Don Bosco High School - Don Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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The Prom Don Boscos third annual prom. reigned over by King Syl Bonlc and his queen, Miss Natalie Eichhorst of Mercy, proved to be an evening of fun for everyone. Since it was the first prom held in the schools new gym, no effort or expense was spared in decorating the gym or in other ways assuring its success. The decorations, set off beautifully hy the lighting effects, followed the romantic theme of the Indian Love Call. Appropriate music was furnished by Al Georges fine orchestra with Kay Iordan as vocalist, Elected to the court of honor were the following, together with their datesi Thomas Beczkiewicz and Camille Gra- ielc, Charles Nikolaus and Audrey Kas niinslci, foe Raszlciewicz and Mary Quesnell, lames Gundrum and Diane Borowiali, Kenneth Kreuser and Mari- lyn lewert and Albert Muckerheide and Marilyn Klatt. Thanks must be given to all who aided in making this gala affair a huge success, particularly to Bro. Marion Bellca and his Prom Committee. ki iry u n iris c ewic Qaniill-fe Giaiek, Charles Nilcolaiis, Auiirf , minslki am Gui ri in 1 row ak rnetli Krwuser, Marilyn lffworh M11 lc their 5 Marilyn Klatt. ac-sv fw E

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lvlrs. Anna Drillsam Mrs. Frank Makowski Mrs. lohn Muth Recording Secretory Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Mr. Norman Perrin Mr. W'illis Ross President Treasurer Home and School Association ln addition to the regular monthly meet- ings, events such as the following were sponsored by the Association: smokers for the dads, card parties for the mothers, dances, various social get-togethers and a play. The smokers, held in the school cafeteria, scored a great hit with the dads. They as- sembled to play cards, watch sports movies and others, and to talk over old times with their friends. Two dances sponsored by the club for the students highlighted the first semester. At the Homecoming Dance on November ll, Ice Caravella provided the music, whilst the Winter Dance on Ianuary 27 was danced to the sweet music of Steve Swedish and his band. A Christmas party on December 20 for the students and their families spread real Christmas spirit amongst all. After various students displayed their talents, Santa Claus made many a tot happy with gifts. The Second Annual Father-Son Night, held on March 17 was a huge success. Festivities began with a talent show in the gym, followed by community singing of Irish songs. Then all came to the cafeteria for refreshments and games: cards, ping pong, dartball and some sport shorts. The dads came into the spotlight with their excellent rendition of the play Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl, which was pre- sented on April 21 and 23. The outstanding event of the year was the Home Show, May 9, IO, ll and 12. It offered the parents many new ideas for equipping their homes. Finally, for the third consecutive year, the association will honor the graduating class with a Communion breakfast on lune 4.

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