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

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gg , , 25 QU ...Q ' w nj' Cheerleaders Again Pompton can boast of one of the best squads of cheerleaders a high school could have. Cheering isn't all glory as some people believe. lt's hard work, and much of the squad's success is due to their adviser, Miss Nelson, who supervised their many practices. Never did old rnan weather hinder the attendance nor the pep and color of the squad. They were on hand at all tirnes, giving everything they had. :M Center: P. Busteecl Left t rig t: M. Mitchell C. Becraft, M. King, N Struble, K. Stagg, E. Marion D. Hundertmark. Majorettes Adding a bit more of the spectacular and bril- liance to our already colorful band were our rna- jorettes. Strutting around the field with knees high and their batons flashing, these eight stick- twirlers presented a most vivid picture. As the girls threw their truncheons into the air, the spec- tators stood gasping, until they reached their hands again. The majorettes certainly helped to keep up the spirit among the Pompton Lakes fans. Left to right, Second row: Winifred Hopper, Genevieve McCormick, Dorothy Merish, Virginia Weatherwalks, Ma- rie Sanders. First row: Kath- fee-,goefa ' v,-...af- few uf' leen Diehm, Carol Powell. Page 40 Adam, L. Diem, D. Msbey, i

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SCHUUI. Xxx i ' X- FLAG RAISING The daily flag raising ceremony that takes place at eight forty each morning is a tradition that has done much to add to the prestige of our school. Rain or shine, a faith- ful squad of boys takes its place to perform this respected task. As the sharp, clear notes of To the Colors float through the silent halls, they serve to many as a reminder of the respect and honor that we owe to our flag. So long as Pompton High continues to stand for good sportsmanship, service to our country, and honored tradition, this inspiring practice will be associated with our high school. Left to right: Richard Decker, Roger Hoffman, William Clegg, john White, Howard Ball. Page 39

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fl 1 ' 2 WW, W I ,,,,,,,,.,,,,... .,..........-,.... A ,M K - M... MFL. .Nm MM ...M wif 1 2 af3 as Last Row: R. Iseldyke, H. Gan, L. Turner, C. Verbeke, A. Korver, E. Nelson, E. Fendelander. First Row: J. Hoffman, M. Schafer, A. Ro- man, Mrs. Dockery, L. Diehm, A. McMichael, H. Allen. Roller Skating Club Gliding over the glistening floor with the speed of Mercury, and gracefully swinging to the strains of a beautiful ballad we find the Roller Skating Club. The skaters worked hard in making the out- come of their skating parties successful. Mrs. Dockery, the faculty adviser, and many students enjoyed the ups and downs of roller skating at the Paterson Recreation Center. A fine spirit was exhibited when the club presented the school with a War Bond. J W. we an U 1 ,. Third Row: R. Eidschun, J. Siersma, C. Junta, F. Streelman, J. Shorrock. Sec- ond Row: M. Reitsma, G. l Beekman, J. Beekman, J. Reitsma, A. Dykstra, R. Dykstra, D. Post, J. Jeffers, A. Busch, D. Armitage. First Row: R. Houghtaling, G. Hundertmark, B. Mason, L. Rowlands, V. Weatherwalks, R. Koelher, Miss Stuart, M. Smith, B. Vfesterhoff, J. Leary, P. Hopper, M. Reits- ma. Girls' Physical Fitness Club Who doesn't wan't to be physically fit? The Physical Fitness Club, under the direction of Miss Stuart, made its debut this year. Many of the girls decided to build up their bodies and take over while the stronger sex is away. Shuffleboard, table tennis, and badminton are considered kid stuff by these girls. They go in for tumbling, pyramids, and commando tactics. So, look out, boys! They're superwomen. 1- ii F 1 Page 41