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

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CZIICQJ . . 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

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