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NCLH' l-leerts WCFZ young dDCl GGY!! School began with a whirl of gay parties. Early in the season we were persuaded to take our minds off being homesick and focus them on the problem of what the well-dressed student wears. The Fashion Show gave us all a glimpse of Do's and Don't's at Dana. After Mrs. Ripley's imitation of what not to do, we were never seen eating candy in the ville -well, hardly ever. On this evening also the Old Girls gave Fantasia again, with the same beauty that made it the prize winner of House Competitions last year. As for House Competitions this year, there was a variety of excellent entrees. 66 Senior Row and Cat Alley were serious and awe-inspiring in the prize winning A'Ave Maria. junior Row and Cemetery gave us something new and sensational with Dancing in the Dark, only the phosphorus on their costumes making an animated pattern in the blackness. Aloha brought the Stage Door Canteen right to the Dana Hall Gymnasium, and Warren took us back to the deep South with Shortnin' Bread. Later in the fall we were given a gay pre-war cruise by the Day Pupils. We re- veled in everything from the can-can of Paris to the hula-hula of Hawaii.
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