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

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WE BRUCE OGILVIE Vice-President After our president enlisted, our vice- president, Bruce Ogilvie, stepped into his place. In spite of being busy, Bruce took time out from his athletics to lend a helping hand to his class. He seems quiet, but don't let that fool youg he's as full of pep as his smile indicates. His subtle wit is strictly on the beam. We all agree that he can't bc matched. MARIE VAN N OORDT Secretary et Give it to Marie, she'll do it, is a com- mon slogan among the seniors. A more will- ing person would be hard to find. She's a friend to all and is never lacking in giving a helping hand to her classmates. Her per- sonality is A-l-, and everyone appreciates her ready smile. So here's to you, Marie, may you have all the success that you deserve. JAMES ROE Senior President In addition to showing real prowess on the gridiron, Jimmy Roe put forth some earnest efforts as president of our senior class. Al- though he left us in mid year for service in the Army Air Corps, Jim was working for us all the time. His pleasant personality made him many friends and really helped him to do his job right. LUFTY SENIURS AUDREY STRASSER Treasurer Have you seen that attractive little senior running so busily throughout the school? That's our treasurer, Audrey Strasser. She left Pompton in her sophomore year to at- tend Kingston High in New York State, but returned here in her junior year to graduate with her class. Audrey managed to keep track of our funds in spite of being busy with outside activities. Page 7

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Page MARIE VAN NOORDT D. A. R. Award This year the coveted D.A.R. award went to Marie Van Noordt, selected by her senior classmates on the basis of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Little hesitation was involved on their part in the selection since it was clearly evident that Marie possessed all of these qualities plus a pleasing personality and a willingness to cooperate. Sponsored by the Hester Schuyler Colfax Chapter she made the Good Citizenship pilgrimage to Trenton. Ther: she became acquainted with many award win- ners from other parts of the state. Needless to say, Marie deserved this honor, and we feel that she is one of those few who possess the formula for success. BILL SAN WALD Outstanding Senior The choice of an outstanding senior is an acknowledgment made this year for this first time. The selection is made on the basis of leadership ability, cooperation, sportsmanship, and all-around friendship and popularity. This year, the senior class has chosen Bill Sanwald for this honor. Student Council president and orator extraordinary, Bill is a familiar figure around school. Always ready with a sharp quip or crack, he adds much to our social as well as academic side of life. To be selected as the most outstanding from an entire class is indeed an honor, an honor truly given to its rightful owner when bestowed on Bill Sanwald.

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HELEN ADAM Helen She surely has ple n t y of sweetness . . . makes life seem like a very simple pro- cess - little things seem worthwhile . . . a peppy little cheerleader pretty blonde braided hair . . . neat and trim . . . proves friendship is a wonderful virtue. V mg, GEORGE RB O u a um l fel w W t hi w s e sense to . . . one of t e well- n Midland Par UM . . playd a cl' in our band . . r .3 when he is on n . quite a photo aphe , too. !Buie +5 El el s - 4- 9 A-1 .A 2. f if 2 'x . + me 58. 1 5 ei .N if au? 4 as rw , of ,. vta,3e me , fr , ,ffQi3Egi:zEgig'Zg a ., Q 23? 2 I V- 42.11117-g ft. ws., ,f ,,, . tggmm gri-, .1 V is ig L ' K saws ' ref Page 8 4 55' W JEANETTE s bb . al ready to ve enco gement N Q J is 5? Acq i ! pat at . . or soccer, shes'a whi . . ' ggood ma . . . ' e l A ' e ing prof . . . is need f people like r. WM KA? Playboy uar scene at 2:33 is urt's Ford'-going through Pompton loaded with the op- posite sex.. .never says anything unnecessary . . . :A familiar and popular figure . . . could bluff himself in and out of anything-almost. FRANCIS BARDEN I Frank Once he gets a ea, t ing can cha it man of h' w rd . . f i ful fol- trigono . . . ui but like . . v- - e . . really k w ow to rice . . . has an eye for e girls. DOROTHY ARMITAGE Dol Known as Army by many . . . the athlete of Midland Park . . . Red is her favorite color , . . likes excitement and noise . . . makes plenty in Midland I'ark's Drum and Bugle Corps . . . doesn't tarry in getting out of school. WALTER BALDWIN Wall Has a deep interest in our national and political affairs . . . writes for our scho and town n sp er . . EUGENE ASBURY Gene Left our halls in answer to duty's call . . . the Navy's now receiving the benefits of his kind and thoughtful na- ture . . . not one of the noisy kind . . . a friend to all who knew him. quiet until y a i 51 his ideas . . wil end up as 0 ' ' . . o Vi , CLA B RAFT if :W Y l ii1fOdA!dM ROB T BIRRER ob crm l l At her best cheering on the football Held . . . possesses true school spirit . . . noth- ing quiet about her . . . doesn't hesitate to say ,l'Hel- lo,', to everyone . . . believes one shouldn't work too hard . . . never turns down a friend. er ' , d . . VC1' avcxri e W , ...fri O. . . std wast , so e . . . ite rio f y i unch y n t . . . height o halance . . has had ile of blue absence slips. B ' 't as A ,is V epin . , e o ies a t ' f s k