Pascack Valley High School - Warrior Yearbook (Hillsdale, NJ)

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THAN KSGIVING DAY GAME The Thanksgiving Day football game was one we will find hard to for- get. The excitement in the bleachers mounted with each Pascack touch- down as our team pushed on down the field to defeat our traditional foe, Northern Valley. The first Thanksgiving Day game to be played on our own field, it certainly was a Htting climax to a victorious season. , ,V WW' 'i A wi W 105

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THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Perhaps the most anticipated special event ot the year is the Junior-Senior Prom. The T959 Prom, with the theme Mauna Loa Gardens, offered an enioyable evening tor all who attended. The Prom, given by the class of 1960, was held in the Country Club ot New Jersey. The theme was carried out in Hawaiian decorations and each girl was given a lei as she entered. Pat Butenschoen was crowned queen of the Prom and her attendants were Rosalind Fatta, Marianne Gusto, Judy Johnston, and Louise Sibi. THE CHRISTMAS BALL Mr. McNeil presents roses to Tara Deppert at the T959 Christmas Ball. Tara, escorted by Ed Laakso, was crowned queen ot the Christmas Fantasy. The Ball was held in the P.V. gym which was decorated in pink and white. Pink crepe paper streamers were hung from the ceiling to create a canopy and pink balloons and Christ- mas trees were also used as decorations. 104

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SOUNDS OF THE 6O'S BRIGADOON ln the misty setting of a small Scotch village, stu- dents mingled vocal and dancing talents in the pro- duction of the Broadway musical, Brigadoon. Colaborators on the famous Broadway show, My Fair Lady, Frederick Loewe and Alan .lay Lerner were the composers of this delightful fantasy. The cast members labored through many lengthy and rigorous rehearsals before the final production was ready for staging on May 27th and 28, but the thrill of a magnificent presentation was well worth the effort. Pascack Valley's spring concert, Sounds of the 6O's, proved to be the most effective musical program ever presented here. Songs ranged in variety from the classical Nutcracker Suite and expressive Ave Maria to the snappy march, The National Emblem, and the lively Elijah Rock. Both band and choral groups, under the direction of Mr. Brooks and Mr. Mayer respec- tively, outdid all past records in quality, and both have achieved a high standing for Pascack in the Held of music.