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

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v.1' ' ' BA Ever glorious in their attractive uniforms complete with the overseas caps, the band again took the spotlight. The first Woman conductor ever to instruct our school band is Miss Corcoran. She led the band through some very tricky formations which helped to inspire the spectators and create added enthusiasm at the football games. Besides this, the band participated in the Christmas program and the annual spring concert. Our band has maintained a high standard among the students of our school. Long may it continue to hold the spotlight of P.L.H.S. CAROL POWELL Head Majorefle Rf Uzfrh,-1,41 Hd If , . . Vinum, A gdb, Page 55

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Seated: M, Weinstein, K. Diehm, J. Sheffield T Weinstein H March , - . - I. G. Barbarow, E. Nelson, A. Roman, D. Merish, R. Witte, H. Allen, G. Roumel, M. Schofield, M. Wein- mann, D. Johanson, R. Kleindienst, J. Ludwig, H. Kleindienst,C. Frahn, E. Roumel, E. Vander Brink, C. De Korte, H. Ellsworth, L. Reynen, L. Thomas, H. Ross, R. Hoffman, B. Klegg, J. White, H, Ball, A. Baird, C. Metzgar, B. Fearn, M. Stam, B. Stam, A. Kern, P. Meer, B. Hackett. Standing: Vonk, McKowen, H. Philip, F. Valentine, F. Cummins, E. Robinson, E. Nessman, Vance, L. Auld, G. Schofield, M. Outwatcr, Q. Cornelius, J. Brown, A. Busch, P. Busch. Page 54 The MW S' inde MISS CORCORAN This year the band was directed by some- one of the fairer sex. In true womanly style 'she dusted off the cobwebs, ironed out the wrinkles and developed the band into a fine bunch of musicians. Small as she is, she stayed with the band on the football field and kept them in line.

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B sw 'x'l BOXOPXW' Diehm E Nason, Yx'f2,gto0, K' at ' W. Seafeseeond R0 Student Council Officers Our keep 'em laughing president, Bill San- wald, with the assistance of Ed Nelson, vice-presi- dent, Kay Diehn, secretary, and the money packin' treasurer, Ray Paxton, did a grand job this year. Bill made our assemblies twice as interesting and added that bit of zest that made for a good time. You and your colleagues, Bill, have done an excellent job. Page 56 Last Row: R. Young, H. Post, H. Ball, R. Kleindienst, B. Ziegler, K. Woctul, J. Folley. Second Row: K. Hutchinson, G. Olson, R. Paxton, E. Nelson, B. Sanwald, K. Diehm, R. Egger- stadt. First Row: D. Paxton, V. Dawson, C. Roach, H. Marchl. K . 1 , . ' , .i. .L,.,,L Q. 3 g ,a - , X , I ,f . ,.f' STUDE T COUNCIL Here We have an organization that is in its third year of service to the students, the faculty, and the school. Since the formation of the Stu- dent Government Association in nineteen forty with the Student Council as its executive group, it has served as a medium for student expression. The president of the council ofliciates at all assem- bly programs and the council itself furnishes a va- riety of entertainment, this year having relied no small part on student talent and ability. The serv- ice men's honor roll, the signs worn by students at the football games, and the magazine campaign were all sponsored by the Student Council as serv- ices to the students and the school. fd