Groton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Groton, NY)

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GFF THE CUFF The Blob makes its appearance in Groton at the sophomore dance, and reveals its mysterious insides. The Cool Clefs provide lively entertainment at Yearbook Dance. We are the girls of the Groton Follies, We are shy and bashful dolliesl goes the song of entertainers P. Stringham, Westfall, R. Stringham, Dempsey, Seligman, Regan and Rood. Five more minutes and the rush for refreshments will be on. Wake up, Linda! the

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Junior Prom Candidates: Bernice Kelsey, Alice Heffron, Ruth Chamberlain, Prom Queen Nancy Nevillle, Jeanette Adams. As the panorama of the year unfolds on these pages, we remember that some of the most important, the saddest, the happiest moments have been in our gatherings together. Away for a while from the routine of study-read-write, these are the hours of fun and laughter that we'll never forget. The Junior Prom is the highlight of the year, the crowning social event. lt is held in May when the weather is beautiful and the atmo- sphere is set for romance. But between proms, those Friday night winter dances manage to keep rock and roll alive. There are many more times and places where we relax. You know, we can't target about getting rid of that nebbish in us at a dinner, a tea, or a concert, anymore than we can in school. But he really runs rampant at our rollerskating parties, down at the pond in ice-skating time, around the bend on a bobsled. These next pages will tell the story of the social lite around G.C.S. lt's a lot ot fun! 76 I

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JUST FOR FUN l Ball Bearing Romance Janet Marsh comes to the aid of unabashed Marie Van BenSchoten. That was the neatest gutter ball l've ever seen, says Marty Bancroft as he knocks on wood. Ready to try again is Bob Moore, while unconcerned Faye Miller and Winnie 73 Whatman chat. l l 1 Alcorn's window was artfully bewitched by the seniorl who won first prize in the Halloween contest.