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

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Superintendent of Schools A Message to the Class of 1 70 : Civ-niT-iticin bv gciu ' rnlion wc h.ivi- looked lo our vouth to provide the cre- ntiviiv. energy, and enthusiasm to carry on tlie improvement of man ' s lot. and to build bridges which go bevond our own self-imposed barriers. In gieater numbers than ever belore, 1 believe, students sense the sorrow ol so- ciety and hope to find some way to make it happier bv public cir private leaiiership. Sometimes vou are the kind ot liberals whom the conservative might call radical, or the kind of conservatives whom the liberal might call reactionary. In any event no ideology has a monopoly on you. The only comnum lactor is a deep concern with things as they are. and a fierce determination to find some belter way. and follow it. There is every indication that you young people possess the necessary at- tributes for the task. Enrico ,). Cipolaro Supenntcndcnl of Schools

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Standing, left to right: Mr. R. Savcgcau, Mr. G. North. Mr. R. McConncIl. Mr. W. Oberti. Mr. E. Wcinstcin. Seated: Mr. S. Krumholz, Mr. S. Lchrer, President; Mr. E. Cipolaro. Superintendent: Mr. D. Allison, Vice President. Board of Education Stanley Lchrer. board President To the Class of 1070: Congratulations on your choice of such a meaningful theme for this year ' s Pioneer. Literal bridges are for real traffic and arc buih by construction men from civil engi- neers ' plans. But the figurative bridge that connects an individual to society must be the product of individual initiative and planning. 1 he well-known saying. No man is an island unto himself , implies the existence of these figurative bridges. Many of these bridges or relationships develop naturally but others must be planned and cultivated. It is important that each of you, as you assume your maturing role in society following graduation, establish good, solid bridges between yourself and others in your sphere of activity. You should consciously plan these bridges and must give something of yourself to build them. The greater the number of solid connections you make, the greater will be the flow of ideas and understanding and the fuller and more satisfying will life become. ■Good luck. Bernard Corn, Board Secretary

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Principal I sincerely hope that your days in high school have been profitable as well as enjoyable. I trust that vou have gained the proper knowledge and understanding to prepare you adequately to cross the bridge into young adulthood. In the near future, some of you will be engaged in industry or business: some-will continue with higher education: but whatever your field of endeavor, apply yourself with sincerity and en- ergy. To you. the members of the Class of 1970, I extend best wishes for a rewarding future. ' W- Lester V. Jochem Principal Dean of Girls Edith Murchio Dean of Girls Patrick S. Raspantc Vice Principal Vice Principal