Brown Military Academy - Warrior Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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.flfflf .. . y LETTEHTVIETXVS B This year's Letterman's' Dance was most successful. lt has a long tradition behind it, being sponsored by one ot the more active clubs on the campus. There has been a Letterman's Dance tor many years, usually after or during the Letterman's initiation. The Velvetones, one ot San Diego's better teenage dance bands, played tunes which set the mood tor a very good and colortul evening, QUEEN JINNY DART Y,,:1 ' 'if

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This year, under the able and enthusiastic supervision of Mrs. Dennis, our campus social life has contributed many memorable moments to the cadets. The first informal dance reinstated in the campus routine led to numerous successful and colorful dances, ranging from holiday formals to informal get-togethers that followed Wednesday parades. The annual traditional Letterman's' Ball, the picturesque Valentine's Ball and the Military Ball are all symbolic of activities never to be forgotten. Their success is largely credited to the Ramblers and Velve- tones who provided a fine musical atmos- phere which created many warm friendships. Among our informal get-togethers, one of the most successful was the box-supper sponsored b the juniors. Sunday diess parades' thrilled parents with a display of military precision. Follow- ing the parades, the teas and receptions, artistically decorated by Mrs, Clinton Mc- Kinnon, enabled parents to meet the cadets' instructors while partalcing of refreshments. Once again we sincerely express our deep appreciation to all those who have made possible an eventful and successful social year. Mrs. Dennis, Mike Barrett. GUY Solis

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