Pleasant Hill High School - Rambler Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

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OMMITTEE Bottom row: J. Trezise, C. Ferro, J. McCaffrey, A. Lujan. C. Foster, J. Hancock. Second row: B. Blado, fo C. Spotswood, N. Harding, J. Bernard, S. Barton. fi 1 Third row: J. Kubasek, C. Duling. B. jablonn, B. ff-- Trezise, J. Weir, C. Cox. A' N C. FERRO Social Affairr Comminioner Committees for Decorations, Bids, Refreshments, Transportation, Coat Check, Clean up, and Publicity are included in the Dance Committee. The group consists of about thirty people, all willing to work to have successful dances throughout the year. V 4-','1 V, : - rf' 'K A 1'1- Visitors as well as our own students get in . full swing. '

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vm' 4' V ff-q. bil' 4 fqn . 'AQ X.- AN Bottom row: P. Beckwith, R. Summerfield, D. XY'ard, Y. Manning, C. Yeszin. Second row: N. McRae, S Tatum, M. Halvorsen, Y. Souza, M. Pratt, B gg . Keller. Third row: R. Anti, D. Bullock, M. Archi- ,z bald, S. jones, D. Pisila. L. Shaw, t N. MCRAE Adi ffm' The purpose of the Dance Committee is to make sure that we have only dances of the best caliber. The group accomplishes this by assisting clubs which are sponsor- ing dances. They give their service, advice and sug- gestions in answer to questions asked by those who are not familiar with the procedure of planning a dance. it Mobs came out for the Freshman dance.

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OUR HEARTS XVIERF . . . DRAMA THE PIRATE The Drama Department pre- sented three major productions to the student body and the parents this year. In the fall they produced Cornelia Otis Skinner's Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, a hilarious comedy of a trip to France. Star- ring in the play were Sande jones and Ann Bradley, as two young girls who left on a trip to lfurope for the first time by themselves. With the coming of winter the Drama Department and the Music Department jointly pre- sented the first annual junior- ...,-.nn lg' 4 . I T'-I-nu af 5.1 H