Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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llne Enchanted Evening .X E i I Christm 333 Dane 9 I 01 . SCl10 V up Audltgrium iDCC2i'l'lbzl -, 19, 195-3 seo 'P- mi 'O 59:01, 'P m Admission f' 'PQ75 .1 Paso., I Truly A Night to Rt'ID6lHlJ6l',n another red letter social function. was the sparkling Christ- mas Ball. Sponsored annually by the Sunshine Society, this affair attracted our classmates in large numbers. For many of us, December 19th was a memorable occasion. and we were eager to put our best feet forward. In an atmosphere wholly in keeping with the holiday spirit, our classmates arrived in formal attire to dance to some unforgettable music by an imported'i orchestra. The decorations, committee certainly performed adequately for this occasiong there were many uohis and ah,s to be heard escaping from newly arrix'ed couples. Especially note- worthy was the snowman which disguised the entrance to the dance floor and the artistic snowflake which dominated the interior decor. just prior to intermission time, we were all entertained hy the colorful arrival of jolly old Saint Nick portrayed hy Nlr. Clyde Gentry, principal of Tuttle Grade School. As the last couple completed its circuit of the floor, we ad- journed to the refreshment line. The delicious punch and cookies were well received hy those in attendance. DECEMBER '19 5 3 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat ...1.J.:., I 2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 I0 ll 12 I3 14 15 I6 I7 1819 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3l HP 'fr' Page Twelve H

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Guess again. These were not antennae-topped invaders from outer space. These lucky gals were chosen as queens for the annual Fall Festival, a Chamber of Commerce project. Standing left to right: Lucile Brady, Pat Runyon, Tina Mills Blacker, and Katie Nutt. Occupying the con- vertible ta Kady 7 were Kay Stafford. Pat Davis. Marilyn Fyie, Barbara Gerard, nncl Janis Ewoldt. To many of us. the Christmas season was the liest season of the year. Along with the dauces and parties and the appearance of Christmas decorations throughout the city. we reached the point where a recess was declared from the toils of the classroom. Inst think. almost two weeks of relief from school rou- tine-two weeks in which to recharge our run-down batteries in preparation for the all out assault on iiThe Battle of the Booksf, It would he a long time-lietter than three months-heiore the next vacation was due. Before the adjournment of school for the holidays, many of our classmates devoted their time and energy to ensuring that the needy of our community would he remembered on Christmas morn. The Sunshine Society and the Athenian Booster Club. in conjunction with several organizations outside the school, Here our photographer seemed to have caught jolly old Saint Nick and Linda Jack in an unguarded moment. Page Fourteen. ore Queens launched a drive to collect donations ol' money and used hut still usalmle toys. The latter were renovated hy memlmers of the local Fire Department. Then, following an impressive Christmas program, presented hy the Senior High Choral groups. we noisily left liehind our school cares and plunged eagerly into those two long weeks of freedom. A scene of the massed choruses at the annual Christmas program.