Campbell Hall School - Viking Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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The next dance was the Navy League Cadet Dance at which the eighth and ninth grade girls with Argyll girls were hostesses. For the pleasure of this dance we thank Nir. and Mrs. Wetch who so kindly arranged for the hoys to come. The presentation of the colors was most impressive and the grand march following heantifui indeed. . n oriental motif transfonned the gym into a world of flowers, fans, and hutterflies, with a huge green dragon with flaming mouth, crawling along the north wall. The Valkyries finished the program to date with a dramatic ' o age to the Bottom of the Sea. Again we wish to thank Mr. John Senter for magnificent setting provided for this dance. A mermaid upon the rocks, a waterfall, an octopus, shells, and seaweed, all bathed in blue- green lights, filled one comer of the gym, while all the walls were draped in huge fishing nets filled with balloons and cork floats, added to the eerie atmosphere. Through the courtesy of Mr. Howard Roberts, Mr. Solomon Burke, his brother, Mr. Edward Burke, and the Lovin Two stopped in on the way to an evening engagement. Mr. Solomon Burke entranced everyone with his beautiful singing. We were most grateful for this delightful surprise. We especially wish to thank those dear people who helped us so much with our dances: Mrs. Knudtson, Miss Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. Boston, and Mr. and Mrs. Senter. Also, we wish to say how much we appreciate the kind mothers, fathers, and teachers wh o so faithfully attended the dances as chaperones, making it possible for us to have many wond- erful evenings! 86

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NAVY LEAGUE CADET DANCE DANCES OF THE YEAR The dance program for the ear opened with a very attractive masquerade planned liy the Ninth Crude. Balloons and streamers of every color added to the gaiety of the festive costumes. The Seventh (irade followed up with a Christmas Dance, with the walls brightened with a red and green train and many toys with Santa ' s elves. Red and green ribbons everywhere carried out tlie Christmas theme. The lovely Coronation Ball has been described on preceding pages. Continued Foreground: Mr. and Mrs. JoM ph Wetch Backprouml: Left to Right: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ray Mr. and Mrs. William Chalmers Back to Camera: Leslie Pollack 85

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t IS 11 I Si i.fiii CAMPBELL HALL, LET S BUILD A CHAPEL! For twenty three years Camphell Hall has had St. Andrews Chapel in the gym. I think we should huild a new chiireh so Dr. Camphell doesn ' t look so funn with a haskethall net above his head! I really don t mean it that wa . I just think it would he wonderful to have a beautiful chureh h)r Clod to enter. The church is the place to praise Cod and for Cod to bless us. Church is the place to ask forj iveness and to thank Cod for all the blessings we have received. If we have a church, maybe some of the children will not act up so. I think we .should put careful thought into this. Maybe three years from now we ' ll have a church. Let ' s hope so. -LORI HART, Crade 6 kiil m m «• • oJi ; « C • ' • ' ■ ,X » - L ' ' . Si .Vy