-minded Min . , . a ency perfonified . . . Honor Tweet creation Society , . . Preu Bureau K 'k:k . ANITA SWENSEN Ridgefield Blonde beauty . , . Marcbing Corp! .,.. Cbanfoneerf , . . S. 0. JEAN TEDESCO Englewood feannie witb tbe dark brown bair . . . tall 'n .ftately uf' PAUL TIERNEY Oradell Our mzilirzg Jcientixt . . . gen- iuJ in tbe lab . . . Honor So-' ciely . . . Science Club 99 w T J J I A .. v ga M , ,1- . 5 'J W fi ff be FREDERICK TIETJEN PATRICIA TIMMONS Oradell Edgewater Hit the highway! . . . Fred . .. Slim and trim . . . perky Pat ez nice guy . . . real rut-up 99 1, ',' v' rf V J ' xiii. 'ir 5' W E' 3' I , X I 9 LOUIS TRIPIDO JOAN TROIKE Oradell Ridgefield Louie . , , Jleepy time guy Goodlooking and Jmarl . . . Paletteerf . . . Girly' Clvoruf . . . joarzie OO Q4 , -x.4f ' I JOYCE TOWNSEND ELLEN TRAVOLTA Englewood Englewood Band . . . lady with an artiitie Brunette bombfltell . . . Tower brutb . . . Jwimmirzg Club . . . dramatie Jldf . . . unforgettable X fx .V ff., ff' .f ' ' IJ N ,ff ,,hl I of ,KX y fl A THOMAS TATE ROBERTA TREPTAU EI1glCWO0d Ofadell Tommy . . . our auto meclaanir Bertfie . . . Paletteerf' laiftor- ian . . . keep! zu in .rtitcbes . . . Pickwick . . . FTA weep 3 y'97'f TfYA JOHN TROUT LINDA VENATOR Englewood Oradell Quiet, geniuf at work . , . lnfertiozu giggle . , . Girly subtle humor . . . Tower Club Clyoruf . . . to be dental af- . . . Foreign Policy prexy ,rifpam K' MICHAEL VERNIMB Englewood Czar . . . tbe intelleftual . . Rifle Club , 4 4. Qi i ei 'd ' new K A , ,W CAROLINE WARTMAN Englewood Blonde treffef . , . Carol . , future dental affiftant , Li If ,' ff ' a. 'fx ,rs Jim , 4.-one ,yt ,',q?7'i f .virgin glib A' fjwg aw ,P +41 4 'fa' ig, I ,q.vti4,Az f Q .a,.ya,.,j' f , ,Wie ' If-rj-2 Q tt f 4'. fi' 1 na mfr an .ai M 'r 4 7 , ff,, 'Vt ff ,, 'f 'Qa'fWi'f, QU ROBERT WEST Englewood Cartoonift deluxe . . . Bob .. talent: unlimited k ..' f 5 ,.:f ,Q ,. Q 5 s an aff f, f., ' ,W ,L f ' ,V ., wx , ' fl. - ,ff 3 . , Aga - W C, N 5 , ,V CM lo,,i .IOANNA VON ROTH Englewood jo . . . live-wire antiu . . . Hannie . . . fancy tourber tv , ,P - S9 f- 'V' . Q g ,mf 'V ,,,, f,-, v4 - V if . I .7 , GRACE WEINER Englewood Smart rlotbef on a fmart lan . . , Engle Log editor . . . Honor Society , . . Foreign Polity CORLISS WEYGANT Englewood Sympatbetir and Jinrere . : . magir in ber Jrnile. . .Picbwirk ,A 6 ' .gf-wr 'seq W RUTH WALDVOGEL Ridgeheld A Melodiozu alto . . , Cbanmn- eerf' Jefretary . . , Girlx Marrbing Corp! I , ' ,ff ,.,. 'if , '41-55 1 er -I .ff 1 X: .- ,I NOEL WEINSTEIN Ridfzeflelcl Here'.r to tbe ladief . , . Sri- enre Club treafurer . . . bowl- ing HELEN WHALEY Englewood Great Jenfe of Jportnrtambip , . . eaptain of girly' intramur- alr . . . Band gf 'f I ,I ..,,,,, ?f2ff'f QC II W7 5 ' .,1aWff'ff 51 'V M if SHEILA WALTER Oradell Pearbex 'n rream . . . roller Jkating wbiz . . . Pirbwirb i T, Q. I 5 'cyl , 3 A 5. ',4,,,,,-2Q6e'1 5 ' A if-f'f.l,i Nfl. ,A JOSEPH WEST Englewood Street rod . . . joe . . ,-will be elertronir terbnifzan ELAINE WHITING 4 Englewood Library Counril prefident .. Foreign Polify . . . unpredirt- ably pleafirzg 101 Lf? , I? 11f f I DOROTHY WILKINS Englewood Girlf' Choruf . . . painlf a bright future . . . to be mix- Jionary 19 'N YNY I -I WALTER WYSSENSKI Englewood Dixripliried in action . . . the fall man 55 x X I x ' x . STEVEN ZAMPELLA Ridgefield Fordomafir drive . . . Zamp . . . menace on wheels 102 -.154 JAMES WILLIAMS Edgewater jimmy . . . DM orator . . . deep rorzviclioru . . . Tower Club pi' LUCILLE YATES Englewood Li11ely'n likable . . . Lury . . bright and alwayf gay I FRANCES ZIMMERMAN