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

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Seated, l. to r.: Mr. Ramon Martin, Mrs. Beatrice McKinley. Miss Margaret Gebhardt, and Mr Fernand Laberge. How about having the boys take sewing and the girls shop? ponder home economics and industrial arts teachers. Right: Mr. Thaddeus Kropczynski, our hard-working musical director, greets us in a rare moment of rest during his hectic day. Lower right: Miss Elizabeth Patton smiles at the easel after hearing that her paint- ings will be hung in two art exhibits in North jersey. Lower left: And you owe us thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents in book finesf' say Dwight Morrow librarians, Miss jean Hanlon and Miss Benita Beck.

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1 7' ' K' r 5, r 'fl' ' f Let's give the kids a 25-point bonus on the test. Laughing at the suggestion are mathe- matics teachers, fl. to rj Miss Anne fr Poikorny, Miss Margaret Cotter, Mr. Ches- ter Snedecker, and Mr. Aloysius Naples. You're right. Harry does get three more apples than George, says Mrs. Eleanor Dain to Mr. Ralph Dawson and y Mr. john Lundy of the Mathematics l Department, The Social Studies Department convenes to discuss important matters under the leadership of the chairman, Mrs. Ione Eckersen. From l. to r., are Miss Ann Hughes, Mrs. Betty Davies, Mrs, Eckersen, Miss Blanche Beisswenger, and Miss Jessie Boerger. In the second row are Mr. james Hunt, Mr. William Dittmar, Mr. Thomas Morgan, and Mr. Peter Kershaw. Y X

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9' lj J. CARVEL SPARROW Chairman, Science Department 25 Left to right: Mr. Casper Hill, Mr. john McKinley, Mr. Leon Bubel, and Miss Gladys Francis, seated. Answering the challenge, science teachers plan better ways for students to learn about problems of the space age. Relaxing on the set of the Language Clubs' international play are members of the Language Department, Left to right: Miss Victoria Gonzales, Mr. Ronald Bosland, Mr. Francis Chisdcs, Mrs. Marjorie Schwartz, Mr. Louis Berarcli, and Mr. Frederick Franck.