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

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NA., First row, l. to r.: Karlheintz Engel, Bob Muemlel, Carl Nowak, Dan Bruvero, Lenny Thompson, Steve Meier, joseph Devlin, James Sprintz, Nick Demas, Tyree Glenn. Second row: limb lfixiilierx jon Bittman, Dave Fleishman, Tony Cherot, Tom O'Rourke, Stan Hill, Melvin Drakefoixl, Dave Brody, Charles Lee, Robert Culbeit, Norman Rire. Tliiril row: Kenny Xwriglil. XX'i.lne Stubbs, Dave Weiner, Orin Kaplan, Dick Faulkner, Eric Bethman, Ernie Lawler, Bob Mertz, Harvey Shapiro. Bob Hertzel, Gene Deer, Fourth row: Marcus Allen, Douglas Tlimnas, john Apu-a. Arthur Rabin, John Crowley, Bill Pecoraro, jute Williiims, Harvey Clarke, Murray Diamunil, Vime Rivello, George Howe, Sunny Archibald, Larry Beyer. Last row: Line Ckmrli XX'illi.im Dittmar. Head Coach George Baldwin, End Coach Erl Toomer, and Trainer Dirk Corneille, Dave Brody Ctfiteiit , l I ,, S -9953, an fAe Counfg 9 ,Qi srimiaiii I Mel Drakeford Tom O-Rourke l F Y Steve Meier l EF ,, lr A ,

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jootlaf After a year's absence from first place our powerful '58 foot- ball squad recaptured both the N.N.j.I.L. and state gridiron crowns, The aggressive Maroon Raiders made up for any lack of size with speed and hustle, gaining many All-League and All-County honors. Our rugged defensive and quick-charging offensive lines com- bined with the fastest backfield in the county to provide the fans with many exciting touchdowns. l ,-.. joe Devlin Bob Muendel Dan Brovero Len Thompson Tyree Glenn Nick Demas Bob Culbert Bob Fisher Karl Engle jim Sprinz Tony Cherot Charles Lee . f l lf. l- l

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Tackle by Broverof' Englewood's stout defense held constantly as the Maroon beat every team except Hack- ensack. But even against Hackensack, the Raiders gave the Comets a close call, rallying on Stan Hill's fantastic catch of a long pass from Mel Drakeford. Dave Brody scored the season's first touchdown on a fabulous 98-yard re- turn. The credit for this and other long scores 'belong to our hustling line whose precision blocking made us a scoring threat from anywhere on the field. At every game we looked forward to the half time break when the . . .