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

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X1 Lf? 2x 2. at 2' W T l i iw '41 J gi is l ? if 6 ff? gs , , V A 1, Q ,T f t 5 IVA B M , 1 f An inn t fac elieh all chie h ughts . . r r skat' is c A by . egfl flgh l drum doesn a much . has trouble keeping U'Zl ek of her other half, Emma . . . we all Wonder wh at she's thinking. -' ..x,, g ' Q5 -5, 94' BARNEY BYLE . Barney fl I Very quiet grid retiring . . a fine aecoi' ist! ,. e 't have 'me r-g' s . . has sane ' omb . smokes a mea N pe ays tag in :ills . l ears the cold fu tn f voi ntal activity. f 'KW ' e 'P f' W r I . I 41 J W FRANCES BOCINA Frun Small . . . but it doesn't stop her from being a good bas- ketball player . . . she handles her studies well . . . never misses her C h a n e e when things are brewing . . . neat in appearance . . . where laughter's heard shels always there . . . shows great per- severance. .J really mee W1 we agree . . .' othin ever gets her angry., j rjj I x xi! .' BERNICE BUSHOVEN N any Small though she is, she usu- ally has her finger in the pie , 7 h 4 A ,. 1 . . . er quaint Sayings puzzle her friends . . . oflice prac- tice holds no horrors . . . her gay humor never ends . . . a job shelll never be lacking. HERBERT CAHILL Herby Rumored to be the cause of various teachers' graying hair . . . loves fun, so can't stay out of trouble . . . goes along without a care . . . makes a desperate, stand in P. A. D. discussions . . . friendly and sincere. . . .,we're glad to have her r in gang. X g, 1 -' ' izfflffl fifersov BUSTEED ' Peg doncfl job th3t's tops eermg or twirling ma es no 'difference shels , mastervo hem both . . . in- deed, is sweetness itself . x As our ad cheerleadem?she's ' at ' A, ' ' 'fri I kj k pl C I, I -VI 4 1 QUiNlJARA!C Quin l This lass with the beautiful eyes was one of thc band's best drummers . . . smiling and reserved, but full of fun . . . she speaks and acts just as she ought . . she's lovely to look at, delightful to know. in PEGGY BUSCH Peg The shining halo around her herb head is out of place if you know Peg. . . the base drummer of the band . . . a debater we cannot dispute . . . forever in the midst of mischief . . . everyone thinks she's grand. JosiaPH DALY ,' . Ioe A, uiroud member of this yealfs mighty fipe football squad , '. . happy and care- free . . . possessor of a speedy 1 '.-gray iFord with good iirrx L . . added much to the fel- . 5 Ylowship and spirit of our ' i senior class . . . not hard on the' eyes. 5 -, v O t - , ,ffm ,ww an Ma ij. Kf ai . y av . 5, . Q' A Page 9

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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

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ff' EL, . Q 'far .Y , If -'G wi C' ef . ei.. was If I 5 A rssti 'Q Vqzr g ik! 4 ' M' as LOUIS DEISE Lou His flivver causes him endless trouble . . . in spite of an empty gas tank, he surely gets around. . . greatest weakness is blondes . . . the Henry Aldrich of P.L.H.S, . . . famous-'as a first rate cut-up . . . really gets by. AGNES DYKSTRA Twin Likes her school work, but is at her prime at basketball or baseball . . . has only true friends . . . often goes un- noticed because of her retir- ing ways in school . . . a chatterbox outside . . . a real bookworm. . I . , 1 ji . 'fl- ROBERT DEJANSEN Salcb A well dressed figure around school . . . has a knack for coming up with a joke at the right time . . . known to miss the bus due to pro- longed discussions with fe- male friends . . . leaves his books in school. yy HY ORR DW Likes to tal . . . especially to d boys . . . has a quick te per but rarely angry . . . t 'v n arguments . .. e's 'n and full of fun . . . alw ready to play a ke on someone . . . takes erything in her stride. RUTH DYKSTRA Twin Constantly mistaken for her twin sister because they both act and dress the same . . . never causes a disturbance in class, but does her work qui- etly and promptly . . . an excellent athlete. . . has great interest in out-of-school ae- tivity. T l' .4 'K gg G 1' st my ROBERT DE SOTO Bob fiva:g.r:s,W.sa1 D w' itfle ex 'omexf quiteE . as popular Qure t all dahcs Qty ni e pci-an-Gigi .L . hasyplenty of friends . ap- pears calm and collected. ANNA DOWELL Ann Our class A athlete . . . an excellent actress . . . well liked by her classmates . , . a very good student . . . serious minded . . . a good basketball referee . . . dis- likes people who think they are never wrong . . . never turns her back on a friend. 20414 - CHARLES EIDSCHUN Eicb In his glory on the football field , . . really excels as a tackle . . . Charles Atlas has nothing on him . . . shies away from the females . . . showed his swimming ability as a life guard at Hinchman's . . . always courteous. L A . - I ,Z ' '-':.,,. . Page 10 .aafi-IJ 1-Aa fj'gZo9'14 ' ro-. ff. ,ff Q- .-.- KATHLEEN DIEHM Kay A top-notch drum maiorette . . . plays a flute in the band . . . isn't too happy, nor too sad . . . says very little . . . carries everyone's troubles on her shoulders . . . blushes at the mention of her name . . . careful and sure in her work. REGINALD EGGERSTADT Dui A fellow who will never let anything stand in his way to make a success of his life... always a true friend . . . his school spirit is tops . . . man- ager of football team . . . a good financial manager of the Pioneer. 113'