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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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I 1' I -If-ri - -, ...Sk I O I NEVADA I Q, xx y f I I iw L 1 o X 1 I 157, x n I I -,L .J N I X Jtz JA' ' ' ' ' Y 'YYY' E-YGIRW!-gg 7 l K 7 X V I ' ' 'I X xl 1 ' , xx Nc I Xxx- -5 IX , I e cz ' ornict Trail from Inde endence, Missouri, 'o an own, a ' omia UT X AH ThChi P Hgt Chf COLORAU0 I KANSAS ,val fi Belng a CHRONICLE of Golden MEMORIES of our FOUR YEARS at POMPTON LAKES HIGH SCHOOL PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1949 POMPTON LAKES NEW IERSEY I le XA I x t if W PXP' Q! l -sv fvfbif I W ld nm 1 pl l Q 1 fx 1 4 X fd Z -T, , e. f I , 4' . 1 f K kk f N ' y llfafe thrs book to a wonderful eldss of people to men who for hundreds of years haxe sought truth IH many fields men who earned the brlllrant flame of knowledge mto total drtrlsness We spenls of the mtreprd Drscoyerers of mlghty eontxnents .md strange shores the Serentxsts who eyerllstrngly seek the essence of truth the Inxentors rmproyrnb ways of hung for LCUCIJIIOHS to eome and the men who led the vyay rn social and moral rmproy ements We stand rn ,me of these men who eome before all others m the roll e.1ll of hnstory May we follow thenr example and beeome Proneers of the future fN X ,Ag sbs Q ff X SNSS-'v Mr- fy vfxf' Y-ex A A x ' -, X ,ffefnrsee e- 1 y owe '- h 1 'E Mx 4 -s fe :se Q, ,. 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'. lv ,f,4' f 1 TY , l l0IllWllIlll In 1849 one hundred years ago the discovery of gold in Calrforma brought the greatest mflux of cnrlrzatron rn our hrstory to the West Our forefathers braxed the heat and thlrst of the great southern desert and the penetratmg cold of the tovsermg Rocky Mountarns or the steammg drsease rxdden yungles of Panama rn frantrc effort to End fame and fortune rn Callforma Although many sought fevl found gold Thousands settled rn the West to bulld homes and farms and busmesses The land Thomas effcrson thought would take 600 years to settle was unbelles ably pros perous rn a decade' As we look back we cannot but be msprred by the example of these rough and ready men and women who went to a strange land to burld new lrves In a sense we too are Forty Nmers We stand on the threshold of Llfe We go out to seek our destmles rn an adult world forergn and strange to us Howexer we do not shrmk from our herrtage We face the world w1th stralght backs open eyes ready hands and firm hearts We too are Proneers' Tummg I' Campbell IZIINIINIS CHAPTER ONE DISCOVERY OF THE POMPTON LODE The Admxmstratzon and Faculty CHAPTER TWO STAKING OUT THE CLAIMS CHAPTER THREE WORKING THE CLAIMS The Sophomores CHAPTER FOUR HARDENED PROSPECTORS The Iunzors CHAPTER FIVE LIFE ON THE POMPTON MINE PROPERTY School Lzfe and Actzwtzes CHAPTER SIX-COMPETITION WITH OUR NEIGHBORS Athletzes CHAPTER SEVEN SOME STRUCK IT RICH The Sensors Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 51 67 Page 5 . . . -. . I . at - ,.......,.,,,.....,. 7 - ...... .....,.............,..r,.s.,.... I 3 The Freshmen - .....,,. .................,.,..........., I 7 -- ...... r...r...,.r.,.......,........... 2 3 ... .......,., 31 Plgl 6 HARRY H PRATT PRINCIPAL The fuonccrs Irom tht tolomcy pushcd vyutvyard mth an IIldOlT1lI.iblL Splflf 'Ihe wlderncsy was tonqutrtd and ththtultmy vytrt oytrtomt Today thc. Vyut and all su H0118 ot thc tountry lhl1llxS to tht p1o11tLrx tontr1hutL 111 IHJI-ylDj,f thtsc y,rLat and power ful Lmttd btatu Tht Larly ytudtnty ot Pompton Laku H1311 Sthool PIOHLLFCL1 IU found 1n our Amemtan hutory boob Thn tory ot thc trad1t1o11s and attomphshmcnta ot the students ot Pompton Lakes Hugh bthool from 1ty PIOIICLIIIU, day: to the prucnt IN rctordnd IU tht annual P1onctr Today vyc art proud ot our ythool and our Amcrua and vy1lI tarry on mth tht yamt L1I1CODqL1L1'.lblt Plfll ot thobc who haw made. pomble thc. unsurpasbcd oppOrru111t1u 111 our Amtruan Dtmotraty Harry H Pm!! 1 ' I V K- l A 'A L A, . ..k' .P I fl v . 1 -4. yutnng hugh ytantiards anti worthy' trathtiony, The story' of thc toIon1aI pionccry is to be - 1 . , ' ' ' ' . , ' y V- .S , .I , . 1 , A - I A 1 x ' I . I , . I A -.' ll llllll Concernlng the clzscovery o Iompton Ioce S ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Through the thrrty tvyo members of our faculty we haue accumu lated much of vyhatcyer knowledge we possess They haye taught us farthfully to be good crtrzens good sports and good scholars We remember that not by books alone do we learn but also by precept The example these teachers haye establrshed for us IS an admrrable one and the enyy of many schools At trmes vue may not haye been rn complete accord but as we look back vue realrze that they haye done the rxght thrng as they saw rt and as a rule therr oprnxon was best Faculty members haye taken a great rnterest rn the progress of students not only rn class but also rn extracurrrcular actry 1t1es Therr sound adyrce helprng hand and deep Interest rn our projects haye feel therr concern for our success and therr desrre to see us ads ance rn cyer way Because of these sterlrng qualrtles of helpfulness encouragement partxcrpatlon IH our extracurrlcular actmtnes and thelr hxghly rated teachmg abrhty we feel that our teachers too are worthy of the trtlc Pxonecrs fx '3r X X P , I . . . It brought them closer to us ahd our problems. Students in our school t f ff Q' A l I - Z . l . y y 5 Q! 1 l ll X T y K ,I J, W ,wreck lb irecfor of guiclance eau 0 oyd p fmfv- 31' -suv' l RYWK ANN sf CELUGOTT ,K-is -Q' JOHN J M CY E nu um' FRAN Nlaflytnmlus 'liar cial' A1111 T e ytoneeri of 1849 posxewetl an nntlomltable futh and courage yxhleh yurmountetl tll obstacles IH the mtrueble to realize thetr lretm of the west A Jtury ter 0 nor R 42 tnsywrreel by ma stme ymon md fnth ln teeomylxshment through attrnhee mll reaeh new frontlers III eetenee and earry on the trttlltlong of the lorty Nlnerx as you assume your rexponsthrlttteb rn tlu our Amertta the land ot opportunrty Irnltu L IXKIIIIJIIII lv I Pllbfllugjiulrl Sid U IPI K CH46 In the early days of our western deyelopment the aelyxee of the great Horace Greeley was Go vyest young man eo webt There were new fron herb to be eonquereel Today we often hear that the dayi ot the Pioneer are oyer There are no new frontterw Dont belreye lt There are larger fron tlerh to he conquered greater hazards to be oyer come The eauwe5 of umyersal peace and sexenttfie aclyaneement for the greater benefit of manltlnd offer eyer melemng horrzonb Theme are your jobs I COII1lDg gCl1CI'3.flOIl fohn I A1fEllIg0U fw- hty, Q'--1 NI Me iv lllllll Wir lm .. PHX un xzxxuem MARGARET R Brzorn MARIE ST LEGER mm: hull: lla Hrgb S 11001 Ll rk xhtml Nu' Zigi , T' v ' 5. I ' 1 . J .I A .. ' at E -ll' 1 ' 'T ,. Q, Av: . S' I ' K! ,fir ' , u i' . 4 . l 1 'l H Y it' ro 'U ' . . A Y Y' l ' V ' hx w Af , is V--X 1 Y A Q Av Mk, .. I b ' 7 7 ' ' vu ' 1 1 ' g 'A 5 ' Q , 'Q - , - , . . , . , ter 1' l.t4 , y' u Hy' tee-r' Ot' 7 L. ' . ' ' 'tl t V, ' r ' .. v U . , 1 fa ' L tu I .VV T.. ' ' ' - ' .'.v,' ' , . .L. .,? ,' ,- ,V A . . K 4- AY YI I ' . , ,A .' , ' ' ,I 4. V ' , :. J v ' A - K, ls. A 5 x I f' ,r - lk I . N ji f ' .' ' lu 'll Q-Q' ,.. ' :4 14 ' .' Hy- , ' 1 T Q 12 T' L, l . n . .5 .Q 1 1 Atl sl 1 Av r nt A fp, l fr' ll 'V My '8 3 am Q' 1 '5 MARJORIE S ALL-ISON Engluh Soczal Studies , 'Sv AUDREY CORDES Soczal Sludzes Sophomore Class Azluser Cheerleader Adviser La. EDWARD A GORAB Mefbamral Draumg Sophomore Class Aduscr Poster Club 2 CHARLES O BFNSON P53 nal Iwlumatzon Atblehr Dlrvcfor TEDDY T CYMBALUK BUUPIFSS Elllllallfln 1 Puolball aml Baskelball Golf Team X. GEORGINA JEGGE Business Education Student Counexl MARY GARDNER BILHEIMER Szunre Bzologg Club Racquet Club WM' nf PERRY G DAWLEY Busxmss Efuzailon Personal Typmg Club LESTER V JOCHEM Imluslnal Arts Page 9 le S7 f e: 6 6 R fR J ANNE P KIVET English Planar Advuer JC'- MA? WM ALLIENE M LANG Voral Mum' Cbosr Gln Club 'Of' Q--Y ROBERT M MACLAURY 5 MARY GRAHAM KINAPP Ar Art Club -A-auf' 6 EVELYN LONG English Semor Class Adusef ll CLAUDIA NELSON Suzlal Slullzrx lalm SL 11 nl, Lafm Club lntlmalmnal Rtlafmm Club 1 fix Us Af? xiiq,-al 'K wh U JOHN M KONYOWITZ Pbgmal Fdllldfltln Boyx Spori: Club Vamty Turk 'O BAWNIE MACCOON Librarian Honor Sonng Lxbrary Sta A 111 054 .-.44 -uv' THEODORF R PALMER lmlrurmntul Hum Ban! pdgen, POMPTON LAKES 'xv' f- I. 5 E 1 A ' 0 2 L ,' 'F ,- 1 1 ,-,xx -2.2 3 uf., ,,,,,y 2, ' ' 4 -' . K ffffq l w, K-+51-f'Hgel. if if li f 4 ff 'amvfslffs 1 :f f ' - 54.1 Mm ' '., f:At.m ' . A H t . 1 A . , , , . 4. .. 1 V , I 4: .2 Mfiigx - A gf ' A I X L- ,... gf 1 . , , ar, eil . 3. a ,. 22 1 2 , L9 B ,, I , f N Vw Y mf A 2 ' ' ,V ,gi-.,. I v ' ANNE CECILE PONNONE DORIS QUACKFNBUSH JESSIE F RICHMOND Spanish Hatlafmafns Home Economrcs hnglrsh Cardinal Adviser Spnusb Club 4? MARIE RIEDEI. EDWARD T SMITH FRANKLIN E STANDISH Spanish Imluslrlal AVIS Churmfry french Pbyszcs Club Arhwtus Dncdof Propcrtzon Club 306' : .1-7 EMILY J STUAR1' GRACE WESTBERG DONALD H YOTT Pbysxral Education English SM , Studms Health Frcsbman Class Aduscr Semo' P141 D Nf0 junior Class Adusvr Boulmg Clubx spam Club Afffmbfy Club Simian! Counnl HIGH SCHCDOL Pdgell ' ,I J 4 4 Q .Il 1: 1 I fff lw I 15. 1, ' G I L- f b' l I as u , . , fi .N li! ,I C has ' L Q I me jacuhg egnkrma y . Mr. MacLaury pre- sides over the daily noonlimc' basketball games. A brief respite for the teachers. clung, bank as you L-,OH own Miss Cordes gives underclass rbeer- ibcn suing gour pariner lo Ibn' IWdf'f5 4 fvw Poinffff- rigid, sags Mrs. Hausa. When not busy with classes, our teachers take a vast interest in our extracurricular activities. Almost every faculty member sponsors a club or activity. But they do more than guide the meetingsg they provide helpful advice, show a genuine interest, and do their best to forward any project. One helps publish the school newspaper, another trains boys to show filmsg all give of their time and themselves in our activities. We 4 I.. Pioneer edilors and Mrs. Kiwi, Pioneer adviser, lalk our-r a problem. Miss DiGra:ia helps out Franklin Baird in homeroom. M P bool, ,WNW 'M o.. 1, -11 ' if M LI in M 'ii if 'beams yuan r ui mg superirireri mf, 1. Ion' e, n ,bt fi Sw Mui Kumar! ogfapgi looks our his niunimgs mail. O H digfu 'tb Miss hge I2 Picon! bolt u CHAPTER lWll In which claims are staleecl out by the FRESHMEN . . The Freshman class staking out their claims begin their four years of working toward their graduatxon day Although we look back seyeral years to the days when we were Freshmen the work was as hard and the trme as long for us They came to Pompton Lakes High School with some treprdation but quickly accustomed themsely es to our routine and broadened their interests to accommodate our many activrtres They became an inte gral part of numerous clubs gmng their time and talents to help things go a littlc smoother While the theme of this hook is Pioneermg there are few things the Freshmen do which can be considered origrnal or radically dxf ferent in our school The Freshmens pioneering is mostly wrthin themselyes They are drscoyerlng many new interests many new subjects and are entering a different social society from that known in grammar school They are becoming more mature in their think mg They are begrnning to recognize their importance as a part of our school life Freshmen are findmg new and formerly unknown difhcultxes to surmount new horizons to realize and fine records in scholarship and attarnment toward which to aspire The measure of their pioneering success 15 their achrevement in the commg four years -if XXX J! fr jrkk X 4 Z' fxxs X! 