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

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D.A.R. Award hviTV ycnr tin- si ' nior cl.nss sclt ' cis the girl who they feel is most deserving of the D.AK. Award. The qualifications for this award, which is presented by the Daughters of the American Revolution, are honesty, dependability, character, citizenship, leadership, and service. The class of 1970 proudly announces that Andrea l-,is is the recipient of this honor, Andrea is a very versatile person both in and out of school and fits in wU with an ' group. As our PIONEER I:ditor-in- Chief she has been invaluable in all the time and work she has put into the yearbook. At times her patience, leadership, and cooperation seemed infinite. in her sophomore year Andrea was chosen as an honorary member of the National Honor Society. Induction followed in her junior year, and she was elected President of the Society in her .senior year. She is a three-year member of the Z Club and was selected as an alternate to Girls ' State, Andrea is a ciedicated worker and a true friend it) all who know her. The class of 1970 would like to extend its sincere congratulations to Andrea on all her achievements and wish her all the future happnuss and success she deserves. Outstanding Boy Each year the senior class chooses a boy who reflects the qualities of leadership, honesty, service, and dependability, 1 his year the class of 1970 has selected Ken Schopp as its Outstanding Boy, Ken has served his class in many ways, i !e has been on the class executive board for two years and served as Vice President in his junior year. Ken is also an active Student Council member as well as belonging to the ' arsity Club. During the [last summer he was a delegate to Boys ' State, Ken can be considered one of Pomptt n Lakes ' best athletes. He has been our star quarterback for the past two years as well as the star pitcher on the baseball team. He has spent four years on the varsity basketball team and is the co-captain. Ken. through his friendly personality and determination to succeed, has well earned the distinction of Outstanding Boy. We. the class of 1970. congratulate him and know that he will continue to be successful.

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Senior Class Advisors As you are about to enter a new dimension of life, we pause to reflect upon the past. It seems all too brief as me mories crowd memories and defeats are blurred by successes. We hope that you continue the friend- ships formed here and always remember that learning is a lifelong process. Build on these rich and varied experiences to- ward successful and worthwhile goals. This is not the end. but merely another beginning, and for you the possibilities are endless. Mr. Holley and Mrs. Jensen HI H I BiF ■HHj iMHp! Senior ' ' - |Bi BB hh Si H Class Officers ? ' J u sHv Mm r ' dE E B B M is If S aH ai:%« flH Hf HHH||fl|| K B V If « Sb9S ' ' ' ' IE8BSsn||f» » wa0JHM Left to right: Treasurer Ji Pittelkow. Secretary Patty Morris idy Sdsor, Pr Miller, Vicc-P ' sident Paula resident Paul is= ■■■■ fi -fill Senior Class Executive Board 62

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Girls ' State Left to right: Ruth Rcinauer. Carol Jones. Liz Fee. Eileen Lcnnon Boy ' s State is a one- week summer program sponsored by tlic American Legion. It takes place at Rider College. Delegates, who have just completed their junior year of high school, are divided into two political parties. They par- ticipate in simulated local, county, and state govern- ments. Pompton High ' s dele- gates to Boys ' State were George Decker. Charlie Getty, Fred Goddard, Michael Koven, Keith Kurtz, Bill Mayer, and Ken Schopp. These .seven states- men represented Pompton well. Sponsored annually by the American Legion. Girls ' State is a week of exercises in local, county, and state government. It is held at Douglass College during the early summer and is attended by girls who have just completed their junior year of high school. The four seniors who repre- sented our school at Girls ' State were Elizabeth Fee. Carol Jones. Eileen Lennon, and Ruth Reinauer. Alter- nates, who were equally quali- field but unable to go because of limited facilities. were Andrea Eis. Kathy Kummer. Paul Pittelkow, and Judy Selsor. Boys ' State Left to right; Fred Goddard. George Decker. Keith Kurtz. Bill Mayer, Mike Koven. Ken Schopp. Charlie Getty Girls ' Citizenship Institute 64 Every year the Pompton Lakes Woman ' s Club selects one senior girl who they feel has the best qualifications of citizenship. This year Debbie McElwain has been chosen for this honor. Debbie attended a week of seminars at Douglass College in New Brunswick. Her stay in- troduced her to other fine girls from throughout the state and to the ideals of America. Debbie exemplifies a good citi- zen in many ways. She is active in school and community func- tions and is always willing to lend a hand. Congratulations, Debbie, on receiving this award and on many jobs well done. Debbie McElwain