Englewood Boys School - Yearbook (Englewood, NJ)

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Mrs.Shate1 Custodial Stalf Bea George Ethel One of the things that impresses our new students is the consistent good quality of the meals. This for- tunate situation exists because of the efforts of four people: Mrs. Sparrow, the dietitian who arranges the the menus and orders the foodg Bea Delahaye, the cook whose culinary know-how could fill many cook books: George Delahaye and Ethel Carlson, assistant cooks who have a hand in every meal. These people, together with Charlie Macauly, our janitor, make the school maintenance program run smoothly. Although we take them for granted we deeply appreciate all that they do to make our attendance here as pleasant as it can be. Mrs.McEwen Oliice Staff Mrs. Taylor MTS-SPSFFOW

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James Luther Ward Mrs. John A. Stack 26' Everett Piace 30 Treadwell Avenue Englewood, N.J. New Milford,Connecticut Director of Athletics and F th G d our ra e Physical Education Southampton Training College for Teachers, Southampton, An?urn' iJS'l NfY'U ,M'A' Hants., England- .Y.U., rofesslonal Diploma Entered Englewood School in Entered Englewood School in I93U. Head Coach Varsity l955- Football and Baseball. F ,zmJe...w ' 55 :- .w :til - -fi , fi-,, s flf rims 1 Ae, , +weasww9f'w.z,e'1mHee.- . f s.f'frwMz? - Aff: f George Hans Werrenrath 2NO East Palisade Avenue Englewood, N.J. French, Mathematics, Spanish Dartmouth, A.B.g Middlebury French Summer School, M.A.g Columbia University Graduate School. Entered Englewood School in l9N9. Rifle Club Advisor, Faculty Member of the Honor Board, Secretary.

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Throughout our stay in the lower grades it was not uncommon for us to look forward to the day when we would be leaving Englewood for college. Now that we are seniors, we are not so boisterous about the fact that this is our final year, for we have really enjoyed a terrific ending to our school careers. Our class is very small, numbering twelve, but it is perhaps, the most closely-knit senior class that the School has had for many years. Due to our small size there has been a great deal more demanded of the individual than in previous years. This factor has molded us into a close group. During the year we have thought together we have worked together, and we have played together. Though we can boast of no scholars, we can say that we have a well-rounded and unified class whose members enjoy each other's company. We offer thanks to Mr. Hutchins who, last year, tried to rid us of our bad habits and immature attitude and to replace them with an inspiration to better work. He made us aware of our position in the School and made the acceptanceofthe responsibilities an easy task.Thisalone is deserv- ing of our thanks. This year we have tried to work to help the School. Wehad a great representation on both the football and baseball teams, as well as a strong participation in other activities throughout the School. The Christmas Dance, though not a monetary success, proved an enjoyable evening for all who attended. The cookie line has been operated success- fully, and the profits have gone for the improvement of the School. All of this has been made possible by the whole senior class through the officers, who have not officiated as tyrants, but who have acted as representatives. For the past year Brian Fernandez was president, Peter Mack was treasurer, Peter St. Phillip, vice-president, and Lou Ascione secretary. Our Student Council officers were David Wilson, President, Peter St. Phillip, secretary and Dave Loman, treasurer. St. Phillip was also chairman of the Honor Board, other members from the class being Ascione and Summer. We have considered this year a success.