Englewood Lady wilh a le!! lube . . arlirily play . . . Fran . . Frenfh Club prefident fi X I E Xi ' w. -eu .fe 1-is rr Q v li' 4- ,po-0 R JOHN WILLIAMS GARY WITTE Englewood Oradell Collegiate Jpolrliman , . . fork Hook and Bullet Club . . . . . . Juave and Jophiflirated hunter of lhezwood: . . . jiyh- mg rg, ,px ,VB Z 2, JANET YOUNG PHYLLIS ZAGORSKY Edgewater Englewood Loquaciouf . , . Diverxity jan . . . Charzforzeerx . . . delight , . . Foreign Paliry rheerx for all her hidden lalenz fake' MARIE ZISA MARIE ZUMPANO Ridgefield Ridgefxeld Delightful Jongnren . . . Girly' Tri-Y . . . perfiyzerzl pleaxanl- Choruf . . . horxebach riding new . . . never' down in zhe . . . terzrzix dump: N' PY Q 'F vr QN- x Q My-,,. 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DORR Members :I 1--1 TETERBORO SCHOOL OF AERoNAuTlcs, INC. FREE BOOKLET CUT DUT ' PASTE ON 2e P051 CARD M Il Tdq nrS 'J-FLIGHTS 3 A coMMeRClAL,L PLEQJI-if TETEHHDRU SUIIUOL W MLHUNMWIUS. INC. frlsrlzmzono AIRPUEIT. N. J. A Government approved Write or phone Io TLAS 8-I 880 Day og evening courses r free booklet and information Complimenfs of BUCKLEY'S DRUG STORE Phone: LOweIl 9-1345 35 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 8-9668 p THE WINDSOR INTIMATE APPAREL AND SPORTSWEAR 16 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. SWK 8 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Complimenfs of ENGLEWOOD JEWELERS Wclfchmakers for Three Generafions LOwelI 8-2877 37 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 113 ,, , , --Q-11.3 N.: glove! .LMA fo jfze Cfom 0 i957 PICKWICK LOweII 7-3110 JOHN FREDERICK'S SALON HAIRDRESSING 126 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 8-1894 GROWNEY 8. NEILSON REALTORS ' INSURORS 29 Years AI' If 4 DEPOT SQUARE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. COIfc1x 2-3026 EDWARD C. BERGER RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE 194 MAIN STREET NEW MILFORD, N. J. WHifney 5-8524 KELS CLEANERS Personalized FRENCH DRY CLEANING 553 SHALER BOULEVARD RIDGEFIELD, N. J. 114 LOweII 8-7366 Reasonable and Reputable ORIENTAL R U G S BROADLOOM DOMESTIC RUG CLEANING V. GARAPEDIAN RUG CO. CORNER OF PALISADE AND GRAND AVENUES ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY HU. 7-5933 COIfc1x I-7761 FOR-GOQD FOOD FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Congrofulafions NYSTROMIS To fhe Class of 1957 RESTAURANT ' SODA FOUNTAIN Excellenl Fcrcilifies for Parfies Io IOO Open Every Day 7:30 A.M. To 8:30 P.M. ROUTE 4 PARAMUS, N. J. TIMELY TREASURES FLOWERS - CARDS - GIFTS 243 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 7957 RENEE ARCHIBALD BARBARA DE SENA JUDY DORIA GINNY KISS SUE KRUL ANN KULISEK GRACE MANGAN GLADY MAXWELL VALERIE MCCARTHY BRENDA MERKLE JOAN MESSMER BARBARA MEYER CLAIRE MINKLER JONATH OPRANDY ELLIE OTERSEN JUDY PALMISANO MARY JOAN RIVARA ANGELA ROSSI SANDY SCHERER ANITA SWENSEN ELLEN TRAVOLTA CAROLINE WARTMANN 115 Good Grooming ls Our Business 5 . 1 . I I L 14 GRAND AVENUE NC. ENGLEWOOD, N. J LOwell 8-8483 COlfox 1-0195 WALTER G. WRAY 8. SON INSURANC 379 KINDERKAMACK ROAD E AND REAL ESTATE ORADELL, N. J LOweIl 8-5800 CRAIG DRY GOODS 'k 49 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. COlfax 2-0695 ORADELL BEAUTY SALON ANTON, Prop. 629 ORADELL AVENUE ORADELL, N. J. 116 LOwell 8-3737 Complimenfs of GARY-ALLEN -4 - L... fCHEVB-O'LET 1 59 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. BEST WISHES FROM PALISADES TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY COlfax 2-1313 ORADELL DELFORD MARKET The Fines? in FOODS - MEATS - VEGETABLES - GROCERIES CHARLES KLOEBER 613 ORADELL AVENUE ORADELL, N. J. 117 I Complimenfs of THE CAROUSEL THEO' W'0R RESTAURANT JEWELER +I 59 WEST PALISADE AVENUE 56 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD, N' J. