Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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4 ' A Blue Christmas ' sets mood for upcoming holiday festivities A peaceful scene of blue snowflakes re- flecting tapering white candles set the mood for the annual Christmas dance. Holiday couples clad in semi-formal attire danced to selections by a group called The Louis- ville . The theme chosen for the dance was A Blue Christmas . Before the dance, hours of preparation became worthwhile as volun- teer French classes set up the decorations. The pillars were camouflaged with blue and white paper streamers. Christmas trees, which were smothered in angel hair, cast an array of seasonal hues. Windows were decked in silhouettes of light blue candles. Being just before Christmas vacation, the dance was the initiatory step toward the ui coming holiday festivities. ABOVE-Junior Cindy Brownfield and senior Mike Johns dance to the music of The Louisville at the annual Christmas dance. ABOVE LEFT-Pam Fiesbeck and Toni Qark ad- mire one of the many clothing selections at Stan- field ' s Dress Shop, 1917 McKinley Avenue. 29

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ABOVE-Bill Mutz and Janet Stevens enjoy the Christmas dance as Pam Robillard (background) puts an individual technique in her step. RIGHT-Swaying to the sounds of the music at the Christmas dance, Debbie Lawless and Frank Krepps share an intimate moment together. FAR RIGHT-Sophomore John Pusher is all smiles as he shows his approval of the Christmas dance and of his date, Gwen Schrier. 28

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RIGHT-Reecy Dancer, vice-president of the ju- nior class, demonstrates his cheerleading ability during the sectional pep convo. RIGHT-Clapping hands to the beat of a spiritual, the Stokes Quartet entertains the student body with folk songs and religious music. BELOW-The Prague Symphony from Czechoslo- vakia, directed by Jendrich Rohan, plays encore numbers for an audience of high school and junior high students.