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THIRD ROW: Bill Jurgenson, Larry Baatz, Wayne Gate, Ralph Warren, Jack Petrie. SECOND ROW: Mr. Harrison, Doris Foti, Dianne Harkness, Sandra Lawrence, Mr. Laxton.Mr.Bain. FIRST ROW: Karen E ngl and, Karen Montesanto, Marityn Ferguson, Mr. Rielly, Jan Barrett. Isabella Jurgenson, Sue Cumpson. Docial ( ontmittt AUTUMN DAZE - OCTOBER, 1960 This was the first of the many successful dances arranged by the Social Committee. With the warm personality of Jim Small as M. C, the newness of the school year and the bright fall atmosphere created by the decorations, this was completely enjoyed by everybody in attendance. Multi-coloured paper leaves provided a canopy top for the M. C. stand, and large branches gathered from a nearby woods provided realistic tops to the black and brown crepe paper-covered tree trunk forms . Large murals depicting the different farm. crops harvested during the summer covered areas of the gym wall. The refreshment booth was transformed into a mock sunflower garden. The dance was a complete sell-out, giving the Social Committee a good start towards further dances. SADIE HAWKIN ' S DAY DANCE - NOVEMBER, 1960 Pigtails, patched-up blue jeans, straw hats and freckles changed some Delta girls into Dogpatch-like characters. A few boys donned beards, old hats, coveralls and boots. The disc jockey was Jim Small, who once again conducted a programme which added up to another enjoyable evening. Of course no Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance would be complete without Marryin ' Sam, this year in the person of Bill Stirrup. Sam in his black high hat, marryin ' coat, and old fashioned glasses, supplied rings and certificates after the ceremony . The decorations consisted of bales of hay, corn stalks, Dogpatch character murals, pump- kins and orange and black streamers. The refreshment booth became the entrance to a barn and a very pop- ular place because of its kickapoo joy juice on sale. The Camera Club took pictures in order that we may remember what a wonderful time we had. SANTA CLAUS SWING DECEMBER, 1960 C. K. O. C. ' s Randy Ferris took over the record machine at this fast-moving dance and he did an excellent job to further encourage the Christmas spirit in everyone. Red and white streamers across the ceiling and two twelve-foot pine trees made the gym a cheerful place that night. The trees had an old- fashioned look with their paper bells, popcorn strings, multi-coloured lights, and sparkling tinsel. Bill Stirrup acted as Santa Claus and came in with a great noise of bells, ho ho ho ' s , and Merry Christmas . After Santa arrived and was seated in his place of honour, it became quite a challenge to decide whether Santa Claus or the mistletoe was more popular and attracted the larger crowd. The dance was a great success and everyone had a good time. AT HOME DANCE - JANUARY, 1960 The theme for this year ' s At Home was that of a winter ice palace of blue. And blue the gym was, with over four thousand blue balloons and one thousand white balloons that made up the false ceiling. Large blue and silver tin foil ice peaks surrounded the bandstand, where Al and Jim Roll ' s group supplied the wonderful music, making this truly a night to remember. As the couples danced around the gym, many comments were made about the beautiful blue and white snowflake, guilded-edged murals and large white pillas on the walls. The teacher ' s corner showed a display of blue and white ice peaks coming through the balloons nearly to the floor and others from the floor up. Shimmering snowflakes, also of silver and blue, rotated in the midst of the ice peaks. Dancing was from nine to one. At about one-thirty A. M. the happy couples departed, the now not so clean red carpet was rolled up for another year, and the At Home had once again fulfilled its purpose as the loveliest, most pleasant dance of Delta ' s school vear.
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