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

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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

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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.