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

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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. Q - . .. . l , .. N l A 1 -.. . . 1 ' Y , -