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Brucc Brirxkerra Mary Brznstcr Rpllfert Br! vu Dam-thy Cahzll Thelma fa 1ltgl,m Vlxrx IL ll 1 kenneth kuar erry Lola Marun Korn Betts liz law A inc IJ IJ Say Patrxcnal Donner Charlotte Dow Geneuewe Dow Ralph Ebert Nancy letherman Edward Fmkenstadt Niarwlee Pmley Robert Flurance Herbert balsa Alflen Fulllf rm urs 1 r uri ll lmm atsgaclxxlc llart dsun rhr Harms h Il r lur ru Ifu lackvn fmu lxntgxl Ruth lk rthrcr Plgc 1-4 , an' L. KL tra P ' - 1' -I l rl' 'I . ul, Hr ll:-ll Ba l: : Anne 1 J, - , . ,1 Jr 1 ', ill. n vf rf gh B Q I- ,t V-- Y , JZ A- f Tamei Iv hr Pa r 3 T I uc Rfrali I wrrwn Peter Nldcx .4 1 N rrrc 4 N c 1 xIlCh3f'l U Rule Tllhe Uutwmur frrl Ann ft: Rose Pre-stlplnu Nfartm Rmrrlun hllen Rlchmunri Vary Rude Y'rankA Sanclemertl ,Tr Vknlham Scan km Rnhert Semh Rcy Sharpe, r. Margue Slam can A. Smith Thnmas A, Su-inos Henry VV. Sta-xnkamp ..meS XV. X'3lEIll1I!C Robert Van XV:ntrr jwc-ph H. YYz.h1,u Lee XVeatherwa!kh Rxchard NVeger Hannah Vfcinslein Eva VV1ll1:nma Hilde Hvuwtrr Marxlyn Yrxunglin Fred Zurof5I-cy Page 15 aq- s- 4-36- .x ns. 4 v--7 'V' -vw 1, 9 ? 'Vw 'W' 'T 1. va -pur- .., in Q-s aww 6 'ai 1-7 Al. fv-Q . wg os. p- , fv'05s ian' -wa- LVL ar P! 6 v-5. 5 i .7 .grwgmen .S-,fluffy MAJ L, pfay anfl lgwf vig! k ubO Wtzaibc' a -bn-If N 0' xrhedulcrmd :bang 6 us W m CUSS yOVb b as ef Mm Nrubury my Three :harp snmshexses display tbur lalrn! J If-,lt pftg, J I I over fb: rafdtru It really gnrws mf YO Uk' your monry lads buf af L rl hgh I gn IJ dem P 5 ralfb doruha FI H J 6' 41 J 'fl fm! N'-'Pug show AMN GM, OHW5 J School uv! mN 5' no Gmllcfv' P 'I Ae , , 0 'ds L A Q dx ' u . gf, ui- h i M . WK 5' 211 F ., A 4 Ixq X Y , N f . I as 1 S- . ' K , My. S Srl ,, X 4 . ' . N V U Il. K , J P . X 5 . 6 I g 16 5. ff - V I I t Of lIHAPllIl lHIlll In which the SQPHOVORES work the claims Wxth the greatly xncreased Sophomore Class we see a marked rlse IU performance rn many ways Many Sophomores take an actne part xn sports student goyernment and extracurrlcular act1v1t1es As our tntle suggests they work the claxms They mcrease thexr par tlenpatnon ln school exents and take .1 genuine mterest ln affalrs In this school year rnelmduals hegxn to stand out as leaders m many respects publlc speaklng, scholarshrp seruce to the school character and many other phases Thus ns the lmportant thmg they are hecomlng, mdmduals ln the llfe of the school During the second year people begun to thnnk for themselyes Students do extra work on thelr own they seek out orlcmal maternal and thmk on more adyanced topics What rs more they take prnde ln thelr work for lt begnns to mean somethlng to them Sophomores are PIOIICGIIDS lntellectually and soclally They act more and more on the1r ovxn xnxtlatlye As therr background broad ens so do thelr xnterests and accompllshments In the Student Coun c1l thexr rdeas are worthy of consrderatlon and nn the magazlne campalgn their enthusnasm carrxes them close to the top ln sales The Sophomore Class has begun to pxoneer m our school and let us hope that they contmue wxth therr excellent record We ,,f fi 1 --21 James Aldrich Mae Anflcr-sri Edward Andrews Margaret Avery James Bailey Rene C. Baker Neal Baum Richard Baumgaertel Fredric Bednarek Louise Bcriagno Frister Blake, Ir. George Blfick flmqinifu' lllum YYQ-nrlvll 'l'. llim-itlizmpt Patricia Burchnrrl Margaret Nlairy llrriwn Patricia lirunu Walter Burcklcy Gladys Chattertnn Dolores Colfax Carol Cornelius Vlfaltcr Corrigan Sondra furry Margaret Cramer Irene Cusick Diane Dannic Rose De Cumher Shirley De Hart Joyce Dcmarest Vivien Demarest Kenneth Depew Edward Vl'rn, Dzffumiieur Flora Ile Young Barbara Dickinion VVilliam Dodds Donald Dougherty Anthony Dciumn Harry lhiwcll lflgiim- liilglifliiiiziii lfili-vii l'lutvrin.irks llciiry lfzililvrii Aflricizxzc Falk Raymrmrl Fc-Ihc-rmnn licralnlirir livchifiiac Rus-Q-ll Frank Ili-lc-nc Fri-cd Elizabeth Fulco jerry Fusco P.1ge 18 Clara Md I- Ifzrf .-'xg'.n- BI fkf.I'i1 ,1. I.drTg BI Ki -3 Iifrkfi I' RI Ii 'Asn ,',IL: Ii XI-'A izth II lla Nfyfr Bar'.ra BI 'i-r IJ 7,171 Xflnaw' f-f.1Icr ln- tgp' T-IQQ1:-7 .Nixdzrv-I If Nijler ,I':I7. XI I 'Zi I-,. 111 I-I xf':II Rurh XTMMIMII IJm.:,Ifi KI' rel lar fyn NI- rgfm IQIM-1 XI' v.' :Im l.kI1.1r1e-x NI ffl an 1- an 511 :nr Srmxirn Nzmfalc Amdma Ndkc ,I.f.m Nvfnmnrx XY1l1..m II Nf-xzrwuter John NxchUI jzmzce Nxcikcns Angle- Nxsi Belly UarXIf'3 .Xxrx I' IV. 'KU' Jzxnvx HrIrAvve Wgmcr Llrwtf-in Iidwzn Uzkamp Iran Httf-rl 1.1: T -MIA. lhxt-uxfxr, -r. Iignrp Ikfigctx R' 'wrt PauI Ilznxt. I'cm.It fc kQL:.1r'i.1 L I'ouI Da- ' Pfftfr -l., t I It r Iiwrx I :Rf-1 -Im.: Ii:-.vrrm 5I.1'T.:: IM: IHKXCID luxn Iirxxc' RAIQH I?rvIfr IJe :1X R wh' f-1 R Af. 'I Ii 1,z'N K, ln., H W- ,- Artfzur I4 Ncrbk-nm P.:lgt 20 34 .g0l0A0l7l0I'05 MFL, anal Wed! Mm Cords: Mzrbael Mxller gnex a rrndxtxon 0 Roy Ebrrl gets mme o lb: nn Mr Konouzt nplams Ibn! the :uhm jus! sunurd TIN' X l5 f P 'P 5 bo' rs a .1 ultg lu In n IIHAPIHI l0lIll Concerning the hardened pros- pectors . . our IUNIQRS . Wrth the jumor Class we begrn to approach real actron In thrs class there IS pronounced leadershrp IH many frelds In publxc speak mg unnors wrrte thenr own speeches for oratorlcal contests xn student councxl they become offlcers and stme to lmproxe our student goxernment system scholastncally a few are elected to the Honor Soclety for outstandxng ahlllty character and leadershxp on our newspaper a number wrrte orlpnnal artlcles for publncatlon they orpanlze and plan the Christmas Dance and unlor Prom themselves wrth new and dlfferent decorations and 1n many other ways unrors are an rmmeasurable force rn the dally happxness of our school As you can see our thlrd year students thrnk for themselves a great deal Their minds are open to new ldeas they are supple and readily come up wrth helpful suggestrons They leave a wrde path of advancement xn wrdely d1YCfS1fiCd endeaxors Oflglflallfy rs a cardinal quallty wrth them They have opened many vnstas heretofore unseen because of thoughtlessness In their unlor year these students study some phxlosophy and work out a bellef for themselves Therr thoughts and actxons show they are becomlng more mature each day Almost ewerythlng they do rs orrgxnal and prevxously untrled ig , x-df,- AY ..--,..-x ,X 1 1 2 f 1--1 fx, -an-55 ...-...,,,, . ,AJ A. h . . 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Page 28 Henry Van Dyke ex- plamx lb: inhirarirs of lbr still I0 R111 Goodman and Fred Pfrlzms in tb: pbgx- ifs lab. Bri hfrs. Vvrxlberg bas jon slumped, Sam. Ace commenlalor Milton Pulis felicux the news. 0 I C Mflfl0I'9IClC llflfllf XXL thc gracluatrng class or 1949 haxrng trred to lrye up to the cxptrtatrons ot our teachers tht polrty ot tht sthool and all rts worthy trulrtrons now tum thc rzcablt job our to you thc undergraduates ot Pomptorr Lakes Hrygh Sthool Wt drrtct our best wrshcs to your contmumgs supra s as classes of Pompton Hrlgh We smccrely hope that you hut ltarmd from our mrstaltcs md wrll profit to thc cxtcnt of hurry, .1 suunsslul snmor tlass Attnyvt your yob as scmors humbly and wth in xttrtudt ol cooptritron Alu zys mmembcr that your years rn l1ltLll sthool art hut brxtlss rn tht toumlitron ol your own personal lrtc lortrly that touutlatron mth lmowylultgc ,IAMILS PELLINIGTONI Prerlderzt of Sefzror Clam' 550 rg, f- 3-X X A -f-5,51 7 .7 A - I . I li, 'V , by-, A . 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'Ulf lIHAPllIl lllll Concerning Ll e on the pomp ton Mine property Of all the organxzatnons whnch have pxoneered xn our school clubs and actmtxcs are hugh on the lust Exery year has seen some xmproxemcnt excry group has found somethlng new to do or a dxfferent may of accompllshnng oblectnes Our school newspaper IS better than exer before wlth more lnterestlng artlcles and Improved wrxtlng The band has new marchmg formations and plays dlfhcult pxeces mth heretofore unheard of success Student Councll actrvxtxes haxe broadened and members haue a deep Interest ln lts obyectlves The recently formed Assembly Club has brought us dxstmctlve pro grams prevlously untned Our dances have been supenor mainly because of ldeas supplled by commtttees for dlfferent types of deco ratxons On the Pnonccr we haxe trxcd to xmprose our book by arrangmg an entxrcly new and novel lay out All actmtnes comblned gxwe a progresswe atmosphere to our school The members partlclpate vuth great enthusxasm and brmg pep and ugor 1nto thcxr clubs projects Because of thls Interest Pompton Lakes has earned the reputatlon of being a forward looking school We arm hxgh and work hard to make whatever we do the very best School organxzatlons w1th such high standards are nn front tn any endeaw or ,X K fff 7 EJ l 17 . - WMF, S 1' AA ' t lf -' 3' K W A l- sr pee to f lvl J ' dy A, L K Yin, X 5 2 X V1 fu 'JDJ X Q ' ,aa s 7 was we - l' a- Z 'I '32 ASSA OFFIC UNJ SAMPLES OF' BEST ORE5 1 I .Ik MOST POPULAR Robert Dc Romer Patricia Tccling DRESSED Wayne Stansill Prisilla Sachse MOST STUDIOUS Evan Malcuky Elamc Yavcncr 1. AAA. A Twming Campbell Leonora Pasaaro james Pellington Patricia 'feeling Sl lllll Pl Y WHAT A LIFE The title of the senior play. XVhat A Life, certainly described the plot. The play was pre- sented December 3, under the direction of Mr. Yott. A light Henry Aldrich comedy describing the problems of a teen-age boy, the entire action took place in the principals oflice. W'e hrst met Henry when he had been sent to the office for causing a disturbance in study hall. While there he met a classmate, Barbara Pearson. Henry was soon after caught cheating on a test and suspend- ed for sixty days. Because of a series of circum- stances, he was also accused of stealing the best part of the school band. Mr. Nelson, assistant principal, suggested to Mrs. Aldrich that Henry attend trade school where he could take a course in art, for which he had a wonderful talent. Finally Miss Wheeler and Mr. Ferguson found that the real thief was George Bigelo, a rival of Henry's. Henry attended trade school and went to the dance with Barbara, and the curtain fell on a happy Henry Aldrich and a much relieved high school faculty. The play was a great success, many claiming it was the funniest they had seen in years. Every member of the cast worked hard at the daily afternoon rehearsals, and everyone gave an excel- lent performance. Members of the cast will always remember this experience, with the professional make-up, bright footlights, and applause of the audience. It was an unforgettable evening filled with excitement and will always be treasured. 5 -v1ELL,W Wu , SENIOR PLAY CAST Miss Shea, Secretary , , ,, Mr. Nelson, Assistant Principal Mr. Patterson ., .... ,, Henry Aldrich , Barbara Pearson Miss Pike , Bill ...,.,..,. Miss Eggleston Miss johnson Mrs. Vecchito Gerric , Mr, Bradley, Principal Miss W'heelcr , ., George Bigelow , Mrs. Aldrich . , Mr. Ferguson, Detective Mary ..,..,.,. .,., ,.,.. . Nancy Dickhagcn Twining Campbell . Keith Paulison , Wayne Stansill Leonora Passaro , , , Pam Morrell ., ,, ,, Iivan Maletsky Mary Ann Chapman . Marilyn jeffrey lfstclle Romano lilaine Yavener . Charles Hess , Marv Smyth George Florancc Dororhv Cort , james Pcllingron Doris Andersen . - nu lv wmdu if you rulxze wbl' Riffsfdky nl robatiovlf' nys 5, placed on P YI to H '7' , Fl ti 5195 4-:vii , It I gm.: 100 ,,. :fertile to ME, 1:56 Misx Wbffk' lr. Falun' W ., . . s ,J s il I UHUM Hnry bargains with fb: foal ilul lnlfr page 34 '4 n Barbara voulnx when it :U use Iron. ,. s.. -M .- 1 , - 1-Q. .Y V I 'ti - , G s Lg D l e 0 3 El m While Henry gatberx bis posxenions, Mr. Nelson lainly tries mal: A dale with Mis: Sbea A portion of the FIX! of tb. Senior Play. Mr Ya!! alxredor recenes 4 when appretmtron rom the cast presented by Twine Campbell Tuo lrafbrrs 0 fbi' play Vary Smylb and Vary Ann Lbupman b mg made lp by Mm Long und Mm Struble 1 I 0lUn QCIIOH The purfo e ot the own elec ton wa to acquamt Ntu ent, wth methodx u cd m a demottattt el thou Ix en Competxtton extx ed dutmg the Cam 11 n ot th t t F C W0 ues Independent and Fortx Nmerv GUlLiCd hx 'Sir Hott the students tamed meh exyerxenee as mil enable them to foster better mme Co oy ratton S S A. r in ,nod YS Kuff I F engnu, he 0 'hd ww' H D, MJ ,, J fp 1 eonovt NMS on J gum hw 014 nf C nv, 0 L ai flllfllyff iff We lwflrlnrm 'IJ 2,119 After an mtnraiz pro among! rwnzznalron borough nurse Pat T I 'IIS D onouncex tlu patxerxt JS Pro I pofxtt 111' to go out on a blg u Lao Cumk prcvxdrs mer meetmg o tb: ioun cours xx The Mayor 0 Pomplon Ldkfl g X 'Y' 4 bu 4 Al! bebnf ron-b F':vsxfW HHN! 1 fy , 1 wr nz .:lg,g,,J I J up on yfullfn, ,mb- Y U fellow, bglifffbnll to um sum 0 1 1 bn! 