Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Bernardsville, NJ)

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v-3 SENICR OFFICERS Mr. Iacoblon. Mr. Brasher. Mr. lays - Chairman. Min Hosmer, Miss Lunceiord. 3 Frank Woznak. Ir.. President: Sondra Myers. Vice-President: Nancy Delfilippis. Secretary: Robert Beringer, Treasurer. SENIGR ADVISORS on I ,ni-J

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f ' f f ' X 1 1 'f 7 , X , J , ff r ' X Mr X X. ffl it I lj f gilt i X 4 f THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES The panorama of our four years of a successful career at B.H.S. calls to mind some interesting episodes. We entered the box office as small bewildered ingenues, full of eager admiration for the stars who were the upper- classmen. Our cast of aspirants was large and for our leading man we chose foe Brush, who with an able supporting cast, gave an excellent performance in our production of The Fresh- man Return Partyf' He repeated his success the following year as our stellar performer in The Baby Party, After tryouts, Dave Koppes made his appearance as the lead in our Iunior season in A Day in th'e Old South, the theme of our interpretation of what a lunior Prom should be. Through the years, we had many actors and actresses who scored hits in performances depicting sports, music, govern- ment and scholastic achievement. The current season has found us established performers in the theater, The entire student- body voted Phil Weinseimer their favorite actor and as such he assumed the duties of Student Council President, while our own spotlight fell on Frank Woznak who starred in this year's classic, The Palace of the Snow Queen. ' The footlights are fading now and the entire cast is experi- encing deserved bows and curtain calls for, although this period of our drama is ending, we. must continue in our careers with new roles and new scenery. May the applause be loud and long. lex ,gf ,EE ll 51 ' K l 4 ffl X Zi , Z A Z - if ' 41 I 43-11- .1 ...- -,TQ