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No sooner were mid-years completed than the colorful post- ers advertising the Winter Car- nival were seen along the L.H.S. corridors. The lively theme, ‘“‘Mardi Gras,” lent a festive at- mosphere to the school and aroused much excitement and anticipation in the student body. The — newly-revived snow sculpturing contest offered an artistic opportunity for the three classes to compete, and proved to be quite an attraction for the town’s citizens. The Class of °63 reigned supreme in yet another field as its “Sleeping Beauty” won first prize. The highlight of the Carnival Ball, held on February 16, 1963, x “ae a was the crowning of the King and Queen by Mr. Joyce, Stu- At this point, the ability and initiative of the individuals of the class earned dent Cabinet advisor. This year new laurels for our fine record. By early winter it was apparent that a large our choices were Miss Judith majority of seniors would be going on to college or furthering their education, Girouard and Mr. David De- and by March we had set a new record for college acceptances. Carolis, who reigned with the court consisting of Daniel Mc- Carty and Gail Buskey, Douglas Furbush and Lonna Greco, Wil- liam Laprade and Virginia Lolli, and Marc Levine and Sue Mc- Manus. Ta | i nat.. A n=l E eG’ ire alhelall bon un mer ‘“There’s no business like show busi- ness!”” was the top tune around the halls for weeks as the class “hams” prepared dinner for Wednesday, April 24, and Friday, April 26, 1963. The feast came in the form of a two-course banquet and no one went home hungry for talent. Mr. “Darryl Zanuck” Joyce went from crown- ing queens to “crowning” aspiring actors who forgot their lines in our two plays, “This House is Haunted” and “The Long Christmans Dinner.” Altogether, it was a memorable experience and encores and bouquets are due to Mr. Joyce, “director- in-chief’; Kenny Blood, production man- ager; Harlan West, technical director; and Jeannie Lolli and Sue Zimmerman, student co-directors.
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