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ENGLEWOOD - TENAFLY NEW JERSEY Founded I89O MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 51 LOweII 8-4363 Open 9 A.M. IO 9 P.M. DoiIy 'X V . 2254, HOMELAND CLOTHIERS PALM BEACH FORMAL WEAR For Proms and Weddings 36 PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. FRED QUENZER Compliments of CLEANERS ' DYERS GEORGE and GEORGE Ik 356 UNDERCLIFF AVENUE ORADELL ESSO SERVICE EDGEWATER, N, J. wHamey 3-3775 118 -I - SEDDON'S SERVICE STATION LOweII 8-9803 GRAND AVENUE AND HONECK ST. ENGLEWOOD, N. J ROYAL wr-mney 3-9721 GLASS 8. MILLWORK CORP. LOweII 7-1000 HO-MAID ICE CREAM IT'S FREEZER FRESH soo NoRnHoFF PLACE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 670 BERGEN BouLEvARD RIDGEFIELD, N. J. BERGER'S BAKERY FRANK'S CUT RATE ORADELL 5 8. IO SMITH'S STATIONERY 81 G GREEN'S SMART SHOP SWEDISH METALCRAFT DI MAGGIO'S CLIP SHOP PATRONS IFT STORE ORADELL HARDWARE, INC. ORADELL LUNCHEONETTE BECK 8: SPINDRAD MODERNE HAT SHOP MADUART GALLERY SICILIANO BROS. M. GOETSCHIUS REDMOND PIANO CO. BANKER'S PHARMACY HUANG'S CHINESE LAUNDRY FREED'S ON 9W E. SALTO DECORATORS ORADELL ELECTRIC 8. RADIO SERVICE ORADELL TV SERVICE WALTER BORTNICHAK VINCENT DI BARTOLO HAHN'S BAKE SHOP COMMUNITY TAILORS 84 CLEANERS HUNT'S PHARMACY OF ORADELL GEORGE'S MARKET OF ORADELL MR. AND MRS. SCHREIBER SHOPWISE BILL'S SINCLAIR SERVICE ZAKIAN JEWELERS SOL N SOL DELICATESSEN it--i-il 2 l' 119 R. L. MULLIKEN Your Friendly Ford Dealer 90 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Compliments to Class of '57 ADAMS GAS STATION 96 EAST IVY LANE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOwell 8-9826 LOwell 8-8181 Air Conditioned OLD SALT CHOP HOUSE INTIMATE COCKTAlL LOUNGE Where your selection is Charcoal Broiled to Perfection ROUTE 9W ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N. J. Compliments of the A M A R S Judy Gans June Nashel Edna Goodman Tove Smulovitz Darryl Klein Linda Zackler Cynthia Mormon Fran Zimmerman Phyllis Zagorsky LOwell 9-1386 NETTIE JANOWITZ CORSET SALON 5 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. WH. 5-5537 Established 1917 MEUTER BROS., INC. ENGLEWOOD TRUCK SALES Nash Cars - International Trucks Sales - Service Complete Line of Parts 995 EDGEWATER AVENUE RIDGEFIELD, N. J. Daily 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Friday until 8:00 P.M. JOSEPH 'MAGNOTTA PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN LOwell 8-4333 60 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 120 Kai llflialzea fo jlze C aaa of IV 1957 R ITY LOweII 9-1256 HING'S CHINA INN CHINESE-AMERICAN CUISINE 484 SYLVAN AVENUE I9WI ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N. J. LOweII 8-2060 Air Conditioning A. S. THOMSON 8. SON, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS lndusfrial and Residenficzl Frigidaire Appliances 39 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Complimenfs of SHALER SUPER MARKET 'A' 555 SHALER aouLEvARD RIDGEHELD, N. J. LOweII 9-1534 HOUSE OF COLOR PAINTS - WALLPAPER FABRICS IOI WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 121 Closed Mondoy Hours: 9 to 5:45 PAULA'S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned LOwell 8-0506 44 BERGEN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOwell 8-7146-7 NEW JERSEY HOUSE OF MUSIC, INC. TELEVISION Soles and Service I6 