Park Ridge High School - Hoot Yearbook (Park Ridge, NJ)

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W C FQ-,QQ Q7 T90 W N! IIUR VUCAL IIRGA IZA'l'l0' HE thirty-odd girls in the Glee Club, faithfully prac- ticing throughout the year, were always working toward some worthwhile goal. The first goal was to make successful their debut at tl1e Thanksgiving as- sembly program. Next came the study of carols for a Christmas assembly. Finally they were a featured at- traction of the May Music and Art Festival. On this occasion, they made a pretty picture in pastel evening gowns, while singing Springtime melodies. Credit should be given to Miss Winifred Stiles for the work she has done to make this organization such a success. 24

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CU 'l'0lllA 0F THE LIBRARY EMUHABLPI spots in this ycar's Library Council calendar included a successful hot dog sale in Oc- tober, a hilarious Truth or Consequences assembly program in November, afternoon parties, a trip to the New York Public Library, seeing Stars On Ice in April, and a final picnic in May. The members have aided Miss Marion Hansen in keeping the library in good working order by contribut- ing one or more periods of assistance each week. They have gained knowledge of the use, value, and function of the library. QQ lillvlovy of :' N c,.,,,,'.M 23

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MELOIIl0U MU IUIA HE Park Ridge Band isn't very large, having only fif- teen members, hut we can count on it to do its part in livening up such occasions as assemblies, home games, and the senior and junior plays. Under the expert supervision of Miss Winifred Stiles, the hand has been praised for its performances. Outstanding was the part it played in the Music and Art Festival which was held in May. Toward the end of the year, a swing hand came into heing. Its lively music was heard at many of the in- formal danees. Those ill the swing hand were Carolee Barnhart, Robert Cioeeo, Tom Donaldson, Charles Kuehar., lwac Baughman, lVlarvin Klihinoff, Henry Renard, Ruth Bosch, and Harold Kenney. 25