Pleasantville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Pleasantville, NJ)

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- If, C., ft, Ullllltll On the left of the stage we find the ambitious cnorus, lar more experienced than when they were mere stagehands, diligently practicing for the time ot their first stage appearance into this great pro- duction. During timeout, while waiting to resume practice, We hear a lot of laughterg and you can be sure that the cause ci it is the class Wits, layne Savell and Harry Hic' CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Errickson, Miss Haldeman. S. Manning, Sec: I Casper, Pres: D. Clement, Treas: V. Adams, V. Pres 1

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. . . we 5 ow our key. On the right ot the stage, Bob Creager and Betty Pierce, the sharp dressers, are talking with the ieasy on the eye kids, Pat Parsells and Don Clark, about the neat clothes they wore to their very successful Easter Dance, Much to the despair of the capable class otticers, President Iosie Cas- per, Vice President Virginia Adams, Secre- tary Sally Manning, and Treasurer Dot Cle- ment, Sally Batchelder and Carl Sloan, the most talkative, are always interrupting the practice. Our kids with the personality, Pat Parsells and Don Clark, are seen beaming at our athletes, Frank Emper and Mary Mae Glbson, as they perform their dilticult stunts. The chorus with the aid of its advisors, Miss Abigail lslalderrian and Mr. Marshall Errick- son, presented the Harvest Moon Dance, where cute Ann lohnson was chosen Har- vest Moon Queen. l-lere's to a swell class and we wish you all the luck in the world as upperclass- menl Qur chorus members showed their line ability in everything they undertook and altogether they gave a very excellent performance during this year.