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Compliments ot EDGEWATER PHARMACY WHitney 5-0058 6 DEMPSEY AVENUE EDGEWATER, N. J. ufiic LOwe 30 EAST PALISADE AVENUE LOweII 8-6292 BLISS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Electrical Supplies - Lighting Fixtures 71 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 7-T200 U. JUVENILE FURNITURE - TOYS I2 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. UNion 7-2432 KERSTING LETTER SERVICE MULTILITH - RULED FORMS PHOTO OFFSET A Complete Letter Service 521 - 32nd STREET UNION CITY, N. J. 6U'l Ol II 8-7825 ENGLEWOOD, N. J -I 1 122 I s Congrofulcafions fo fhe Class of T957 oflglcfning .S?0re:5, nc. AUTO SUPPLIES - SPORTING GOODS TOYS - BICYCLES - RADIOS T T 93-95 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J T I l r Dlomond 3-4435 I BERGEN TRAVEL AGENCY I TOURS - CRUISES - RESORT RESERVATIONS Airline and Steamship Tickefs I 290 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. J. I WHILE IN RIDGEFIELD STOP AT THE D A I R Y Q U E E N l DELICIOUS SUNDAES, SHAKES, MALTS I Bullc Pack To Take Ouf I WH, 5-9707 HEFFERNAN 8g HUNT, Props. I 12.3 I HOBART TOMPKINS JACK SWITZER .Aff jgzwer CSZUIQ, nc. 38 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 8-4884 LOwelI 8-6063 HUDSON AVENUE PHARMACY INC. UNITED STATIONERS COMPANY 'A' COMMERCIAL STATIONERY - PRINTING HUDSON AVENUE GREETING CARDS - GIFTS ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 51 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 8-4899 Parking merafcl Safon Air Conditioned 56 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. I 124 LOwell 8-2900 FURNITURE CO.. mc. lg . Qianos - q-lugs - qieddingg rank lin Tl-1 i0 m 'o 'TV 'Gelevision - ,Appliances S HAROLD VEITH President 32-34 N. DEAN sr. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. COlfax 2-4320 EUGENE'S QUALITY SHOE SHOP See Us for Orthopedic Shoe Work and Fool Correcfion We Take Orders for Dr. SchOll's Shoes U. S. Keds Pet Supplies 306 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. Complimenfs of BAUMGART'S 45 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOwell 8-5096 HANSEN 8. HANSEN REAL ESTATE 8. INSURANCE 262 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LEONARD J. HANSEN N. J. Mofor Vehicle Agenf WH. 5-9783 helen bonardi THE FINEST IN BEAUTY CARE for fhe Discriminafing Woman HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON Specialists in Hair Shaping, Styling, and Permanenf Waving 829 STATE HIGHWAY No. 5 RIDGEFIELD, N. J. LOwelI 8-9610 ENGLEWOOD SHELL SERVICE MICHAEL FERRARO 105 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. I I ' W T '--- ' 77' ' 7 I Wlndsor 7-O7I6 I H E c H T' s TURN-TABLE RECORD SHOP FOR FINEST SPORTSWEAR Home of , , Fecrfuring Hn-Fu Records and Hi-Fi Phonogrophs Join Our Record Club SIYIQ ' QUGIIIY ' Value 339 BROAD AVENUE ENGLEWOOD' N' 'I' PALISADES PARK, N. J. , Complimenfs of Compllmenfs of SHERIDAN COURT PHARMACY NIARIO'S RESTAURANT MARVIN STREIT, R.P. i' LOweII 8-7935 ROUTE 4 130 GRAND AVENUE 1 PARAMUS' N' J' ENGLEWOOD, N. J. I WHitney 3-5495 LOWeII 8-7626 I FRAME AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT COLUMBIA GARAGE MADELINE BREUER Aufo Body and Fender Repair PAINTING HAIRDRESSING STUDIO Kunsek Bm 166 ENGLE STREET 206 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE ENGLEWOOD N J PALISADES PARK, N. J. ' LOweII 8-6051 l Compllmenfs of EAGLE PAINT AND D E L L 1 S WALLPAPER CC., INC. DUTCH BOY - DUPONT wk lmpoded and Domestic 25 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. WALLPAPERS 126 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE W. GEROULD