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The Dance Committee During our more productive meetings a realistic plan was finally adopted, and we forced ourselves to dismiss the previous visions of tropical isles and dancing girls. Yet, in the end, almost all of us were satisfied, for the atmosphere proved to be subtle enough, and all disasters were considered minor. The First should go down in Milton Academy history as the night Harry Marshard gave his all, and undoubtedly the Foot will be re- membered thanks to Nick's delicious brew. At any rate, everybody enjoyed themselves. We certainly hope that next year's committee will find fun in creating artistic decorations, how- ever, I think they will discover the joy of cleaning up to be limited. Ifirxt Roux' Lehman, Zobel, Parker, Coburn, J., Svwnul Roux' Chaco. M., Ames, C., Bancroft. The lfoot. What's in it? . .yin M K Ralph Stewart's Orch estra.
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Coburn, Zobel, ClaHin. The Blazer Committee
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Ifirsl Roux' Brown, R., Lehman, Jackson. Second Roux' Ames, C., Wolcott, Coburn, J., MacNaught, Chace, M. 'l'l1irri Roux' Williams, T., Driver, Thaxter. The Entertainment Committee The Entertainment Committee unanimously agreed that the close community atmosphere of luncheons across the street was far superior to that in the Boys' School. We also found basketball to be a more enjoyable sport than some of us had previously realized. Though suspected of having lost a little money, the Committee ended up finan- cially stable and achieved its goal of having people say that the square dance was as much fun as the record dances, although once a year is enough. The comment of the year was made by an anony- mous member of the Girls' School at a vitally impor- tant luncheon meeting, I have nothing more to say. Much thanks is given to Mike, the janitor, for his assistance, and to Mr. Deake for the use of his phonograph and speakers. t K ' , ' Q - T ' 2 ff ' an ' 1 g ' ' if t i e i fi , b N . , ,- - H ,Af Q t Q, C, The Octet. Dennis Bell arrives from the West. Kemp, Francis, and Cheever sing.
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