New Hope High School - Colony Yearbook (New Hope, PA)

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-- -' - H- -f-- --- -.1-up-uvl. .LW -- , - In the past year our school has witnessed, aside from our regular school activities, many social events and joyous gatherings, times when we -togged up in tuxedos, dinner jackets, evening dresses, wraps, and silver slippers, the thrill of tripping the light Huh- tastic for four glorious hours, with a few minutes' visit now and then to the punch bowl. On the other hand, we have whiled away the hours in an informal manner. Those good old plaid skirts, accompanied with shetland sweaters and saddle shoes, also had some glorious times. Reversing the scene we see girls walking up to the lads and asking them for Uthis dance.u Once or twice this year we gazed upon the dra- matic ability of our school chums. Even though we realize it was a lot of effort on the part of those who produced the finished product, we all enjoyed it and were thrilled at the thought of seeing them on the stage. Most of us, although we were not on the stage, dressed up in costume and mask once this year. Some of us were walking around in the fashion of skeletons, black cats, and, on the royal side of life, as Kings and Queens. Passing the broom from one couple to the next, we all had the opportunity of meeting when or nshe.V With blue lights aglow and an atmosphere of the holiday season, we all did the Paul Jones, and the Virginia Reel. And last, but not least, there were Jitterbugs, which always' add to the scene. Even though the events are over, the fine memories linger . Q fp 'o +ggEi iiifigifhiibgvg la lll-E COLOUR! 0 CLA!! OF- QA -:nn-L-1-n-l-..