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

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Coach Chet Snedecker confers with Co-captains Ray Albers and Ken Allison Meanwhile, the junior Left to right: Mona Shapiro, Fran Parietti, Esther Noviello. P056 KOH!! fry Handicapped by a shortage of upperclass- men, our cross country team had a fair season. This year was one of rebuilding for the harriers, who were captained by Seniors Ray Albers and Ken Allison. Bottom row, l. to r.: Howard Cole, Charles Washington, Kenneth Allison, Paul Rosenberg Maurice Hobson. Top row: Bruce Hanusek, Charles Dudley, Melvyn Stiriss, Roger Ford, john Wallcer, Marc Nathanson, Bob Sternlake, Robert Troell. Varsity Cheerleaders were cheering our soccer team. Lynn Hanusek, Barbara Giles, Ronnie Natanson, Helen Capestro, ,na , 1 Q. 'l gg an w ' 3. 5' a , i A f i i ,, ,, , fg,

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OCC el' While the powerful Maroon Raiders soared to victory, a handful of us were defending Dwight Morrow's soccer championship . . . in vain, A stronger Teaneck team captured the League title and taught Dwight Morrow ath- letes a lesson which all contenders learn . . . that a contest may mean defeat. This lesson was driven home as the booters went through a three-win, five-loss, one-tie season. But our booters showed true Dwight Morrow form in the Rutherford game , . . Twice during the game Rutherford took the lead and twice Bob Mielbrecht zeroes in on goal Coach Smith makes plans with Co-Captain Eugene D'Angelo the Englewood boys tied the score. The final two minutes found both teams pressing for that final victory. A few Englewood passes placed the ball in scoring position. An Englewood booter rushed tow.ard the ball . . , the Rutherford net recoiled . , . a goal . . . a win! Victorious, our team hurried off, satisfied at least with that final victory. Philosophical Coach Smith had this to say, Englewood has won the League championship on alternate years. This was an alternate year. Seated, l. to r.: Howard Herman, jeff Cohen, Robert Meilbrecht, Gerald Danker, Eugene D'Angelo, Peter Silverberg, Clarence jones, Richard Sommer, Donald Mason. Second row: Coach Wilbur Smith, Oliver Kiss, Carl Hirsch, Harvey Keilson, Michael Hertz, Allen Hayward, Robert Hunter, Cordell Norian, Frederick Stiddik, Michael Schackman, james Culbertson.

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Left to right: Buddy Wides, Betsy George. Bill Lieber, Carl Hirsch, editor-in-chiefg Patricia Imbach, and Patti Kantor. It hit home-Editor Carl Hirsch realizes the impact of the words, as Bill Lieber says, Know what? We forgot the Senior Section Y The autumn 'was drawing to a close, bringing many hectic moments in the lives of the . . . 6ll 004 A little to the left, pleaseg now a little bit downg as they tried to capture a lasting memory of our fall activities, Racing through the halls, they abducted boys in ties and jackets and bejeweled girls in sweaters for the senior pictures, when the Asian Hu threw the shooting off schedule. Wheii least expected, the stall would pop out from behind desks or up from waste baskets, camera in hand to record our experiences. They had worked steadily since last spring under the guiding hand of Miss Winfreyg and when we peeked into the puiblications off-ice, we were greeted by blood-curdling savage cries, flying shoes and other subtle hints as the Editorial Staff worked frantically to meet its deadline. just up a bit -- that's it!