Dana Hall School - Focus Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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gr- ew Iparfie5 Dann uniforms, gym clothes, Bermudas, suits, ves- per dresses, .md fornmls were modeled at the old girls' style show. The theme of the new girls' talent show, Dnnar.1m.1, the. melting pot of many , garvhvelf Bnrdwell entertainment began with Sain! Ivan, presented in modern dress hy The Canadian Play- ers. Cnrleton Smith, in Tln' Arlx cTt'lIAfIl't'll or Lll1t't'lIXUl'K'tl, spoke on the arts in Moscow. Adele Addison, soprano, entertained Dana with every- thing from French flirtations to Negro spirituals. Dana eonversed in French, German, or sign language with the Mozarteum Orchestra which brought us .ln .ill-Mozart program. The pianist, Katherine Baxter, ended the 1956 Bnrdwell series. rmtionalities, included The I3o-yfrirmf, .4 corn husking, Lilllc' Nelf, and, as a finale, The Slar bpauglml Burnlvr. ouse onlzpefifion Hoping for the sleepover prize, each house worked diligently on its movie drnmntizgltion. Presented were Our TfIll'lI, Slnozvfwaf, Wizard of Oz, Haus Cflwrixfian Amlwivmz, Guys and Dolls, King and I, Svzwz Lillle Fnyx, Romm and lulivf, Mr. Rolfrrls, CTZPIYIPCI' by flu' Dozen, Sflltlfllf Primv, Annie Ouklvy, and the winner, H10 News.

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SQ rzflfeelfenvl Bulging suitcases and lashed skis preceded the arrival of sixty Dana-ites in ski pants at Russell's, New Hampshire. These girls, loaded with good food and cigarettes, snow-plowed or christied the Cranmore trails, sat seldom, laughed often, and revelled in the mountain air and beeeeoootiful weather! JG, A spooky invitation . . . fortune-telling witches . . . songs and stunts . . . the Tunnel of Horror . . . sopped clothes . . . . grinning pumpkins . . . groans and screams swinging through the air . . BE rzfthn fer orna al Whether with a blind Tabor date, a Yale fresh- man, or just a friend , the winter formal with the Dana-type punch, the Ken Reeves' Band, a decorated Oak Room, a mirror over the fireplace, and the safety of the powder room, was a great success. !!O8Ve6l'1 . . . suspended spiders . . . relay races . . . apples . . . Classy for the seniors . . . cider and dough- nuts . . . back to the houses . . . mops and step- ladders . . . Halloween 'S6.