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

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ll ROBERT O'NEAL Bob A conscientious worker in school . . . likes work but never turns down fun . . . likes to hunt, but the rabbits never cooperate with him . . . one of those strange peo- ple who can do trig . . . ad- mirer of the opposite sex. his as . 4 ts i if . lssl tiii I Q1 DYTHE ROBINSON li , 5 Eel Y' X I fl f I ' . 19uite 4 t lutiye little fc- ' 9 fy' male .fav w ts to be a vo- x ,' ca st, with afdance band... q ' wth her voieik she probably I lwill be . . . plays a trom- J bone in the nd snappy I on the co acks . . . ac- ix f cepts vlife xp'et ebmes . . . h ' s work. Page 16 0 E fill GLOl6A fqLSON Minnesota . . . od pal to have around :J has beauty as well as brains . . . means what she says . . . very charming smile . . . excellent student and actress . . . has the artistic touch . . . is ev- eryoneis friend. it K Came to us! r from JAMES POTASH Iimmy Made a terrific showing on the football field . . . un- heard when in Clase . . . fig- ured his school chair was made to sleep in . . . left to fly in Uncle Sam's Air Corps . . . used to snitch rides on the M.P. train. JAMES R013 Iimmy As fine a football captain as could be found . . . tops as a pal to anyone . . . no longer Captain Jimmy Roe of our football team, but Private james Roe of the Army Air Corps . . . wins everyone with that special smile. MARY OUTW Mary Singing-always comes Erst with Mary, but she never shirks work . . . a really likeable and enthusiastic per- son . . . has many friends . . . born with a natural prettiness . . . beats it out on a snare drum in the band. MUJ f2 M.,,! f df CAROL POWELL Carol As a head drum majorette, she certainly struts her stuff . . . has a kind word for everyone . . . a nice smile, too . . . dislikes people who think they're funny . . . thinks P.L.H.S. is the best . . . continually Worrying over other people's troubles. AUD EY ROMA bawffy dpi f- 1 H Hgirlfgzgwdway and I'll-ye' roll in HRT. . WCW class good . lso cg? wie mean r' V . . . a li an le lp w rk eacher . . . not oo er 8- quiet, nor too noisy. J DORIS POST Do ri.: Once she says NO she means it . . . rather bashful . . . tries to please everyone, even Mr. Hoffman . . . doesn't like bookkeeping... hates to do rewrites . . . never says much . . . good sport . . . always smiling and happy. .-1.-1-C.J,Q GEORGE ROU ELX X us Q n alwa be c nized b h' w' ecracks . . hjai - h . . . mas een 193 il . . . 'lies all irls . . . has cel Ant s nse of umor . . . will roba I end up writing jokes or a radio omedian . . . where there's Gus there's Hope. Q s .L?.'. .

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GQ JANICE MEREDITH LLOYD MERRITT MARY LEE MILLER Ianice One of our quietest students . . . likes sports . . . is es- pecially apt in art . . . has dark red hair . . . conscien- tious about her school work . . . especially fond of litera- ture . . . is quite serious, but has fun too. 0Once she starts playing he music, a bo b c n't top h ...loves o a Q Msn-A ness law cla . . . wishes all periods were udy and lunch . . . adores all kinds of dogs . . . has definite likes and dislikes. Lloyd His curly locks and cheerful grin are known to everyone . . . if he has something on his mind, he'll say it . . . honest and fair in his judg- ments . . . The way to a woman's heart is with a uni- form . . . so he joined the Air Corps. LORRAINE MOSELEY Lee Pleasant and dignified . . . loves drama and acting . . . mainstay of the drama class . . . willing to help when needed . . . looks optimis- tically at life . . . likes to knit in class . . . turns out mittens for the Red cross and her many friends. ALBERT NELKE Moseley I , f Al She's gay and cheerful . eep, 'leep, beautiful ee , a bit on th noisy ' . . t s thing in life . giggles al d y l . . X. r lets work interru his very ta ti s ly A' asure . . . a friend to any- pops 'th S - e . . . continually follow- ' g . . h ar IC i ' ', blondes . . . accidentally . lly, Cl ' eer ' purpose always missed the situa J f Midland Park train . . . al- ' ' ways thro ing things Iglffi W MURIEL MITCHELL Midge A very peppy cheerleader . . . small but active and lively . . . an all around good pal . , . contagious smile... grand personality . . . won- ders when she is going to start growing . . . typical of small that J 1 ' yd' X ' . , 3 ELLA AEKNOR N xy RQTHY OBECNY Sufi BRUCE OGILVIE M azie Dot Ogle Outwardly reti ' . . wis h a bl I up . n a rl w fall 5 2:33 smi a hool . W1 es the 0 things . . . a friend to all. -'P' ,WT-4-wa A va- At first appears somewhat reticent . . . really has an irrepressible nature . . . a talented hand for art . . . the merrymaker of the crowd . . . she's headedlfor art school to be one of the best artists we know . . . works hard in all her undertakings. His good nature will see him through . . . when he played football he had glue on his lingers . . . you usually can hear him before you can See him . . . can spot a corny joke a mile away . . . al- ways cheerful. Page 15

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