Fort Lee High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Lee, NJ)

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1930 THE TIONEER 1930 ai Lina? -zinc: fzdoai fiibai wana? -15.355-?:aQnaI wana? 1-ina? Q39 Appreciation The Pioneer Staff desires to express its gratitude to those who so willingly helped us in the preparation of this edition of the Pioneer. Q Tdl'Miss Meeker, whose untiring efforts, patience, and perseverance have made possible the production of this annual. I To the other members of the faculty, especially Miss Vorees, Miss Smith, and lVIiss Heers, who have assisted in ways too numerous to be here recounted. To the Art Committee composed of Laura Hewitt '303 Florence Wood '30, Arthur Bruni '30y Alfred Hewitt '31, Florence Hewitt '32g Roslyn Moldow '323 and Grace Searles '32. ' To the students who have contributed articles and typewritten the manuscript, especially to Helen Fischer '30g Laura Hewitt '30g and Nicholas Maissano '30, To the Board of Education for the appropriation toward the cost of this annual. Designed and Printed by ABBEY PRINTING COMPANY EAST ORANGE, N. J. Photography by WHITE STUDIOS NEW YORK 98

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1930 THE QDIONESR 1930 a?z.aDa?z.:Ja?'-aaJai'Qz1Da?-z.1DaI 4:.aJa?2:.a9.a?ZIaDaT-zbdai-ian: Reorganization of the Pioneer Contrary to precedent, the Pioneer staff this year has been composed of students representing each class group. Recognizing the reluctance of the merchants to advertise in the Pioneer since they cannot receive a proportionate return from their investment, the Board of Education appropriated the amount of money anticipated from the advertisements. A further source of income, while the publication of the Pioneer was a senior class project, has been the returns from the class plays and from class dues. Following the establishment of the central fund of the Student Government the budget of the Pioneer was submitted to the Internal Accounting Committee and was approved. A third source of income has been and still is the sale of the annual itself. The cost of the cover and the selling price of the annual itself have been reduced so that the Pioneer may be available to every student in the school. A further change is that the Pioneer is no longer a combination of magazine and year book but is a record of events. Also, for the first time, the activities of the Junior high school have been included in this edition. 97

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