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The unior Prom of 1948 was a symphony of soft lights and romantic music supplied by Allison Barton The Enchanted Garden aptly describes the decorations of hundreds of flowers The uniors Christmas Dreamland was a fes tiyal of toys and decorations symbolic of Santas l cl b the Kings workshop The music was supp ie y en Ninn 10 5 17 h4v:1Pevs0 6t DW' Jill: rub an e 6, -7 Grp 1 In ry, o U , J' dry Ffa ju' u ur, an 7015 Tun: out or 4 I at the umor Prom be' ll look hours and plcnly Madame Renvc the Srrrrxs rl er these um It un ai Barbara Bruno duty han x to ml in no beclaonx io a prorptrt at the dowx Cunnal Dance T bmi 16, D.: Il 'U' Lffp you :ny Gloria? m be WHO' Pro sell 4' oyd bm Evcvyom ml Page 37 , 5 4 ll l 5 Q qglj 5 v Q J V ' um ' x , I . . QM Nl ll 0 0 U ui N A v V ,D . 7 ow on Q , LU Q AJ r i Q T 4?-X f x ms 1 , anycompoxn of our Clasx Song. qou ' W 1?-4 7 ,lf ik xii? ffk I' xr , NN f,,- X, Ax - t' f ,' Q X If cf f - , l lj ' Y Vfm VL 5 .Q 'L xx X X, T D fi' ' 111.1 , f- C ,. ! Q lijl ' I :E , Lf!! I Ni 1 'Q ,-1 Q Nl, f iz ., .- l Q37 t As IL lb L ' ' , I ,fix ff ' E F N f ' V y 2 1 , IM 1, 1 , fx X V g ,IAFA kg 'Q p g 3 Y t l V ' lgvi -' X. VXI x qw Y I If ' , f vi ,X . CLASS SONG '-Jofd 5 Qgyuuslc bak qonn xuckhnm IRYC ubeu ,gvbxu VQO lk FD I , F82 we-12m.QPffL.s'QQqhfi6u5Swib 55? '5,'Qj.J J Jnn-H:JJ.wJJ 1 014 wt-hnc.Kuow lanqwoxc vcfffr nf, we, J J J rn vc! ra road wmv 4, new, The prank 5 wen umsqov mv Q!-LE-J all-Lf-lla-L. fnu iub io fnt.e,br T toxin :lin Jw KH +hc, whotch m J Q 'ww:l'PF'Ii7fgwTGlpelt3:JlH7lM JL 'ELA Q if I Z- lft l bef A LVN ,175 Q f X XLIN Ziff? sv XXX JTJXY K cj? I jd A Tm , H r Ip4rf6. warfar- fo Hd' 6 '11 Q rea, .5 i 14ar41v,6zf2er4q4 - 5 T lv f,0.0f,, . 'I 4 r Ap-J, l0lf,,:,r, ghd J'fpk11 62' 9 35 -L .-. .A jolt frf. e ' C W6rq c' 7' . choir' 4061 A 6'4l 'Va' in-ii I--1:9 ,Q -oy C' 4 J Wt. 3'1- .x jp-1 CHEERLEADERS The pep and enthusi- asm of these twelve girls are excellent examples of the school spirit typical of Pornpton Lakes High School. The girls worked hard backing Pompton's teams, and with the will- ing assistance of Miss Cordes, faculty adviser, they brought praise and respect for the sportsman- ship of our school. 1,1-f' to right: ,Ii-5' Xlztrkwvll. l.ou:se- Berlagyivr, Valerie Yan Am'1if rs, Riiliertn Vltlifle-rfrth, Bfftf. Hierislril-c, Pitt 'll-tfliiig, Irene llrrriixnin, llqirlfarzl Hack- mar., llxarie llzmiiic. Joan Mars, Betts Rxegottie, joan Quacken- bush. MAIORETTES Our majorettes, coached by Grace Tholin, have been an important part of our football games and parades. They have shown real spirit and vitality with their flashing batons and snappy strutting. The teamwork and cooperation they have practiced are requisites to success in any endeavor. First row. left to right: Grace Th'Ii:i, -Tfiyce VN'hritenti1ir, Ven- ter filfiria liolfax. Secmifl row: Yizgznizx Sanilerson, Iiarhara Meredith. Violet Herman, lmis Smith. Beatrice XYeathe-rvsalks, Lena Caporussu, Lillian Aug. Page 39 uW22114EI2 2l'5YiJllimnm 1 ,QE 3 1 2 gi gig gi 5 3, R, 11.1,-f.1:af P953 gag J--553 3 K i 3' 3 S 'og' 5450.1 Q. JF '5 n I ,Ill , , 5 in ltll Ll I gl tf 155 35595 235' .- HI. Ax' x , Y ' .ff ' A A HLA , ' L pi Q VH' Q ggwqvgg ' 5 w Betty Lyle aecornpamell by Lou Torbd .msgs al tbe Cbmtfnax Program Mrs Lang rehearse: a number wxlb a for iron o the GI e Club Ed Longee :upervues as EJ Marim ami George Mxller replace a blown bulb rn the projector AI..L STATE MUSICIANS Left to nght Iamce DeKorte Davd Herfort Jean Van Dnen Wlmo! Chapman Anna Mae Van Dyke Lons T be! Do othy Blom an as 51 A1 fmm Under the leadershxp of Mrs Lang the A Cappella Chonr group of mlxed smgers dxsplayed therr talent at Graduatron and the Chrrstmas and Sprlng Concerts Agaln they sang at uackenbushs during the Chrlstmas season Thus year as every year they worked hard learnmg new and dlfhcult muslc for enjoyment of the students and faculty It rs rndeed a prmlege and honor to wear the tradr tronal red robe of the Pompton Lakes Hlgh School Chorr The students of the Glee Club also dnrected by Mrs Lang assembled once a week to learn the art of part Slflglflg They were so tramed that fine musrc wrll always be apprecxated and understood Our three All State members were selected from dlfferent hrgh schools throughout New ersey to srng at the annual Atlantrc Crty Conxentlon of the New ersey Educatxon Assoclatlon They pre sented a fine program of cholce muslc for all muslc lovers It IS an unforgettable experlence that only the best singers can achrexe The tremendous abrlrty of these musically mclmed people puts them high rn the rank of leaders and creatrve mlnds In our school They have demonstrated that they can be first to explore new nelds rn musxc PROIECTIONISTS The P1'O1CCtlOn1StS dxrected by Mr Standish were of great seruce to our school Through thexr efforts many excellent pxctures were shown to the student body These boys were nnstructed rn projectlon prmcnples and learned to operate expensue machmes Already their explormg mmds have tested drfferent technlques ac ceptxng and drscardmg as a result Page 41 l I ' ' I If 1. ri 1 '.i . , or,r , , 0 O le 0 Q.. e ' H I 'U b ',a V - , v A g . . 1 Q 1 .I . . , Y ' 7 UA. 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N l A 1 -.. . . 1 ' Y , - PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB The Publ1 Spealung Club wth encouragemen from Nfr NfcEll1gott prepared students to speak vt th self confidence before an aud1ence Often they ve c ll I u on o rnalee short speech 5 1n assembly or betore the1r own groups A new yenture for mot students was learnrng to use the m1crophone and the yublrc address system The ab1l1ty to ex pre s oneself 1n a clear and coherent manner goes a long may ID a soe1ety vyh1eh calls for many ab1l1t1es THE CABDINAL The Cardmal capably ed1ted by Leonore Passaro and Elalne Yayener IS staffed for the most part by students who plan to center the1r careers around the held of yournal1sm The1r ass1gnments are yaned so that eyeryone gams exper1ence IH drfferent types of newspaper vnorle By the1r efforts and mth MISS uaclsenbushs ady1ce they are already talung part of mer1t HONOR SOCIETY Only the most deserymg students are elected to our Iranle H Broome chapter of the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety They must be super1or ID character scholarsh1y leadersh1p and SCFXICC Nlew members are elected IH the spr1ng of each year by the faculty and the act1ye members of the chapter The1r faculty ady1ser IS M155 MacCo0n Thus as they are leaders ID school so shall they probably be leaders IH many fields 1n the1r later l1yes ASSEMBLY CLUB The Assembly Club orgamzed th1s year by Mr Hott vsas composed of SCHIOFS 1nterested 1n gmng new and xar1ed assembly programs The students uorleed as .1 comm1ttee 1n wh1eh members gaye the1r trme so that a vsellorg1n1zed program could be presented to the school The club presented a Con SIlIL1IlOl l Day program a George Gershmn program dr.1mat1z1ng the l1fe of the composer mth a bacle ground of h1s mus1c and many other excellent features REPORT Av. I O Club nnnbcn nburu xfncbn pnfnd to fxplmu Pofnptoa to the :ning Ji: tnch Ylyu Slunll cbnrfslly fly: Blau Ya vncr bu Jun for our :cbool lfiliflflf Mule sure you put my name on tb: Honor Roll Tmne Members febearsmg tb: ln! Lf: of George Gerxbwm Page 43 .9 .C 4 I. Y S y. C ,L 'ff A Y' I ' x 'ere ance p t .. '- , A e . A ,' . ' 1 I ' ' ,L 5 - - ' 5 ' 1 ' 1 - H I ' . ' I I ' ' - . -1- .br . . ' - 1 's -.. In 5 - -f. A ' A 7 I ' f v 1 L. . A. . I . I 1, 1 A v VfA v 1. y 14 - Q or 5 I ' I f .. A ' . 1n a new type of worl-1 and wr1t1ng or1g1nal art1cles A+ :V ' I I A I , nr .A y ' H 5 , . A -41' . ' ' 2 Q . . 5 . X t ' , ' . 1 ' ' 5 V D , . ' ' . , V -1 Y ' y r . . , . . v A Y , ' ll , . Q 1 '5 C . , ' . . ,, -I ly I, , ,, . , ' A, ' , '. I Y v ' B ' ' , ,, , , , I , -4 -1 1+ -I I. 7 I a ' ', VI 'ff A Nfrawtw 'A 5 5 -,ft ,. Q f -G' 5, v ,' U rv Q O -1 ,H-f. 3' m' W 'fu N 6 U G ' 'f Q '2- Y V Q at 3 Q + + 45 U E 3 ,J-g fi. 3415 ? N 55 5 if + ' Y l V V J, 1 5 1 lm . A a ' , 1 is -L Al, W u 8 Q First row seated, left to ri GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB Bowling has become another of our competitive sports. This year, directed by Mr. Yott, the girls formed intramural teams and the best bowlers played teams from other schools. This friendly spirit of rivalry has carried over into many other activities. Eleanor Polasb show: bow lo fuk: 1 sizzling backbnl stroll. Nlary Ann fhapman, Eleanor Pntash. Barbara Hackman, Blar- garet Bogie. Second row seated: Marilyn jeffrey, Louise Grieves, l,e-onore Passaro. Joan Baker, Nlary Blornan. Third row stand- ing: Blary Smyth, Emilie Groot- entlorst. Ardith Kuehm, Jane Rozc-ma. Allia Weller. joy Mack- well. Geneva Moore, Priscilla Sachse. Miss Bilheimer. Fourth row: Betty Hermanni, -Janice Dc Korte, Mary Mustin. Page 45 First row, left to right: Betty Lriujackson, Geneva Moore. ,loan Utterliein, Pat Veritzan. Rosalie Grief. Margaret Hausamanr.. Mr. Yctt. Second row: Joan fjlatzel, Hannah Weinstein. Barliara Hack- ett. Sally Ferguson, Hilde XYues- ter. joy Blackwell. Barbara Lee. Third row: Nlarjf Van Iluyne, Louise firieves. Diane Stickles. Ann Olgilvie, ,Irfan Hxnchmai, Audrey Germain, Mary Chamber- lain. Loulu Grieve: belpx Roulk Grief lcbiew proper bowling form. GIRLS' RACQUET CLUB The Girls' Racquet Club was organized last year to promote interest in this widely ' Y F, enjoyed sport. Under the supervision of Miss Bilheimer, the girls have mastered the fundamentals of the game. Since the club is relatively new, our present endeavor is to establish this activity permanently at Pompton Lakes High. I . Brown. 5' at-if - -l al-... 0,4 O With' lo- lnf ' Kr mqgdfff fogf :Z'JJ' :nj dl, -mfr 10 rougb ry 'lm'-Y.r1'rzp,, fl-'Ya' fo 'lable Plc f 0 The fact that the students of Pompton Lakes are modern and their interests world- wide is proved by their many organizations which deal with other nations and their customs. A new activity this year, the International Relations Club, was composed of students who were interested in world affairs. At their meetings they discussed current economic, political, and social problems and their remedies. Some of the members attended a meeting of the United Nations organization. The Spanish and French Clubs aim to make their respective languages enjoyable to the pupil. By appreciating the dances, songs, and customs of the countries, the club members become familiar with the French and Spanish people. Latin has a background of ancient culture, but the students considered the brighter, more human side of Latin in the world today, in order to develop a greater appreciation of their studies. We know today that the people of the world could live together in peace if they understood each other's language. These students will make better citizens of the world because of their interest in foreign languages and the problems facing other countries of the world. Muir Pmnone explami the imolud :lift Mus Rxrifrl an! thu-r club mrmbrrr .ring Oficfrx of Ib lub and Um Nexon of tb: Spnmb Surf Dance. I Fnlcb folk tru. insulate from Auxilium Latmum IN TERNATIGNAL RELATIONS CLUB Seat:-tl. It-fr tc rzghi' lsabel flzsztk -X l ie '1lsiiri, Rfiymt-Lil Wuriterl, .li :in he re Marie Greenway. Standing lm: Xll ch Mr. Maclaury, Lawrence Wa I -id-'- SPANISH CLUB F ,,. , ,, . I, ,:x p,.., ,4 Ni '1 if 11'?,: 'e If fer, Ma, K, . i' 1' SPC ' T ' w Snr'-, H.-' ., IJ ' 'Hn RQVCA. Her- narl U' il fix '. 