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

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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

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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

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