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As we pause for conversation . . . Frothy gowns doi a crowded dance floor . . . sparkling eyes gaze fondly at each other
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l2 l Qlicfmg ca ai. an an fee Will you go to the Christmas formal with me? No one knows how that one simple statement can ab- solutely disrupt the Whole life of a girl at G.l-l.S. From the moment he pops the Big Question to the moment they enter Steele Hall, she is whisked into a World of Which dress to Wear, what kind of hair style, which height of heels, and numerous other problems. The big night arrives! There's a knock at the door. The corsage: simply beautifull And then it's out to his family jalopy for the ride filled With an- ticipation of things to come. Out of his car, they Walk into Steele Hall, and their whole world is com- pletely changed-changed from the bobby socks and levis set into the World of men and Women-Y and romance. f-lere's their view: Soft lights and soft music-couples gliding gracefully around the Christmas tree in the middle of the floor. After the dance, a bite to eat, and then it's homeward bound -the good-night kissfa night to remember! Dancing to the music of Carrol Baker Santa's visit to a real doll . . . Y , ,, Mass ,
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11 First Row: D. Davis, C Davis, T. Donovan. Second Row: S. Plesher, R Swanson, H. Reece, M Gage, S. Alter, L. Cederoth H. Ziehr, I. Cox. Third Row: P. Myers, C Fach, R. Youngren, L Smith, G. Nelson, C. Isaac son, B. Leasure, G. Good Win. ll an Gam? 7ake I ' aa Money will come and money Will go, but You Can't Take lt with You. This expresses the general theme of the annual tall play presented here at GHS by the same title, You Can't Take lt with You, under the direction oi Miss Eleanore Bieler. This comedy, written loy George S. Kaufman, is the story of a young girl who falls in love with her looss's son but has to cope Wtih her riotous family and the many guests present at their house. Lett to right: M. Gage. H. Reece. Left to right: L. Cederoth, M. Gage, R. Swanson, C. Isaacson, H. Reece.
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