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

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First Row: A. Williams, R. Eggerstadt, K. Diehm. Sec- ond Row: L. Holmes, G. Ol- son, R. Wheeler, E. Sharr, Miss Lindsley. Third Row: J. Folley, G. Roumel, M. Miller, A. Dowell, D. Brown, E. Genader, B. Sanwald. Drama Group The drama group is limited to juniors and seniors who desire an opportunity to gain a more thorough picture of the dramatic field. Mrs. West- berg discusses the history of the drama, panto- mime, voice and diction, characterization, and act- ing. Each student has a scrapbook dealing with his special interest such as personalities of stage, screen and radio, stage setting, costuming, facial expression and make-up, color combinations, and personality development. Page 42 Last Row: M. Miller, A ters, R. Wheeler. First Row J. Steinke, D. Hundertmark R. Eggerstadt, E. Hartman Mrs. Westberg. Public Speaking Club Did you observe these timid lilies at the be- ginning of the year? You'll have to admit that they really turned out some solid speeches by June. As for the assemblies they gave, Columbus' voice still haunts us, to say nothing of Reggieis vivid portrayal of Professor Quiz, and in February Bill Sanwaldis being framed as Washington. Our graduation speakers Were chosen from this group of orators, under the direction of Miss Lindsley. Dowell, E. Vriesma, C. Wal-

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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

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we M- mi Last Row: M. Weinmann, R. Jackson, B. Rizzo, M. Brodie. First Row: D. Mc- Michael, G. Bergman, Miss Stegner, M. johnson, M. V Schofield. ,RS ,. he ,lie Last Row: A. McKinley, J. Sheliield, F. Lendrim, R. Bloemeke, G. Olson, J. Grim- aldi, H. Gan, M. Bush, D. Codina. First Row: L. Bed- narek, L. Steigner, M. Mil- ler, R. jones, C. McKelvey, Miss Stephens, E. Sinayi, K. Padgett, A. Bednarek, A. Leak, J. Deming. Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanish Club is to develop practical every-day facility in speaking Spanish. The program includes visits to museums to become acquainted with native Mexican and South Ameri- can civilization. The group with its adviser, Miss Stegner, en- joyed a typically Mexican luncheon and a Spanish movie in New York. Another interesting event was the visit of Miss Catherine Haymaker, head of the Spanish Department of Adelphi College. Personal Typing Club Did you hear a strange clicking sound as you passed room 103 during the club period? It was probably this industrious group at work again. Their purpose is not to develop into professional typists, but to become proficient in doing their own personal typing more efficiently and with greater ease. The club is under the capable leader- ship of Miss Stephens, whose excellent supervision is appreciated by the club's members. Page 43