Danforth Technical School - Tech Tatler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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TECH THTLER 69 RED HDD UJI-IITE PROFD... Danforth Tech gaiety reached its zenith on February 24 when the Stud- ents' Council staged the annual Red and White Prom. Innumerable fairy godmothers appeared to have been at work for the occasion judging from the transformation worked on the persons of the Tech girls by their new for- mals although none of them did actually arrive by coach and six. Even their escorts had undergone a meta- morphosis: careful barbering jobs sup- plemented by accurately centered Windsor knots did the trick. Taking tours of duty on the receiving line were Students' Council President Bill McAlpine and Dawn Kendall, Prin- cipal and Mrs. W. P. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. McAlpine, Trustee and Mrs. S. Tichener-Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Magee, Mr. and Mrs. G. May, and Miss M. Clarke. The ordinarily rather bleak dimen- sions of the Boys' Gym were masked by lavishly planned decorations. From a false ceiling of red and white stream- ers dangled two thousand sparkling silver stars. An elaborately decorated band-shell, special wall decorations, and skilfully located spotlights helped produce a perfect atmosphere for the mellow music of Boyd Valleau. Special attraction this year was the selection of the Queen of the Prom by Miss Betty Jane Pike. Admitting the difficulty of her chore, Miss Pike final- ly nominated Mae Genno, whom Mr. Ferguson presented with a gold wrist- watch generously donated by an east- end jeweller. This year's supper also proved a standout. And small wonder that it was so. After all, Danforth Tech's own Do- mestic Science department took on the catering responsibility for 1950. Many ex-students came back to the Prom to renew old acquaintanceships. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Tom- my Wagner, Ron Tyndal and Isabelle Crummy, Joan Bain and Leo Davis, and Bruce Hall and his fiancee. Others who were manifestly enjoy- ing themselves to the utmost were Don Otto and Marilyn Fritz, June Wylie and Locky Morrison, Jeff Ellis and Doreen Begley, Gord Young and Pat Shackleton, Bill Chapman and Betty Garrett, and TATLER Editor Harold Cohen who drew down the pleasant assignment for the evening of enter- taining Betty Jane Pike. n exclusive photographers to Appleby College, Qalcville Danforth Technical School Leasicle High School Parlcclale Collegiate also servicing CKEY CFRB CHUM Royal Conservatory of Music Artists and 37 other leading commercial accounts PHOTOGRAPHY by WITTON 42 sunny lea west MU 8843

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