North Phoenix High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Ch Dancin n e Dark One of the outstanding formal dances of the year was the annual Girls' League Blue and Silver Ball, held on Qctober l5. TGP: The decorations featured a huge balloon which lean Wackerbarth and Marilyn Dodson are blowing up. MIDDLE LEFT: Members of the faculty and school board greeted arriving guests at the door. MIDDLE BlGl-lT: Before the dance came the process of filling out dance programs. Bill Norman, Boger Timberlake, and their dates try to decide which dance both couples have free. LOWER LEFT: The Grand March was led by Girls' League Officers Carole Freeman, Marilyn Dodson, lerry Lane, and Kay Korte, and their escorts. LGWEB BTG!-IT: Winners of the Prize Waltz this year were Cort Harward and Lois Boshes. Admiring the silver trophies presented to the winners is Mary Io Wimberly. gf! l vw' li , l

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Sa ing I With usic ,- T Dances were both popular and unusual this year. TOP: Three brightly clad revelers at the Clash Dance throw pop corn into anxious mouths. Being the first dance of this kind, it was a definite success and prob- ably will prove to be an annual affair. MIDDLE LEFT: The Halloween Howl was staged at the Mustang Cor- rall. The two characters seen dancing were typical of the merry-makers seen on that ghostly night. MID- DLE RIGHT: Palm reading proved to be a thriving busi- ness and the fates of goblins were forecast. LQWER LEFT: Amid valentines the Cupid's Hop for the Sopho- mores was a tribute to the class of '52, LOWER ElGHT: Sponsored by the Iunior Class, the Reindear Romp was typical of the lunior enthusiasm. The officers of the lunior Class seem to be enjoying their successful dance.