'i'i.:'fl raw K 'left firf-rn 1' , ii W FTA' -- NlT.iX'37Z'. Hazel He- J 4' li-'H-:Y l'f'r:t,:1. james CO- il.. .. FRENCH CLUB First rviw. lc-ft to right: Miss Riedel, Marilyn Thnmson. Doreen Miller. Mar- Erzft Hffrdiurgh. Second row: Karin fipwlfl. llomthy Shortway, Mary Ann Hee-mQ!ra, Alice Degenaars, Eileen Eutcrmarks. LATIN CLUB If:-t T xx, lr-ft t' T slit' H244 Nvi-i-11, IP Ri-. NAIC: lfith:-rrruir., 'QI na H ' JZ Ni '.f 7 .x' 'I:1IiQ lI1:iA.1!r , ll.it.: .ji W i zt.-if li'-t!5 llr ll- '-K. A7.- tlx- :,j. I11. -fc. My-7.17 in PM-I Thzril ri w: ,Link ll r-' zzrgh, ,li are Smith, llvzxry S:: :.i4..1 :, Kf :.:.f 'fi l.t11.il-174 m, .icuii X .ir liz' YV ,- 1- IH rttnzwt. Nilfg- imag- li .XiI':. K.11.Qf-'tri P.1ge 47 Mui: ix always' happy lo ru Pioiufr money rome in. First row. lett ti- zzuht: Mary Xan lluyne. l.iii1:Ne lirivyi--. Patriem Dc kil1llllrL'l', lihzirlt-5 lli--X, Nlzirie fiuclla, Mary All-rnnn. Barliarzi Klein, Pamela Morrell, Ilrirothy tiiirt, St-cowl row: l.illi:m Aug. Mary lihzirnlierlznn. llara Ilziuszmizuin, Klurgxlret Bogie. ,lanieri Pel- lingtwri. ,loan QllZlCkt'lll+l1Nh, l.o1S Torlyct, Priscilla Sachxe, Gloria Bingham. First row, front to back: Eugene Mar- shall, Mary Mastin, Janice De Korte, Florence Van Ortlen. Peter Daly. Second row: Sonya Schulz. Cynthia Luks, Rose Carapelo, Priscilla Sachie. Richard Malatesta. Third row: Cynthia Clark, Patricia Perry, Dorothea Adels, Ann Armstrong, Roliert De Bow. Fourth row: Frances Crude-lbach, Roger Am- hrr-se, Gerald Frech, Standing: Ann Ogilvie. John VVarman, Frank Schaihle, Samuel fonforth, James Codiroli, PQYYY Powell, Mr. Dawley, Eleanor Spring- waldt. Studenl inrtrudor Eleanor Springwaldt gives novirc Pete Daly 4 few tips on lc!- kr fours. PIONEER COLLECTORS These students reported to each homeroom weekly to tollett yearhook payments, This system. unique with Pompton Lakes. Started with the hryt Pioneer and eased financial strain on students. Qualities eyidented hy these collectors were good salesmanship and accurate accounting of money collected. ,r azz l rr PERSONAL TYPING CLUB Typing students, aided hy Eleanor Springwaldt, student teacher. and Mr. Dawley. adxiyer. familiarize themselyey with tnetlianics of typewriters, learn the lxeyhoard, and develop proper tethniques in operating the mathines, This skill has proved helpful in many phases of their work, RADIO CLUB XX'ith the aid of veteran Dick Kienzlen. memhers of the Radio Cluh have displayed great interest in constructing radios and learning the theories of radionics. Their training may carry them far in discovering new methods and principles in sound transmission. l-M41 7' as-ff BIOLOGY CLUB This was the cluh of junior scientists who prohed into the more advanced phases of hiology. Under the direction of Miss Bilheimer, their interests were stimulated through dissections of higher forms of animal life, use of the microscope, field trips, research, lectures and discussions. Now if ue fake this tbingamajig from tht ufaosil am! pu! 1! on Ike ubalyoumay- callzl, it ought to work. l,f-at In 'wht' Richaril Ric-nrlf-n. Jack Nichi-l, .lzinu-s Kc-vital. Riihert Znriifskg.-, .lanu-s Ki-hrs. Nlartin Rt-liilelstextl, Jzimes ,'Xl1lricl1. lJi.li:ilil Tiljlfr. First row, left to right: Helene Freed, jack Nichol. l.c-ri Hammond. Second rnw: Herhert Schaefer. Thomas Mars, Edward XYilson. Thirfl row: Jeanne Streelman. Amelia Xelke, Ruth Blon- tlelli. Fciurth row: Doreen Smillie, Yixien Demarest, Joan Hinchrnan, Standingt Bliss Bilheimer, Jack VK'ay- rick. Charles Ring. Frank XVeirlel. Dick Bowitz, Fred Hazekamp, Rene Baker, Eugene Linn, XYilliam Hessler. Introduce us io your friend, Miss Bil- beimcrf' LIBRARY STAFF The members of the library stall' are pioneers in a true sense. With the help of Miss MacCoon, it is their responsibility to foresee the interests of the student hody, and to lead them along the right path toward a keener appre- ciation of their country and their fellow citizens. MONITORIAL STAFF It was the duty of the monitorial staff to govern conduct in the halls. Assisted and advised by Mr. Mclilligott, they were of real service to the school. These students learned much concerning discipline, a very necessary factor in our democracy. .......i. Left to -right: Tilie U-,gtvn-grey, Marilyn fivinnfllj-. lflzlfrze Yaveri Cf. Nancy l'xC'ExYl1t'T'177ftYZ, Nl:-s Blzicf'-H rr, Feafel: l-1'-ei 14:1-'ck A1111 limi 71. If-ther lk-1.1 r.. 'l an Baker. lltrzs Pt-titre Arm Eaton and Isabel Cusick lrnd Miss MacCoon 1 band. Qu alert ball monitors scan Inn McCarren's pan, Fir-t ri-vv. left lui right, ligarliara Fm-urn: l.tll1:m Aug. l'Litrici:i Ih- fumlier, Louis lirivxes. Mary Chanilwrlxmi, Marilyn -lerfrej. Marie K':isell:i, ,ltxln Marvixz. Helene l.:lSgille. lilxlme Yxixem-r. Second row, l'3utli:.l1l:lrk,Nl.4ry Ami Ric-ml. -lun: Nlars, lwuise Bertdpliit-, llinne flickles. .loan Mn-llolili. -li-gli. lhkvr. -lc.m XYiist- hr--ck, lilwlp iihgitu-rt-itz. 'l'helr1i.i faszalt-ggit, Third ri vw' Al lin Xveliry. llmm- ll.ir1:,:t. Nlnrthd llzuisen, llarhglrzi ll.wl-ci-tt, liar- lfzirzi liriimi. bully ln runs. r.. llxlile YYues!ef. ll.ir.4 Klvllef lgnifl l-t-urrh rim Slay llazlrzar row. l.n'r..i ftigffriz--1. Kilim-:tix Briivsri, lions Bitur, Nantj biscti. Page 50 Standing. left to right: Dori-en Schmitz. Connie Yanvlerweivle. Miss Knapp. Shirley Maclhfxzalfl, llunald Taylur, Herbert fiaisg.. Scaled: Ethel Yon See, Robert Te-txnv. Ruse Prestzyinfr. ,lazzet Pmcwr. ELan Malelsky and Ioan Kvn- nedy, Rembrandts of the fufurr, practice on lb: old alma mater. Arllxt Inn Render lark: up Iwo poster: on the bulletin board. First row. left to right: Mr. Corah, Ioan Nessmann. Joan Glatzel, Robert Paul. ,lean Ress- ler. Second row: LeRoy May, Fred Kahnert, Audrey Germain, Barbara Dickinson, Arthur Linz, Dick Howard. Third row: Rob- ert Bowitz, Joyce Zink. Angelina Campanello, Elaine Nicholls. Page 51 I i 1 rl ,X X 1 ff Z v' 1' 9, 'T -tt.. slr'-' LP ,o f 5. if N xN l QMW' gt- I - . . tr . . . , X Uri 'ytit-l .8 Xl' 'K Belly qjgigff. STUDENT COUNCIL qt U1 I 3005 ,. Ntliixc gtiiuiilyh pro- ol I 't WCW' .1 fn Ll mimi' The organization that truly represents the student body is the Student Council. Sponsored by Mrs. 'legge and Mr. Yott, this group tried to improve its activities and the school. Assembly programs and dances were given with the funds they earned by selling refresh- ments at games, from the magazine campaign, and from the sale of pennants and banners. They also donated money to the scholarship fund. Ten members attended the State Convention of Student Coun- cils at Princeton University to discuss the problems of councils with other high school representatives, A new tradition was established this year, The members were formally installed in assembly. They took the oath of oliice and the student body. in acknowledgement, pledged their cooperation. Bob De Remer should be congratulated on the splendid job he did as president of this active group. His guidance and interest in all the council's activities made this year a successful one. sniptxont, tc. -A A X .t - . .y-fx - I . vi N' ,MXN ' 'dmv NX ikuwl' During ffm' maqtlzirxt' txlrrifmiqii fluff mrm- byrs uni' 171133 tlwiftzug WUPXVJ ,7'U l WZ'- Xnm -.YA-,'1,-R ,L-Nut. 'xy-,-. QC J i XX X K xx i .t - it ll ,,,t ikxuiil- ' Y-Wk Yi-' 1 Kllhiirl' 'Y.c.tn'- ytflpfl W WW X ,xt-ti-slxcgtixt-fr YNY ' 'swf ' XW?x'u.QticXiiW ,X --UUUC UMM. X30 ..ys'- ' -X xt ,s t v i -1 .smtp 1, '11 f- 0 ffaln, ','4'ff 09111 ,y f ,4 W 14? ,Wh A P, ' o ' ff 11,1 '11 r. ' J 1 1 '11 If o,,' El - 1B'll .c Puig, 52 yggsuvf SJl,3i.z!'bL ,tualtn High as bduutsvxs Nt Saul Jgllfi' Colm 'T Sus l i i 49 The picfure commitfrf, bfadnf bg Pal . , nfs 'H Tyflmk, biwj x.frntl!5n1K Pzufurrs and bgivnlan, ls. Sponsof 1'tf,,orlI off5,Wk4 P'4 '1 fX Plafnu itlnxfzilti, hrmg f Yalfnifv ffrt1,4Ulf 131-FAU, ,H -I-bglinv I ' Elgillc u 11111751 'lf fu ff 4 are ,113 1 of ' 'Ol Giviffimis 1 bg! UH JH Silmif m' PIONEER STAFF The remarkable cooperation among members of the Pioneer Staff and the unfaltering guidance of Mrs. Kivet, our adviser, have done much to make this book a success. The 1949 Pioneer, we feel, is a distinctive yearbook, and we are proud of the finished product. This year we have tried to carry out the theme in the book itself with more articles, art work, and pages. Typists have set new records for speed and efficiency, The art staff has brought new arrangements, and many copies were sold by collectors and the sponsor committee. Everyone worked hard and deserves a lot of credit. l-'irst nm, lift to right' Nlaxii- l':isiIl:i. firnci' Tlioliu, PM Teeling, 'fwiiixvig lfitiiy-bill. Hrs. Kurt. fihztrlm-s How. .lc-im XVfvstfrruCk, fflziim- Yaumrk Svciiritl rim: Arilxth Kun-hm. il-nm Baker. June Ymivliet-s, .Xgiies lngiriif. lilorlzl Viilfzix. -ltvzui Qlmckerilulsh. Emilie fit':iiu'li:liil'sI. lafis 'l'iiiliu. filznzi ll:n1win1:um, llfimm Matthews, Till' ,Ulf dtfliitr in l,uirim't- I'.hs.uii 'I'hH.l rim. Ki-ith Pzuilisml. Xlalilyri ,le-ffrr-5, fbi- 1 linux Xl.ilm-tsky, Xkizxym- Smiislll. -lairm-X Pcllirigtiiii. ljimulil Paish, Kutvtuoylil Arm' Mary Smyth, Nlziry Ami Chapnizm, Eleanor Potnsh, ff if X X .44 19 4. cf of vpn rbi' 1 J Z' ,524-11 'Zoo X .ra 0 :- zfo by 7:1- X ,A 'be' 6 Jfax 0,4 .r 1-5. C7 O . ., .N 3lw Band WF Page 5-1 Q1 I-Thr rnlirf Ivan! as sf malzrx fix forma- imn af Passaic Yalfrj, 1-hun exprrtx ntrJ pnnfi ll Hn' pam! bolt. 3-Mr. Pulmrr gum lun: Ruisma 1 trum- fvr! lmmn. rr. Thr xfrnr 4-.-Ulfrrt Bur, stufznt wrduulur of Ibn' lvanJ for turn wus. Svfmm Ihr frm: jams nr the P.l.. xtr- ilun, the uluatfon IS Hltnal. 6-Urals up' Hur tbrp romvf 7-Ou V img at Ihr PY, gamr. r mayurritu Ju mmf fanry shuf- The Pompton Lakes High School Band has always been one of Pompton High's greatest assets. The band has grown consistently through the years under the excellent direction of Mr. Theodore Palmer. He has worked most industriously to achieve the perfection which the band now boasts. The first project of the hand was to entertain at the football games. Much time was spent on marching, but the effort was well rewarded by the response given to its intricate formations and the playing of On. Ob Pomptorz. The band again played in the Band Festival at Passaic Stadium. The display given by each band was concluded by the entire group playing a march under Percy Faith, guest conductor. Each director received a letter containing constructive criticism from the judges. After the fall activities, the band concentrated on preparing for two concerts-one in February, the other in May. At these concerts, different music was presented to please every taste. The officers of the band were George Florance, presidentg Lois Christ- mann, secretaryg and Dorothy Cort, treasurer. The band members chose these people for their leadership and dependability. In order to earn a band letter, each member must have good attendance, a helpful attitude, and musical ability. Letters are awarded on Red-Letter-Day. The climax of the musical season was reached when the band played for the Commencement Exercises. The past record of the band has been an inspiration to its members and should be an incentive for others. Through their original ideas, they are pioneering by setting the pace for those who will follow in their footsteps. x - x X Iayce Wbritcnour, bud majorzttz. SM' -Q Q 1 'xA six '1rIQJorgi3is,' left to right: Lena Caporusso, Barbara Meredith, Virginia'Sanderson, Gloria Colfax, Grace Thulin Oyte ritenour Lillian Aug Violet Herman Lois Smith Beatrice XX eathe walks ' ,r '- ' t . r .l'irstr': ' D ifiiidllpolav.P2Qlr:ClaP:ig:charri, Betty IL,-le, Llara Hausamarm, Albert Barr, Stephen tmkkegrciisflzi Jennie Breelinah ,L0is.Ter,l . eie be le, Marilgn Connolly, Betty llermanni, Barbara Fern, june Garogta, Catherine Kleiwzrda Thc:1gtiety0weoiio3r1eSPa5saro, jalnice lJe.IvTrte,RlJnroihv Blom, lrene Cusick, Isabel Post, Betty Lou Ralston' June Reitsyna. gherlerte3'SS, larbe btictc es, obert Lux, john Yonkers, Robert Gentile, Tfemilin. Mafgaretirkntt Cramer Fourth rlow'aTleS, ll Kilim, Lyn' Alice Hanlwlck' MED' Mastlll' Frank Ednh Izeldyke Peter Toms Causal Corneliui Ai 0131 . urcl, Glenn Pannell, Edward Wiseman, Bill Amos, D I ' ,Y I Q 