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The first night dance of the year was held on oaabef 25th in 25OfA. The theme was Indian Summer, and the old Y High was really resplendent in Autumn colors. The dance was preceded that morn' ing by an assembly staring joe Smith, Gene Talboe, and Sy Knudsen. Their portrayal of an Indian tribe with their favorite dish of smashed worms will go down in the history of the school. XXX .1 -X 1 l Il l ,I If ' man T valves. October 30th was the presentation of Our Town, by the Thespians of the school under the direction of George Lewis. This play brought excellent comments from the audience and displayed the ability of the cast to fine advantage. 21
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Gur -first Mat dance was held October 18th andwas really a success. Everyone entered into the spirit of things with enthusiasm. With the help of new rec' ords purchased by the school, everyone was given a pleasant surprise. This dance folf lowed our game with Springville, and def spite the lack of the football fellows on the dance floor, they all enjoyed the dance from the side lines. Initiation came into view, and many were the strange sights around the halls with the Fauvine Club and Notre Maison leading the way. Fauvine prospective members came to school in pajamas, with hair put up and devoid of makeupg while new Notre Maison members wore men's shoes, suspenders, and ladies' hats. V K 017, Qu' 20
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- f if? 1 f- H- Qiffqilli' Sadie Hawkins Dance-that annual affair with the girls giving chase to the fellows- was held in 25OfA on Novemf ber 8th. Living up to the theme of Li'l Abner in the funny papers, 2501A was dec' orated to suit the occasion. Costumes, recognizable also from the funnies, were seen in abundance. Li'1 Abner and Daisy Mae, portrayed by Don Broadhead and Carol Brown, were married up by the immortal George Marrin' Sam Lewis, in a definitely original ceremony during the dance. The assembly that morning was a spectacle in itself. Complete with jugs, pipes, guns, freckles, and even Lena the Hyena, the characters from Dogfpatch showed Y High how life was carried on in their part of the world.
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