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

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Second Row: J. White, A. Levy, C. Eidschun, C. Lin- dow H. Kautz. First Row: Mr. jochem, A. Citro, D. Edwards, M. Wiseman, B. sf Brown, F. Fischer. fe9 !5r Review Math Club Every Tuesday morning Mr. Standish takes under his wing a group of students, who have found trouble in math during their upward climb. After discovering their problems, he gives them advice and material to study. This is invaluable to students who will need it in their future work. It is a period well spent for almost every student, and will show up to great advantage later on. Left to right, top row: Vic- tor Houghton, Robert Hardt, Richard Marion. Second row: James Vance, Mr. Standish, Dominick Pagano. First row: john Finley, James Webber, Jack Bradshaw. Shop Practice A sudden lull in the banging and crashing from the shop indicates something new. New it is too-the Shop Practice Club quietly listening to the lectures of Mr. Jochem. The aim of this club is to make the difficult adjustment from high school to industrial life a little easier. A person entering industry after this course will have con- fidence in his ability and so have an advantage over a less fortunate competitor. Page 49

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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

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' sr. af' Q ,.s.ai. I is x 5 'QP f : Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y Club, a nationwide organization connected with the Y.M.C.A., is a service club that helps to make the boys conscious of clean living, speech, and athletics. It endeavors to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character in the boys. At present, there is only one club in our high school, that of the freshman classg in the future, however, Mr. Jo- chem plans to organize 11 club for each class. Third Row: B. Stam, D. Kuehm, A. Toub, D. Briggs, B. Nichols, F. Valentine. Sec- ond Row: J. Tanis, M. Toub, A. Bednarek, D. Decker, M. Stam, L. Bednarek, K. Cox, R. Jackson, M. Casclla, J Brubaker. First Row: T Rammicio, G. McCormick, B. Bushoven, P. Watson, J. Lank, R. Outwater, J. Per- ry, L. Sloat, -I. Bronner, R. Paisley. Page 50 S. an rs- '. at field, Howard Saundry, Mr jochem, joseph Feinbloom Bottom row: John Conklin bert Mathes. 45 .V S we 'K Library Staff The requirement for membership on the Li- brary Staff is a willing and cooperative spirit. The members are instructed by their sponsor, Miss Mac- Coon, in taking care of the books, covering and replacing magazines, and helping to keep the library as quiet and orderly as possible. They en- joy various social functions throughout the year so that along with the experience and knowledge gained, they have many good times too. Left to right, top row: Ed- ward Rumsey, George Scho- William Hackett, Fred Specht, Richard Bach, Her-