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

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WHAT A WONDERFUL NIGHT is ex- pressed on llne faces of Jeanelle Milculilc, Vidor Librizzi, Elaine Wolfer, Joe Slinqer, Joyce Szenzenslein, Bill Van Gieson, Barry Tollw and Pal' Prosnalc. Caie-ty and convivialit reign at senior formal. LOOKS OF ANTICIPATION are evi- denl from +l'1e expressions of Emil Meny, Belly Pnvlica, Michele Osiewicz and Joe Donnelly. Tlney are loolcinq forward To a deliqlwlful evening of fun. Page 20 l N if X ,,,..e--vs Q

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Social activities foster fun and frolic. From the snappy cheers of a pep rally to the swishing chiffon of a semi- formal each school dance proved to be fun for everyone. The work of the week was shed oft weary shoulders as stu- dents tripped the light fantastic every Friday night. Even dance 'fads like the cha-lypso and hand-iive could not dis- courage adventurous dancers, Nor did the shenanigans of ghosts and goblins curtail the gaiety of the annual Hal- loween hop, Dance after dance pro- vided plenty of time to chatwith friends, learn new tunes, and use up extra energy. CHAPERONES. Mrs. Reichart, Mrs. Freeswiclc, Mrs, Schmitt, Mrs, Eber- DIM LIGHTS, soft music, and sweet smiles portray the memo- rable and ioyous occasion ot the annual semi-torrnal sponsored f r by the glee club. ROYALTY REIGNS as lgnatius Tripodi and Margaret Sarislry gg' are crowned king and queen of the semi-formal by Mr. Reichart and Raymond Roslcowslci. hard, Mrs. Gonsislro and Mr. Russinlco, serve re- freshments willingly,

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STARLIGHT SERENADE is a port of the vivid memory always to be recalled by the Senior Class of '59, THAT LONG AWAITED MOMENT of the evening arrives when Coach Dandy crowns Ann Marie Mara and John Eberhard, queen and king of Starlight Serenade. From the very moment the news was announced the entire class seemed to be in a turmoil. Over the loud speaker was heard the constant reminder Don't forget the senior formal -as if anyone could! Time seemed to drag so slowly as the students planned for the big night. Afternoon preparations found the girls patiently fussing over their lovely gowns, and the boys ner- vously trying on their tuxedos. ln every house ei hub- bub of excitement prevailed, Finally, evening arrived, and with it, the handsome gentleman astride the charging steed-well anyway in a sleek auto ap- proached her house, then nervously rang the door- bell, and finally received the radiant smile of his charming miss when he presented to her that precious corsage. The gym, with flowered arbors marking the en- trance, glowed with a heavenly aura. Butterflies hovered low over the tables and snuggled close to sparkling twigs. Palm trees lined the dance floor and glistening stars filled the room. The music enveloped the couples, who seemed to be floating on a cloud of billowy softness. A recollection that will always remain is one of this unbelievable fantasia of loveli- ness.