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

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FINEST JAMES ROE Football Captain A sturdy link in a long chain of brilliant predecessors was our captain of 1943, James Roe. A wise leader and a talented guard, Jim was a natural for the job. Conducting our stalwarts through a highly successful season, Jim was a bulwark on the defense and a tiger on the offense. He was duly selected first team guard for his group on the all-state team. Half-Time Display PHIL PRESTIPINO Basketball Captain No one deserves the position of basketball captain more than Phil. On the court he is one of the most determined, best spirited players that can be found. By his ability to fight harder when the going gets tough, he inspires his team mates to do the same. ' h ff the court, he turns Quiet, almost s y o into a wild demon at the opening whistle. Indeed, Phil is a fine captain and a great sport. ,, -.kg 711 .L .f..v,-A ..-fd vi .D l -J'-,M - i 4 FJ ,Ui ily--Qf '!! .E I'- Page 31

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P Quay ' g O'NC3l1 Skseny G95 ORATORICAL CONTEST e WINNER Bill SanWald,'our student council presi- dent and orator extraordinary, won top honors in this year's Oratorical Contest. After Winning over his two opponents in the local competition, Bill proceeded to defeat his competitors at Paterson to become the leader of Passaic County, a feat never be- fore accomplished in the history of Pompton Lakes High School. The next section of the long road brought him a second place rating in the District Contest. This drew to a close his participation in the contest, but Bill's fine delivery, poise, and unmatched achievement will long be remembered. I P. I.. H. . Rear: Yvyams, G' O A Wil 1 gi.: ' Rea!! D' K Pro Front: zgilmhollrfiddle: D. Pad Pe d r, D' Don- oclr, 3, Hi h J' Molhtziikfl S eakm faduatwn P G Page 30 The 1 ntelligentsia T178 Cbefs of P.L,fLS. ll - A W Sanwagi ggviflgowell. er ' S a ar. E GCD' xkoymes, G' as 'Nimef,L. , Front: M'

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Page 32 s fx., Pompton Lakes--18 Ridgewood--14 Displaying a pile driving offensive sparked by Pompton's Dick Sanders and Phil Prestipino, the Pompton Lakes Cardinals inaugurated their eleventh football campaign by whipping their arch rivals from Bergen County, Ridgewood, by an 18-14 score. Deception was the keynote in the Pompton attack as the big red opened up with some razzle dazzle that was little short of sensational. Dick Sanders scored two touchdowns while Al Bogie tallied the other. The forward wall made a gallant goal line stand in the closing minutes of the game to stave off a Ridgewood bid for victory. 5 -4 25 9? 3? Pompton Lakes-27 Dover-6 Ripping Dover's forward wall to shreds, the Pompton Lakes Car- dinals registercd their second straight victory of the season by an easy 27-6 count. Again it was the running of Dick Sanders, Phil Prestipino and Al Bogie that paced the Laker's attack. Dick Sanders and Al Bogie tallied two touchdowns each, with Phil Prestipino plunging over for three conversions. Dover threw 22 passes during the game and com- pleted only six of them. Pompton Lakes-25 Ramsey-7 Returning home the following week, the Cardinals showed the home folks that they were truly one of the greatest teams in Pompton Lakes history by trouncing a highly touted Ramsey eleven, 25-7. Al Bogie and Dick Sanders added to their scoring laurels by scor- F UT