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

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' 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

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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.

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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