5. faq e Ruyscher. James-XX ostbrnck, Henry Vo-tlrock, Aim esemme, Gerarda Pool, Cornelius Baum bonya Schulz john Baum I-ifth rows hlizabeth Qim :Min O ilxitec Clifford Tyler Norman Brower Dick 'tloirrell Geor E ' A ' i L ' g V ' V ' , r , - 1, ge Florance, Richard Xolkart, Jack De Bl k, L ' Ch ' 1. mann' David Hfffoftr Richard Klein. ROBU 0llfiC!'SlCCVC. Mary Van Duyne, Dorothea Adels, Glfdys glfatterlliuit. Page 55 I lfrr J-pa 6F ' ll af igomljion e 101177 ow 0, n JI ,ia fi I, 4 5,0 3f'5r ' NJN. a f Mu Os g fanny Cfrford T310 Edu ara' Wrsfnzan W llflam Amos 1.3 rn 3 Ufrr IIHAPHR SIX In which we compete with our neighbors in various SPORTS The athletic teams of Pompton Lakes High School are noted throughout the State of New jersey for their outstanding ability and sportsmanship. In every sport our fellows play hard to come out on top as champions, and even when they are not offlcially state cham- pions, for our money they are the best champs who ever played. However, win or lose, our teams are famous for their sportsmanship. If we win, they do not gloatg if we lose, they do not cry. Their record is unimpeachable in this respect. Tradition figures largely in our sports. When we beat Butler by the highest score in our history, all seniors received their monkey jackets as Coach Benson had promised. As with every other school, we have traditional rivals whom we want to beat more than others, and this year we managed one out of two. There is a great deal of tradition connected with our trophies, and all the teams strive to keep those we have and gain new ones whenever possible In all athletics Pompton Lakes has always been outstanding This year our teams have been no different the fellows have played their hardest and set a fine record in sportsmanship and good conduct .11-wr their al gamer Y-5 ,....:a A. , . 7 g rwfi . , X '. r , . 'I . O' 1 X. T ig 41 , I fy, H. 1 ,I Y ' i - ' . , . , . ,, at 'claw .. . - ,Q . ., It ry . 'i--5 . lx . - . .... ,- . ,. . ' , , a- . ' - '- -m.1nv.2- 4 ' -' A W- v .AVF ,L A- - , 1 0 ,.. V. -gs.. ,. - fe, ',.--wf:.'v4v-21, - V -err. .- -. 1 , :5...g.1--,-,-.- - ,-3 , e f- ' 'f fx- ... llllllllllll BOONTON Boonton High supplied the opposition in the 1948 season's inaugural. The Cardinals brought home a victory by defeating the Red and Black 20-13. In the first half it was all Pompton. Boonton rallied after the intermission to tie the score, but the Benson boys once again turned on their offensive guns to score and put the game on ice. DOVER A strong well-balanced Dover eleven invaded Hershfield Park and outclassed the Pomptonians 20-0 in the first home game of the season, The Cardinals put up a gallant fight, but were unable to penetrate the veteran Dover line which time and again outcharged the Pompton forward wall and broke through to spill our ball carriers in their tracks. RAMSEY In a night game played at Ramsey, the Cardinals re- turned to their winning ways and defeated a favored Blue and Gold team 26-18. The Redbirds presented a classy ground attack which helped them build up a commanding lead at half time. Profiit was the big siege gun for the Benson boys, scoring 25 of the 26 points. BOGOTA The Pompton machine turned on the gas to trample the Bogota aggregation 33-13. An intercepted Purple and Gold pass on the first play of the game paved the way for the Cardinals' initial touchdown. The entire forward wall played aggressive ball, and the speedy Red and White backs led by Captain De Remer reeled off long gains. RIDGEWOOD October 23 just wasn't a Cardinal day. Ridgewood put on the pressure and upset the Bensonites 7-0. The Maroon and White capitalized on breaks and pushed over a touch- down in the first quarter. The Pompton offensive failed to click at all in this tilt and the forward wall was out-maneu- vered by an alert Ridgewood line. FAIRLAWN Sports writers' grid calculations were upset as Coach Benson's aggressive eleven defeated Fairlawn 13-O. It was Pompton's day as the fast-charging line kept the Fairlawn speed merchants in check. McCarren played a great game at end, while the blocking of Gallo and Aug paved the way for long runs by Profyrit and De Remer. PASSAIC VALLEY On a muddy field Pompton rolled to its fifth victory at the expense of Passaic Valley. The Benson boys outclassed their foes in every department to win by a count of 20-6. Profiit to the right, to the left, and through the middle told the story as Russ ran wild to score all the Red and White points. BUTLER The Cardinals wrote finis to their 1948 grid campaign by overwhelming Butler 61-6. Scoring three touchdowns, Proffit brought his season's total to a new high in Pompton football history. The entire squad including V. and Freshman-Sophomore players clicked to perfection. De Remer, McCarren, Aug, Evans, Dooley, Profiit, Ottens, Gesbocker, L. Cusick, and Gilmore ended their foobtall careers in smashing splendor. The 1 sty tram tba! beat Butler 61-6. Russ P oil! All State fullbacl, pac!! Pompton's attack at Paxsaic Valley. Glue ling: ed r dx Tom Erani and lim MrCnrrn, .mare tb: pigxkin. Tom Muon: swaps wide noun! :ni for 1 smashing Captain Bob De Kean gels Tb: wmly lun Inu: up or auay a long kick. puttin, Pompton Lakes Boonton Pompton Lakes Dover ., Pompton Lakes Ramsey Pompton Lakes Bogota Pompton Lakes Ridgewood Pompton Lakes Fairlawn Pompton Lakes Passaic Valley Pompton Lakes Butler .. VARSITY l-'OOTllAl.I. TI-ZXNI rst row, left to right: Len Ilrmley. Thnnms livnxxs, l,arrx wetterflelrl James Hel xrrcn Rmlwrt lh' R1-mer, lilxgene Ottrns, Rolla-rt Hallo, ,luck fume er ru .f Mc nr rvw: Petr-r lluffmzm, lfmlwarrl Homin, llmxzxhl Rnln11sm1,'l'hunus :rom r I lnlml Russell Pnffit Len fusick August Fuller, Roy Suscrv. lhm ru re 1 Prank Beclnarek, john Coxavery, George Rovers, Donald Yan Noor! fred lxlel fred Perkms, James Cusick, Samuel Ullman. BASKllBAll The Cardinal five completed the 1948-49 basketball season with a record of fourteen victories and four defeats. Under the fine leadership of captain Eugene Ottens. the Pomp- tonians touched the spark by defeating Paterson Tech 46-25 Re- assured by the initial win. the Cardinal and XY'hite went on to over- come successively St. Luke's 49-38. Paterson Tech. 5'-44. and Eastern Academy 52-46. After dropping their hrst loss to Dover 55-35. the Cardinals journeyed to Passaic Valley and removed the sting from the Hornets 45-26. Back on the winnng track, the P. L. quintet 1-Cfmfb Bruton Jmgnznzf iz rrru for tin' lmrir. 2-l n'J Aug tfrzbblis Jour: mint. xerrlrrzflli' for lbw with' Captain Eugene Ottens Season'x high :coin- Frrtl Aug, u'i1lJ 304 points. downed Ramsey 41-36 and knocked off Eastern Academy again, this time 49-40. Dropping an exciting, well-played game to Butler on the away court 35-30, the dauntless Cardinals came roaring back to nose out Boonton 64-61. At home once more, we absorbed our third defeat from the Fair Lawn aggregation, but the Cardinal and White refused to stay down. They went triumphantly on to smash Butler 68--49 and Bogota 59-48 at Bogota. After conceding their final defeat to Boonton 67-58. the Pomp- tonians overcame P.V. 50-38 and took the wind from Doxeris sails 44-42 to wind up the regular season. In the Lakeland Conference Jamboree. the P.L. quintet drubbed Butler 60--41 and smashed Passaic Valley -42-18 to take the 'lamboree championship. The athletes who represented Pompton Lakes played to the best of their ability and proved once again that fair play and sportsmanship are great traditions at Pompton Lakes High School. The varsity team consisted of captain Gene Ottens at guard. Russ Profht at center, Fred Aug. ,lim McCarren. and Carl Van XX'inter alternating at the forwards, and Larry Setterheld and Bob Gordon at the other guard post. 3-lfour ucarj iarwlj mrn ai flu' lull' 4-Lrwkw ui if tlutri' might br qi i a lv.. 5. L- 316' 9 1 Engl ,ijtaagx 'Q' 41103 A' U in ,6, U 'TFL V' 1 r. 7 v Vxqggpqu ,Egg Jjxui V 27 j 17!' 11 WM 23 if ,4 ' . Y Af'-7 ' 15.5 ff ' 'ff 3 s u -' ...M M... x W' , -1 -1 -A 'Wig A'-3 ' .p 5 g E ax E 'A ix F5 W First row: Robert Reinauer, Carl Van Winter, Robert Shaver, Frederick Aug, Thomas Marone, James Pel- lington, Donald Van Noordt. Second row: Coach Benson, James Cusick, Fred Kiel, Ronald Otten, Wendell Breithaupt, Robert Brown, Norman Brower. Third row: Franklin Baird, Joseph Hoffman, Lester Robinson, Lawrence Setterheld, Jacob Junta, Donald Robinson, Roy Sharpe. BASEBALL b b ...A bfwivlins COM 'Ni if-10 Page 62 9? bf' new ca AUS Cnwfclz ,mf- to SM' The 1948 baseball team completed the season with a rec- ord of four victories and six defeats. Sparkplugged by captain Fred Aug at second base, the .1949 team looks forward to a very successful season this year. Each year baseball takes on a greater significance as a major varsity sport, and this year promises to be no different. 1949 SCHEDULE L bcio April 3 Eastern Academy Away 19 Eastern Academy ...,.. ......, H ome 6 Butler ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,r,,,,,, A way 22 DOVCI ............,,....,.. Y... - .Home 10 Boonton ...,,,.,.... Home 26 Boonton -Y,A,YY,YY..Y.. ...,.V. A Way 13 Passaic Valley ,,,, Away 29 Passaic Valley ..... .,..... H ome 16 Ramsey ,,,,,,A,,,, Away 18 St. Luke's ..,.,,..,,. Away May 20 Butler ...,.,. .- .,,,,,. -,.. ..... Away 2 St. Luke's ..... .,...., H ome 24 Dover ,..,,, ., ,,,,,., ...,,,,. A way 1948 SCORES Pompton Lakes ....... .,.... 5 Eastern Academy ..... .... 1 Pompton Lakes .,,,,.. ...... 6 Dover ..,..........,,,...... ..,. 5 Pompton Lakes ,,,. ...,.. 2 Boonton ..... - ......., ,,.. 3 Pompron Lakes .... ,,,,., 2 Passaic Valley ..,.. ..... 3 Pompton Lakes ,,,, ...... 2 Butler ,,...........,.......,.............. 7 Pompton Lakes ,...,, ,..... 7 Boonton ,,,,.,.. .. .,,YY.......... 6 Pompton Lakes .,,, .... l 0 Sr. Luke's ...... ...... - ....... 8 Pompton Lakes .... ,,.,,, 2 Butler ....,.,.,,,.,.. .. ........... I0 Pompton Lakes ...... 2 Passaic Valley ...............,.... ., 7 Pompton Lakes ,.,. ...,,. O Dover ............... - ,......... 2 . if-1: b bil ' . z Tom second' lm ooh lillou had If, QW 615 3 xi-SG Under the supervision of Mr, Yott, the bowling Club met Tuesday after school. Boys from the Club comprised the Bowling Team, Competing with schools in this area for a trophy. The boys devel- oped excellent mustle control through this popular swort First row seated left to right Gordon Gilmore Keith Paulrson Thomas Evans Rene Baker Donald Osinga Luis Perez Mr lntt Second row stand mg Alden Guxllerm Frank Sanclemenn Roy Sharpe Edward Harsch Court ney Powell Leo Hammond Donald Van Noordt George Rovere William Ebert Hurry Padgett blah 1 frrnfc :bot Jaws the faxruag ax Chuck Vreelaml lookx on Kexth Paulxson goes for 4 dnl.: Fil Left to right Harrv Padgett Gordon Gilmore Harold Laauwe Charles Vreeland James Codiroli Nlmer De Remer Nlr Cwmbaluk Coached by Mr Cymbaluk the golf team deter mined by tryouts in the beginning of the year, joined a league with a number of schools in the area and played two games with each of them Newly organ ized in Pompton Lakes, the team made out very well in its first year GOV Page 63 I ' 1 ' , Q . , E, - I 1 I I I 5' X . I ,.r f K x I -4 - :. ,f e in A-1 7 n . ,V . .sf ' 1 .Pl I 5 . , 4 1 n 1 . , , - THE TRACK TE STUD! IANAI 1110! 1303! T F99-if Bob DeRemer :bows bis form for lb: dircux ubilr Coach Kono- urlz looks on approlinglg. Fire asbiring sprrnlrrx ou! fa brralz the 14011413 rrconf. Av First row: Robert Florance, Herman VValder, Foster Blake, John Hrirsliurgh, Richard VVilde, Roller! Paul, Robert Semlm, Roller! lirennan, Ronxilil VV:-lilm. Second row: Anford Nelson, james Hughes. Allwrt Tlwnm. Frank Bednarek, farl Huffrrmn, Keith l'a1ilism1, Roller! lie Re-mer, llwimng Camplnell, Eugene Marshall, R l rt 4 ilrn l R lor i. 'lhxrt row: Mr, Konowilz, Martin Reardon, oli- crt Knrnerling. Roller! Thiimis, Eduard Anrlruws. 