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

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Impact In its third year of print, Impact can easily be considered an established pub- lication. This year the staff produced one large issue instead of two smaller ones. The magazine deals with literary and art work and provides its readers with interesting, often thought-provok- ing material. Although most material in Impact is submitted by the student body, contributions from faculty members and alumni are also included. Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Art Editor Business Editor Tvping Editor Publicity Editors Jane Diamond David Shanholtz Donna Edwards Eileen Lennon Janice Mcrecky Nancy Herink Ardith Miller Drama Club Under the able direction of Mr. David Mauk. the Drama Club brings together those students with an interest in the stage. During their practices they arc taught acting techniques which are bene- ficial in their performances of one-act plays. These plays were presented to the school and public throughout the school vcar. 110

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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

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Choir The choir plays a major role in music department productions and school activities. Membership is throuj h the vocal music class. Anyone who can and likes to sing is welcome to join. Under the leadership of Mr. Sobchock, the choir performed during the Christmas and Liaster seasons this year. Flag Raisers Hvcry morning, no matter what the weather, seven trumpeters play To the Colors while we salute the flag. Al- though our thanks isn ' t often expressed, their playing is greatly appreciated by all. Ill