Pope Pius XII Diocesan High School - Keys Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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DISC JOCKEY, BeTTy Czaqas, spins The plaTTers ThaT lceep enThusiasTic rocl: and rollers iurnpinq aT The Friday niqhT dances. This season, BeTTy caTered To The crowd by playinq such TavoriTes as AT The T-lop and You Send Me. SENIOR STROLLERS demonsTraTe new dance sensaTion oT The year. The sliding T'eeT OT PaT Thompson, Glenn Messlehner, Jaclr O'NeiII, PaT Bizub, Maryann SzoT, and Joyce Parisi lceep The beaT as James Lally and Lee Abazia sTroll down The cenTer. Dances add spice to social life. COSTUMED DANCERS swinq and bop aT The Halloween dance was aqain a smashing success roaring '2O's are Mary Ellen Lyons and Euqenia inq wiTh James Gallagher The Joe BroomsTiclc l-lop as The annual These Tlappers reminiscenT oT The Gronclci who Take Their Turn danc- Colleqeu ol The day. Page 28 A SWINGING TRUMPET leads iiTTerbuqqinq enThusiasTs, Jan Zibor, Joe Novaclr, Ellie Mrovaclc and Jaclc Criscione, in one ol Those happy Type numbers aT The FanTasy in Blue semi-Tormal. The band of Andy MaTerna supplied The music, The dancers supplied The Tun.

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Will it be a iitterbug, stroll, polka, fox trot or square dance? No matter what the choice, it is always fun when accompanied with merry music, lively laughter and familiar faces. Jukebox melodies filled the audi- torium at the regular Friday night dances, those eagerly awaited events which mark the end of another week of hard study. Witches, ghosts and goblins gave iust the right touch to the autumn atmosphere at the annual Halloween dance, while the call of all ioin hands and circle round announced a square dance in progress. But the high light of the season was the enchanted evening spent in a Fantasy in Blue , climaxed by the crowning of the king and queen and the seniors own dance to the dreamy melody of Blue Moon. Memories are made of this-the swinging beat, the dancing feet, when good friends meet. REIGNING MONARCHS, Paul Stayskal and Doris Weinpel, preside at the semi-torrnal. Announcement ot the choice ot these popular seniors was the highpoint ot the attair. A PAUSE in the music tinds anxious dancers anticipating the next number at the '58 rendition ot the annual semi-tormal, Fantasy in Blue. The theme ot the dance was carried out by means ot tairy tale castles, prince and princess, wishing well and clusters ot dancing blue and white balloons suspended trom the ceiling. Page 29