1-tlL'NflllE Guil- lerm, Harry Ilolzm, John llnum, Arthur l.inz. George Revere, lfrank Fchaxlile, Niirnian XYilson, Bruce Ilzirrling. Cilnrtney Pow- ell. lfrvun XYorth, Vharles Tnlner, Kenneth Ptvsley, Fred Kahnert. .lnrnvs Aldrich. Andrew Romzime. Last row: l.e Roy May, Davd YL lrlt Xlf rl ll 721 l ll ll NI l ll K' N. : rt' Li , A worn , iillaf . ore , A iert iillen, Dennis Rich, ll--my lliingrrint-ii. Fred llzizekqnnp. Lee 7:i'pt-iztxm-, Frwl Perkins, Charles Miller, Arnold Grieves, Rolmert Storch. For the Hrst time in Pompton's history a new varsity sport hit the spotlight. Mr. Konowitz organized and coached a varsity track team. Spring training began in March and the fellows went out to set new records for Pomptons annals and Prlgc' 6 add Apr, May May May May june to our trophy case. THE SCHEDULE 28 Butler ....,,,.,,,,,,,. , ,,,,, ., . N S Ramsey ,,,,,,,.. .. ,,,,,,,,c a ,,., ,H 14 Long Branch Relays .,,,, 18 Bernardsville -V ---V , 21 Lakeland Conference Meet , 4 Stare Meet . .,,.,.,,,,,,.r,,....,,, Bird't-eye lieu! of Al Grllen ,, , Away at Suffcrn ,, Away , , Away at Dover , , at New Brunswick faking a pole :null in fine sig S3 lpn! g Y TJ' Q is X 1 X if 7 ,L 11 i 1 , K I .S laorfa .siclefgh pffxgn bd w lib fqkfi I Ii! 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' ei flak lIHAPllIl SlVl Concerning those w o struck pay drt THE SENIORS Four years of hrgh school can be put to great adyanta e by a student and we of the senror class haxc done our best rn thrs respect We haye learned to shoulder respons bxllty and to carry all our plans to completron We haxe learned to apprccrate the xalue of books the beauty of art and mu rc and the worth of the mdryrdual Now we leaye the protectne arms of chool and enter SOClCfy as adults Henceforth vue must turn more to ourselyes for the solutions of problems we must be gurded to a great extent by our own xnrtratne and conscrence and find the mward strength to guxde us oyer the rough spots Today as we near the close of the hrgh school year we realrze that our hrgh chool years haze gryen us the preparatron we need to begun our careers As Semors vye haye fulfilled our oblrgatrons and dutres as far as we were able durmg the past year and rn many ways we have pro neered rn our school not only thrs year but through all our hrgh school years But we look for our most rmportant proneerrng our drscoverres our ways of bettermg the world we lrve rn our relatrons wrth man krnd rn the years to come It wont be long untll we are the moyrng sprrrt of goyernment busxness scrence and everythrng else affectrng the nation and world Then you will see the measure of our proneerrng As men and women we wall stnve to achieve success rn all our endeavors E J x 'ffwxfrij x Ly-J X l ff!! 'J X ,X X ff-4? fl' X Jw 'wr .ff 'L ' A i . . . X fl . ' D at xg J - als . X X I-A X If LI XXX , 1? ,L P6 J, t X 1, 42 X Xxx P A by V 's , at t ll N JIAX 5 -F., y y yy l CLASS OFFICERS tk PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY JAMES PELLINGTON ANFORD NELSON GRACE THOLIN The president of any organization should pos- sess certain character traits. Among these are initi- ative, honesty, dependa- bility. sportsmanship. and f above all - leadership. We, the Senior Class ot' 19-49. realized that .lames Pellington possessed these qualities and chose him to guide us through all our endeavors. Vfith ,lim as spokesman, our class start- ed new traditions, intro- duced new ideas. and emerged successfully from business ventures. rugs os As our second in com- mand, Anford was always willing to otliciate when the president was absent, His cooperative spirit and willingness to help went far in making our every protect a success. Al- though Anford was busy with other activities. he always found time to give useful suggestions and original ideas which add- ed to the progress of our LlJ55. Grace is known through- out the school for her ex- cellent typing and short- hand ability. This, plus the fact that she is eth- cient, capable, depend- able. and punctual, made her the ideal choice for Senior Class secretary. Even though Grate was the head twirler for the band. she completed the tasks ot' her otlice as sec- retary on time and with a smile. TREASURER ELEANOR POTASH As our class treasurer, Eleanor had to keep track ot' our tinancial records and handle all our busi- ness transactions. Her abil- ity in hoth mathematics and bookkeeping enabled her to come up with the right answers to balance her hooks, Her honesty, accuracy. cooperation, and friendly tnanner have won the admiration and con- gratulations ot' the entire class. pcC,E M ARXE GR D. A. R. AWARD This award is conferred upon one senior girl each year by the Hester Schuyler Colfax Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. This year, Marie Casella was chosen by the senior class as the girl who best represented the qualities fixed as a basis for the selection-dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Marie has had a fine scholastic rec- ord throughout school and has been an active partici- pant in many extracurricular activities. Her originality has been an asset to several organizations, and she has constantly worked l-or the advancement and im- provement of the school. N in PELUNGTO 5 . VME OUTSTANDING BOY Every year the Senior Class of Pompton Lakes High School elects a boy whom they consider the most prominent member of their class. james Pel- lington received the honor this year. Throughout his school years, he has always been recognized as a student of wide interests and high scholastic ability. He has achieved many worth-while honors as a stu- dent, including the American Legion School Award, a representative to Boys' State, and a member of the Honor Society. His extracurricular activities include the Student Council, Senior Class President, Assem- bly Club, Pioneer and extend even to baseball. His all-round personality has made him .1 friend to everyone. Page 69 .. 5 g' el' JOHN J AMOS Fuzlb rs his mluldlc mum Aluays rms lo Abla3 flu Annu Mum mtcrcsl ns musn. Hopns to cnur ilu busmlss hgld wlmq, 9 r any 11 ur Llulz c us DORIS ANIN ANDLRSEN A small bomb u ll off nzrloit soul as lonls as a r Dewouc of readmg, and draw m P ns a gareer a a R mg 9 10 Art 11 Latm 2 ar 'tv' 'V- BARB HRA A BACKMATN YU7lHl11 111.1 a nuls smu blJ A app sling and Usb! sfj 1 Om ui our pcpprest and cu e Clncrlcadcrs Plans to mm the suruanal Edd LH al lrruxp V bln lluh 9 lnr.-Lr'L.1m1Lr1 11,17 Lrwxr 11, 1',1, 1arr:1',1'Urcmr Jgc' 'U JANE BAILEY usaixl lu flu ntlw gn: A Lbarmrng g rl u. all 112 an Lnkns dammg and most sports Suruarral vsorln and mar rugu an m I L iururr Choral l,rrfu,19 lylcc Llulf 9 lil, Yublxc Npgalurzg .1 Prfru DOROTHE 4. L -XD! LS Imnjlmr az Hn rm u un l r lr Yrgm J , 111 Interested ln Eluurcn vo k and sports Xmbmon ro b come a nurse 9 Urcwf: I r r m Askclball 11 11 fxr lblc Club 1 rtr mural Baseba1l 11 'Iwpmg 17 ff IN FREDERICK AUG Lvak for Frrds name In Baseballs Hall of Iamr An outstandmg a hlue 11 :ports NY 111 slay mrh sports as a coach rw 13 1 rr .1 sketball 10 1 Ba c 1 1 LOI5 -XXX K1 DRIQH rm ur J ,,,, fvr .1 flllllf 5 s bonu , alfzal -'sn cncllw snnurrese remand m bung. a du rugm cial Kr .rrx Nm lull 10 NW-3KII1g 11 Imernauonal Relauons 17 LILLIAN A AUG Winn rl forms la things done ur Lrllmn aluags nngs Ibn bell A sparklmg and arrranne ma jorern ants be medrgal assxsrant vsir 11 nr 9 ur 5 nd 9 1 1 Nlnrutornal 5 C hler N11 rnlur E A H l V N55 7.1 SIU H1 P1 Y dj ' A - I l v A- ' s ,. . A 1 I X R J If ' Jf' ff 1 l Ely uxll nrrjlr J ' . ' ' I l 1 J, I' 'x ' 'r' In s' f sf, V j 1, gd 2 ..... f 15 c- U ' 5 ' 1 ur f , In. .. -- 1 , Art . 17, 11: Barifi ff. 10. 11. 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L11-tes hunting and all sports Hopes to be a drattsman or engxnecr Nlamtenance Llub 9 Sports Q an 14 an ALBERT E BARR Karp gour ry on Albcrf Burr Leadmg a band h s sun lo star Accomplrshed pranxst dxrector of the Al Barr urntet Musrc rs hrs future of course Flag Ralser 9 ,Ir Polrce 9 Band 9 10 Student Conductor 11 1 on' 0 Ram xo U Stun en Councll 11 Iuhlxc bpeakmg I1 JOAN CLAIRE BAKER To make tba uorld I1 frrrmflg plan One rr ut sfaou a ncnrflg aw Exccls m language and home econommcs 1 atztn Russell Sage College attcr grad uatlon f n 1 1,1 flee I u'JI C Nreakm er Ou' 1 I llJI31'X StaR' 17 Xiomtorral btaff 12 Pxoneer M f 415' F, 41- iw' C LORRAINIE BAUMGAERTEL The fn! thing lbat you re a L IS ilu' sparkle' rn bn FJFS Enjoys hnlung svummmg and clanung Would lure to become a typxst Furl Re uni 9 Nlonltorlal Staff 5 s FRAINK I BEDNARLK When the rhrpx are zloun He url! nezer mun Mam Interest rs fishing Desires to own a huntmg and 6511105 loclba ln tht North XL oods Sports 10 17 Konserxzmon Club 11 football Nianager ll 1 jun. , as Qi CI 1 'IAA I X UV V. I -1143, ETHEL JOAN BEEKMAN She r sure! and pclrlf' Am! the but kind to med Her zthleuc abnlru and sports manshrp are grtat assets Anmmg for eolltgc L- mn r mural Nrrrts frts 11 Iululxc Speakrng N14 nxtorxal Staff 17 Wan 7.5 bv -... GLORIAJ BINGHANI WILLIAM A BLONI Frumily graft ul amf meal Ax sbc ollous h r damrng FF An accomplxshcd dancer In one of the leadmg dame studxos Dancmg IS her future tamt an Bontl 9 fhora Croup 9 Orchestra 9 Hand 9 11 1 Puhlxc Speakmg Xarxetx Show ll amboree Latxn 12 Pxuneer Bl ink 5 u ll rmusun from all sorfs 0 plrasun' An avnd sports fan Imme dnate future lres rn the Army Ilummg and Iwshmg 9 Ba ket ports 0 1 10 Page 71 . . H f ' I , A , A I . VV, U . f V I 1 V ' . . . Vlull - d '11, 5 , I ,, 1 V - X I ' ' amd xr eg Cys 91 5 fm. ' f 'V I ' U. 2 ' -1 ,J g1I1Tz- ,, ,- f' . mi 11, 125 Ch' 25 . ,' ,, I ' . , . . x 1 VV ,fl 1 ft 5 , Y K O lr 1 . I V V A VV Typrnf 91 Iizmfl 9, Ill, 111 I.z ' ' ' 'A - IU: Inta 1 .UI '1f1.11.1lg . , -. T V . 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F135 f - .Q H Eu . ,. ,N -, .'?fC 2 'N 'kv Q' LEO PATRICK CUSICK Any yob large or small 0 I rm fu ra INottCl ft hrs sthool spnrnt espeually on the football field Has dcurmnncd to study bxolop m Lollngc 11 cut Cu 11r1l no IIKSII C ALICE DEGENAARS Sol spoken brautx ul sk: Artrstxf abxlrty hex unllnzn Great accomplnshment IS bemg part ou ner of a ur Dtsnrcs to become a commercxal arust Lam 10 Prench 17 PETIE R T DALY inuufvll raxygrung ctr 5 a 111 gnu ual! Vvluf us 0 nr vu 1 Ins on tar Ss In a IIILII1bLI' III Umlv. Sams ranks Txprn MINER B DEREMER Ion coulda! nd allow nf-r, Than a pal lrlzc gemal Mmrr Our Ieadmg bolfer Has deuded to become a funeral d1rector Qports 9 10 Golf Team Six 4 ROBERT D1 BOW Hn prrxorzalrly galnv a rn J Hub frtams them fo Ihr am! Runs hxs own gemral store and new tar Has cl udtd to rtmam In busmess for Inmsclf lonserxatxon Llub 11 Iypmg, ROBERT DEREMER Caplan: of our ootball Ifam Ikrpt the squad right on the beam Tops as football Laptam and prtsndent of Student Cuunul Hopes to tnttr Nluhlenbcrg Col the and study polmnal sutmt Nt 1 cnt iuuncnl 9 lil Presxt gut uotlanll 9 L apt nn sc 11 0 I- rtm ttlla I 1 PATRICIA DECUNIBFR .mm 1 full 0 ur f rbtnul uunl ju rzrry OHL One of tln top bowlers on the mam Ilopu to 1,0 to 'N C 1f1tr 1.,I'.lKlllJI1Ol'I 1-.xl xltr 1 C I YI II III -ff I I 115, 1111111.41 Sp: rts 11 T' NANCY H DICKHAGEN Someone Cufe bas Jlrurk your anry nl itll me xl mus 4' Iwanfj One of the stars of the Semor Pay Has chosen haxr stylxng as a vocatxon rxmatxc flul 9 Ncw paper 9 on y 11 Intramura nrt Nlonm IIA Sta 1 Publxc Npeakmg l bcnxur I .xy 9 a N W 1 XEESZZXXN f ax f X 1 l M 0 9 lQ:..f2.f.?T..X 3 xii:-X tk - Page 74 E? ,gf 6? -gk u I I' .f J.. Ji 'M . 1 Q 1 L Q . ' n i . v wx ,1 , i 4 P. ,, .. 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ELEANORE M DODDS T all :fx frar Shes wry xmrrre Fnjoys ICC skating ancl roller skatxng Expects to become a bookkeepcr llramattc Club 9 Ilxknng Club 9 te Lluln 9 10 Lhmr LEO F DOOLEY JR On uc our Bud Wally YBIFS H15 alnally uon Iht Slllff .Shafts On nte a champton nn speed skatmg Wants to ,om the Navy and sec the world orts 10 1 Iwotn 17 ROBERT DYKSTRA With nezer a roufn Bob seldom xloux down Huntmg Hshmg and photogra phy occupy hrs spare ume Wrll conunue study ln techm cal Held Qturlent founcll 9 Bowlmg 9 Pulnluc 'ipeakmg ll WILLIAM C EBERT He slay m the background or auhlle Then mmm orth m a htlp ul sts v Enjoys dancmg hockey and track Is going mto the Navy 'Newman Athletlc Clulx 9 I0 Tenms 11 Howling 1 -1-.i.....