Pompton Lakes High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Pompton Lakes, NJ)

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'72 ,fntg '96 'SIP -vdsuM1 Student Council Service Club The Pompton lnilses Student Council is our opportunitv for student .idministr.1tion. Senior ,lack Rateliffe, the president, presides ably over the regular meetings .ind our Friday assemblies. Many student .ietivities .md school atftirs are guided hy the .1ssoei.ition's inetnhers. room in the school is represented in meetings liv .1 mqinher seleeted hy ,mich With its Qlonstitution .ind general tion, the Student Council is Pompton oeraey in Action. Nlrs. Bolopue .lCls .ldviser with Mr. Stindish .is Alternate. Each home the general group. representa- lttltes dem- as fieulty' F Wigwfltd 'E cliffe, Ellsworth, S: li Mrs. Bolopuc. The serviee club is .tn org.1niz.1tion composed of volunteer members from the student hodv with Mr. Hoffman .ts their adviser. Their purpose is to keep the corridors clear of w.tnderers during the two luneh periods and to relieve the teachers of estxxi responsihihtx. During school functions they net .is guides for the visitors. Occasionally thev get together .ind spend .tn enjoyable evening howling. -ms. wt 5- XleCr.ieken, O'Neal, Kuchm, Rohrbneli, Irietag, Mr. Hoff- in.in, Doland, Wfcsterhoff, l-Riga' 64 Last row: Vonk. Roe, Ci w man, Rohrbaeh, Nlr. Stin dish, Ynvener. Second row Decker, Dawson, McCorinielt Hartman, Ingr.xh,nn. If i r st row: Adam, Wfiltcrs, At XX

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'x rxfvl - 35-1.. , 'F vf o ,il .X O 0 6 ,, . 0 I s ir f 1 'X 1 1 the whole company packed and traveled way up to Butler to put the show on for them. judging from the applause that rocked the building, they too enjoyed it. The high spot of the Christmas Concert was the band's interpretation of Christmas Rhapsody containing many of the carols and songs associated with the Christmas season. The Spring Concert included a good sample of the finest kind of music and solos by a few selected members of the band. This past year we've had a special assembly band made up of members selected from the regular organization. It has done a fine job and has served to make our assemblies all the more pleasant. With graduation, the band loses quite a number of its best players but they are leaving with the utmost conhdence that there will be juniors and sophomores that will fill their places adequately. Of all the organizations and activities, the band is beyond any doubt one of the most outstanding. Pompton Lakes High School is certainly fortunate in having, in addition to our championship football and basketball teams, such a superb band. ! . rj' Page 63

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Back R Bushover?wB0?lI1:a Hoffman V211 Wnere Blk n a ema Van Noord: Fmt Row D ouma Hurchmsgn Camo War Bonds and Stamps Sales Every Tuesday mormng has been set 3S1dC for the purchise of war bonds and stamps We have come to realxze the 1mportance of our part 1n the war effort and the school s cooperauon IS almost one hundred per cent Durmg the month of January we purchased the Schools at War Flag whrch can be bought and flown only as long as we mamtam at least nmety per cent partlclpatlon of the student body Much credlt IS deserved by the members of the Bookkeepmg II classes who ta e charge very efflcnently of the many finanual detalls Our alm IS to keep the M1nute Man flag flymg proudly beneath our natronal emblem d atrlotnsm as a symbol of Ollf SCFVICC all P S 1 . ' , . ' a 3 . I , ' . , ,Y ' 9 3 . . . k X 'A -- 5: : .:.f::.A ' ff--.1rifQSi255:5:,J,'1 V 51 'f55s:, v 'IJ'-fisisg, l, ' f ' fifty, 'f'ff:f555f51: --fffiis 4. 3 ., 'f l 1- 'ff :E5f3f5fff:5 Egfffffffffifff s55E5?i555s::... ' ., Page 65