Mount de Sales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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and Grace... As they depart, Theresa Smaha tells Herman Hunn about the wondertul time she had at the memorable Spring Formal sponsored by the Athletic Association in April. With Theresa are Pedro Garcia A 7 . | cr . Jo Ann Lucas, Louise Garvin, and Barney Ch Oman. The Sorina Formal, th e la ST SO- ror tne student bho ly a a whole, is The nianhant oft the ; SS eee rS vear for the underclassmen. CENTER: Barbara Union and Ann King wait for Jackie Parden to add the final strokes to her hair-do be- tore joining their escorts at the Junior-Senior Prom, the final tri- bute to the seniors. BOTTOM: Waiting for the delicious turkey dinner to be served at the St. Francis de Sales banquet, Mary Ann Orlando, Pam Altwies, Libby Estes, Joanne Wilkins, Mary Hale, Patricia Stewart, Mary Kendrick, Connie Bunch, Louise Haley, Pat Dews, Patricia Glidewell, and San- dra Cooper pose.

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TOP: Charlene Huhn., Jan- et Lezert and Martha Cooney prepare to whirl around the skating rink. CENTER: Ann Barrett and Pat Garvin, Tish Lehner, and Ralph Barker dance to one of the many pop- ular dance records at Teen-Agers. BOTTOM: Couples dance to the theme melody of “White Christmas” at the formal. 24 Add Char SOCIAL EVENTS Even school life has its lighter moments for fun and laughter. At timely intervals there were a variety of social events ranging from such informal affairs as the sophomores’ skating party for the seniors to the formal banquet welcoming the seniors to the Alumnae Association. At the informal Harvest Dance, Nov. 13, St. Joseph’s Hall was transformed in- to a whirl of “Autumn Leaves.” Shimmering snowflakes and traditional trees carried out the theme, “White Christ- mas,” at the formal, Dec. 11, sponsored by the Sodality and C.S.M.C. Resident students entertained the sen- iors at a banquet on the feast of St. Francis de Sales. Following this the group enjoyed a delightful movie, So This Is Love. Myriads of delicate streamers and rays of misty light converted the auditorium into a fairyland at the formal held by the A.A. in April. Finally the long awaited May night ar- rived! Juniors and seniors flocked to the prom, the social climax of the year. These were the highlights brightening the school calendar of ‘54-’55.

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to Serve SPECIAL EVENTS In retrospect every day and event dur- ing the school year ‘54-55 were impor- tant ones as each had its place in the building process. Social, physical, spirit- val, and mental expansion require a var- ied program. Books were not the only construction tools at our disposal. The Mount girls built by means of civic ac- tivity by participating in poppy sales and tag sales, by speaking well for democracy, by writing well for citizenship ideals. TOP Beaming Sister Veronica accepts the yearbook staff's five hundred dollar check from Mary A. Hatcher, business man- ager, as Mary A. Orlando and Virginia Brown editors, look Or, Lf i | Runners Up, laura Robert son Jacaue Yeager Phyllis As » 2 oat : aie ‘ ” fumiuar Becky Lona, Mary a , Tanner reads ner entr r a . sa RIGHT Looks interesting! Athiet Association officers Rart ara Union secretary ° Pa tricia Garvin, president; Dorothy 2 wwrte roa rar ary : Dp Tara ’ eh Casvurer; eng ’ egaay Biggs, vice president, seem ex ; , : yer the res ts OT tne tag