--- JOHN W DUFFY As a comedian hes on e hcam Irs yoke! pour th Ural, sinam O r class vut Interrng Seton Hall to study for us: ness rrts 10 7 Twmng unc Speaking ll 'Q MARIE ELLSWORTH Manex xxnrerc and tary sweef A romhmaixon hard to heal An excellent seamstress nn any type of sewing Teaching grammar school IS her goal ftrl Reierses 9 'lrl II1 yorts 10 ll JEANNETTE DUSSELAAR A rxcndlg gxrl ue all have mc Etcrgom ought to rcmemher Irannrttl A roller skatmg enthusuast Ambxtlons art nn the stcrttarnal hed A 9 911:-xn1shl0 ll B1l1ltLlub 5 MARGARET L EUTERMARKS A genial srmlf a plvaslng uay Beam rom Margaret etery a Has hxdden musncal talent to be exploited F ure rs journalnsm Arts and Frafts 9 Spanish 10 I Glee 1 1 '?fX I if tl tv. -X ,111 l,.,, a ffff Page 75 I j if E ff' I . 9 2 ' I 4 J ,- n dia - cv 0 - nl I , er -, l v 1 Y J vv ' r tb rf f - A . , V , 4 -U ,, I I , , - I 1, , 4 , - ' X -, I ' for in a ' . . . . . , 1 - A lf' I A : I Q , I z V I V ' V b .h .. h . 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' ' u fa 1 is 11113 Of 1' gbr 11 ur - af 'r, ' Yo' ' J up if a it of Bt ' f Q r ' 1' . . 'i' ' Play' a slmrp clarinet 1 1 T H C L S S 1 ' V A 1' ' 1. A f 5' . C1 I U. 125 l1.1lv . 1411 ral Cruz, 93 BA111 0, 117. 11. ' g . 12: 1.32111 ZH: B1-v111f'rin1 ftaff 111, 12: French 11g , . re-g meer. EWILIE NI -XRIE GROOTENDORST Go 1 fn halo ber Hou mug grate A 1411713 1111111 114111 bn 'al Has been sense m mam school affaxrs lleadmg Io N C :hc eral -Kr! Councxl rc ms 12 xo CLARA A HAUS -XM ANN She rlocx brr uork rom Jay lo Jag rz mrts 111 r 1 14 mt comes bn uag Lxcels m shorthand twpmg :md oflice practue bc supcrxor secretary or'1l Troup 9 Q tau 11 I ' 8 Lluh 1 1 nd 11 12 Pxone r DKNISE H-XRRVXGTON Y '71 71 3 S711 1 1116 I 111 11111 lf non fm as cr 11 :na g 1: lcenon x urs o return xo Best s a rx askqzhdll 9 A? FRANK S HEARW A fcllou rmc Io haze around A lrmr H111 foul not e founl In,oys malung, model axrplanes Would lxkc to be a truck druer or l'l Bt.l13l1lx. r 11110 1 Nlaxntenarxce ftl I oster ll gk?-x J flxffflse JLNE w HEIDT Alblcfzm IV fur I7lH2l'f tbnll In all xfu hav a mzlural skill Abnlxu eemers around sports Wants to be a telntxpxsr or gum :ln Spars IT Rucrxcs 9 1 10 Glee Club 1U Sports o,' N HAZE1. CAROL l'l1:RRl'NGER e sp ks Ile a 11111110 Espanol, The dzplomanc srnzcc IS her gon Speaks fluent Spanish Hopes to pcm rhe Drplomaue Corps atnr compleung, college 131111 9 1 1h VIOLET HERUAN Snulvfg slruller al mcg gunz' Xlflllf I'Iuman rx ber name Om of Hnesl tvnrlers Should be a dependable sccrc mrs :cc C1111 9 Nlrmorxa Q 11 17 Typxng 11 'Nlajorene 9135, 1'9'Is 'C 'Y '39 CHARLES HESS T0 Charlxe lbe dard IS c ry tbmg Bu! flerxone else bu prune: sing Enuable record for scholasues Ploneer and Honor Souety Rutgers IS hxs college selecuon Stun ent f ouncll 9 Qafelx P tr 9 Newspaper 9 lbrimmc Club 9 Asiemlzlw Committee 9 Photogmphw 10 Ridlo IJ Pub llc Speaking 11 17 lrojectnomst 11 jr ,hmlvoree llonor Qoclety 12 Qemor Play Pmneer Assocmte Elnlor Page .. HV I , A ,Y 5' S Y ' ,R 4 I . 1 ,, Hr j 1- .iz 1 1.-, 1111, ' - , Y . . 1 V 1. H 1 X , 'Q 1'1011,11 n ,J rj in kallj ' ' ' ' 11A -an ex.: .pi 1 dog. r -1- ,g -f 11 . 1 93 l.at:r: 1': Ftizflf-zz. , U . 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I' ' 'Q BARBARA S HILL bxt 0 nom' shes nm 1 str Dont gou lznou xt: Bobhxe H1 Dancmg ab1l1ty would b credrt to Arthur Niurraw Plans to be a recepuomst Spamsh 10 Publxc Speakmg ll 0' it C-XRL HOFFMAN An all round' ellou lzke 0 ot 1' Carl our Orig mner brolher Apprecrares all sports especralls basketball The 'Naxy vull clarm lum after graduatron Basketball 9 Sports 9 10 E A JLNI I' HORTON Armin allrarfuf' appealing Mung tall 1111 ofirn rrzralrng Capablx Lxtcutes am kmd of dance step Fasluon model mg rs to be her future Grr Rescues 9 K 10 Omer ella 11 J Jamboree blee Club jon. HOPPER JOAN ESTEL HOPPER Samethxng drferent a lritlr shy She ll be suuessful by and bg Plays the accordron delrghrfully Arms toward bemg a comptometrrst Typmg 9 Handrcraft 9 Spanrsh C12 Q1 1 A Through her sunny dzspoxrtxon She retenes no uppoufxon Enloys roller skarrng and clan cmg Contemplates bemg A beauuuan Furl Reserxes 9 10 Glee Club '99 Ti -T Page 78 MARGARET HOWARD Neatmrx plus rophfrlxratlon D0 rummuml mumh arrma fron Margaret s well modulated 'vorce has ever been an asset ro poses to besome a medrual st-eretarx xmg 'Nv1aer9Lo1r lu Llee L ub 11 Iublrc Spea mg 17 BETH HOSLIY rn 1 11111 ll ho has pl nlg 0 1lS1 Lowes ro rce skate l'er pltasrnp, manner mll be an asset 1n the secrctarxal field bpamsh 10 Publrc Speakrng 11 Proneer JAMES F HUGHES A urllmg hear! a hrlpmg hand Aluayr rradg on Jrmand Inrensely mtercsred rn mrdget auto raung Hrs future lres mth the armed seruccs -X rllarre Llub 9 xTdllllCll3l'lC!Z Llub 9 ,, f A . ' , . . R. A f , f ,, 'II5 - f , H , ., . lj ,I 'Hr' If 1 ,, f - T H C L S S . .. Y , 6 I 5 . A v 12. I ' 5 , . A 4 9 h ' x , 3 pt I' . . N l -Ov A 1 I 1 I A , 1 -H II' a 1u'n'f ' l' law I , , , , - f' ' f '11 :- , gli' 'l -, grrt ig I- Ii I -I -- w Q F- S 5 5 3 f ,V 11, 12. ' . 5 5: V- f-f rv - - ' , 1 ' , . V 10, 11, 12. ' 11. 12- l Y A f X-f ' ' ' .1 1 ' Q , ' . 4 ' AS, 1 , 'h' ' . 'lxpi 9,s1,e rr, kv SHIRLEY I ,IANIES Ba albizll her fatonle sjwrl She rirll3 slars out on the tour! A great sports enthusiast XXIII find her place in the usi ness vnurld urls 9 0 Ban Bowling 10 Intra mural Sports 10 11 12 XIARILYN JEFFREY In anglhmg to do uzth school WUVkll1g hard rs her golden ru t A great hit as the gym teacher in the Senior Play Con sidcrs attending Alfred Uni xersity will fun 0 Iatin rtnc 11 inis Senior I lax I ioneer JOAN 1. KENNEDY 'Thr urge to rrealc' Drirrminvs her ale. Distinguished by her outstand- ing art work . . . Should be a zine commercial artist. Art 9, llg Newspaper Art Editor 93 Bowling lflg Intramural Bas- kethal lil, 113 Intramural Base- ball 113 Tennis 125 International Relations 12g Pioneer. CHARLOTTE M. KERN Her smile her humor all un alll A heart thats lined uith puffs! gold. Interested in dancing and every sport . . . Plans an occupation as a secretary. Hunting and Fishing 105 Glee Club ll, CI-I-XRLES RAYMOND I-ILNZIKER JR Hu ee! possess the prouets 0 Ariane 0 trot uzns ihe a an Dancing ability gase him a try out on Broadv ay The stage looms large in Chucks future 9 arie S ow Jamboree Llass N ice President AGNES LOUISE INGINO Sues! and neat Ana' 'LFYQ pelxte An and reader Personality and ability will help her be come a private secretary Typing 9 Newspaper 9 P bl Speaking 11 Pioneer ' u lc JACOB JUNTA Trul his fume rs :ery fall So In hun! is ar rom small One of the mainstays of our baseball team for three years His future has baseball in it too B wling 9 Sports 10 11 e 10 il O 'B FREDERICK WILLIAM KAHNIERT I do as I case Ami I do xl uxth ease ewelry model airplanes and shop work are his specialties ewelry designing is his business Camera Club 9 Radio I0 Typ ing ll Poster Club 12. Q Pdgc' 79 r1-pw T' 4 f' L RICH KRD IxIIrXZI EN Ill 1111 gurm In xnr111'lJf' fl 1 A lbuugbfrul man uf' nal: r rad1o club rad1o vcork Ongmaror of our Iuturc lrcs n vurh nhl. Armx R 141111 Klub Dlrcctur Q -'V BXRB XRAJ IKLFIN K A1 I Illix S7711 11 11 r swm mon ll orllv u ful Ie slcnunb and rcadmg occupw her Insure. rum XY 1ll enter Paterson Stare lezuhcrs College 1s 1 -1 m 10 en lem 1 Lhoxr 11l I 11 ne 541 CATHFRINF H IXIIFIXX I RDA H1 umzl v ul gzft f goo11 1111111111111 1a E rryom 11111 uanl11 Ixkf to I N151 Anne nn all musxg c asses Hopes to bcgomc 2 secretary mrllcr it J 1 9 C mer 'x 9 111 c 11 1 11 II u IIC bpeakmg I2 2 A NN ILII-XXI I ROFHLER 1 V1 4 r 65 f 1 gum! uz1r alum fn 5 wa 5 if 11111 Noted for IIIS Em smtgrng some XX 1Il nnur ulxcrllung, us1 mss as Zl salrsman I luhlnc 11:1 mg II Npurls 7 15 lb gr lfgy 'n 'i Q .1 421 We W LAAUWE HELEN12 M LA SALA MARGARTT ANN ARDITH C KUEHM HAROLD KOOISTRA z 10111 tbafs 11u11ul!lu 1 Dufkfmntmq 13 lm aloflft' A IIN!! 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For lb: personality krd Another of our football men lrkes all sports Expects to enter the Navy Newspaper 9 Baseball 9 10 ll Basketball 10 At 10 Football 19 Spor ....4..!.....4 4? w EDWARD S LONGEE A cbunlz o surfer: H: s rure to passer: Viam ac1:1w1t1es center around svnmmmg sports and mov1e proyectnon The Army IS Eds career Chess and Checkers 9 Spamsh fl IQ THOMAS B MARS H res a fellow uxlbout care A eelmg eteryone hopes lo than' Good musnc and books are h1s Looks forward to a career 1n the busmess world IDICFCSIS A1rplane Cu 9 Art 10 xo Og .7 ELIZABETH A LYLE Haxl fellow uell met Surelg 13171 es Bet Our bass drum player and a lovely soprano 1n the cho1r Wxll major 1n WDICC at college Choral Grcup 9 Band 9 11 1 011' Lardma EUGENE R MARSHALL A studzoux sort o lud rs he He must know what lm ufure wzll be Has a mathematlcal and scxen t1f1c mmd Has won NROTC scholarsh1p to study engmeenng Gymnashc Club 9 Qtage Club 10 Huntmg and Fxshmg 1 Operetta 11 T pmg 11 12 NT-J L.. ,eff if aug Y f ax I I A ,I 1. ,. 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DONNA A MATTHEWS lzrrr a question on ber mind Its sure tba ansuer :hc urll HCT CUIIOSIIQ 2l'Tl2ZCS CVCIY ORC Should be a capable secre tary Bowlmg 9 Curl Reserves 9 Trl H1 Y 9 10 Sport: 11 Pxoneer JAMES I MCCARREN A ootball plagrr full 0 rrsrru It talus 141113 to daunt fu mn: An expert skater Wants to stay mth football as a coach Nevusgaper 9 Baselnll 9 F 9 12 Basketl Sports 9 ll btu en Louncxl l0 Public Speakmg 12 K' E X!! li RAYMOND G MONICOURTOIS Dont blame me or bnmg n It fould happen to anyone Tmlters mth model planes and lrkes avratron Wrshes to become an aeronauucal engmeer Bovulmg 9 Twpxng 9 Radxo I0 Publxc Speakmg ll Sports 12 Page 82 Q55 MARY MORNAN A xtutlxous quret lrttlf brunette Marg is one gon cant forget Has an actnc mterest nn sports A good prospect for Vashmgron Secretarxal School Hockes 9 Smmmxng 9 Bowlmg 9 Glrls Show 9 Basketball 9 ll 12 Poster Club 10 Baseball rdmal 11 Tcnms Pioneer EDWIN A MARTIN Hex good' naturctl ull 0 Bound to fbrer up angone An ardent stamp eollector lxkes hunting fishmg and trapplng A College of agrleulture lS hrs chorce Typing 9 Ar! 10 Projectnnxst ll 12 Public peakxngl 'Q' JOAN C XIXRXIN Tim brounrttt from Pnmfvtfm ar f An m fwfr lui lr nrt Y G1 Y Loses to cook and roller skate Another of our mans secretarl s nl 9 1 l C' ses 9 vamsh l f l Nionxtorxal Staff 11 1 'll K GEORGE EDWARD MCKOW EN Stnous mmded urtb a smrle Wbrcb nm be seen for hal a ml e An mwaluable member of the Clrdmal Hopes to be a projettromst m a movle :heater Airplane Club 9 Xarlets Show ardxnal 10 ,lr boree FRANK J MEN DEZ Its mlgbtg hard' to re Frank doun s aluags knoun to r around Basketball and all sports are a source of great pleasure to htm The Vlarxne Corps IS hrs goa Airplane Club 9 Art 9 Basket a 9 ojectlonlt 10 THE A PANEL-X UORRELL Talliatne and gay I rnntily uay An amateur flor1st wlnle not perfectmg her wrntmg frammg a career 1n 1ournal1sm S2r1Slleserxe5l9 Card1nal 10 11 eruor Aasembl Club 12 Pumga ay y 7' new ANFORD A NELSON In An onl Nelson pu! your lrus! Moung oruard be tannol rust En ovs all sports CSPCCl2lly sw1mm1ng Is trymg for W'est Pomt Newspaper Elinor 9 Student unc1l 10 12 Larrlma 1 11 Class X1cePres1dent17 V499 CON STAN CE MAE VIURRAY A bit 0 un and common sense Wm for ber your con dence Fmds pleasure 1n sewmg and cookmg Her occupauon centers around d1etet1c work Surg1cal Dressmgs 9 10 G ee u 9 0 12 Typm Home Nursxng 12, B1ble Club STEPHEN T OKKER JR Happy arm' rescued IS he A forlunate uture be xboull see A cred1table accordmn an drum player Wxll study for the m1n1stry at Hope C01 egc Band 9 10 11 17 Publ1c Speak 1n 11 Tenms ll Sports 2 'Z EUGENE OTTENS Gene 15 an athlete who rung! lbe bell Wbal bell do nm! gou nerer ran tell Captam of basketball team loves all sports H15 enter pnse 15 gomg to be salesman lh1p Bowlm Blsebal 10 11 12 Basketbal I 11 ootllall 10 Captaxn 12 Sports ll Suv Suv DONALD S ONERTON Easy gomg ull o Don ll lzked bj ereryme Don plays an excellent game of tenms Has won INROTC scholarslup 1n engxneermg Sports 11 Tenms 11 12 Pubhc Speakmg 12 Assembly Club 12 n,'-f DONALD 612011613 PAISH JR Like the rock o Gxbrallar We wont see Don alter LlkCS mathemat1cs and sc1ence Attendmg college to take up sc1ent16c research Xlmstrel 9 Chorus 9 10 Glee Cu 9 10 Opera Gulld 9 0 l Niath 11 Astronomy 11 r Play 11 Bowlmg 11 12 Projec t1on1st 12 Assembly Club 12 P1oneer .fk LEONORE F PASSARO In ber career xbe must go Shes hitched ber wagon to a xtar Outstandmg 1n Honor Soc1ety Cardxnal and Sen1or Play Should make an excellent soc1al worker Newspaper 9 Class Presndent 9 nd 9 10 11 12 Cardxnal 1 Co edltor 12 Bowlmg ll Cho1r 11 Tenms Honor Soclety 11 12 Assembly Club 12 Senxor Play P1oneer Page 83 A A A A A f f 0 ' - Q n a f W T . . 