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

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ZClub 4.1 The Z club is .1 sck ' ctivc club for girls in grades ten through twelve. Members serve their scliool and community in a variety of ways. Volunteering to help others means much to these girls and is well appreciated bv the people they help. Along with many other worthwhile activities, the Z Club has given teas for new members and foreign students and visited patients at nursing homes. Advisor Mrs. Connell and tlie rest of P.L.H.S. have good reason tci be proud of these girls. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Liz Fee Eileen Lennon Betsy Colfax Carol Jones Varsity Club The Varsity Club is a special club for all varsity letter win- ners. One of its functions is to promote good sportsmanship in all activities. Along with the Cardinal, the Varsity Club sponsors the an- nual Cardinal Queen Dance at which a queen is crowned to reign over the Pompton-Butler Thanksgiving Day football game. Special thanks to advisor Mr. Kelley, who has led the club to great success. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Corr. Secretary Historian Sergeant -at- Arms Bill Mayer Charlie Getty Steve Garrett Ken Schopp Paul Grondin Russ Pagana Ken Donow 108

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Cardinal Hciiti-jrs Ihc C ' nrdinal newspaper has always been an asset to our school, and this year has been no exception. The pubHcation has something of interest for everyone, from tlie informative articles and candid editorials to the present fashions and moving sports reporting. Not only school events and activities are featured in the paper but also happenings in the world about us. The PIONEER wishes the Cardinal st.ifT and editors continuing success. Editor-in-chief Assistant Fiditor Sports Editor Business Managers Liz Eee Gail Richmond Fred Goddard Janet Backer Sue L ' sinowic Typing Editor Exchange Photography Advisor Phyllis Glnuch Andrea Eis Guy Ball Paul Morris Miss Marv G Knapp Quill Scroll u i ♦ t Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for high school journalists. Selec- tion for membership is made when a stu- dent has done outstanding work in PIONEER. Impact, or Cardinal and is in the top third of his class. l.cfi to riphi .Line Dumond, Andrea His. I 17 }ci C.irol .Jones. 107

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li t u HtH? iiN SiHk ' |,vnTHmlvrs lulp iii.iil i poSSSiitis. bif Jar ' MernluTsh+p in tlQr+; irnir ;Js™ii. ' t v ic jjmhI on service, and character. The mrm- :ti ' d by the faculty, and being llisiinction. Lakes chapter has lived up to the high s DfTJie National Honor Society and has achieved ToniuiCIcr role in school life through the energetic clerslii7 ul Mrs. C ' onnell. Art Assistants Students who are interested in or who are planning to teach art have a wonderful opportunity for practical experience in the Art Assistants. By giving them a chance to actually work with children. t)iis club helps its mem- bers to learn how to conduct a class and teach a lesson. They have received great help and co-opera ' . ion from .Miss Knapp. their advisor, and the teachers in the Lenox School who ha -e par- t;ci ' 7atcd in this program. 109