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​At first glance, the nickname may seem to be a pun related to "cutting the lawn;" but, that is somewhat coincidental. The moniker was coined by a local newspaper during the school's inaugural football season, in 1943. A few players on the team were suspended for the first half of an Oct. 11 game against the Leonia JV after
cutting class. They returned for the second half and helped Fair Lawn rally from a 12-0 deficit to a 13-12 win. The headline in the following day's paper referenced the "Cutters' Come Back" victory. A copy of the article hangs in the hallway leading to the school gym. Source: Northjersey.com 
For more about the Cutter Legacy And Historical Artifacts, please click here.

**We're looking for alumni of the program to piece together the history of the Association. Please contact us if you have information or if you can assist. Thank you. **

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