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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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