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

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Chess Club Warriors and soldiers of wood are the weapons of the strategists in the chess club. Under the guidance of Mr. Herde- gen. members develop their skills of thought and patience. They play among themselves for amusement as well as development of mind power. Photography Club Photo Club members study the mechanics and refining of photography. With the advice and guid- ance of Mr. Dreitlein. members learn the tech- niques and tricks of taking pictures. 114 Mr. Frank ' s Furters At every home football game refreshments arc sold by students under the supervision of Mr. Frank. They have done a fine job in serving the spectators. These students, who are rarely thanked or given credit for their work, possess real unselfishness and school spirit.

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Electronics Club if ' Mr. Rionkowski is the advisor of the i:k-ctronics ( ' luh this year. Students with an outside interest in science study basic electronic principles while working on out- side projects. Steno Improvement Steno Improvement is a wonderlul club for anv steno student who wishes to improve her speed and accuracy out- side of the classroom. Their advisor. Mrs. Chafitelli. is always ready with hints and advice for her jjirls in their luture oltice work. IC r i a Morning Announcements Hvcry morning Paul Morris brought us the day ' s activities and coming events. The announcements play a very im- portant role in keeping our .school day organized and adding a few laughs to our morning. Thanks go to Paul for a really professional job 113

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The Seniors D.E. The Juniors Distributive liducaiion is a progr.im which prepares students tor a career in liie field ol mer- chandizing and marketing of goods and services. DM. students receive credu lor their c!assrt)oni activities as well as their work experience. This helps students prepare for successful futures. In the junior year of this course, the students are offered a course in selling. In the senior year, students spend the morning in classrooms and go to work in the afternoon. These students all earn as they learn. C. I. E. Cooperative Industrial Education, similar to D.H. in that it provides actual work experience to students, is a cooperative plan of employment between school and business. It gives the student with a definite vocational objective a chance to get on-the-job training and experi- ence in the field he intends to pursue. I ; ,!