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P P ' ,A 12g ' 11, 125 I KEITH E PALLISON He did his share m hlgh school 1 e And should sucreed xn ang str: e A champ nn bowlmg lzkes to read Hopes to enter 'vluhl enberg College Poster Club 9 Publc Speakmg 12 Tenns 11 12 Bowm 11 12 Pxoneer JAMES R PELLINGTON He fannot stop T111 he reaches the top Our class pressdent possesses extensne com collectmon Hopes to be an aeronauucal engmeer Car mal 9 Baseball 9 10 ll Sports 10 11 Honor ocm e 11 12 Assemblx Cluh 2 Student Councll 12 Class Pres: dent 12 Sensor Play Pxoneer THE A 1- ELEANOR POTASH Her wmmng smile and per srstent laughter Wm her surress both nou and herea ter A very capable class treasurer V ants to become an anrlmc hostess Spanxsh 11 Tennns 12 Class Treasurer 12 Pxoneer v x l 'lf 'B RUSSELL PROFFIT He stars on the eld and on the floor A coaehs dream and plenty more Hrs football record has made hnsrory Plans to serve m the Naxy Football 9 10 11 12 Basketbal Qs' fx c ' ff 'Pu Page 84 JOAN CLAIRE QUACKENBUSH Leading fheers was her desire She really set the world on Lakes sports especnally bowlxng and dancmg Wxll enroll at N Y U to become a teacher C eerleadung 9 10 11 Head French 10 Cardxnal 10 Jr Jam bores Pwneer BARBARA ANN REID Gral ful quut and smfere nn hcl IS n l 4 s L 5 aluays mar Spcnds a lot of mme rcadmg and svummmg lmcnuon ss to be an aclxerusmg seeretary Lhorus 11 bleu Club 17, S'amps and Bonds 17 ROBERT H RAPP the court has not at a oss shous them all that hes the boss Basketball star m las: year lntends to yom thc Navy HJ Basketball 10 ll 12 SPOFII I BETTY RIEGOTTIE She is urlzomc m any fraud O hzr plrsonallty she should be proud One of Pomptons foremost cheerleaders Has hopes of gonng KO Southern Summary An 9, Buwlmg 9 10, bports 10, Lheerleadxng ll, 12 lf , . 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ESTELLE R RONIAINO xtYY!1flll' rnauous Lstcllr Imxtatmnx she aloft ru ufll An accomplrshed rce skater Plans to become a ryprst Choral Group 9 Band 9 C lee Club 9 Nocal Nlusrc 10 Pulrlrc Speakrng 11 12 Senror Play ANN H RLMSEY Her ready smxlz' ls aluagx rn Jtglr Lnjows bowlrng and all sports Plans a career as a secrc tary Intramural Sports 10 Bowhng VIRGINIA A SANDERSON A lxttle grrl not so loud Shes a xtamlout xn a crowd Orre of our pepprest ma1orettes Frrst a secretary then marrrage her future Choral Froup 9 Band 9 10 11 1 Sports 17 H ,elif HERBERT E SCHAEFER Any tnxk hes bound to r On joey Schae er you can re Lrkes to svnrm and rrde around rn hrs 50 Chrysler Armrng for busrness management Band 9 Brology 17 CHARLES I. RING Hrs xmentzzenexs and ongmalrtg Make et erjone remember Charlxe Enjoys readrng and good musrc Has selected psychratry as hrs lrfes work Camera Club 9 Radro 10 P 0 Jectronrst 11 Brology 12 7--f 40 PRISCILLA G SACHSE A chu' appearanfe a real delzght Very pleaszng to the sxght Noted for her extensrve ward robe Has her eye on Duke Unrwersrty for the rmmedrate future C rf rn rl 10 Bowling 11 O er e a 11 ennrs C our 1 'Itprng 11 I2 Proneer Page 85 DONALD S ROBINSON On the football field h s a craelzeryaclz Its almost rmporsxble to hold htm bark Noted for hrs abrlrty rn car toonrng Cartoonrng wrll be hrs future occupatron 9 aseball 9 10 Football 10 11 12 ow new 'Q if .49 ELLEN J SALLE alcmure lxttle lower She lzmts by the hour Enthusrastrc about knrttrng and dancrng Expects to enter Frost s Busrness School rn Hack ensack Llee Lluh 9 Cardrnal 9 10 11 - .I A' . Av A U - - - ,, 1 6, I I V 5 ' g r - Art 5 B , , 11, 125 Q - , 1 - . ..,,. K, 51. 5 I 'K' 1 A v fr' . 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Hr uns 101111 our 11411 JHASFII A tr1umph 1n tht bemor Play Xkams to make hrs tarecr m LI'If,lIILLl'lIIb .m11t1c l N us Lr 11 Xmlusurw Amrmttee Il N mit nt L 111nc1 111tr I 11 II er DOREEN M SM ILLIE Charming 301111 and Jzmplrd tlJi'l'k Tfe 15110 o person nmng sn Has perfected 1he d1fEtult art of sltung Has hopes of bung a news reporter oral Group 9 Llee Klub B1ology Q PATRICIA STARR .Sfn look: so Jcmurr and almosl 11 Bul H011 Ibaf 1p1zrkl HI brr I I Pal engoxs vmatthmp, all sports V11ll major 1n the busmtss he d N1 ptr 9 h1r 9 Glec 1 110 Nflilxlllb ' d F l T...+' l.. :.aY .l 'fr 1 nil . . Lv I Q 3? Q f uh' ' fin- F 4 , fi ,,,: 1 . I 1, . 1 ,, K , j vfA , K K -, A I, ff ' U - - p I v, - , , H, , V V J, . I ' ' . fl! -H Fr ' ' or ' his -H J ' f . ' . . V 1 f In . A . ' ,klu TH' Z l' ' 2 'h A ' ' 'L 4' ' 'V ' - 1: 'z A I S 5 I 95 ' ' 10. L1 fi ' ' 3 1- ' 3 Ch ' 1 Q ' 10' LII , 4 '111 137 , 11, 125 . ' , 115 ' '12, -5 , K 11. 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I-g 114 Pulfl 811' 11. 12: V I Il: l'h 1.29 S r I'la,g 1'0- 86 ws j . 1.1 , gs .. .. , + T5 ' I - 1 , sf -Q :'f' - ' L' '-- -W fr 4 , 4 fr Y ...., Q! 4 ' s 9 I ' -- 5. -- I -1 -- ' - f, - -- W - Especmlly mceresrecl 1n house Q' A PATRICIA ANTNE TEELINIG Pa 151 aluajx on lbw muzz Dzllnmlg nz Ibm groom Top fllght cheerleader and xalu able member of our class Ixpccts lo enter Adclphl College f 1' fe I 11 I e L 1 1 s r s rl S111 ll ful L11 I 1r1 mu 1 111 I 1oneer I'1cture L a1r man fi GRACE THOLIN Frunkmss and bumsfy um: rm J r ar ll In all b r Ia k1 she dues I 1 Secretary of our elass and head rvurlnr 1n the .md XX: undoubtedly b a successful secretary and housuufr. nstrel 2 Chorus 9 S 11 un Tcncher of Txpxng 111 afrettc Ilcul l'w1rler 17 Claw Secretary 1 lxoneer Typmg Lhanrman QL ez LOIS R TOR BET uxft apprefzatxzc' likes I uork from harder! lasks :be does noi shnlz I'xccls IH the Held of muslc and ns an excellent scholar XVhcaton College 15 her a1m for thc nmmcdnale future Student lounc1l 9 Clee Llulf 9 C oral C oup 9 Band 9 10 11 Orchestra 10 Lardmal erch10 Cho1rl0 11 12 Smle Band 11 Tvpmg 11 Op eretta 11 Honor SOCIEIY 11 12 Pwneer PATRICIA A TURNER Perscrnmg and polxlc' Put url! do a job just rlgbt hold arts Blackstone Col lege IS her selecuon to study Lhetetncs lee Llxlv 9 Typlng 11 Pu 1 bpcakmg 12 ID- ALBHQTJ THOMA A 10111 ol nm! m1 lf 1111 141111111111 ,guml cluu A new addmon from Brooklyn Lh1s year Hopes to take hxs place 1n an engmccnng collcbe 4 ll! NIolelBu1lflus Bovxlxnp, 1 MARY VAN DUYNE lztlle senousness a lot 0 nl Add 10 xl all uork uell done Has an avnd mterest 1n dra maucs 'lcaehxng IS her goa iafe-tv Patrol 9 lost and Found LUITITIIIIIQL 9 1J1ama!1c flulm 9 111 7 1111 Sveakmg, 11 l ,lr Jamboree Bowhng 12 Pmneer rid MARILYN THOMSON A romfmmon urlb a nfmlly laugh Aluay seen ulfb bn olbtr Ju A constant reader Plans to enter nurses tranmng 141111110 french 2 are FLORENCE M VAN ORDEN Frzemlly uell dresxed, and sued, This prefty blonde zs aluays neat Enjoys playmg the pxano Her career centers around nursmg Bowlmg 11 Typmg 12 HJSHY OFFICC' F' 'ew Cm fe ' QW, I . I., QQ T., - , ' 0 - ,J fwfr V My -. 1 1 -fi Av v X 1 l ' rv tk 1 I, 1 1. 1 rf 1 , X jr Hr, ff I Y. f . ,i , , r p - If rl, .f 1 fvl , . Q I I V 1' N ' , , ' f , I l V ' 111'-wJ. - , 1 , , - 1 ff,-1 611,111 4:1-fm. sg 111 1111. 'fg ' ' b - - ' WH filvsflull 1 - '- A -I 10: ' ' ' A . 11:11 95 llr'h'-ti UQ -Ir. Polxce ' ' C ' -3- 4. ' 3 ' 1 . l':1p!, 93 flzns. 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Wrll enter the respected callnng of housevufe Choral Grou 9 Glee Club 9 10 Typmg ll xology I2 Chou' 12 JL NE X OORHEES A quit! gxrl but yt thru' lzrs Bubhlmg laughter m her rys Her art has dxstmctne orxgxnal x Xlxll contmue her spe cnaltw nn the Held of commercnal art ewspaper 9 latm 10 In ra mural Sports 10 Glee Club 11 Pioneer JOYCE M WHRITENOUR Mayorelte of lhe hour Blonde and peppy ogre Whrlicnour Our peppy head majorette ns a constant kmtter Wnshes to ROBERT A XX 'KLDECK Through the rldx he lows roam Carrgmg hrs gun and rabbits home Spends most of hrs tnme out doors huntmg Hslnng trapping and rxdmg Vtnll gom mth Lncle Sam Axrplane Club 9 Bowlmg 10 Sports ll DORIS C WILLIAMSON Although the hasnt much I sa Dom rs pleasant m many uag One of PLHS s talented ar become a secretary xsts Her ambntxon rs to b Bxologx 9 Dramatic Club 9 10 a Niajorette 11 Head Nlajorette 12 faslnon desxgner Spanish 10 Art 11 Pnoneer E C 4 '. ' ' 74 to ,.h 'f'c N '- 9 i ' 2 1 I I 'l ' V.. 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U . , U , 7 I ?' , ,U N a . 1 I - . - ' t ', tn L A S S O F 1 9 9 EDWARD ARTHUR WILSON A xerxous minded lad u be W 0 pl ns rareer orestry Possesses a very valuable stamp collection Has shown in terest in being a forester Typxng 9 Bowling 9 Poster Club 10 Blology 11 12 CONRAD A WITTE Calm and collected Hex never ileyeeted At his best in hunting and trapping Hopes to operate a mink farm Camera Club 9 TH CAROLYN DELLA WIINTERS A urllmg worker m ezery way Carolgn prores herself day by U Spends a great deal of time on her art Oiice work is her future Glee Club 9 Public Speakmg ll Pioneer JEAN MARIE WOSTBROCK A demure mm wxth blonde hair glowing Our pretty lean is well worth knoumg An excellent an editor of the Pioneer Will pursue an art course in Endicott unior Col ege Student Council 9' Modern Nliss Cluh 9' Glee Club 10 11' Tennis , 12' Honor Society 11 ' Choir 125 Monitorial Staff 12' Pioneer Art Editor. ELAINE B YAVENER Many xubleets has :be learned A constant reader Plans to enter college possibly majoring in English ar mal 9 11 Co ed or Drama 10 Public Speaking 11 Library Staff 12 NIOl'lllDfl3l Staff 12 Senior Play Pioneer Sponsor Chairman NELL IE ADR IANA YOLM AN A little none a hearty laugh It easy to allow Nellrex atb Cuts fancy figures on the roller skating rink Will attend Ridgewood Secretarxal School Choir 9 Typing 9 Crafts 9 In tramural Sports 10' Glee Club 10 12' Sports ll. ECL 4 Page 89 IX When xn Ihr uorld do ue gr! an axxemblg program Ru: und repeat the Lord: Prayr mlones Pfggu' Bogie 3' CIUDI' IIGIJJ '1 Don Palxb bas I UNI: cbnnixlry rnurcb to do Calberxm' Sexgers lair: our Mrs Bczold m oiire prarlxce Aikflffly Ibm I only ou Republu-an m :bu debate Page 90 C X An Hllf07fl1lf Jurumon al fb: lockers m tbe mormng Ba lun Khin Iain adrsthl, llmllx warn b J I sell Cbmfmas card: r , Iwllxe Yolman II frgmg ar 0 . I Q O .84 U' 'v . 1 ,. v f ' Y 9 I .Teh r . Sad I 'Ii .. - . . 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Page 91 THE SENICJRS REST. . ,-,X O 36172502 Good bye old school we are lcaung you and otherx vull 1omc to take our places As we go our YAFIOUN ways 1nto the vyorld our tho111,hty v11ll often return to the hapyy days we h.11 pant wth you We yhill th1nlx ot the lun we had detoratmg tor damn and tl1ccr1113R y0urtc1mw to uttory Neyer vs1ll we torgct your mme honored lf11LllIIOI'l5 .md hallovscd halls or the lxttle thrny, that meant so much thc Ctrugglu uc had to make the Honor Roll the front door uc vullxcd through NO many unc tron LAM rn ,1 semh 1 .md the ramng teremony uerx normrt Tum were t1n1ty when you muyt hue et re 11te XOLI ,, 1 lose L N 1 Noon IL W o yy 1 1 yo lf doom 1 11 e 1 t N NN 1 1 1 up yxrll he tdrro 11111111 remen e 1 TO 1 your t 101 1 N o 15 1 1 41 onrx ot 1 lttcttron rupett lllxl reform rn our lf..111115 Good bye old behool Mr A Mc 1-:XQ- X A 'T tml l Q51 UI' , . 1 3 a 'A . -' I' 1 X- V' - . - 5 w. I. . ,C S 1 , , I f K , ' A ' . 4 I A- F- 1 W W 4' . 'N . 2 ' . Y '. 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