Palmyra High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Palmyra, NJ)

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CHARLlE'S GHICCDSTV Charlie, just before his demis e, Martha, before she was left alone, and Mirandy, before she left. 1 . 2 S S K Sli' ' yr ,say x 95 enior Talent how Ctal'e'nt shoj, n. the production by class of '65 to demonstrate their skills in their Junior year. The curtain rises. A din of applause sweeps Charlie and Martha, the two masters of ceremonies, along the stage and signals the opening of the Senior Talent Show, Charlie's Ghost. The sound also affects a subtle change in the performers, the audience, the auditorium, the entire show. The magic of the audience has taken over. The night is a montage of images, There are returning acts from last year, including a pop-vocal group, a dancing troupe, and a baton exhibi- tion. New talent is also presented: instrumentalists, dance numbers, a choral reading. Folk music, a newly popular style, is represented by two rising groups. Then, as if to retain this magic longer, the show is closed in the old vaudeville tradition - always leave them laughing. The curtain falls. Drum on your drums,....can the rough stuff, You wou1dn't want Uncle Bart to slap you--would you? n ,

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INSTANT PAGODA: Insert Tab A in Slot B, The Tillicum Staff hard at work?! More Ornaments, please!