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

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Third Row: G. Barbarow, B. O'Neal, W. MacDonald, H. Ulrich. Second Row: L. Wells, B. Friend, G. Frech, H. Post, E. Wiseman, V. Gregory, C. Smith. First Row: E. Nelson, B. Rey- nolds, Mr. Goodman, B. Rizzo, D. Sanders, R. Al- Photography Club Despite a tremendous handicap due to the shortages of film and chemicals, the Photography Club functioned as usual and took many fine pic- tures. Under the supervision of Mr. Goodman, and aided by slides, even the novices were able to take and develop presentable pictures by the end of the year. The experts, of course, gave their customary efficient support to the Pioneer staff by producing some really snappy pics for them. ross. Science in War Club The Science in War Club of Pompton Lakes High School is one of many being formed in this country. Miss Barrett is guiding the group in civilian defense organizations. When called for actual fighting, they will be ready to take some highly skilled and technical jobs. The club is dedicated to the development of scientific talent and will carry forth this aim to the best of its ability. ..,..,..a. -Mem M-ff. r .. ,W ,W rare, fqgzo Q, .497 2 vii' 1' Last Row: j. Raspante, J Scholfield, F. Cummings. First Row: D. Leak, H. Ca- hill, Miss Barrett, H. Mathes B. Bylc. Page 47 bring, P. Reynolds, C. Kar-

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l 7 I eff-,www-sf. , , . Creative Club Although newly organized this year, the Crea- tive Club already shows prospects of a very bright future. Students who have talent in the fields of art, music, drama and literature have the oppor- tunity to express their skill by creating new ideas in the form of a program or social event. Under the direction of the art teacher, Miss Neighbour, the club meets after school one night a week. Poster Club ht top row' HOME Left to rig, , - Gan, Miss Neighbour, Doro- thy Qbggny, First row: Nancy Strasser, Audrei' Leak Cathleen Blake, Rozcll IOHCS l ew club is to tive of this entire y n The mo stimulate the patriotism of the student body by making necessary and inspiring posters. The va- riety of displays calls to the attention of the stu- dents the great need of buying war bonds and stamps and the necessity of conserving food and fuel. Under the direction of Mr. Reynolds, this club makes a fine contribution to the school and to the war effort. ew +s.N,.i saw., . . ,Q 1 Ysdvdw Last Row: F. Dennis, H. h Saundry, F. Spec t, E. Roach, H. Ross, A. Baird, F Lucyk. First Row: j.Naugh n R Bach, 1. Post, M to , . Reynolds, C. Cusick, C. Fran, B. Decker. Page 46 ' ' Q -vvl i Q ...C 'll

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'Wil' ww Left to right, top row: Ma- rie Van Dormolen, Norma Struble, Irene Christensen, Carolyn McKelvey, Edward Gordon. Bottom row: The- resa Ramiccio, Betty Rizzo, Lorraine Dolsay, Caryl Mor- gan, Jacquelyn Leary, Ruth Albring. 1 Y Announcers War Bonds and Stamps The signal is flashed, and from every homeroom the faithful announcer, abounding with all the vitality of youth, hurries to join his comrades in the office. Yes, these are the people who every morning, come what may, are momentarily trans- formed into harbingers of joyous tidings, gloom, or just plain news. They gather office dispatches and make it a point to see that every student goes through the day's activities well aware of what the score is. Committee Whenever you see two or three girls dashing into the office for coin wrappers and the adding machine, you know the Bond and Stamp Commit- tee is preparing to roll up facts and figures of the Tuesday morning sale. Their Work, under the su- pervision of Miss Corn and Mr. Hoffman, is suc- cessful, for P.L.H.S. was awarded the United States Treasury Certificate for meritorious service ren- dered in behalf of the War Financing Program. Page 48 Sitting: Miss Corn, E. Gai nor, M. Van Noordt. Stand ing: Mr. Hoffman, G. Berg man, P. Hopper. ,uhinw