Ben L Smith High School - Aquila Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Gypsy Magic Is Theme of 65 Prom Seniors are greeted at the door as they enter the camp of the colorful gypsies . . . Sophomores in gypsy attire greeted formally- dressed Juniors and Seniors . . . crepe paper flut¬ tered from the ceiling . . . candlelight flickered from the tables . . . and a campfire beside a cov¬ ered wagon added the finishing touches to the gypsy theme. On the evening of May 14, a magic spell was cast in the gymtorium as the 1965 Junior-Senior Prom got under way. The enchanting music of Burt Massengale and his orchestra beckoned as dancers filled the floor. Gypsy Magic became our magic . . . the glamour and stardust of the moment became ours to hold and remember . . . Refreshments, entertainment, and laughter held us spellbound until the clock struck the hour of parting. The gypsies disappeared into their caravan . . . the couples left, one by one . . . but the memories lingered and are still there . . . Tables are set under the stars for the stars of the evening . . . Jaw l MI W. V ' 4 Entertainment at the prom has a professional quality . 24

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As our building grew and our stature grew, we embarked upon a program of beautification thus, the patio wos born To Stay On The Service to school and community is part of our lives . . it helps us grow spiritually as well as physically . . . To keep a school on the move, unselfishness must be part of its personality . . . Go We Musf Serve Daily To moke things beautiful, we hove to keep things beautiful. Dione Troy, Chairman of beautification helps keep things in order . . . Cathy Moore gives some of her spare time to the Christmas Seal program . . . 23

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Senior Superlatives are honored as announcer, Lindy Stephenson, introduces each couple to those attending the dance . . . Couples reluctantly leave the dance floor at the end of a dance . that music is so good . . . too good to stop, even for a moment ' s rest . . . 25