CLARK, INC. LOwell 8-6000 67 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. COlfax 2-4400 MclcINTYRE'S ICE CREAM Half Gallons Party Moulds Novelties 1 Discount Quotations on Group Parties I Produced by Applegate Farm 310 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. I Hospital Birthday Anniversary Arrangements Funeral Designs A wide selection of gifts BU RROW S FLOWERS GIFTS LOwell 8-0100 25 NORTH DEAN STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Q 111g Il I I Corsages-Flowers I Appraisals Business Properties Custom Built Homes I HENRY I.. CORDIER, INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE COltax 1-2177 90 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. WH. 3-9758 JERRY 8. JOE'S if 934 RIVER ROAD EDGEWATER, N. J. Best Wishes From WILLIAMSON 8: COMPANY ORADELL'S LEADING REALTOR 225 KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. COIfax 1-2200 COIfax 2-1200 HENRY L. FENNER AGENCY REAL ESTATE ' INSURANCE Established 1923 4oo KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. LOwell 8-1233 ANITA TEACH FLOWERS 60 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery 127 L LOweII 8-1295 PALISADE PHARMACY AI Moskin, Ph.G. L. Moskin, PI1.G. We Deliver 24 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. T H E E L I T E DELICATESSEN Phone: LOweII 9-0004 43 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 8-6908 Qgrancl Wu5ic .X4C6lJQWlg SCHOOL FOR MUSIC INSTRUCTION INSTRUMENTS Sales - Rentals - Repairs 82 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 8-4592 H. SAIDEL 8. SON WALLPAPER Painters' Supplies Artists' Materials 74A WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 8-4846 AUDREY'S FEMININE ACCESSORIES 40 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOweII 8-7900 DUFFY'S FLOORS - CARPETS LINOLEUM - TILES 8 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Best of Luck fo the Class of 7957 MR. AND MRS. B. ZAGORSKY HACKENSACK GLASS CO. 711 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. J. LOweII 8-1821 N E L L A SALON SHOES Exquisite Footwear for Milady Featuring Shoes by Pappagallo, Laird Schoeber, Mackay Starr 14 ENGLE STREET ENGLEWOOD, N. J. 128 LOwell 8-7876 For fhe Finesf in Beaufy Care MODERNE HAIR DRESSERS Free Parking in Rear 'I8 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. COIfax 1-1610 ORADELL PHARMACY REXALL DRUGS Paul Karanfilian, Ph.G. Free Delivery aao KINDERKAMACK ROAD ORADELL, N. J. Complimenfs of ewflwvw LOwell 8-7865 2 EAST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J LOwell 8-7441 ARGO SHOES Headquarters for Jarman Shoes for Men Sandler Shoes for Women 61 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. LOwell 8-7628 ZF. CE. ignffriiz GUILDCRAFT OPTICIAN 30 PARK PLACE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Complimenfs of COTTAGE SHOPS, INC. ir ROUTE 9W and PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N. J. BIRTWHISTLE 81 LIVINGSTON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Esfablished 1892 CORNER DEAN AND BERGEN STS. ENGLEWOOD, N- -I- CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1957 PRENTICE-HALL, INC. ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N. J. C mpliments of PARAMOUNT PHOTO SERVICE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. TURNPIKE DINER AND RESTAURANT Route 46 RIDGEFIELD, N. J. LOwe1l 7-3086 Ph CO 1 9793 PAlGE'S CLOSET 81 BATH K Q '5 The Place For Home Made Ice Cre m CUSTOM CLOSETS, BATHROOMS DISTINCTIVE ACCESSORIES 9 E. PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. 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