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WE DANCED AT OUR SOPHOMORE HOP In November 1949 we started our journey into the entertainment world by presenting our first dance, the “Sophomore Hop.” An outstanding feature of the dance was the decorations which depicted a harvest moon setting. The cornstalks, pumpkins and paper moon gave those present the feeling of dancing amid a rustic atmosphere. The music was supplied by the Rhythmaires, our popular school swing band which made its successful debut at this dance. The class derived a great deal of enjoyment and experience from putting on its first social function and the committee deserves a great deal of credit. Swirling gowns and dinner jackets under a harvest moon. AND OUR JUNIOR PROM Silver stars twinkling in a multicolored sky, swirling gowns revolving about black and white dinner jackets . . . this was the “Cinderella Ball.” The decorations, from the glittering coach to the life-sized pages guarding the throne of Cinderella and her Prince Charming, brought to life this fairy-tale theme; while the dreamy music of Russ Gilmore's orchestra floated upon the April evening. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of Vivian Schiro as Cinderella and Robert Caron as Prince Charming. The royal pair were attended by Dona Beattie, Denise Burke, Carolyn Cotton, and Lillian Osterhoudt. The chairmen of the Junior Prom Committee, Denise Burke and Raymond DuBois, directed the intensive preparation. The Decoration Committee, headed by Carolyn Cotton and Gail Bloomer transformed the gym into a royal ballroom in which Lillian Osterhoudt and her committee served their regal refreshments. We will always remember the fun and hard work that went into our very successful Junior Prom. Vivian Schiro and Robert Caron being crowned as Cinderella and the Prince Charming of the Junior Prom. 20
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AND PRESENTED OUR SENIOR PLAY A CASE OF SPRINGTIME The presentation of our senior play, “A Case of Springtime, on November 20, 1951, will stand out as one of the most enjoyable, and unforgettable events of the senior year. The rollicking rehearsals, the fun of preparing the set and gathering properties, the nervousness back' stage on the big night, and the actual per' formance made up an experience we will never forget. The entire cast with Miss Joseph after curtain call. THE CAST Bob Parker ......................... Michael Vogel Betty Parker........................Olga Martinez Dickie Parker .................. Lawrence Richardson Mr. Parker....................................Robert Caron Mrs. Parker...................................Vivian Schiro Louella ............................. Phyllis Klyne Gwen Anderson.........................Carolyn Cotton Eddie Abernacker................................Gail Bloomer Joan Abernacker.................................Dona Beattie Mr. Abernacker..........................Ernest Rost Mrs. Brunswick...............................Loretta Taylor Mrs. James.......................Lillian Osterhoudt Mrs. Hill................ ..........Roberta Conklin Plainclothes Man.....................Thomas Elsbree Miss Bright . ...................Dorothy Rasmussen Stage Manager . . Raymond DuBois Director .... Miss Dorothy Joseph T he Make-Up Committee display their talents. “The hand is quicker than the eye.” “A hot seat!” 21
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